Movies, Film and My Opinion

 My husband picked up this DVD because he was talking about wanting to see this movie for so long. I'm glad we sat and watched it. So, Daffy and Porky were raised together with Farmer Jim. When Farmer Jim passed on, he gave his house and the farm to Porky and Daffy. Oddly enough, somehow in the cartoon, the farm turned into a regular house in a neighborhood. But the house is damaged by a meteor and the city tells them they must repair it or lose the house. So Daffy and Porky must find jobs. And they do and they fail. Finally, they meet Petunia Pig, who Porky falls for. And Petunia is a scientist at a bubble gum factory. So she tells them they are hiring and Porky and Daffy finally get good jobs. In all this, a head scientist is abducted by an alien who wants to take over the world with bubble gum. So can Daffy and Porky save the world? Will Petunia finally find the flavor of bubble gum that will impress her superiors? This movie had a plot and it was really a lot of fun. The alien ...

 How cute was this movie?! Don Diego de la Vega comes back home to California to see his father and finds his town is being run by a tyrannical man named Capitan Monastario. His man officer, Sgt Raul Garcia, is the funniest character. He cares for the people of the town but he has to follow his capitan's orders. He is the true comic relief for this movie. Don Diego decides to protect the town as Zorro, the fox. He enlists the aid of his companion, Bernado, who, btw, is the BEST companion in my opinion next to Alfred for Bruce Wayne. Capitan Monastario tries so many things to get this Zorro character, because Zorro keeps showing up to foil his plans to terrorize the town. He even captures Don Diego and wants to expose him as Zorro. What is he going to do? Who can come to his aid now? It's such a great movie and my husband said the tv show is just as good. 

 That was funny. I didn't think that would be as funny as it was. It started off pretty stupid funny with the under cover getting the delivery of ice cream. But when Marlon Wayans and Shawn Wayans went under cover as the Wilson sisters...that was just it. My husband was laughing so hard on the sofa and I almost lost my dinner watching this movie. Two FBI agents have to go under cover to stop a possible kidnapping of two very wealthy and high-society daughters. It's just crazy that the best friends of the Wilson girls, Lisa, Karen and Tori, couldn't tell that Tiffany and Brittany looked a little off. And taller. The plastic on the faces and the clothes and the heels and the wigs. I was so amazed the wigs didn't come off on the dance floor! And Gina, Marcus Copeland's wife - she really just blew everything out of proportion. Talking about communication and yet, she would just jump to conclusions and her insecurity led her to believe that her husband was cheating on he...

 This was hard to watch. I don't do well with rape scenes in TV and movies. But this woman went after them all. She went after all the people, shot them in the nuts, then shot them in the head. Sounds like justice to me. But according to the law, she needs to bring them to justice so they can rot in jail. Now, here comes Harry Callahan. And everywhere he goes, even on vacation, there is a murder case. And the chief of police in that town doesn't want his help, but he's gonna get it. Harry involves himself and now people are after him too. Glad he has friends like Horace King and the deputy in the new town, Those two were on his side. And best of all, when Harry gets to his hotel room for his vacation, the police force from San Francisco granted him a dog. A very good dog. Warns him of things and even jogs with him. This was intense movie. Very 80s, of course, with the shots and the music and all, but yes, Dirty Harry is older but still goes out with a gun and shoots first a...

 Actually, the movie states "Clint Eastwood is Dirty Harry in Magnum Force". So, for me, this was a better movie. Harry is still on the outs with everyone that involves the law. And now, he is just stumped - the bad guy are being killed. A vigilante is out to get the bad guys and leave them dead for the cops to find the bodies. The crooks, the pimps, the call girls - all end up dead. And at the same time, the San Francisco PD gains 4 new motorcycle cops. They're a good shot, they are attached to the hip - and they are out for justice. Harry and his new partner, Early Smith, have to find out what's going. What is the real problem? How are the bad guys getting killed? How is the information getting out? The killings are wisely planned with that 80s music that these films love. Hal Holbrook is back as Lt. Neil Briggs. We are introduced to a young Robert Urich as Officer Mike Grimes and David Soul as Officer John Davis. Again, this movie was well done and the mystery was ...

 This was an interesting 80s movie. I couldn't believe Jim Carrey and Liam Neeson were in this. The continuing story of Dirty Harry Callahan's career on the west coast with homicide. This time, it's the movies. There's a Dead Pool, where there is a list of possible people who will die. And yes, Harry's partner, Inspector Al Quan, is right: "they die in 3s". True enough, I think that's where this saying started. And the killer does try to kill in 3s in this movie. But he wants Harry as his last victim. Also in this movie, Harry has a potential love interest in reporter Samantha Walker. Harry doesn't seem real interested, but man does he save her life a time or two. And my brothers from other mothers clued me into a scene with a remote control car for this movie - what a way to kill people! But yet, you run out of remote control cars, and you leave wheels behind. It's an interesting movie that shows some drug use from the 80s and shows Harry isn...

 *sigh* So, yeah, I saw it. It's not the best action movie I've ever seen, but it did have some good points. Like Yelena, the Black Widow. I like her. She's calm, cool, collected. She is all about the job, and then thinking about her life. What she wants. What kind of work she really wants to do. Her humanity is what I like. And her dad, Alexei - I'm sure I've seen the actor, David Harbour, in other things. I wanted his character to be funnier. Maybe Drax funnier. But for me, he was just marginally funny. Ava Starr just looked mad all the time. For me she had no depth of character. John Walker wasn't funny. He was a coward. But he desperately needs his friends. Bucky wasn't humorous at all. He was serious, he was political, but he had a job to do. Mel could have been a good person. She seemed like she wanted to be a good person, but she was working for the wrong side. Sentry was messed up. Poor Bob. Just a guy who wants friends and ends up being an experimen...