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Pic by http://fanpop.com www.reeltimemoviereview.com Director: Jared Hess Writers: Jared Hess & Jerusha Hess Cast: Jon Heder (Napoleon Dynamite), Efren Ramirez ( Pedro), Jon Gries (Uncle Rico), Aaron Ruell (Kip), Diedrich Bader (Rex), Tina Majorino (Deb), Sandy Martin (Grandma), Haylie Duff (Summer Wheatly), Trevor Snarr (Don), Shondrella Avery (Lafawnduh), and Emily Dunn as Trisha. Films today have so many themes, especially the High school themes that made the box office, some either fell off the face of the earth or created an underground network of avid followers. So does Napoleon Dynamite, make the top underground film of all time, yes. What i mean, when i say underground, this film is a sleeper hit, it won awards, Teen Choice Awards (2005), MTV Movie Award (2005). What do i consider an underground sleeper hit; A film that breaks all bounds in plot, comedy, and ambiance, not forced type of comedy.  Another example of films like these are Ferris Bueller's Day Of

Pic by http://teaser-trailer.com www.reeltimemoviereview.com Director: Michael Bay Writers: Chuck Hogan (screenplay), Mitchell Zuckoff (Book "13 Hours). Cast: John Krasinski (Jack Silva), Pablo Schreiber (Kris 'Tanto' Paronto), James Badge Dale (Tyrone 'Rone' Woods), David Denman (Dave 'Boon' Benton), Dominic Fumusa (John 'Tig' Tiegen), Max Martini (Mark 'Oz' Geist), Alexia Barlier (Sona Jillani), David Costabile (Bob), Peyman Moaadi (Amahl), Matt Letscher (Ambassador Chris Stevens), Toby Stephens (Glen 'Bub' Doherty), Demetrius Grosse (DS Dave Ubben), David Giuntoli (DS Scott Wickland), Kevin Kent (DS Vincent), David Furr (DS Alec), and  Mike Moriarty (DS Wesley). *This review is dedicated to the American soldiers in Benghazi; To their bravery and honor. These men stood their ground, endured in a place of chaos and darkness. *  Following the 2011 civil war, the execution of dictator Muammar Gaddafi, Benghazi transforme

Pic by http://hollywoodreporter.com www.reeltimemoviereview.com Director: Brian A Miller Writers: Andre Fabrizio and Jeremy Passmore Cast: Jason Patric (Paul), Bruce Willis (Omar), John Cusack (Sam), Jessica Lowndes (Angela), Gia Mantegna (Beth), Rain (Mark as Jung Ji-Hoon), 50 Cent (The Pharmacy), Don Harvey (Riley), Jesse Pruett (Wilson), Didi Costine (Rachael as Adriana), Bonnie Somerville (Susan) The film begins with Paul (Jason Patric) closing up his shop for the day, he is a mechanic, his daughter is off to college in another State. The music kicks in, credits are pretty much over, and Paul sits down, a hard day's work over. Picks up his laptop, his daughter Beth (Gia Mantegna) pops up on the screen, a bit of concern is noticed while he addresses Beth, their talk was very brief, she will be picked up at the airport the next day. Paul noticed she was rushing to be done with their talk. Beth was looking at something to her left, a man had said something from the oth

Pic by Comingsoon.net www.reeltimemoviereview.com Director: David Ayer Writers: David Ayer and John Ostrander (Comic Book) Cast: Will Smith (Deadshot), Jared Leto (The Joker), Margot Robbie (Harley Quinn), Viola Davis (Amanda Waller), Jai Courtney (Boomerang), Jay Hernandez (Diablo), Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje (Killer Croc), Cara Delevingne (June Moone / Enchantress), Adam Beach (Slipknot), Karen Fukuhara (Katana), Ike Barinholtz (Griggs), Ted Whittall (Admiral Olsen), David Harbor (Dexter Tolliver), Jim Parrack (Frost), Common (Monster T), Ezra Miller (Flash), Joel Kinnaman (Rick Flagg), and Scott Eastwood as Lieutenant GQ Edwards. Opening Sequence: The Suicide Squad film was just released in theaters, and two days before the critics stormed the net with good and bad reviews. Rotten Tomatoes giving it a very low ratings, to Entertainment Weekly giving it a so / so review. IMBD landing a number of a 7.2 out of 10, a more realistic review, because the people who saw the film,