Movies that I added to Flixter

I may have rated this movie higher than it deserves, but it is because my aunt (Lynn Gabriel) is in it.

A great short film from Kevin Smith starring Brian O'Halloran and Jeff Anderson.

Hilarious movie with Brian O'Halloran.

Brian O'Halloran at his best

A very funny flick, worth watching at least once, probably more.

Another great piece of work from Kevin Smith

A great documentary about Dogma, not sure why the poster is screwed up on here though.

LOL, the Pink Power Ranger, as a vampire.

Another classic comedy that many people do not know about.

A live action music show starring the TMNT.

I suggest that everyone get a copy of this one.

A good movie, not great.

Sure it was a made for TV movie, but it is about wrestling and therefore I liked it alot.

Total crap.

Frickin' Hilarious. Include appearances with Kevin Smith.

Another great Documentay.

Another great Documentary with Kevin Smith.

Another great Documentary that Kevin Smith was involved wiht.

Kevin Smith was also the producer of this film. Another good Documentary from them.

Another Kevin Smith thing. A must see

A pretty good flick, that features Kevin Smith.

A great laugh fest. I suggest some heavy drinking before viewing.

A very good, very funny flick about a guy needing to see Star Wars on opening day.

Very Funny, 3-D movie that comes with the DVD.

Good for what it is.

It was meant to be for an informational movie, but now it is just flat out funny.

Bad Movie

Decent Flick, help to start the series.

One of the movies that made the TV show possible.

One of the movies that made the TV show possible.

Of all the Hercules tv-movies that were made, this one manages to achieve the tone and theme of the Legendary Journeys. Kevin Sorbo and Michael Hurst have good chemistry with each other. My only problem with this tv-movie was the flashbacks. In my opinion, they really just slowed things down. Other than that, this pretty good and should be seen.

Of the first four Hercules movies that preceded the television series, this is easily my favorite. Hercules must save a town from an opening to Hades. Along the way, he faces several temptations and a slew of monsters. But that's not his greatest challenge. Deianeira has been killed and Hercules must find her while he's in Hades and bring her back to the land of the living.

- These Hercules movies aren't about great acting or deep plot lines. Don't watch them expecting Academy Award winning material. These movies are about having fun. And Hercules in the Underworld delivers fun. From Hercules' battle with the giant Eryz the Boxer to his taking on zombies in the underworld, it's pure eye-candy filled entertainment. The special effects are quite good given the limited television budget. It's easy to see Sam Raimi's (Executive Producer) influence on the special effects. Many of creatures, etc. are used by Raimi in his Evil Dead movies.

- Kevin Sorbo is the perfect television Hercules. He plays the character with tongue firmly in cheek. He's big enough to be believable and he's athletic enough to pull it off. The supporting cast is, for the most part, adequate enough in their roles. The exception is the most experienced actor of the bunch - Anthony Quinn. He just seems so out of place that I'm glad wasn't used in the regular series.

Decent Flick

This was the student film that spawned the later theatrical release starring Robert Redford.

Another good short flick from George Lucas. I recommend seeing it as soon as possible.

Forget about cinematic technique or even plot: This movie will blow you away. Yeh, the plot is cookie-cutter, but they took the trouble to hire performers who could make it work well enough to not detract from the outrageously realistic action sequences.

George Lucas was one of the camera men for this movie.

Found at both Tommorow Land (Disneyland) and MGM Studios (Disney World). This is one of the best rides in Disney. No kidding. You start out in line. Do not get a fast-pass. In WORLD, you get to go through Droid rooms, and all that fun stuff. A singing droid. The skeleton of the first Audio-animatronic. Egroeg Sacul.You will not want to miss this. Then you get in your Star-speeder. That's right, the same technology used for the military. You start out in liftoff. Oops, your captain, Rex, went the wrong way. Then he takes you on a ride to the Emperial Ship. Uh-oh. Anyway, I highly recomend this ride. Keep a look out for the Mighty Microscope, THX-1138, and a certain tag on Rex.

This is the video that goes with the ride.

This is a great flick with shorts from some of the best film makers ever.

I saw this during a lecture at Cornerstone University's Journalism Institute. Honestly, I'm having a hard time understanding the film's application to journalism. Still, I enjoyed it very much.

George Lucas was the camera Operator though.

Great flick a must see.

As a huge fan of the original Indiana Jones movies, I must admit that I did not take to liking the young Indiana Jones Chronicles when i first watched them. I saw them again for the first time since then around two years ago and i have been hooked ever since. I found these stories and tales of Jones as a young man fascinating and extremely enjoyable to behold. The way important characters in history such as Hemingway and even Al Capone are integrated into the plot as the young Indy finds himself in ever more exiting and elaborate situations should be enough to grab the attention of any self respecting Indy fan. Sean Pattrick Flannery did an amazing job as Indy and the many 'future stars' that played important roles in the ever changing plots showed the strength and distinction of these pieces of genius. I was saddened to find out that these mini-films were made over a decade ago and prey that some day, Harrison Ford and Sean Pattrick Flannery may be brought together again (as they did in the Chicago episode) and have another go at yet another piece of the Jones saga, before yet another unfamiliar actor is brought upon to don the cowboy hat once again. LONG LIVE INDY!!!

Though the YOUNG INDIANA JONES movies are getting really tiresome, Sean Patrick Flanery continues to give great performances in them as the title character. I first saw Flanery on the short-lived UPN show THE STRIP and since them I've been renting every movie that he has been in. He's a really good actor and that is why it is such a shame to see him in movies like this. It's also a shame that George Lucas is producing this drivel.

This would have been great...if it wasnt supposed to be about Indiana Jones. I mean, it did NOT have that Indiana Jones feel. Like in the three movies. It left you thinking, "Nice war movie, but where the hell is Indy?" So, it's good, but don't go in expecting the fun excitement expected of an Indy movie.

seems to start out a little slow, but then it gets going toward the end. Spring Break adventure combines Indy's first adventure at home in NJ and then it starts off an entirely new adventure in Mexico with Pancho Villa. Remy is introduced for the first time, and Indy first learns what war is all about. All in all, I think it was a good movie to start out the older young Indy with Flannery.

First off, sound man Ben Burtt proves he can direct here. Attack of the Hawkmen is one of the most fun Young Indy episodes. As a bonus, if you are a Lucas fan, you may spot Threepio Anthony Daniels with a French accent in one scene, as Francois, where Indy is briefed in a big hurry by a couple of scientist types.

This film was very well done. Lots of attention to detail, entertaining, though often not very historically accurate (the facts were cleverly manipulated). I think the directors and producers went to a lot of trouble choosing the most convincing actors as possible (a good example is Marc Warren, who played Baron Manfred von Richthofen). Sean Patrick Flanery is also a very good actor, and I would recommend seeing the rest of the Young Indiana Jones series, as I feel it is very under-rated, considering the effort that got put into the making of it. I enjoyed this film a lot, and would recommend watching it, especially if you are a fan of Indiana Jones, WW1 aviation or the Red Baron.