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Tony Amendola Movies
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Genres:
Action
Drama
Thriller
Starring:
Anton Pardoe,
Roselyn Sanchez,
Patrick Bauchau,
Peter J. Lucas,
Tony Amendola,
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I've just finished watching this... it's in my VLC player for two days.
The main reason why it took me so long to go through it is that I find
things that I love about it, and on the other hand I find things that I
can't believe are so very poor and almost make vomit... and so this
dichotomy makes the movie a hard piece to swallow.I'll try to name a few of the n...
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Genres:
Action
Drama
Thriller
Starring:
Anton Pardoe,
Roselyn Sanchez,
Patrick Bauchau,
Peter J. Lucas,
Tony Amendola,
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I've just finished watching this... it's in my VLC player for two days.
The main reason why it took me so long to go through it is that I find
things that I love about it, and on the other hand I find things that I
can't believe are so very poor and almost make vomit... and so this
dichotomy makes the movie a hard piece to swallow.I'll try to name a few of the n...
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Genres:
Drama
Fantasy
Horror
Thriller
Starring:
Wilmer Valderrama,
Angie Cepeda,
Joel Moore,
Michael Parks,
Tony Plana,
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There have been zombie films, superhero flicks, Latino features and
teen romance movies, but this is the first Latino zombie superhero teen
romance! And this isn't your uncle's zombie film as El Muerto, unlike
other members of the walking dead, can run around during the day, feel
love, fight evil and he doesn't have a taste for human flesh.The motion picture is based on...
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Genres:
Sci-Fi
Starring:
Tony Amendola,
Taylor Mac Bowyer,
David Chokachi,
Jeff Fahey,
Jeff Gimble,
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This movie offers some textbook examples of why most low-budget sci-fi
movies are bad. (1) A story scope that way exceeds the budget. I don't know what the
budget for this movie was, but they clearly didn't have the money to
pull off what they were trying for. If you've only got a million bucks
or whatever to make a movie, you're better off making a small sci-fi
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Genres:
Adventure
Action
Fantasy
Starring:
Marie Matiko,
Sung Kang,
Karl Yune,
Tony Amendola,
James Hong,
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Anytime the urge rises to be entertained with an escapist film the top
of the list becomes one of the Asian martial arts films, films of
stunning beauty, breathtaking choreography, handsome actors, and enough
legend to make the storyline fascinating, e.g. 'The House of Flying
Daggers'. This pathetic film is packaged like those wonder movies and
so deludes the public int...
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Genres:
Action
Fantasy
Sci-Fi
Starring:
Maxwell Caulfield,
Angel Boris Reed,
Woon Young Park,
Richard Wharton,
Tony Amendola,
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I honestly don't think this movie was meant to be taken very seriously;
if you can watch it with a sense of humor, it's actually pretty fun.
We've got John Rhys Davies, the evil king of some downtrodden acreage,
wearing a crown that looks like it came with a kid's meal at Burger
King. He hams up his performance throughout. His "castle" (which looks
like an abandoned church that...
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Genres:
Drama
Starring:
Kathy Bates,
Elizabeth Perkins,
Lynn Redgrave,
Kimberly J. Brown,
Hallee Hirsh,
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It's so nice to see popular culture finally coming out of the dark ages in
addressing mental health issues. This movie did an excellent job of
conveying the conflicts that exist among the mentally ill and their
families, without beating the viewer over the head with a sentimental
sledgehammer, or falling into the all-too-familiar trap of turning mental
illness into great melod...
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Genres:
Action
Adventure
Romance
Western
Starring:
Antonio Banderas,
Anthony Hopkins,
Catherine Zeta-Jones,
Stuart Wilson,
Matt Letscher,
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At the conclusion of The Mask of Zorro I heard something I haven't heard in
a cinema for a long, long time – an outbreak of spontaneous applause. It
happened because the audience felt so good at the conclusion of the film
that they wanted to show their appreciation, to share with others the
goodwill which this little slice of magic had brought into their lives. To
a jade...
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