Showing posts with label Adventure. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Adventure. Show all posts

Marek and her company must go on a journey and prevent Szorlok from obtaining all the shards of the Darkspore, or all will be lost.

Director:

 Anne K. Black (as Anne Black)

Writers:

 Anne K. Black, Jason Faller,Kynan Griffin,Liska Ostojic,Justin Partridge

Stars:

 Melanie Stone, Adam Johnson, Jake Stormoen

Storyline

Marek and her company must go on a journey and prevent Szorlok from obtaining all the shards of the Darkspore, or all will be lost.






Details

Country:

 USA

Language:

 English

Release Date:

 19 June 2015 (USA)

Also Known As:

 Mythica - Die Ruinen von Mondiatha 

Technical Specs

Runtime:

  (Kickstarter Special Edition)

Sound Mix:

 Dolby Digital (Dolby 5.1)

Color:

 Color

Aspect Ratio:

 1.78 : 1

Cast

Credited cast:
Melanie StoneMelanie Stone...
Marek
Adam JohnsonAdam Johnson...
Thane
Jake StormoenJake Stormoen...
Dagen
Nicola PosenerNicola Posener...
Teela
Rocky MyersRocky Myers...
Qole
Christopher Robin MillerChristopher Robin Miller...
Hammerhead
Kevin SorboKevin Sorbo...
Gojun Pye
Robert JayneRobert Jayne...
Peregus Malister
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Larissa BeckLarissa Beck...
Embarr
Dave BresnahanDave Bresnahan...
Medieval soldier
Kee ChanKee Chan...
Kishkumen
Natalie DevineNatalie Devine...
Caeryn
Isaac FallerIsaac Faller...
Fairy Boy
Andy FernuikAndy Fernuik...
Gojun's Wizard Companion
Michael FlynnMichael Flynn...
Vagamal

Movie Reviews

The party continues on their quest, this time helped by a dark elf with mysterious markings, while a warlock is trying to beat them to their goal. Unfortunately, it seemed like the makers made a lot less effort for this film, especially in the areas of character interaction and storyline. That's unfortunate, especially since I loved A Quest for Heroes.

Some commentators focused on the quality of the special effects. I don't care about those, but this is an indicator that those people didn't feel the characters were important or the story inspiring, and that is on the script writer. If the story is great and the characterization well done, no one looks twice on the special effects. I think that, while I still enjoyed the film, more effort should be made to make the viewers feel with the characters in a story that one could believe in.

Bottom line: fun film, really inconsistent characters, jumping from love to hate on a whim, and a disappointing and rushed ending that made little sense. I hope the next part will be more engaging.
When Tony Stark and Bruce Banner try to jump-start a dormant peacekeeping program called Ultron, things go horribly wrong and it's up to Earth's Mightiest Heroes to stop the villainous Ultron from enacting his terrible plans.

Director:

 Joss Whedon

Writers:

 Joss Whedon, Stan Lee (based on the Marvel comics by),

Stars:

 Robert Downey Jr., Chris Evans, Mark Ruffalo

Storyline

When Tony Stark tries to jumpstart a dormant peacekeeping program, things go awry and Earth's Mightiest Heroes, including Iron Man, Captain America, Thor, the Incredible Hulk, Black Widow and Hawkeye, are put to the ultimate test as the fate of the planet hangs in the balance. As the villainous Ultron emerges, it is up to the Avengers to stop him from enacting his terrible plans, and soon uneasy alliances and unexpected action pave the way for a global adventure. Written by Marvel Studios



Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Robert Downey Jr.Robert Downey Jr....
Tony Stark / Iron Man
Chris HemsworthChris Hemsworth...
Thor
Mark RuffaloMark Ruffalo...
Bruce Banner / Hulk
Chris EvansChris Evans...
Steve Rogers / Captain America
Scarlett JohanssonScarlett Johansson...
Natasha Romanoff / Black Widow
Jeremy RennerJeremy Renner...
Clint Barton / Hawkeye
James SpaderJames Spader...
Ultron
Samuel L. JacksonSamuel L. Jackson...
Nick Fury
Don CheadleDon Cheadle...
James Rhodes / War Machine
Aaron Taylor-JohnsonAaron Taylor-Johnson...
Pietro Maximoff / Quicksilver
Elizabeth OlsenElizabeth Olsen...
Wanda Maximoff / Scarlet Witch
Paul BettanyPaul Bettany...
Jarvis / Vision
Cobie SmuldersCobie Smulders...
Maria Hill
Anthony MackieAnthony Mackie...
Sam Wilson / Falcon
Hayley AtwellHayley Atwell...
Peggy Carter

Details

Country:

 USA

Language:

 English

Release Date:

 1 May 2015 (USA) 

Also Known As:

 After Party 

Filming Locations:

 Shepperton Studios, Shepperton, Surrey, England, UK

Box Office

Budget:

 $250,000,000 (estimated)

Opening Weekend:

 $191,271,109 (USA) (1 May 2015)

