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Movie/TV Title: The Terminator

UPC: 0678149191523

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Release Year: 2004

Actor: Catherine Zeta-Jones, Tom Hanks

Rating: PG-13

Director: Steven Allan Spielberg, Steven Spielberg

Genre: Drama

Edition: Full Screen

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Viktor Navorksi (Tom Hanks) falls into a bureaucratic crack in the system when his plane lands at New York's JFK airport from the fictitious country of Krakozhia. Unbeknownst to Navorski, his country fell prey to a military coup while he was in flight, causing it to be wiped from the map. This effectively renders his passport null and void, meaning he cannot legally enter America, nor return to his now nonexistent home. Barely able to speak English, the hapless Navorski is offered a sanctuary of sorts by kindly staff who allow him to freely inhabit the airport. With little money to his name, Navorski has to quickly shed his feelings of displacement, confusion, and alienation to survive. Fortunately he has a resourceful nature, and makes a meager amount of money for food by returning baggage carts. As time passes he becomes more comfortable with his surroundings, even finding time to pursue a passing stewardess, Amelia (Catherine Zeta-Jones), who has captured his heart. But airport denizens such as customs chief Frank Dixon (Stanley Tucci), who is a constant thorn in Navorski's side, remind him of his outsider status throughout the ordeal.Director Steven Spielberg uses the airport setting of THE TERMINAL to represent a microcosmic view of the immigrant experience in American society. Drawing on a fine performance from Hanks, and a supporting cast who provide plenty of laughs, Spielberg handles some delicate subject matter with an acute sensitivity, providing a heartfelt tale in the process.

