Jurassic Park (1993)

DIRECTED BY: Steven Spielberg
STARRING: Sam Neill, Laura Dern, Jeff Goldblum, Richard Attenborough
RATED: PG-13
OPINION STARS: 4 out of 5
THIS FILM IS: Suspensful, Scary, Fast-paced
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DESCRIPTION: An ambitous multimillionaire (Attenborough) unveils a new theme park where people can observe dinosaurs that have been cloned using advanced DNA technology. But when a devious employee tampers with the security system, the dinosaurs are unleashed, and the visitors find themselves fighting to survive. Winner of 3 Academy Awards, including Best Visual Effects (1993)
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NOTE: Based on the novel by Michael Crichton. Despite following its source material rather loosely, Spielberg's mega hit monster movie still succeeds on several levels. The dinosaurs - thanks to expert CGI-craftsmanship - are spectacular and terrifyingly realistic. The story itself is a bit lacking, but if you take Jurassic Park for the non-stop thrill ride that it is, you won't be disappointed. As in Frankenstein, there is an underlying theme about the dangers of trying to play God.
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For Ages 14+

Batman Begins (2006)

 

STUDIO:     Warner Bros.
DIRECTOR: Christopher Nolan
STARRING: Christian Bale, Liam Neeson, Gary Oldman, Michael Caine, Katie Holmes
RATED:         PG-13
OPINION STARS: 4 out of 5
THIS FILM IS:  Dark, Thoughtful, Intense  
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DESCRIPTION: Following the brutal murder of his parents, disillusioned industrial heir Bruce Wayne (Bale) travels the world searching for means to fight injustice and turn fear against those who prey on the fearful. After intense physical and psychological training under a mysterious instructor (Neeson), Wayne returns to his native Gotham City and unveils his alter-ego: Batman, a hero who uses his strength, intellect, and an array of high tech weaponry to fight the criminals of Gotham's underworld. 
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NOTE: The first film in Christopher Nolan's Batman franchise, this gritty re-imagining of Gotham's hero rises above typical superhero fare, and makes for some surprisingly thoughtful entertainment. The story - though not flawless - has a very serious feel to it, and avoids the cheesiness that many movies of the same genre fall into. Christian Bale cuts a good figure as Batman, while Caine provides humor as the butler Alfred. Neeson plays the enigmatic Ducard very well; and Cillian Murphy makes for a genuinely creepy Dr. Jonathan Crane.   
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For Ages 14+

"Justice is about harmony; vengence is about you making yourself feel better."

Firewall (2006)

STUDIO:     Warner
DIRECTOR: Richard Loncraine
STARRING: Harrison Ford, Paul Bettany, Virginia Madsen, Mary Lynn Rajskub, Carly Schroeder
RATED:        PG-13
OPINION STARS: 3 out of 5
THIS FILM IS:  Intense, Eerie, Dramatic
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DESCRIPTION: As a security expert who specializes in designing theft-proof financial computer systems, Jack Stanfield (Ford) has cemented his reputation as a man who has thought of everything. Things begin to spiral out of control, however, when a ruthless criminal (Bettany) takes his family hostage, and forces Jack to take part in a large-scale bank theft. With the lives of his wife and children on the line, Jack must race against time to find a loophole in the thief's own impenetrable system of subterfuge... and beat him at his own game.
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NOTE: Firewall isn't an outstanding contribution to the thriller genre, but it's not a bad one either. Most of the story, if not thoroughly original, is taut, and there are some interesting action sequences, including one where (believe it or not) Stanfield kills an opponent with a blender. Harrison Ford is good as the bank security expert, whose most likeable quality (in my opinion) is his readiness to beat the stuffing out of anybody who threatens his family. Kudos to Bettany for his role as the eerie, soft-spoken criminal mastermind. 
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Iffy for Age 15

"You get the money when I get my family back..."

King Kong (2005)

STUDIO:    Universal Studios
DIRECTOR: Peter Jackson
STRARING: Naomi Watts, Adrien Brody, Jack Black, Andy Serkis, Thomas Kretschmann
RATED:        PG-13
OPINION STARS: 4 out of 5
THIS FILM IS:  Epic, Intense, Dramatic
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DESCRIPTION: Ann Darrow is a vaudeville actress who finds herself down on luck in Depression-era New York - that is, until manic film director Carl Denham (Black) tempts her with a lead role. Dazzled by the genius of screenwriter Jack Driscoll (Brody), Ann accepts the offer, and boards the tramp steamer S.S. Venture, which Denham claims is headed for Singapore. It soon becomes cear, however, that Denham is really searching for the legendary Skull Island, hoping to revive his failing career by capturing it's exotic wonders on film. Nominated for the Golden Globe Award for Best Director 2006. 
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NOTE: King Kong is Jackson's big, bold remake of the revered 1933 original. Getting off to a slow - though not uninteresting - start, this movie really begins to shine once the Venture arrives at Skull Island, where Jackson and his team once again prove their spectacular prowess in the world of visual effects. The choreography and execution of the action scenes are nothing short of stunning (particularly in the one involving Kong and three T-Rex, as well as another that can only be described as a bug-phobic's worst nightmare). Kong suceeds on the emotional level as well, playing out the platonic love-story with surprising poignancy and depth.  
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For Ages 15+

"Twas beauty killed the beast."

