Showing posts with label MPI Home Video. Show all posts
Showing posts with label MPI Home Video. Show all posts

Friday, August 14, 2015

The Last Survivors [Blu-ray] Get Rabate

Title : The Last Survivors [Blu-ray]
Category: Movies
Brand: MPI Home Video
Item Page Download URL : Download Movie
Rating : 4.1
Buyer Review : 26

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At the edge of an expansive barren valley, all that remains of The Wallace Farm for Wayward Youth is a few hollowed-out husks of buildings. Seventeen- year-old Kendal (Haley Lu Richardson) can barely recall when the Oregon valley was still lush. It s been a decade since the last rainfall, and society at large has dried up and blown away. Kendal and the few others that remain barely scrape by while dreaming of escape. When a greedy water baron lays claim to what little of the precious resource remains underground, Kendal must decide whether to run and hide or bravely fight for the few cherished people and things she has left. Co-starring Booboo Stewart (The Twilight Saga), Max Charles (The Amazing Spider-Man, Mr. Peabody & Sherman) and genre veteran Barbara Crampton (You re Next, Re-Animator), THE LAST SURVIVORS is a suspenseful look at a futuristic world where only the most resourceful survive.


Review :
Wasn't bad, however we felt like the dialouge was a ...
Wasn't bad, however we felt like the dialouge was a bit stiff as well as breif. The problem wasn't the acting it seemed to us that the general development of any backround for the story or characters/ character development really destroyed any deeper feeling we might have felt when some parts took place, a few characters the audience was clearly meant to care about we nearly forgot about more than a few times. Also we noticed that there were a few times that the movie could have ended by her just steping out and shooting the antagonist and his goons, (SPOILERS) skills she showed off by ramboing through several badies without taking a scratch at the end, this could have been time better used to develop characters or uncover a backstory.... or something rather than just saying "the bad guy is bad". This aside we all agree we liked it, but thats not to say we would prefer this to Beasts Of The Southern Wild.

Good Post Apocalyptic Film; Nothing More, Nothing Less
This film starts out slow, but then begins to get more intriguing and exciting. Give it a chance. However, the story line is relatively thin, and so this is by no means a great movie: of the post-apocalyptic sort, or by any classification. Nonetheless, it has respectable characterizations, with very good actors, and an interesting, if a bit pale, premise. (...) Do not be fooled by the good reviews, but I would say a decent late night.

'A DAILY AND OFTEN DESPERATE STRUGGLE'
Set in 'Oregon' in the not too distant future.....
Ten Years have past since the last rainfall, the once plush landscape, now baron.....
The Well's baring a few have all dried up, 'Scavengers' cannot be trusted.
There are also those there that hunt down and kill the few that dare to try and share what water remains,
resources are guarded vigorously by people such as 'Carson' (John Gries) daughter 'Brooke' (Nicole Arianna
Fox) and followers.........'Carson' believing what little remains to be his and 'Brooke's'
'Kendal' (Hayley Lu Richardson) along with her companion 'Dean' (Booboo Stewart) who's kidney's are failing
scratch around the Wallace Farm where they had hollowed out a hideaway, the water from the Well is barely
enough to survive upon, so far they have not been detected by 'Carson'
'Kendal' goes out daily to try and find a distributor-cap that will fit on the plane held at the next farm in the valley,
where only young boy...

Sunday, July 5, 2015

Match SALE

Title : Match
Category: Movies
Brand: MPI Home Video
Item Page Download URL : Download Movie
Rating : 4.2
Buyer Review : 52

Description : This specific Match performs fantastic, easy to use as well as modify. The price for is was much lower compered to other areas I explored, and not a lot more than similar product

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Patrick Stewart gives a captivating performance in this witty, emotionally gripping adaptation of director Stephen Belber s own Tony Award-nominated play. Stewart stars as Tobi, an eccentric, pot-smoking Manhattan ballet instructor whose quiet life is interrupted by the arrival of a young couple (Carla Gugino & Matthew Lillard) from Seattle, presumably there to interview him about his colorful life as a dancer in the 1960s. As Tobi spins salacious tales from his former career, an ulterior motive for the couple s visit emerges, forcing the trio to confront a secret that may connect them all. Driven by Stewart s tour-de-force performance, MATCH moves masterfully between razor-sharp comic banter and heartrending poignancy.


Review :
Sir Patrick Stewart and Carla Gugino are Breath-taking! 5 Stars for Acting!
5.0 out of 5 stars Sir Patrick Stewart's acting is perfection! January 17, 2015
By Jaianniah "I love a good "listen"... ... (Berwick, PA, United States)
Verified Purchase(What's this?)
This review is from: Match (Amazon Instant Video)
Okay, *SPOILER ALERT* This review is for those who might give this movie a pass...and really should not.

We are rushed into the lives of Mike and Lisa, who have come to New York to see Tobi Powell, who is a famous ballet choreographer. The say that they want to interview Tobi, and he is delighted. But we soon feel that there is something wrong with the whole scene, and sure enough, Mike seems to have a strange agenda, and we find out that Tobi might be Mike's dad. Maybe. The rest of the movie is involved with resolving this question.

