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Then I saw it as an adult and though it was not the great film I remembered it was still very good as an action and adventure sort of western.
This movie was a great adventure fantasy movie with a good plot, a coherent universe and sweet characters.
They of course are caught, but after an inventive escape they are taken on a whirlwind adventure in Arabia, with all the humor you might find in an Abbott and Costello movie.
Is it an action flick or an adventure flick?
Roy Budd's splendidly stirring'n'sweeping majestic orchestral score and Ted Moore's exquisitely rich, vivid and vibrant saturated color cinematography further add to the overall enjoyment of this engaging and satisfying fantasy adventure treat.
Very stylized and beautifully colored, it is an epic adventure that elevated Zemeckis' previous work "The Polar Express" to a new level.
After seeing it a few more times I really started to pick up on what was going on and realized that at the end of the film the viewer has gone through quite an adventure with Dicaprio and co.
Fearing the wrath of the worshipers they again travel abroad but soon find themselves in chains on a Roman slave ship which is then seized and boarded and finally they end up on an island where they are once again planning to embark on another adventure to search and rescue their lost slave-boy.
Aside from the gross factual inaccuracies of this movie (ie king Richard having a son and that son replacing John on the throne) this movie was a sweet love tale full of adventure.
Both these movies are MUCH better written and succeed in sweeping the viewer away to a magical world of adventure, while Kismet just seems pretty but dopey--in fact, REALLY dopey.
Before long, our young heroine finds herself on a STRANGE (consider the emphasis on the word "strange" very closely) fever-induced adventure which defies explanation.
What a marvelous adventure this film is, an adventure that is also magnificent film-making with not an ounce of fat.
Don't go into this movie expecting a modern action adventure film.
Therefore, judging this movie on its own merits and within the confines of silent cinema, it's a really solid adventure flick, good for the whole family.
Clichés are limited which cannot be the same for many other films of this type( one being released recently and hyped to hell!!!) In conclusion this isn't the best film I have ever seen but it does have a lot of the elements that I wanted to see and I hope will spawn more films of this type but maybe a series starting the characters from their first adventure.
An eerie message comes for Mr. Brown everywhere saying "The person you need is Nanny McPhee!" Nanny McPhee (Emma Thompson) arrives at the Brown door and takes everybody through an entire adventure.
"The Pursuit of Happiness" is just a wonderful (based on a true) story, full of adventure, hope, and pain.
The first time I saw this flick, I was disappointed; disappointed because I'd expected an adventure tale of King Soloman proportions, an Aladdin's cave full of gold, and bloody Inca battles in a Peruvian jungle setting.
This relatively unknown 1959 movie from Soviet director Mikhail Kalatozov is a great adventure film.
I hope that others would be able to enjoy this adventure flick.
This comical sci-fi cop adventure is set in the future and follows the exploits of a New York detective who is given superhuman powers from a mysterious Kabuki.
Maybe this is just another of the clever plot devices to keep you tuning in to the adventure.
I wasn't expecting cinematic genius here, just a decent adventure, and this movie delivers.
If you like adventure movies, this one's for you!
In this adventure Randolph plays a villain.
Since childhood they have conned people out of their money by taking them on some mysterious adventure.
City of Ember employs a supremely majestic setting to unravel its end-of-the-world sci-fi adventure, but several missed opportunities keep it from escaping its family-friendly roller coaster ride feel and becoming something truly unique.
It's a hilarious adventure of a film about dating and the ultimate search for your "soul mate" or the "one".
Blending science fiction, fantasy, horror, adventure, and Viking mythology, the film is highly entertaining.
The two decent moments in this dreary adventure are the opening scenes set to John Barry's unforgettable theme music that recounts the construction and voyage of the Titanic.
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