Poltergeist
Legendary
filmmaker Sam
Raimi and
director Gil
Kenan reimagine
and update the classic tale about a family whose suburban home is
invaded by angry spirits. Then problems escalate when they take the
youngest daughter.
Although I had my doubts about taking a now classic horror movie, updating it and making it work. But Sam Raimi took on the task and actually did a pretty fair job.
Although I had my doubts about taking a now classic horror movie, updating it and making it work. But Sam Raimi took on the task and actually did a pretty fair job.
The
film was paced well and offered enough of a build to ensure a good
scare.
And even though there are some familiar moments as the new version uses some of the same scares. They are seen from a slightly different angle.
For some of us, nothing will take the place of the original “Poltergeist.” It was a wonderfully scary rollercoaster ride and is firmly embedded in our brains.
That
being said, in truth this “Poltergeist” doesn't really rely on
the past, it can stand on it's own.
It
gets a B and is rated PG-13
(Click to See Trailer)
(Click to See Trailer)

Tomorrowland
Bound
by a shared destiny, a bright, optimistic teen and a former
boy-genius inventor embark on a mission to unearth the secrets of a
place located somewhere in time and space called "Tomorrowland."
“Tomorrowland”
is an exuberant film allowing the audience to stretch their
imaginations and witness the dream of better future and the
realities of maintaining it.
Britt
Robertson plays Casey who represents the unfettered dreams and hopes
of youth. She encapsulates the ideals of making a bright future and
that nothing is impossible.
George
Clooney as Walter was young and very much like Casey, but he's grown
old and disenchanted. The future, for him, has become a lot of work
and not so shiny any more.
Directed by Brad Bird, who gave us “The Incredibles” and “Mission Impossible host Protocol,” there is a loving rhythm to the film.
Directed by Brad Bird, who gave us “The Incredibles” and “Mission Impossible host Protocol,” there is a loving rhythm to the film.
For
being just different enough, “Tomorrowland” gets a B- it's rated
PG.
(Click to See Trailer)
(Click to See Trailer)

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