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Showing posts with label Back to the Future. Show all posts
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Movie Moms: Happy Mother's Day.

Since today is Mother's Day let's celebrate some of cinema's best moms. Unlike a few of my other similar posts, this is not a list and the characters are in no particular order, but it just features many of the best movie moms.
 
 
 Leia Organa Skywalker Solo
Although not featured in the Star Wars films yet, in the Star Wars Expanded Universe Leia and Han had several children. Considering that Leia is, by far, my favorite heroine in any form of fiction, there is no question that she should be included on this post. With upcoming Star Wars films we should get to see her children on the big screen, 2015 cannot come soon enough!


Aunt May
Again, not the biological mother of the character, but Aunt May a motherly figure to her nephew Peter. Her speak in Spider-Man 2 about the definition of a hero is amazing.


Sarah Conner (Terminator)
Sarah Conner has to be the most bada-- mothers in cinema history. After being the one that needed saving in the first Terminator, she turned into one tough mother defending her son from the Terminators.


Ellen Ripley (Alien Franchise)
While her real daughter was never featured in the film, Ellen Ripley from the Alien franchise, which I recently watched, did have a mother/daughter type relationship in the sequel Aliens with the little girl Newt. 
 
 
 
 Lorraine McFly (Back to the Future)
Back to the Future gave us an extremely awkward mother/son moment and possibly the most distributing scene in film history, but it did remind us that our parents were teenagers once too.


 
Mrs. Gump (Forrest Gump)
"My momma always said, "Life was like a box of chocolates. You never know what you're gonna get." Who could forget those iconic words from Forrest Gump.
 
 
 
Mrs. Bates (Psycho)
“A boy's best friend is his mother.” Norman Bates and his mother have a very strange relationship, however saying anything more would ruin one of the best thrillers ever made. Basically, watch Psycho!


Samara (Mass Effect)
Although she is not in a movie (yet), Samara from my favorite video game franchise, Mass Effect, has a unique relationship with her children. All of her daughters have a rare Asari condition that kills anyone they "bond" (mind meld) with and she has hunt her daughter before she murders even more people.


Molly Weasley (Harry Potter) 
Mrs. Weasley does not play a major role in the Harry Potter franchise, but she still had some memorable moments.
 
 
One honorable mention would be Elasticgirl/Helen Parr from Pixar's The Incredibles.
 
Who are your favorite movie moms? Are there some that I left off the post? Please comment below.
 
Also a big thanks to my mother for being the best mom in the world, I would not be here today without her.
 
 
Here is a hilarious "Yo Mama" song about compliments, opposed to insults. It is by one of my favorite YouTube channels, RhettandLink.
 
Please check back tomorrow for my review of Wreck-It Ralph, Tuesday for a review of Star Trek: The Wrath of Khan, and hopefully Wednesday for a Iron Man 3 review.
 
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Back to the Future Review.

Thoughts: On this day, November 5th, in 1985 Marty McFly traveled back in time to 1955 and so here is the review for Back to the Future! I have always wanted to watch the Back to the Future movies since they are considered to be good movies and the fact that I like time traveling things like Doctor Who but I really did not expect them to be that good. But I was very surprised by how good they were! Especially the first movie, it is by far the best of the Trilogy. The other two movies were good but not any were near as good as the original. I watched all three of the Back to the Future movies in two days, since they are basically one long movie with each one picking of directly after the next, literally the end of the first is re-shown at the beginning of the Back to the Future Part 2. I highly recommend watching the movies back-to-back or in consecutive nights if possible.
Back to the Future is one of the best movies I have ever seen. I am not sure if Back to the Future would considered a comedy since comedy is not the main focus of the film but it is a hilarious film at times. There is a lot of clever humor using references from what is known to come later. The script is excellently written; almost everything about that is said in the beginning of the movie set in 1985 is referenced for important plot points and humor later on in the film. There was even a hilarious Star Wars reference. Back to the Future is such an excellent film, the writing is clever, and the humor is hilarious every time you watch it.


