Justice League: The New Frontier from Director David Bullock. The film adapted from the Stan Berkowitz (Justice League Animated series) and Darwyn Cooke in his writing debut and is based on an adaptation of the comic series DC: The New Frontier graphic novel. Justice League: New Frontier is part...
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This film is from Director David Wu which in his previous America released film he did Bride of Chucky from 1998, which is a completely different film genre from Son of the dragon. Of course these two movies are completely different genres which are ok; because of the acting, the dialog is could be ...
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The movie is from Director Gil Kenan who previously did Monster House from 2006 would be his 2nd movie in his career and also very little different for Kenan since Monster House was an animated film. Adapted from the Caroline Thompson screenplay and is based off the 2003 apocalyptic book by Jeanne D...
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Director: Patrick Lussier Tried something different with this review, more or less its a run down of the movie rather than a traditional review. It was also written for a friend who been unable to watch it himself Almost scene by scene. There are several spoilers. Just to warn you. The mov...
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The film is from Director George Armitage who other only real well known work is The Big Bounce from 2004 starring Morgan Freeman and the film was written by Tom Jankiewicz the first and only work. John Cusack star as the film's protagonist Martin Blank. I must say in this film he is superb, & pr...
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First I give a tale of the tape of who where the screenwriters for the film, then the director of each episode, plus the voice talent, features included. Screen Writers 1.David S. Goyer-is one of the writers for The Dark Knight,Batman Begins,Blade Blade II & Blade:Trinity.Writer/Director for X-...
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First the movie is by director Rob Bowman best known for his work on 89 episodes of The X-Files, 1995-2000 and also some work on The A-Team 19 episodes, 1985-1986. so this is his director debut. The Screen play is written by Gregg Chabot,Kevin Peterka and Matt Greenberg. Matt Greenberg also wrot...
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The guy text messaging off and on through the movie. come on who are you texting at 11:45 at night. plus I think his friend was drunk. Anyway You know you're not watching a formulaic comic book film when one of the highlights is a drunken rendition of "Can't Smile Without You" by Hellboy and A...
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