Presumed Innocent

Presumed Innocent is a 1990 drama-mystery. It stars Harrison Ford as a district attorney and he has been accused of murdering a fellow attorney. The case takes a twist, as Ford is put in charge of finding the murderer, while all along, an unseen force is working behind the scenes to frame him [...]

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The Big Lebowski

Budget: $15 Million
Director: Joel Coen
Starring:
Jeff Bridges
John Goodman
Steve Buscemi
Julianne Moore
David Huddleston
Philip Seymour Hoffman
The Big Lebowski, what can you say, an awesome 1998 Comedy that people are still fanatic about to this day. Don’t believe me, trying Googling it. A great film with memorable lines and great acting.
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Blairwitch Project

For those who have not seen this movie yet, don’t read this article. Spoiler ahead. 
 

I don’t only call The Blair Witch Project as a horror movie, I call a PHENOMENON too. I instead appreciate its filmmakers’ ingenuity in coming up with an extremely low-budget movie to haul in extremely huge profits. From a budget of [...]

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A Bug’s Life

 
 
In 1998, A Bug’s Life was Disney’s November answer to the September release of Dreamworks Pictures, Antz. When Disney was still a separate entity from Pixar Animation Studios, the former contracted the latter to come up with another interesting CGI film, as follow up for Toy Story. Yes, Pixar was also the force behind Toy [...]

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Toy Story

Toy Story was the revolutionary 1995 computer-animated hit that started it all. It was Pixar’s first feature film, and it’s said to be the first computer-animated film to be completed. This was surely a new adventure for Tom Hanks, who did the voice of “Woody” the lead character. He was on top of his career [...]

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The Shawshank Redemption

This movie was based from the 1982 novel by Stephen King, entitled “Rita Hayworth and Shawshank Redemption”. But take note, the late great sex symbol Rita Hayworth was never on the film, but her pin-up served more than just an inspiration (or male energy & imagination inducer) for a guy who’s imprisoned.

It has a very [...]

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Dolores Claiborne

 

This story resembles Stephen King’s other work, The Shawshank Redemption, on two points: first, the movie is about a person suffering from a lingering bad situation i.e. she is incarcerated; and second, despite that odd, the person finds a way to squirm herself out of the situation. Well, not literally, because Dolores Claiborne (Kathy Bates’s [...]

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