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Showing posts with label movie. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 27, 2016

Best Movie Review - The Longest Yard

The Longest Yard is a remake of the 1970’s box office hit. With Adam Sandler on the lead, it is expected that the film will get a humorous makeover that will make it perfect for the audience who love light moments with serious themes.



In this movie, Adam Sandler plays the part of Paul “Wrecking” Crew. Crew was a famous professional football player who got drunk both with alcohol and his fame and ended up causing a tragic accident because of his drunk driving. He had to serve his sentence in Allenville. In the penitentiary, he met the Warden Hazen who also happened to be a football fan played by James Cromwell. The Warden organized football teams to make money on betting during their free time. When the warden and Crew met, the former challenged Crew to organize his own football team to make the betting even more exciting. Another guaranteed character to make the audience laugh, the caretaker played by Chris Rock helped Crewe with his football team. The players included Nate Scarborough who was an NFL coach played by Burt Reynolds.

The humor in the Longest Yard is much needed what with the setting of prison being bleak, lifeless, and filled with negativity. This humor sets this version apart from the original 1970’s The Longest yard and its loose remake in 2001 entitled Mean Machine. It is a whole new approach without losing the social relevance and the excitement of the original film, getting 31% at the Tomatometer with an average rating of 4.8/10.

The Longest Yard is a perfectly fast-paced movie that will leave you light-hearted. The cast delivered a wonderful performance with their comedic timing and entertaining scenes. It also delivers an inspirational message for the racial underdogs lightly masked with humor. It is as every bit respectable as the original film in its own right. The combination of the prison life story and the action of football as sports will satisfy the hunger of the audience for a nice, light film plus a dessert of laughter sprinkled with insider humor served on a shining tray of the glittering stars of the cast.


Friday, July 26, 2013

Best Movie Review: The Craft

The Craft made witchcraft attractive more than scary, to me at least. Best Book and Movie Reviews features this review because of its interesting plot, the goth fashion that I love, and witchcraft gone bad. I also included a link wherein you may use an Amazon.com Gift Card - $25 (Birthday Balloons design) to purchase the DVD. This movie features four main characters namely Sarah, Bonnie, Nancy, and Rochelle. This might seem like the usual high school movies wherein you watch a group of friends have fun, get in trouble, but everything works well in the end.

Like those usual high school movies, you will be able to relate to each of the main characters. There will be the popular school that everybody likes, including you, and it would be convenient to cast a love spell when you want to. You may want to get revenge from somebody who has been bullying you ever since school began. It would feel nice to get back at him or her for all the hurtful things did or said to you. You may also want to get rid of your imperfections so you can be as beautiful or as handsome as possible.

Best Book and Movie Reviews believe that we all desire to have something but that there is no such thing as a perfect person or a perfect life and when we try to use our abilities, may it be natural or paranormal powers to twist our fate, it will lead to abuse and will never lead to a happy ending.

It is perfect for teenagers. You may purchase it using Amazon.com Gift Card - $25 (Birthday Balloons design) and give it as a present for someone. It is a nice movie to watch with friends especially because it shows how important it is to be loyal to your friends and not stab one on the back over some popular guy who does not really care about you that much. In the end, Sarah made the best possible decision and kept her friend from doing more harm to other people and to herself. It is always a great challenge to not use your power to make things easier and more convenient to you and harming other people along the way.

What also sets The Craft different from other high school movies is that it shows how people with deep desires can be evil. This movie shows that life will be much better if we work on what we have and make the best out of it.

Best Book and Movie Reviews looked for The Craft movie and you may purchase it through Amazon.

You may also use a Best Buy Gift Card to purchase The Craft Widescreen

Rating: **** (out of *****)
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