FilmFanInTheHouse
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World Trade Center
directed by
Oliver Stone
World Trade Center is the tale of two NY policemen and their struggle to survive beneath the rubble of the collapsed World Trade Center.
A good script, good acting and good directing is what makes WTC an emotional and effective drama. Both Nicolas Cage and Michael Peña give wonderful performances, considering they are restricted in movement for the larger majority of the film. Bello and Gyllenhaal also give good performances in a side story which was really the heart of the story. Oliver Stone has done this brave story proud.
directed by
Oliver Stone
World Trade Center is the tale of two NY policemen and their struggle to survive beneath the rubble of the collapsed World Trade Center.
A good script, good acting and good directing is what makes WTC an emotional and effective drama. Both Nicolas Cage and Michael Peña give wonderful performances, considering they are restricted in movement for the larger majority of the film. Bello and Gyllenhaal also give good performances in a side story which was really the heart of the story. Oliver Stone has done this brave story proud.
Leprechaun: Back 2 tha Hood
directed by
Steven Ayromlooi
After some very bad sequels, a Leprechaun film has been made which can happily conclude the Irish monster's saga. It might have a reference to the hood in the title, but hardly similar to the previous attempt. Here they have created a worthy sequel. There may still be the problems with some of the characters and their dialogue, as well as some obvious plot holes, but Lep 6 actually worked on building up the characters, as well as a back story for the Leprechaun. Speaking of Leprechaun, Davis also manages to finish of his Leprechaun story, with one of his best Lep performances.
directed by
Steven Ayromlooi
After some very bad sequels, a Leprechaun film has been made which can happily conclude the Irish monster's saga. It might have a reference to the hood in the title, but hardly similar to the previous attempt. Here they have created a worthy sequel. There may still be the problems with some of the characters and their dialogue, as well as some obvious plot holes, but Lep 6 actually worked on building up the characters, as well as a back story for the Leprechaun. Speaking of Leprechaun, Davis also manages to finish of his Leprechaun story, with one of his best Lep performances.
Leprechaun in the Hood
directed by
Rob Spera
Another weak entry into the series. The script is terrible and unless you are the kind of audience for the type of gangster hip-hop story lines, they you won't think much of the characters. They just become typical stereotypes and become most annoying than anything, although Ice-T does pull off a fair performance. Unfortunately, this is Davis' weakest turn as the Leprechaun, which is supposed to be the driving force behind the film. The end result makes possibly the worst Leprechaun film.
directed by
Rob Spera
Another weak entry into the series. The script is terrible and unless you are the kind of audience for the type of gangster hip-hop story lines, they you won't think much of the characters. They just become typical stereotypes and become most annoying than anything, although Ice-T does pull off a fair performance. Unfortunately, this is Davis' weakest turn as the Leprechaun, which is supposed to be the driving force behind the film. The end result makes possibly the worst Leprechaun film.