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Dangaioh - Hyper-Combat Unit: The Ultimate Transformers- has always been a favorite of mine.Through out the movie, Annemarie Zola simply shines. David Collins (IV) actually caught my interest too.
I think Annemarie Zola and David Collins (IV) worked wonderful in Dangaioh - Hyper-Combat Unit: The Ultimate Transformers. The great supporting cast includes Annemarie Zola, David Collins (IV), Alan Marsh, Alice Barrty, Jocelyn Cunningham.
If you are a true like Dangaioh - Hyper-Combat Unit: The Ultimate Transformers, you will want to add this movie to your collection.
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Summary of Dangaioh - Hyper-Combat Unit: The Ultimate Transformers: Initially released as a three-part OAV (1987), Dangaioh has been substantially recut and re-edited for this release. Four Earthlings--Mia, Pai, Lambda, and Roll--have been trained by Professor Tarsan to be "Espers," warriors with psychic abilities. They become the Dangaioh Team (their mecha combine to form the title robot, the most powerful weapon in the universe), battling the evil Galimos. The character designs have a dated look that recalls Robotech (1985) and American Saturday-morning TV. The reworked story line makes very little sense, even with long exposition scenes and a voice-over narration to fill in missing plot points. The English dub is often unintentionally comic: as one of Galimos's minions prepares to incinerate the Dangaioh Team, she declares, "They'll look like French fries when I'm through with them!" Dangaioh reveals the enormous strides Japanese animation made in the years that followed. (Rated 13 and older: violence, minor profanity) --Charles Solomon
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Faerie Tale Theatre - Sleeping Beauty - Movie Trailers
Faerie Tale Theatre - Sleeping Beauty- It is a movie that everyone can enjoy together.This is something not usually seen in movies of this type, so it makes it an unusual, yet pleasant experience.The movie is absolutely stunning and Beverly D'Angelo deliver some award-winning performances in this movie. I also think Bernadette Peters was great!
I think Beverly D'Angelo and Bernadette Peters worked wonderful in Faerie Tale Theatre - Sleeping Beauty. The great supporting cast includes Beverly D'Angelo, Bernadette Peters, Rene Auberjonois, George Dzundza, Carol Kane.
You should see it, make no mistake this is a definite blockbuster!
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Summary of Faerie Tale Theatre - Sleeping Beauty: A princess who has been put into a deep sleep by an evil fairy is awakened one hundred years later by the kiss of a prince.
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I really loved the movie Welcome to Mooseport / Joe Somebody. I really enjoyed watching Tim Allen in this movie. I also think Julie Bowen was great!
I think Tim Allen and Julie Bowen worked wonderful in Welcome to Mooseport / Joe Somebody. The great supporting cast includes Tim Allen, Julie Bowen, Kelly Lynch, Greg Germann, Hayden Panettiere.
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Summary of Welcome to Mooseport / Joe Somebody:
Welcome to Mooseport: Welcome to Mooseport is such a blandly likable comedy that your grandmother could watch it and wish for a little sex and violence to keep her awake. Perhaps the phenomenal popularity of TV's Everybody Loves Raymond made Ray Romano proceed too cautiously in selecting this small-town comedy as his film debut; without a live audience and an endless supply of punchy one-liners at his disposal, his domestic everyman persona seems a bit lost, ill-defined and uncertain how to respond when a former U.S. President (Gene Hackman) (1) moves to the quiet, jovial Maine burg of Mooseport, where Romano's the beloved plumber and hardware store proprietor; (2) proceeds to make moves on Ray's long-time girlfriend (Maura Tierney, from ER); and (3) runs against our ol' pal Ray in Mooseport's homespun mayoral election. Hackman's got some stellar support from Marcia Gay Harden and Rip Torn (and, to a lesser degree, Fred Savage), and Tierney's a pleasure as always, but director Donald Petrie (Miss Congeniality) can't spin gold from straw; Tom Schulman's screenplay aims to please everyone, draining the energy from what might, in other hands, have been a deliciously devious premise. There's such a thing as being "niced" to death, and Welcome to Mooseport is proof. --Jeff Shannon
Joe Somebody: It's brains over brawn as Tim Allen reunites with The Santa Clause director John Pasquin for this amiable comedy about a devoted dad who almost lets his fists do the talking. After being humiliated by the office bully (played by The Tick's Patrick Warburton), corporate nebbish Joe Scheffer (Allen) vows revenge. He becomes an office celebrity, taking kung fu lessons with a has-been action star (Jim Belushi) and preparing for a rematch against his tormentor. Kid stuff, to be sure, but Joe Somebody benefits from Allen's Everyman appeal, especially when he's getting his values adjusted by a caring colleague (Julie Bowen, from TV's Ed), or trying to make good with his daughter (Hayden Panettiere) and ex-wife (Kelly Lynch). The comedy is pure vanilla, and the good-guy lessons are learned with bland, family-fare efficiency, but the Allen-Bowen romance is gently engaging, and Allen's flair for slapstick doesn't go to waste. As a pacifist hero, this Joe is somebody to root for. --Jeff Shannon
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