Directed by: Robert Zemeckis
Genre: Sci-Fi, Adventure, Comedy,
Release Date: July 3, 1985
Running Time: 116 minutes
MMPA rating: PG


The Good: Excellent plot, Some hilarious humor, Memorable quotes, Great soundtrack, Clever writting, Two top notch licensed songs,

The Bad:




Plot: The following plot summery is copied from Wikipedia.com.
Seventeen-year-old Marty McFly lives with his bleak, unambitious family in Hill Valley, California. His father, George McFly, is bullied by his supervisor, Biff Tannen, and his unhappy mother, Lorraine Baines McFly, is an alcoholic. Marty's underachieving older siblings, Dave and Linda, also live in the household. When Marty and his band audition to perform at the high school dance, they are rejected. Despite this setback, Marty's girlfriend, Jennifer, encourages him to pursue the dream of being a rock musician. At dinner that night, Lorraine recounts how she and George first fell in love when her father hit George with his car.
Marty meets his friend, scientist Dr. Emmett "Doc" Brown, late at night at a deserted shopping mall where Doc reveals a time machine made from a modified DeLorean; the vehicle's time displacement is powered by plutonium, which supplies 1.21 gigawatts of energy to a device he calls the "flux capacitor." Doc explains that the car travels to a programmed date upon reaching 88 miles per hour, using the date November 5, 1955, as an example destination. Before Doc can make his first trip, the Libyan terrorists from whom he stole the plutonium shoot him. Marty attempts to escape in the DeLorean and inadvertently activates the time machine. He is transported back to November 5, 1955, and finds himself without the plutonium needed for the return trip. Watch the movie to see what happens next.
 

Plot: 9.7/10- The plot is written so that almost everything that is said in present day is referenced later on in the movie when he goes back in time to 1955 and there was even some tension at the end of the movie. The dialogue is sharp and the cast delivers it with perfection. The only problem is how time traveled is handled, it never really explains it but the movie is more about fun than deep time travel concepts.

Action: 5.8/10- Back to the Future is not an action movie but there is some adventure action scenes.

Acting: 9.2/10- Overall the acting was great and very comical. Michael J. Fox performance was very believable for a guy, who just expectantly time traveled to 1955 and he plays Lloyd for great comical effect. Christopher Lloyd's performance as the crazy Doc Brown was hilarious at times and serious at others. 

Special effects: 8.0/10- Overall the special effects hold up very well today. I really did not see anything that looked dated.

Soundtrack: 9.9/10- Alan Silvestri's soundtrack is one of the best film scores ever composed. It ads such adventure and fun to the film. Also the movie had two great songs "Johnny B. Goode" originally by Chuck Berry and "Power of Love" by Huey Lewis and the News. The new version of "Johnny B. Goode" sung by I assume Michael J. Fox was just as good as the original if not better.

 Comedy: 9.9/10- I am not sure if Back to the Future would be considered a comedy since it covers some many other genres but it is a hilarious movie. The jokes are clever and the dialogue is witty, a perfection combination of humor and story. The movie as a whole is just so much fun to watch, I had smile on my face throughout the entire movie.


Would I Watch It Again: Back to the Future is one of the few movies that I watched again within a week of the first viewing and enjoyed even more the second time.


Overall: 9.5/10- Overall Back to the Future is a excellent sci-fi classic, full of humor, wit and great writing.


Closing comments: If I were to rate Back to the Future on how much fun a movie it was to watch I would rate it an 10/10 easy. Watch the movie, you will not regret it.


Recommended for: Sci-Fi fans, Comedy fans, Anyone,


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Epic Film Score and More Plus Answers.

 A few weeks ago I had a "Name That Movie Soundtrack!" contest, which JT at The Window on the South and JT's Tales was the only person to answer correctly. The answer to the it was Back to the Future, one of my favorite movies featuring one of my favorite film scores by the great Alan Silvestri. Below is the main theme from the movie as well as two of the great songs used in the movie. If you have not seen Back to the Future, do yourself a favor and go watch it now. It is one of the most ridclously fun movies you will ever see. Also expect a Name That Movie Soundtrack! contest coming up later this week or the next. If you have not read my review for this week's Clone Wars episode, Clone Wars "Front Runners" Review. please click on the link to do so.
 
 
 
Here is the main theme for the movie that I used for the Name That Movie Soundtrack! contest.
 
 
In the movie the character Marty McFly actually sings what one of my favorite songs, "Johnny B. Goode", original sung by John Berry. I even like this version better than the original.
 
Here is the song "The Power of Love" by Huey Lewis and the News, that was used in the movie.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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