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by 98DhlAh4SR6@Deleted
Feb 12, 2008
Graphic-Novel Noir Done Right !! - Downright Evil !!
Director David Slade crams Steve Niles and Ben Templesmith's Unusual Graphic Novel through the Modern-Horror Grinder, falling back on flash cuts, audio screeches., and an abundance of gore. Amidst these jugernauts of atmospheric tricks., the story-concept remains powerfully strong. Every Winter in Barrow, Alaska — the Northernmost Town in the United States — experiences a full month without sunlight. This year, an Army of Starving Savage Vampires descend on the Town to take advantage of the Natural Darkness. Local Sheriff Eben Oleson (Josh Hartnett) and his estranged wife, Stella (Melissa George), must put their differences aside long enough to try and protect Barrow and it's townsfolk. The Night premise explains well, why Slade's film is so dark. Seemingly shot through a "Blue-Lens" ... Director David Slade crams Steve Niles and Ben Templesmith's Unusual Graphic Novel through the Modern-Horror Grinder, falling back on flash cuts, audio screeches., and an abundance of gore. Amidst these jugernauts of atmospheric tricks., the story-concept remains powerfully strong. Every Winter in Barrow, Alaska — the Northernmost Town in the United States — experiences a full month without sunlight. This year, an Army of Starving Savage Vampires descend on the Town to take advantage of the Natural Darkness. Local Sheriff Eben Oleson (Josh Hartnett) and his estranged wife, Stella (Melissa George), must put their differences aside long enough to try and protect Barrow and it's townsfolk. The Night premise explains well, why Slade's film is so dark. Seemingly shot through a "Blue-Lens" Slade's film suffocates the audience with dread., and releases no mercy. The desolate frontier Town of Barrow makes for an incredible piece-set., and the ferocious blizzard that whips at the blood-thirsting Predators and their Prey is a "character" in and of itself. Hartnett gives a truly solid performance; and Slade manages to drench shocks in with slow-building psychological fear. Ben Foster (though not the only reason) might be one of the biggest reasons to see '30 Days of Night'. The young actor is perfecting the Homicidal Maniac Role, practicing it in two other movies this year — see 'Alpha Dog' and '3:10 to Yuma'. In '30 Days of Night', he plays a messenger who arrives in Barrow before the Vampires and tries to intimidate Hartnett's Sheriff with the Promise of Death. Foster drapes his lines with an accent that insipidly releases immediate tension. While 'Sin City' & 'Shoot 'Em Up' have held the 5-Star Graphic Novel feel - 'Sin City' having truly set that 'Bar'., and 'Shoot 'Em Up' (while not it's own Graphic Novel but holding that appeal) following in it's steps., '30 Days of Night' I hold at just 1-Star less than a Full-5. (It's hard to put this Graphic Novel transformation to Cinema Screen on Level with 'Sin-City'....or any other Graphic Novel up to 'Sin City' for that matter (though we can wait and see how "The Dark Knight" plays this season with Christian Bale & Heath Ledger - God Bless Ledger). However, "DO NOT MISS" this frighteningly disturbing nightmare. It would have 5-stars., if I didn't feel obligated to hold it to 'Sin City' standards. SEE THIS !!
by juke.box.hero
Mar 26, 2008
Cross-over to the darkside...
As a horror movie buff, I will say that this one is probably one of the most believable horror films that I've seen in quite sometime. If Barrow, Alaska's dismal weather conditions and thirty days of continued darkness wasn't bad enough, then how about adding a clan of blood-thirsty vampires into the mix? Synopsis: Basically, a clan of blood-thirsty pale-skinned vampires with large dark pupils, teeth like piranhas, long sharp talon-like fingernails, the strength (in a small group) to overturn a large SUV, as well as possessing some martial arts skills, speak an indistinguishable language all their own, and capable of velociraptor-like screams, infiltrate the small desolate Alaskan town of Barrow, and begin systematically killing-off the townspeople...upon quickly discovering that this ... As a horror movie buff, I will say that this one is probably one of the most believable horror films that I've seen in quite sometime. If Barrow, Alaska's dismal weather conditions and thirty days of continued darkness wasn't bad enough, then how about adding a clan of blood-thirsty vampires into the mix? Synopsis: Basically, a clan of blood-thirsty pale-skinned vampires with large dark pupils, teeth like piranhas, long sharp talon-like fingernails, the strength (in a small group) to overturn a large SUV, as well as possessing some martial arts skills, speak an indistinguishable language all their own, and capable of velociraptor-like screams, infiltrate the small desolate Alaskan town of Barrow, and begin systematically killing-off the townspeople...upon quickly discovering that this town has much more to offer than just sled dogs - fresh humans. As the townspeople are killed-off one by one, a small group of survivors develop and is led by the sheriff (played by Josh Hartnett). He learns that the only way to destroy these creatures is by separating their head from their body via one way or another. So, throughout most of the film and after he loses his 357 magnum revolver, the sheriff wields a long-handled axe and severs the heads of those who had just 'turned'. Amongst the group of survivors are a few heroes who take it upon themselves to each try and 'take on' the vampires on their own? As the surviving group begins to grow thin, the sheriff develops his own heroic plan and decides to withdraw some blood from one of the recent fatalities (friend turned vampire) and then injects himself with the vile 'serum'. Since he knows that it takes awhile before one becomes truly 100% vampire, he decides to fight the vampire leader...before he too 'turns'. Although the vampire leader already has 'superhuman' strength and some martial arts skill, the sheriff is able to ultimately defeat him anyway. Upon the death of the vampire leader, the remaining vampires leave and evidently return to from whence they came...do I smell a possible sequel here? At the film's end, and as daylight finally breaks at the end of the thirty daylight hiatus, the sheriff eventually fades into ashes in the arms of his companion. BTW, in my unsuccessful attempts at trying to play the special features, I was, however, able to discover an 'Easter Egg' within this particular disc. While in the main menu and with the 'Play Movie' prompt highlighted, depress the left arrow to access the film's entire 17-track soundscore...slick eh?