Iron Man (2008)

STUDIO:     Paramount 
DIRECTOR: Jon Favreau
STARRING: Robert Downey Jr., Jeff Bridges, Gwyneth Paltrow, Terrence Howard
RATED:        PG-13
OPINION STARS: 4 out of 5
THIS FILM IS: Fast-Paced, Intense, Exciting
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DESCRIPTION: When billionaire, weapons-designer prodigy Tony Stark (Downey) is captured by Middle-Eastern terrorists during a weapons test, he invents a suit of high-tech armor to help him escape. Now, struck by the selfishness of his former egotistic lifestyle, Stark utilizes his genius invention for good, and emerges as a hero whose built - not born - to be unlike any other.   
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NOTE: If you can get past the tasetless indecency that pervades the first twenty minutes or so, Iron Man is a blast. The storyline is surprisingly thoughtful and clever, and sets the stage for some jaw-dropping action sequences (the scene where Stark breaks out of the terrorist camp is brilliantly paced). Robert Downey Jr. is superb as the selfish-turned-selfless Tony Stark, and the climactic one-liner at the conclusion of the film will knock you off your seat.   
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 Iffy for Age 16

"They say the best weapon is one you never have to fire. I prefer the weapon you only need to fire once. That's how dad did it, that's how America does it, and it's worked out pretty well so far."

Braveheart (1995)

STUDIO:     Paramount
DIRECTOR: Mel Gibson
STARRING: Mel Gibson, Sophie Marceau, Patrick McGoohan, Catherine McCormack
RATED:        R
OPINION STARS: 2 out of 5
THIS FILM IS:  Violent, Epic, Gritty
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DESCRIPTION: Set in 13th century Scotland, Braveheart follows the bold exploits of Scottish warrior William Wallace. When the woman he loves is slaughtered at the hands of English soldiers, Wallace - initially content to remain non-combative - wreaks vengence on her murderers and takes a stand against English tyranny in Scotland. Utilizing the steel of his sword and the fire of his intellect, he gathers an amateur but fiercely patriotic army and begins a long,
bitter struggle to free his country from England's rule. Winner of 5 Academy Awards, including Best Picture 1995.
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NOTE: Having heard so many good things about it, and being an ardent Scottish history buff, I was really disappointed with Braveheart.  The history in this movie is incredibly bad. And I mean, incredibly.  I can tolerate a few historical inaccuracies in a film, but blatant rewriting of history is something I find very hard to stomach. And in Braveheart, such rewriting abounds. I won't go into details here: if you don't believe me, go read up on it and see for yourself. The real, honest-to-goodness story of William Wallace is far more interesting than anything made up in Hollywood.  
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Not Recommended

"Every man dies... not every man really lives."

Sherlock Holmes (2009)

STUDIO:     Warner Bros.

DIRECTOR: Guy Ritchie

STARRING: Robert Downey Jr., Jude Law, Mark Strong, Rachel McAdams, Eddie Marson

RATED:         PG-13

OPINION STARS: 4 out of 5

THIS FILM IS:  Dark, Suspenseful, Clever

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DESCRIPTION: As a murderer and a practicer of occult arts, Lord Blackwood (Strong) was condemned to death by hanging. He was pronounced dead by Dr. Watson (Law), and his body was removed for burial. But now, shortly after his execution, Blackwood is back from the dead and abroad once more, cunning and devious as ever. However, he finds his match in Sherlock Holmes (brilliantly played by Downey Jr.), who takes on the case and begins a harrowing game of cat-and-mouse with the criminal mastermind. The game's afoot! Winner of the 2009 Golden Globe Award for Best Actor (Downey).   
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NOTE: I am an ardent fan of Sherlock Holmes. I love the original stories by Doyle, having read quite a few of them. And I must say that this film contains the most accurate rendering of Doyle's famous detective I have ever seen on screen. Ever. That's not an exaggeration, either. The Holmes in Doyle's stories was not just a man of peerless intellect - he was also a boxer, could shoot and fence well, and knew an early form of martial arts. He also had serious bouts with depression, was often unpredictable and blunt, and kept an untidy apartment. It may sound odd, but the Holmes was the epitomy of oddness, and this film shows him as such. Another plus is that Watson is shown, not as a bumbling fool, but as the muscular, intelligent Army doctor he was. The one flaw is Irene Adler - her character is a much different than the one Doyle created. (And while Holmes did admire her, they never had a relationship). This aside, however, the movie is blast, and definitely worth watching. Just ignore the guff from the "critics" and the people-who-think-they're-true-Doyle-fans-but-really-aren't.         
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Iffy for Age 15

"He's killed the dog...again."

