Reeltime movie reviews

The Amazing Spider-Man 2 Directed by Marc Webb, written by Alex Kurtzman, Robert Orci, story by Jeff Pinker and James Vanderbilt.  Based on the Marvel Comics Character Spider-Man, Created by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko.   Starring Andrew Garfield (Spider-Man/ Peter Parker), Emma Stone (Gwen Stacy), Jamie Fox (Electro/Max Dillion), Dane DeHaan(Harry Osborn/ Green Goblin), Cambell Scott (Richard Parker), Paul Giamatti ( Aleksei Sytsevich /Rhino), and Sally Field (Aunt May).   The opening scene we have our friendly neiborhood Spider-Man (Garfield) chasing from the buildings above, with the trusty help of his web, slinging from one building to another.  Bouncing, flipping, using anything to propell him to the deranged Aleksei Sytsevich (Paul Giamatti).  A truck filled with a highly explosive substance, plutonium.  Dancing , acrobatics, and impressive special effects, Spider-Man saves the day and takes care of the Russian goons.     (The actual opening scene) Richard Parker filming a Video Web

The 2014 Disney Classic on the silver screen, Maleficent.  Directed by Robert Stromberg, written by Linda Woolverton. Starring Angelina Jolie, Elle Fanning, Sharlto Copley, Lesley Manville, Imelda Staunton, Juno Tempo, Sam Riley.    The story of Maleficent and how it all began, down to the kindness of a young Fairy who protected her home, loved every living creature.     Two kingdoms, one a corrupted King of the humans.  The other is a magical Forest called the Moors, where creatures, Fairy folk, are protected by Maleficent.      One day young Maleficent (Isobella Molloy) was called by the ancient tree-folk about a human that has stolen a jewel.  Stefan (Sharlto Copley) a curious human has stolen a jewel but his actions came to a stop when Maleficent (Isobella Molloy) confronted him, she asked to return what doesn't belong to him. A young Fairy's heart was taken that day by the curious human.    The beginning of the film we see a beautiful scene with the mystical fairies flying

Vampire Academy directed by Mark Waters and written for the screen by Danial Waters.  Based off the Noval by Richelle Mead. Starring Zoey Deutch, Lucy Fry, Danila Kozlovsky, Gabriel Byrne, Dominic Sherwood , Olga Kurylenko, Sarah Hyland, Sami Gayle , and Claire Foy.  The film is about two girls who have very unique qualities.  Rose Hathaway (Zoey Deutch) a Dhampir, half-human, vampire, a guardian.  Lissa Dragomir (Lucy Fry) a race of magical creatures called Moroi.  Lissa is also part of the royal family, she and Rose are bonded, that make them a bit more powerful than usual Moroi.     Dimitri Belikov ( Danila Kozlovsky) a Guardian and Also a Dhampir.  Dimitri is to bring the girls back to school, while transporting them back, the party of mythical creatures are stopped by the blood-sucking vampires known as the Strogoi.  A fight breaks out and Dimitri and his other Guardians kill the blood-suckers.    We now open in the School of gifted students, Moroi and Dhampir.  St Vladimir Academ

Heaven is for Real: Directed by Randall Wallace, written by Randall Wallace.  Based on the book written by Todd Burpo "Heaven is for Real" Starring: Greg Kinnear (Todd Burpo), Kelly Reilly (Sonja Burpo), Thomas Haden Church (Jay Wilkins), Connor Corum (Colton Burpo), First feature film.  Lana Styles (Cassie Burpo), and Margo Martindale (Nancy Rawling). Todd is a Pastor, volunteer Firefighter and a High School Wrestling coach.  Struggling financially and suffering with a broken leg, this Pastor has many issues which can make or break you.  Colton (Connor Corum) appendix ruptures and is taken to the hospital; Todd is told his son may not make the surgery. Through the grace of God this young boy survives.   Afterwards, Colton describes Heaven and the people he had met.  His Father has a hard time believing him but slowly does as Colton describes who he sees. "Heaven is beautiful, everyone is young" The main problem is the community which had a hard time believing Todd