The acting is amazing, and Sir Patrick Stewart made me wish I could hop onto the train and have brunch with Tobi Powell. This is one well-written character, and I think...
4.5 stars... "I love my life, I regret my life"
"Match" (2014 release; 92 min.) brings the story of Toby (played by Patrick Stewart). As the movie opens, we see Toby leading a ballet troupe at Julliard through a demanding practice. Afterwards, Toby heads back to his apartment somewhere in Manhattan, where he (by choice, we later learn) leads a solitary life. Soon he gets ready to meet up for lunch with Lisa and Mike, a couple from Seattle. Lisa is doing a dissertation on the history of dance, and Toby has stories going back to the 1960s.. After the enjoyable lunch, Toby invites the couple back to his apartment for a further interview. Soon the questions from the couple are becoming more and more personal. Then, about 30 min. into the movie, the Big Twist is revealed. To tell you more would spoil your viewing experience, you'll just have to see for yourself how it all plays out.

Couple of comments: this is the movie version of the 2004 Tony-nominated Broadway play by Stephen Belber, who also wrote and directed the...
WE'RE NOT MAKING PIZZA HERE.
Match is a three person play that takes place in the NY apartment of Toby Powell, a bisexual ballet instructor. Toby has traveled the world and is now teaching in NY. He knits and saves his finger nails in a glass jar. Lisa (Carla Gugino) travels from Seattle to interview the quirky Toby on the history of the industry from the 1960's. Along with her is her husband Mike (Matthew Lillard) who records the conversation. During the interview process, things open up, and Mike slowly becomes more hostile and pointed in his questions as we quickly realize there is something else going on.

This is a well acted drama. Carla reminded me of a young Sally Field. The production attempts to become a tear jerker at the end, but I thought it fell a bit short in that regard.

Guide: F-bombs. No sex or nudity.

Saturday, July 4, 2015

Match Big SALE

Title : Match
Category: Movies
Brand: MPI Home Video
Item Page Download URL : Download Movie
Rating : 4.2
Buyer Review : 52

Description : This Match does fantastic, easy to use along with adjust. The price for this is reduced compered to other places My partner and i researches, and never considerably more compared to related merchendise

This specific thing provides exceeded out prospect, this has become a amazing buy for myself personally, The concept came correctly and quickly Match


Patrick Stewart gives a captivating performance in this witty, emotionally gripping adaptation of director Stephen Belber s own Tony Award-nominated play. Stewart stars as Tobi, an eccentric, pot-smoking Manhattan ballet instructor whose quiet life is interrupted by the arrival of a young couple (Carla Gugino & Matthew Lillard) from Seattle, presumably there to interview him about his colorful life as a dancer in the 1960s. As Tobi spins salacious tales from his former career, an ulterior motive for the couple s visit emerges, forcing the trio to confront a secret that may connect them all. Driven by Stewart s tour-de-force performance, MATCH moves masterfully between razor-sharp comic banter and heartrending poignancy.


Review :
Sir Patrick Stewart and Carla Gugino are Breath-taking! 5 Stars for Acting!
5.0 out of 5 stars Sir Patrick Stewart's acting is perfection! January 17, 2015
By Jaianniah "I love a good "listen"... ... (Berwick, PA, United States)
Verified Purchase(What's this?)
This review is from: Match (Amazon Instant Video)
Okay, *SPOILER ALERT* This review is for those who might give this movie a pass...and really should not.

We are rushed into the lives of Mike and Lisa, who have come to New York to see Tobi Powell, who is a famous ballet choreographer. The say that they want to interview Tobi, and he is delighted. But we soon feel that there is something wrong with the whole scene, and sure enough, Mike seems to have a strange agenda, and we find out that Tobi might be Mike's dad. Maybe. The rest of the movie is involved with resolving this question.

The acting is amazing, and Sir Patrick Stewart made me wish I could hop onto the train and have brunch with Tobi Powell. This is one well-written character, and I think...
4.5 stars... "I love my life, I regret my life"
"Match" (2014 release; 92 min.) brings the story of Toby (played by Patrick Stewart). As the movie opens, we see Toby leading a ballet troupe at Julliard through a demanding practice. Afterwards, Toby heads back to his apartment somewhere in Manhattan, where he (by choice, we later learn) leads a solitary life. Soon he gets ready to meet up for lunch with Lisa and Mike, a couple from Seattle. Lisa is doing a dissertation on the history of dance, and Toby has stories going back to the 1960s.. After the enjoyable lunch, Toby invites the couple back to his apartment for a further interview. Soon the questions from the couple are becoming more and more personal. Then, about 30 min. into the movie, the Big Twist is revealed. To tell you more would spoil your viewing experience, you'll just have to see for yourself how it all plays out.

Couple of comments: this is the movie version of the 2004 Tony-nominated Broadway play by Stephen Belber, who also wrote and directed the...
WE'RE NOT MAKING PIZZA HERE.
Match is a three person play that takes place in the NY apartment of Toby Powell, a bisexual ballet instructor. Toby has traveled the world and is now teaching in NY. He knits and saves his finger nails in a glass jar. Lisa (Carla Gugino) travels from Seattle to interview the quirky Toby on the history of the industry from the 1960's. Along with her is her husband Mike (Matthew Lillard) who records the conversation. During the interview process, things open up, and Mike slowly becomes more hostile and pointed in his questions as we quickly realize there is something else going on.

This is a well acted drama. Carla reminded me of a young Sally Field. The production attempts to become a tear jerker at the end, but I thought it fell a bit short in that regard.

Guide: F-bombs. No sex or nudity.