Minority Report (2002)

STUDIO:     Dreamworks
DIRECTOR: Steven Spielberg
STARRING: Tom Cruise, Colin Farrell, Max Von Sydow, Samantha Morton
RATED:        PG-13
OPINION STARS: 4 out of 5 
THIS FILM IS:  Suspenseful, Thought-Provoking, Unsettling
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DESCRIPTION: John Anderton (Cruise) is a top "Precrime" cop in the late 21st century - when technology can predict crimes before they're committed. But when Anderton is targeted for a murder charge by another investigator (Farrell), he must find a glitch in the system and prove his innocence before it's too late.
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NOTE: Based on the story by Phillip K. Dick. Set in the chillingly possible future of 2054, Minority Report easily ranks as one of the most intelligently provocative sci-fi thrillers you'll ever see. Period. The premise - intriguing and eerie at the same time - is top-notch. Were it not for several tastelessly indecent scenes, this movie would definitely get 5 stars. 
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Iffy for Age 16

"You know I can't see without my glasses..."

A Bridge Too Far (1977)

STUDIO:     United Artist
DIRECTOR: Richard Attenborough
STARRING: Sean Connery, James Caan, Michael Caine, Dirk Bogarde, Robert Redford
RATED:        PG
OPINION STARS: 4 out of 5
THIS FILM IS:  Intense, Epic, Gritty
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DESCRIPTION: Featuring an all-star cast and some of the most intense battle sequences ever filmed, this wartime epic recounts a crucial operation in 1944, in which Allied forces tried - and failed - to win World War II by seizing control of several key bridges in Holland.
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NOTE: Based on the novel by Cornelius Ryan, A Bridge Too Far is an intense, historically accurate depiction of the infamous "Operation: Market Garden". It has it's faults, but overall it's a good war movie, with some pretty impressive battle scenes. However, don't be fooled by the PG rating - this film is very gritty, and contains some strong language. Not for young audiences. 
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Iffy for Age 15

The Matrix (1999)

STUDIO:     Warner Bros. 
DIRECTOR: Andy and Larry Wachowski 
STARRING: Keannu Reeves, Laurence Fishburne, Carrie-Anne Moss, Hugo Weaving
RATED:        R
OPINION STARS: 5 out of 5
THIS FILM IS:  Thoughtful, Fast-Paced, Intense
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DESCRIPTION: In this complex futuristic thriller, a computer hacker named Neo (Keanu Reeves) searches for the truth behind the mysterious force known as the Matrix. After an intense turn of events, Neo finds himself in the company of a group of strangers led by the charismatic Morpheus (Laurence Fishburne), who ultimately shows him what the Matrix truly is: a reality beyond reality that's both mind-boggling and terrifying. Winner of 4 Academy Awards, including Best Visual Effects 1999. 
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NOTE: A personal favorite. As one critic noted, "... [The Matrix] is much more than an out-and-out action yarn; it's a thinking man's journey into the realm of futuristic fantasy." Fusing a one-of-a-kind premise with mind-blowing special effects (most notably "bullet-time"), this is a classic film that sci-fi fans will not want to miss. And there's plenty to think about long after the credits have finished rolling. Biblical themes - such as Original Sin - are easily found beneath the enthralling storyline. Highly reccommended.       
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 For Ages 16+

“You take the blue pill, the story ends, you wake up in your bed and believe whatever you want to believe. You take the red pill, you stay in wonderland, and I show you how deep the rabbit hole goes.”

Mongol: The Rise of Genghis Khan (2007)

STUDIO:     New Line Cinema
DIRECTOR: Sergei Bodrov
STARRING: Tadonobu Ason, Khulan Chuluun, Ji Ri Mu Tu, Sun Honglei
RATED:        R
OPINION STARS: 3 out of 5
THIS FILM IS:  Violent, Dramatic, Intense
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DESCRIPTION: In 12th-century Asia, an orphaned young Mongol named Temudjin (Tadanobu Asano) begins a journey that will lead him to become one of the greatest conquerors the world has ever known - Genghis Khan. First, however, he must face and overcome ruthless enemies, betrayal, and captivity. The first in a proposed trilogy of films about Genghis Khan, this film captures both the sweeping beauty and brutality of ancient Mongolia. Nominated for the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film 2007.
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NOTE: A decent flick, and worth a watch as long as you don't mind subtitles. For those interested, it certainly provides an interesting look at ancient Mongolian culture. The real plus of this film, though, is the cinematogrophy, which is vivid, breathtaking, and just plain amazing. That battle scenes are okay, but in my opinion, still not as inpressivec as they might have been. The historical accuracy is also a bit dodgy, and the story feels disjointed in places, leaving the viewer somewhat confused and dissatisfied. 
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Iffy for Age 16

"My touch would break you in half."

