Reeltime movie reviews

The Captain America movie will make it's way on Friday April 4,2014. Steve Rogers struggles with the modern world and his most dangerous nemesis, the Winter Soldier.  Here we have the introduction of Falcon, very cool character.  Black Widow is also another character that is back with Steve Rogers as a side-kick, not a Cap side kick but as the Sheild bad Ass.  The action looks good and the use of the Sheild balances the wonderful choreographed sequences.  If you love a good story and marvel comic characters, go see this Film.

What did you think of the Film? Did it live up to the hype.  Russell Crowe is one of those actors that can deliver a wonderful performance, that alone is a huge draw to this type of Film. Movies based on the Bible can be viewed in many different ways, you have to tell the story without altering it in every way.  Bible Films are either to practical or the Producer decides to alter the Film, hence creative license.  Take what you can get out of Noah, only you can make that choice in either seeing the Film or checking out another movie with less moral fiber.  

Noah a Paramount pictures productions, starring Russell Crowe (Noah), Jennifer Connelly (Naameh), Ray Winstone (Tubal-cain), Anthony Hopkins (Methuselah) and Emma Watson as (IIa).  This Film is directed by Darren Aronofsky and Written for the screen by Ari Handel and Darren Aronofsky.  to give the movie studio credit it tried to get Christian approval with three different versions of the Film and with audiences that were impressed at the quality of the film. The overall theme of the Movie is a man leading its people and animals to an Ark that was constructed with the help of the almighty God.  The Filmmakers made a movie based on the Bible story that was straight forward, so the Filmmakers had creative license, which means they added fictional situations to spruce the movie.  Great special effects with wonderful actors really makes this film good.