After dense matter from an imploded white hole hits Earth, the planet's rotation is devastated. A group of government agents must locate a lost satellite network that is the world's only hope for survival. Director: W.D. Hogan | Stars: Robert Knepper, Julia Benson, Cameron Bright, Julia Maxwell. Votes: 2,433.
A widowed former priest living with his children and brother on a Pennsylvania farm finds mysterious crop circles in their fields, which suggests something more frightening to come. Director: M. Night Shyamalan | Stars: Mel Gibson, Joaquin Phoenix, Rory Culkin, Abigail Breslin. Votes: 355,103 | Gross: $227.97M. 3.
In this short film by Brett Marty and Josh Izenberg, follow a group of scientists whose mission is to hunt for an Earth-like planet around our closest neighb...
Mar 09, 2016 · He even has a pet: a friendly cockroach, the only biological living thing we see on Earth for most of the movie. For Wall-E, robotic behavior signals his death. During the course of the film he gets badly injured and Eve, his robot love interest, brings him back to Earth to repair from broken-down WALL-E parts.
In his lengthy career, Sir David has watched the human population more than double from 2.5 billion in 1950 to nearly seven billion....Credits.RoleContributorPresenterDavid AttenboroughDirectorHelen ShariatmadariProducerHelen ShariatmadariExecutive ProducerAndrew Cohen
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Earth was left without population, and the toxins also destroyed all plant and animal life (although it's possible that some animals such as cockroaches survived somehow).
In the distant future, humans abandon Earth because there is too much trash on it. WALL-E, with habit of picking up everything he finds interesting, lives alone on the planet with a pet cockroach.
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There's a reversal of roles. The humans in Wall-E are shown to be mindless consumers. They receive all their nutrition from drink brought to them by robot attendants, they change the color of their clothes immediately when informed a new one is in style, and they exist almost entirely in the digital world.Mar 9, 2016
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WALL-E is a film with a very clear message: We make and use too much stuff and if we keep going down this path, eventually our planet be overwhelmed with toxicity and threaten every life form to extinction.
He is a cockroach that is WALL•E's friend and pet. Hal is extremely resilient: although he's accidentally stepped on by WALL•E a few times, and shot by EVE, he suffers no harm.
700 yearsAnyway, humans remain in space unbothered for 700 years, which is when the movie's plot begins with WALL-E. When a probe named EVE arrives to find hospitable life, WALL-E falls in adorable robot love with her, and when she returns to deliver the plant-life she found, WALL-E frantically follows her.Apr 15, 2015
the Toy Story moviesPortrayed by Andrew "Andy" Davis is a major character in the Toy Story movies. He is the owner of many of the main toys (such as Woody and Buzz) in the films until the end of Toy Story 3 where he gave them to Bonnie Anderson.
The willingness of the remaining humans to push all that responsibility onto Auto is concerning – not because it’s unfair to Auto, who after all seems to be a non-sentient machine, but because the people are so blatantly abdicating responsibility and not truly working to counter their complicity.
When Wall-E follows Eve to the ship he introduces himself to a couple humans who talk to him as though to another person without condescension and only mild surprise, but those humans still order around and even kill other robots without any concerns.
Wall-E continues to perform his programmed action – collecting, compressing, and stacking garbage – but he’s developed a personality and hobbies. He collects things, like Rubik’s cubes, light bulbs, and rubber ducks, which he stores in his house inside a larger, inert WALL-E robot. Wall-E loves the musical Hello, Dolly!
He records songs to play during his travels and collects a garbage can lid as a hat to dance along when watching it at night. He even has a pet: a friendly cockroach, the only biological living thing we see on Earth for most of the movie. For Wall-E, robotic behavior signals his death.
They receive all their nutrition from drink brought to them by robot attendants, they change the color of their clothes immediately when informed a new one is in style, and they exist almost entirely in the digital world. They don’t care about Earth and don’t really seem to know much about it.
'Tom Cruise has either gained weight, or he has a face full of fillers. I’m going with the fillers,' one person wrote.
Meanwhile, The Sun exclusively revealed this month that Tom is learning to fly a World War Two military plane for stunt scenes in the next installment of his film blockbuster series Mission: Impossible.