Gross:

 $457,177,917 (USA) (7 August 2015)


Technical Specs


Runtime:

  |  (assembly cut)

Sound Mix:

 Dolby Atmos | Dolby Digital | Dolby Surround 7.1 | IMAX 6-Track | 12-Track Digital Sound (IMAX 12 track)

Color:

 Color

Aspect Ratio:

 2.35 : 1

Movie Reviews

What bothers me most about Age of Ultron is that it can't decide on what kind of tone it wants to set. Some of the old Marvel spirit that balances fun with character arcs and themes is struck here, but a lot of the time, this film is just depressing too. The themes get quite dark, almost DC dark at times, and that worries me, 'cause I think the Marvel movies have done a better job with the whole comic-book movie thing than DC have. Hope this is not a sign of things to come.

Furthermore, all plot and character development seems to have been thrown out the window. The first Avengers worked because it was the perfect melting pot for all of these characters' stories and character development at the time. Captain America was still getting used to life in the 21st century, and of course Loki and Thor's story was in direct continuation to the movie Thor. In Age of Ultron, the same attempt at character and story unity is just messy. I thought Steve Rogers (and Falcon) was going to search for Bucky Barnes, did he just put that on hold? On the whole, the Cap was underused in this movie, as was Thor (my two faves). And the whole romance thing with Natasha and Bruce only works because of the wonderful performances by Scarlett Johansson and Mark Ruffalo. These characters have never shown the slightest bit of chemistry together before, now suddenly we're told that they have a crush on each other. After a movie where the Cap and Romanoff had a lot of chemistry together. Sure.

Also, maybe it's just me, but I just didn't care as much about the fictional city, because, well, it's fictional. We've already established that these characters live in a world tangent to our own, and Loki's invasion on Manhattan felt far more visceral to the audience 'cause we could relate to it. Not setting the final battle in an actual Eastern European location really damaged my investment in it. I really, really like Ultron as a character, though, and his personality kept me excited. But how he and Jarvis were connected might've gone over the heads of many in the audience.

You will not walk away from this film all energized like after the first Avengers. Instead, you'll feel like this is the end of an era. Pros to Elizabeth Olsen for a great character, but as a Marvel movie, Age of Ultron is messy to say the least.


Lambert joins the Dragon Slayers' League to save Altera from the Black Dragon.

Director:

 Yuefeng Song

Writers:

 Bill Borden (screenplay), Terry Izumi (story), Yuefeng Song(screenplay),Yuefeng Zhong(screenplay),Ran Zhuo(screenplay),Ran Zhuo(story)

Stars:

 Jiao Xu, Guanlin Ji, Ying Huang 

Storyline

The land of Altera has observed an uneasy peace for years among Humans, Elves and Evil beasts who are loyal to the legendary Black Dragon. But the Black Dragon begins to stir from its hibernation, sending the Beasts marching across Altera. With a beast conquest perilously close, a small group of Humans and Elves unite to try to find a secret hidden road to the Black Dragon's cave and destroy it. But the fate of all of them may be in the hands of the young warrior Lambert, who must summon the confidence and skill to face the Black Dragon himself just when all may be lost. Written by Mili Pictures

Cast

Credited cast:
Jiao XuJiao Xu...
Liya (voice)
Guanlin JiGuanlin Ji...
Neilwin (voice)
Ying HuangYing Huang...
Elena (voice)
Dawei ShenDawei Shen...
Lambert (voice)
Xianglong MengXianglong Meng...
Barnac (voice)
Ye SunYe Sun...
Gerrant (voice)
Tian JingTian Jing...
Argenta (voice)
Hong ShangHong Shang...
Terram (voice)
Zitong XiaZitong Xia...
Kasarana (voice)
Ge HuGe Hu...
Velsekud (voice)
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Blythe AuffarthBlythe Auffarth...
Liya and Kasarana (voice)
Bianca CollinsBianca Collins...
Argenta (voice)
Simon JaglomSimon Jaglom...
Terram (voice)
Matthew TempleMatthew Temple...
Bat (voice)

Details

Official Sites:

 Mili Pictures [China]

Country:

 China

Language:

 English | Mandarin | Cantonese | Russian

Release Date:

 31 July 2014 (China) 

Also Known As:

 Dragon Nest: Rise of the Black Dragon

Box Office

Budget:

 $40,000,000 (estimated)

Technical Specs

Runtime:

 

Color:

 Color

Movie Reviews

This is the best Chinese animation movie I've seen. I watch what is coming out of the mainland and in animation it has been bad. Same with live action, but sometimes we get movies like Kung Fu Hustle which was amazing. Where are all the great HK movies? Why don't the mainland movie makers watch more international films and understand that good plot is essential to a good movie. But Dragon Nest might be the movie that proves the mainland can make movies now. This movie feels like it came from a game, but Song Yuefeng, the director, took his skills to add feelings and fun to the action. This is a director to watch out of China. I now want to see the sequel.
 
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