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Summary: the greatest movie ever made
Review: This is about the greatest movie ever made. One of the bigest reasons is because of the cars. Another reason is the music (check out the sound track) has about the best beat I have ever herd. Also it has one of greatest chase sences EVER! My mom didn't like it but I think it is mor of a guy movie and not a romance. My favorite part in the movie is the begining when they play the song "Flower"
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Summary: Dreadful!
Review: I can't believe why so many people thought this was great. It was horrible. And I came into this movie expecting NOTHING. I still thought it sucked. Seeing Jerry Bruckheimer's name plastered all over this, I was expecting an entertaining and well directed/edited movie...along the lines of the Rock and Armageddon. And even if it was bad, there would still be lots of hot cars and cool chases. Were there any?? NO. Not only do you have a terrible script where it looks like NOBODY wanted to be in this movie once they started filming, but it is boring as well. YOu see two seconds of a Porsche...in a ridiculously unrealistic heist scene at a dealership. ok, I can handle that. Then a few seconds in a Lamborghini (which by the way is PARKED!)with AJ and Nic...in which I'd rather watch the couple that was gettin it on then the diologue from the car...ok, I can handle that, because I KNOW there is gonna be a great chase with the Shelby!! So then finally after and hour of crummy lines and a crummy, boring story, Nicholas Cage gets in the Shelby!! And is it a good chase?? NO...it was horrible!! Utterly disappointed with this flick...worse than I could have even imagined. If you like great car chases, check out Ronin.
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Summary: I'd give 10 stars...
Review: one of the top movies of the year, great action ehich however in no part goes too far, no killing or anything so this movie is also apropriate for a bit younger. touched with great humor this is one of my all time faves, Ive seen it 6 times already :)
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Summary: Cars, Speed and Action
Review: Nicolas Cage plays an ex-carjacker who has to bail his little brother out when he is in deep. His brother agreed to steel 60 cars in a month. An accident ends up smashing all the cars. Nicolas Cage comes in with his old carjacking pals to bail him out. Can they get all 60 cars in just one night?
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Summary: Totally awesome?
Review: Gone in 60 Seconds was a horrible movie. I hated it. While watching this movie in the theatres, I actually went underneath the seat looking for all that popcorn I spilt for me to snack on to escape the horrible plot, acting, etc...This movie stared Nicholas Cage as Randall "Memphis" Raines, an ex-car theft, his brother, Kip Raines played by Giovanni Ribisi, is trying to follow in his footsteps. Kip and his squad of unintimidating, punk, rough-em-up car baddies agree to a job where they're ridiculously expected to steal 50 specific cars for some really over-dramatic scary boss dude a.k.a 'The Carpenter' (scary, huh!?) .Anyways, they've got some ludicrously small amount of time for no good reason to nab the cars. But unlike the 'car theft legend' Kip's brother is made out to be, Kip himself ..... and screws up, and now his bro has to go steal the cars for him in order to get him back from 'The Carpenterrr'. I don't know why that sounds so great, every line is overdramatic especially the big bad boss who sounds more .......... than evil to me, I mean he's British and loves making things out of wood and treats them like his babies. Another horrible mistake that you seem common in these bad action flicks it that there are things where it 'just happens to be there'. The part I am specifically talking about is the final chase scene (which is a beautiful blend of inconprehensive sense and pure stupidity) where Cage is in the LAST car he needs in the LAST few moments of his deadline and all these cps are chasing him and he reaches a part on his route to the warehouse with a huge traffic jam, and an empty car carrier truck 'just happens to be there' right smack in front of him, so he floors it up the truck's back and clears like a mile or so of traffic. That' realistic. But if you're in the mood to either waste your money or waste your friend's money, buy or rent this today!
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Summary: Decent Bruckheimer flick
Review: Although not as good as Bruckheimer's "Crimson Tide" and "Enemy Of The State", "Gone in 60 seconds" is a decent flick with eye-catching visuals and slick camerawork. Actors fit very well in their parts, including Nicolas Cage, Robert Duvall and Will Patton. Many people mentioned that Angelina Jolie's part is underdeveloped, but I'd say that for a female character in a "car movie" it's quite enough; she's not exactly Jessica Lange or Meryl Streep yet. The film also provides a few laughs a-la "Armageddon". Overall, a decent movie, with nice 'DVD-reference quality' material - loud crashes, explosions, etc.
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Summary: What a waste
Review: Normally a big Bruckheimer fan, I found Gone in Sixty Seconds beyond stupid. This latest rendition of the Bruckheimer School of Film Production cries out for the more delicate touch added by Mr. Bruckheimer's former partner, Don Simpson, who passed several years ago. Gone are the days of the pulse pounding, action filled good time that had at least a whiff of character development, as found in Mr. Bruckheimer's signature project: Top Gun. Today, we are left with nothing more than a host of idiotic car stunts slapped together without rhyme or reason -- thereby making the whole somehow less than the sum of the parts. The actors, virtually all of whom normally take great pride in their work, should have just taken Mr. Bruckheimer's money and beat it out of town in those fabulous hot rods.
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Summary: I Didn't Expect Shakespeare, and I Got What I Expected.
Review: The Preview shows Cars, The Preview Shows Action, The Preview Shows Laughs, We Get All Of That, and Still.. People Complain. This film is about Good, Uncomplicated Fun, like Virtually all of Jerry Bruckheimers films, and I loved Every Minute of it. Nicolas Cage is as Good as Ever as Randell "Memphis" Raines, as Ex Car Thief forced out of Retirement to save his brothers life. Angelina Jolie is a Little Underused as Sway, Nicks Love Interest, she looks great and Smiles alot, so she has performed her service. Another Bruckheimer Trademark is a Supporting cast to die for. Here is No Exception. Click on the "Cast List" button and prepared to be blown away by big names. There is More fist and Gun Action than I expected and Less Car Action than I expected, but that suits me fine, as I prefer Fist and Gun Action. Everything Technical About the film also Clicks. It is a Perfectly Polished film in every way, plus a Hell-of-alot of Fun.
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Summary: SIXTY SECONDS into this movie- and you're hooked...
Review: Nicolas Cage (The Rock, Con Air, Face/Off) reteams with producer Jerry Bruckheimer (The Rock, Armageddon, Pearl Harbor, Crimson Tide) in a spell binding, explosive, chase-down rush! Nick Cage plays a retired car thief back in business after his young brother is threatened to be killed if Cage doesn't snatch up 50 cars within three days. So Nicolas Cage pulls together his crew of Angelina Jolie (Tomb Raider: The Movie, The Bone Collector) and Robert Duvall (The 6th Day) with a few others. This is an awesome action chasedown film- but I was hoping for more explosive, furious gun firing Bruckheimer excitment. But this movie is still a good popcorn flick to catch. 2 hrs, Rated PG-13 for Language and Some Violence.
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Summary: A Fast Movie!
Review: Did you ever hear the saying,"Time flys when you are having fun!"? Well this movie is faster then any of the 50 cars they had to steal. It has so much action in it and very funny at some points! This is one DVD that is so good I can't take my eyes off it! About $20.00 for this DVD is a good price because it is cheaper than going to the movies 7 times to see this GREAT movie. I usally watch this movie weekly! You should geat this movie!!!!
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