Meet the Fockers

Meet the Fockers is the 2004 follow up to Meet the Parents. It was also a huge financial success – just like the first one. Universal also appears the be hedging its bets on the upcoming sequel called Little Fockers, due out this year.
So Meet the Fockers, while still having the same cast [...]

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Resident Evil: Apocalypse

Resident Evil: Apocalypse is a 2004 and sequel to the first film. The story picks up where the first one ends; with Alice in the hospital and the virus having spread from the Nest below Raccoon City and up to the people above. Quickly, just like in the video game, the city begins [...]

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The Day After Tomorrow

The Day after Tomorrow is a 2004 film starring Jake Gyllenhaal and Dennis Quaid. Through a series of spectacular special effects, Roland Emmerich shows the earth changing from the world we know now; and into a type of planet in the middle of a new ice age. All of this takes place over [...]

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The Passion of Christ

The Passion of Christ is a 2004 Mel Gibson film. It claims to be the most detailed film about the final hours of Jesus Christ and his crucifixion upon the cross. Well, it is detailed, that is for sure. Seemed to be at one point, just a beating movie.
Overall the film was [...]

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I, Robot

I, Robot is a 2004 film starring Will Smith as he tries to solved the murder of a scientist. In the future, the world is filled with Robots; they work and live side by side with humans. During Smith’s investigation, he begins to suspect that maybe the scientist was killed by one of [...]

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The Notebook

The Notebook is a 2004 film that has been adapted from a book. The movie is a very well put together love story about two people, one poor, one rich, and a family that comes between them. the story covers several years of their lives, and how, though they may separate for a [...]

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The SAW Franchise

Like all films, whether successful or not – it started with an idea. That idea was SAW, not necessarily a franchise, but if it comes about, who’s going to say ‘no.’
That idea was started by two guys; James Wan & Leigh Whannell. They met each other during film school. James wanted to be a director [...]

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Cellular

Cellular is not your regular horror movie closely associated with the supernatural yet I find this movie more terrifying than those slasher stories and urban legends. Cellular revolves around the story of an abducted woman who randomly dials a cellphone number. The number on the other end happens to belong to a Ryan (played by [...]

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