by pseifer64
Jan 09, 2011
Good Vampire Flick
While not a flawless movie, the cast and crew were able to create a convincing sense of isolation and helplessness in this middle-of-nowhere town in which the weather conditions are as brutal as the film's band of blood thirst menaces. I liked the overall story; vampires taking advantage of the phenomenon of month long darkness and seclusion of the remote town, and the build up of bizarre events that lead up to the carnage that ultimately ensues. The townsfolk are largely helpless against the savage attackers that act with animal-like ferosity. You actually feels sorry for the people as they are viciously slaughtered like sheep until all but a few remain. The violence and bloodshed employed to instill that emotion will certainly turn off more sensitive viewers. There were a few issues I ... While not a flawless movie, the cast and crew were able to create a convincing sense of isolation and helplessness in this middle-of-nowhere town in which the weather conditions are as brutal as the film's band of blood thirst menaces. I liked the overall story; vampires taking advantage of the phenomenon of month long darkness and seclusion of the remote town, and the build up of bizarre events that lead up to the carnage that ultimately ensues. The townsfolk are largely helpless against the savage attackers that act with animal-like ferosity. You actually feels sorry for the people as they are viciously slaughtered like sheep until all but a few remain. The violence and bloodshed employed to instill that emotion will certainly turn off more sensitive viewers. There were a few issues I had, like wondering how the obviously 'cold-blooded' vampires were able to remain agile, supernaturally strong, and blindly fast in what seems to be sub-zero temperatures. Ever been to somewhere South when the temperature drops and reptiles become lethargic? Also, a member of the clan was injured by an ultraviolet grow light and had to be destroyed by their own kind. If injuries like bullet wounds won't stop them, why would a little 'sunburn?' At some point the vampire leader begins mocking humans in a most arrogant way. Makes you look forward to seeing that blood stained smirk wiped from his face. Nothing worse that someone who adds insult to (fatal) injury. Not quite a modern horror classic, but far from being bad. Interesting end-plot regarding how the vampires are confronted in order for the remaining few to survive. If you enjoy vampire movies with lots of mayhem, carnage and bloodly violence, this movie is for you.
by fateddyxi966
Nov 30, 2012
30 Days of Night = 113 minutes of terrifying fun.
I obtained this movie at the recommendation of a few co-workers who'd seen it, and I was pleasantly surprised. Today we have way WAY too many vampire movies that range from sub-B movie grade garbage to teenybopper eyecandy that couldn't scare a flea off a Werewolfs back. I am happy to report that 30 Days of Night takes a bold turn off the beaten path and provides a different perspective to the Vampire genre...a turn that reinstills the terrifying, horrific aspect of the undead. Malicious, cunning, ruthless, brutal savages who make unholy use of the month-long Darkness in a small Alaskan town that is the northernmost outpost of humanity. Gone are the watered down cliches...no "I come to suck your blooood" lines here baby, no beautiful Vampires to seduce and beguile, who woo their victims ... I obtained this movie at the recommendation of a few co-workers who'd seen it, and I was pleasantly surprised. Today we have way WAY too many vampire movies that range from sub-B movie grade garbage to teenybopper eyecandy that couldn't scare a flea off a Werewolfs back. I am happy to report that 30 Days of Night takes a bold turn off the beaten path and provides a different perspective to the Vampire genre...a turn that reinstills the terrifying, horrific aspect of the undead. Malicious, cunning, ruthless, brutal savages who make unholy use of the month-long Darkness in a small Alaskan town that is the northernmost outpost of humanity. Gone are the watered down cliches...no "I come to suck your blooood" lines here baby, no beautiful Vampires to seduce and beguile, who woo their victims with good looks and hypnotic stares. Just angry, blood craving monsters hell bent on tearing out their preys throats...feasting on their juices...and loving every minute of their unatural power...their strength and speed, their superiority over the human race. No stakes through the heart here guys...no garlic or crosses, if your lucky enough to get the drop on one of these bastiches...you better take its head off with a shotgun blast or an axe, or your rump is roasted! Get it, watch it, enjoy. Nuff' said! ~Ed
by jsigmonscv
Oct 10, 2008
Worth Considering
This is a masterfully done horror flick...vampire, to be exact. It takes place in the isolated villiage of Barrow, Alaska. There is an extended period of time in the winter when the sun does not rise at all..it's just dark, 24/7. It's a tale of the struggle of the sheriff and his wife against a host of the most savage vampires I have ever seen on the screen. The effects are great....and the film makers have played on the darkness present to heighten the suspense. It has, indeed, a dark ending, and while it is a triumph, of course, it has an unusual twist. The one and only criticism I would make is that at the end you wonder what happened to the pack of vampires. Do we need to be looking over our shoulder. This one's good, a lot better than the run of the bunch slaughter mill that ... This is a masterfully done horror flick...vampire, to be exact. It takes place in the isolated villiage of Barrow, Alaska. There is an extended period of time in the winter when the sun does not rise at all..it's just dark, 24/7. It's a tale of the struggle of the sheriff and his wife against a host of the most savage vampires I have ever seen on the screen. The effects are great....and the film makers have played on the darkness present to heighten the suspense. It has, indeed, a dark ending, and while it is a triumph, of course, it has an unusual twist. The one and only criticism I would make is that at the end you wonder what happened to the pack of vampires. Do we need to be looking over our shoulder. This one's good, a lot better than the run of the bunch slaughter mill that the horror genre seems so inclined to these days.

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Graphic-Novel Noir Done Right !! - Downright Evil !!

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