Gladiator (2000)

STUDIO:    Dreamworks
DIRECTOR: Ridley Scott
STARRING: Russell Crowe, Joaquin Phoenix, Oliver Reed, Connie Neilson
RATED:         R
OPINION STARS: 4.5 out of 5
THIS FILM IS:  Epic, Violent, Gritty 
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DESCRIPTION: Oscar winner Russel Crowe stars as Maximus, a skilled Roman general whom Emperor Marcus Aurelius chooses to succeed him, knowing that his own son - the perverse Commodus (Phoenix) - is unfit for the task of ruling an empire. But when Commodus realizes his father's plan, he seizes the throne, and orders Maximus to be slain. Maximus escapes death, but is enslaved and sold to be trained as a gladiator for the Roman games, where one must kill... or be killed. Winner of 5 Academy Awards, including Best Picture 2000.
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NOTE: A personal favorite. This is a real eye-opener to the brutality of the gladiatorial arena. To read about it in books is one thing; to actually see it is quite another. It's genuinely stomach-turning to hear the crowds roar in satisfaction as they watch men hack each other to pieces. As for Crowe... well, it's not hard to see why he earned an Academy Award for his role. He plays his character to absolute perfection: Maximus is a man of honor and unflinching resolve among a perverse and fickle multitude.  
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For Age 16+

"My name is Maximus Decimus Berideus. Loyal servant to the true emporer, Marcus Aurelius. Father to a murdered son. Husband to a murdered wife. And I will have my vengence, in this life or the next."

The Dark Knight (2008)

STUDIO:     Warner Brothers
DIRECTOR: Christopher Nolan
STARRING: Christian Bale, Heath Ledger, Morgan Freeman, Gary Oldman, Aaron Eckhart
RATED:         PG-13
OPINION STARS: 4.5 out of 5
THIS FILM IS:  Thoughtful, Dark, Violent
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DESCRIPTION: Aided by Lt. Jim Gordon (Oldman) and District Attorney Harvey Dent (Eckhart), Bruce Wayne - the Batman - continues his fight to wipe out organized crime in Gotham for good. But when the city is plunged into total chaos by an anarchist mastermind known only as the Joker (a masterful Ledger), Batman finds himself forced closer to crossing the fine line between hero and vigilante. Winner of the 2009 Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor.
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NOTE: Much as I enjoyed Batman Begins (2006), I liked this sequel even more. Strikingly realistic and grim, The Dark Knight is so much more than just a superhero film: it is an explosive morality play on an epic scale. In terms of thoughtfulness and sheer emotional impact, I've seldom seen it matched. As for Ledger's Joker... well, suffice it to say that after seeing him, all other movie villains will look tame in comparison. He slaughters, maims, and destroys with a sadistic glee that will make your stomach turn. And he does it all - not because it's convenient or profitable - but on principle. He does it just for the laughs. In my opinion, he's the most frightening picture of man's depravity ever put on screen.
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For Ages 15+

"See, their morals, their code - it's a bad joke. Dropped at the first sign of trouble. They're only as good as the world allows them to be. I'll show you: when the chips are down, these, these civilized people - they'll eat each other."

Master and Commander (2003)

STUDIO:      20th Century Fox
DIRECTOR: Peter Weir
STARRING: Russel Crowe, Paul Bettany, James D'Arcy, Billy Boyd, Edward Woodall
RATED:        PG-13
OPINION STARS: 5 out of 5
THIS FILM IS:  Epic, Intense, Exciting
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DESCRIPTION:  After a sneak attack by the French warship Acheron inflicts severe damage on his vessel, Captain "Lucky" Jack Aubry (Crowe) is torn between duty and friendhip as he embarks on a gripping, high-stakes chase across two oceans to capture or destroy the enemy at all costs. Nominated for 10 Academy Awards, including Best Picture 2003.
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NOTE: Based on the novels by Patrick O'Brian. Sea adventures don't get any better than this. The cinematogrophy is amazing, the acting is superb, and the historical accuracy is spot-on. Really an amazing film, and a must see for anyone interested in naval history and warfare. Highly recommended. 
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For Ages 15+

"For England! For home! And for the prize!"