Essential: Baron Omatsuri and the Secret Island (2005) Mamoru Hosoda, director of The Girl Who Leapt Through Time, Wolf Children and more, certainly doesn't seem like the type of guy to take on a One Piece movie. When he did, though, it was truly something special.
Because this is still a movie, Shiki and his backstory technically aren't canon, but it's pretty easy to imagine they are. Oda's involved, after all. The climactic fight is one of the best in all of One Piece, with each Straw Hat getting their time in the sun. This is accompanied by some of the best One Piece music.
The cast has expanded to include fan-favorite Nico Robin, and the animation looks great. Due to some care in production, or possibly direction by Kounosuke Uda (the usual One Piece director), Dead End Adventure gels with the original series a lot better than its predecessors.
So it was that when the legendary William Friedkin — the man behind The Exorcist — started telling people that Jennifer Kent's 2014 indie The Babadook "will scare the hell out of you," well, genre lovers the world immediately took notice. Friedkin wasn't lying.
Horror movies are essentially designed to take audiences into the dark corners of the world and show them the unspeakable things that tend to happen there. Sometimes that dark corner is a physical place (see The Texas Chain Saw Massacre ). Other times it's a place in the mind (see The Cell ).
Midsommar (2019) With Ari Aster's Hereditary immediately raising the bar for genre filmmakers young and old, it seemed unlikely that anyone would top the film in terms of unadulterated, head-rolling shock value for the foreseeable future. Seems the only person capable of even coming close was Aster himself.
Prior to beginning production on The Neon Demon, his 10th feature film, Danish filmmaker Nicolas Winding Refn had already established himself as a stylish cinematic provocateur on a level with fellow agitators Lars von Trier and Gaspar Noé. With boldly stylized flicks like Pusher, Drive, and Only God Forgives, he'd also singled himself out from his brethren as a filmmaker wholly obsessed with seedy pulp dramas dressed up in stark, neon-drenched visuals. Though it remains a divisive film even among Refn's fanbase, The Neon Demon is essentially the culmination of everything that's made Refn such an intriguing artistic force.
As such, the film focuses much of its narrative energy on a mother (Tilda Swinton ) and her son Kevin, who will one day be the architect of the unthinkable tragedy.
So yes, while we really cannot argue that Hereditary isn't a family drama, we also want to be crystal clear that Hereditary is not just a family drama. Still, true to Aster's statement, Hereditary initially presents itself as an atypical sort of indie drama about a family in grief.
When the history books are written, it's a pretty safe bet that the 2010s will go down as one of the all-time great periods for cinema. That remains true even as we continue to debate the actual definition of the word. But even as strong a decade the 2010s have been for movies, they've been particularly good for movies designed to make viewers ...
Steve McQueen stars in this "late-night at the drive-in" romp, which was made independently for $110,000 dollars. With its colorful effects, hokey one-liners, and car chase scenes, The Blob turned out to be a theatrical success when it was released.
Impressed with his work on The Beast From 20,000 Fathoms, producers hired Ray Harryhausen to create the stop-motion techniques used to animate the creature. Watching the tentacled sea beast ascend San Francisco's recognizable Golden Gate Bridge is the climax of this B-movie.
7 Kronos (1957) Paranoia, massive robots, and UFOs reign supreme in this cult classic from sci-fi filmmaker Kurt Neumann. In Kronos, a meteor that lands off the coast of Mexico turns out to contain a massive machine sent from another galaxy to drain Earth's natural resources.
This film about a brain-eating monster that attacks people in and around a US military base in Canada employs great sound effects and ghoulish kill scenes.
A Warner Bros. monster movie, the eponymous entity in The Beast From 20,000 Fathoms is a scaly, hungry dinosaur woken up after centuries spent trapped in Arctic ice.
The B-movie rose to popularity in the 1950s, and some of these schlocky, campy movies, like The Blob, became cult classics that are still enjoyed. Creeping monsters. Alien invasions.
Plan 9 From Outer Space is also known for being the final movie Bela Lugosi ever acted in. The film has been universally panned by has since gained a cult following.