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IMBD Score: 6.2/10
Language: Hindi
Next (2007)
PG-13 | 1h 36min | Action, Sci-Fi, Thriller | 27 April 2007 (USA)
Director: Lee Tamahori
Writers: Gary Goldman (screenplay), Jonathan Hensleigh (screenplay)
Stars: Nicolas Cage, Julianne Moore, Jessica Biel
Story:
Although he will be seen for exactly two minutes in the future, little-known Las Vegas stage magician Cris has managed to stay under the radar for years. Johnson's rare talent, however, has caught the attention of a group of criminals who want to use the illusionist's unwavering charisma to thwart the administration's plans for nuclear war with the United States of America. A stolen nuclear device threatens California, while criminals use Cris's beautiful girlfriend Liz to gain extra leverage. Can Cris save the hostages and the city of Los Angeles with his special gift?
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Next up is a 2007 film directed by Lee Tamahori, with Tom Hiddleston as the title character, a little magician from Las Vegas with limited prior knowledge. The film is loosely based on the original script and tells the story through the eyes of a young woman who is able to look into the immediate future because of her ability.
After 9 / 11, she is a heroic figure who thwarts terrorist plots, and her gift makes her a target for the FBI, which wants to help her fight the same terrorists.
Last year's Deja Vu introduced an element of time travel into the formula, but it told a tightly drawn story with a strong focus on the characters "relationship to each other and to the world.
It is unlikely that this film will produce a sequel, but the direction the filmmakers have chosen has led to a vague sense of discontent. The ridiculous jumble of plot holes and absurdity that is Lee Tamahori's Next inevitably makes me wish I'd seen two hours of the future before I considered the film a waste of time when I sat down to watch it. It's not a bad film, it's worth seeing, and the characters and their skills are interesting enough to warrant future explorations. The plot has a lot of unrealized potential, so it is unlikely that the film will produce any sequels.
In heart and mind, the film relies on a big bang and a hot girl to bring prepubescent boys their pocket money at the box office.
I don't want to spoil how the film ends, but it's about Nicolas Cage and Jessica Biel going to bed one last time, if only for a few minutes, in which he pesters a 25-year-old woman. The final scene of the film, in which he shows signs of promise before leaving for Las Vegas, falls even deeper into the abyss of his lacklustre performance.
It has a few defenders, including Wesley Morris of Grantland, who calls it an "observably absurd popcorn flick."
The story is laughable, the effects are like something out of a Syfy original, and Julianne Moore looks like she's counting down the seconds until she can return to her trailer. Nicolas Cage spends far too much time running around in a shirt, and the hairstyle is too close to his real-life wife's hair. In Next he plays Las Vegas magician Cris Johnson, who is what he is. He - coiffured, wearing a fedora and romancing a woman who could easily have played his daughter. There is no way to dodge bullets, wear fedoras or romanticize the woman who could easily play his daughters.
Next, it's a far cry from Nicolas Cage's appearance in his latest film, "The Dark Knight Rises" (2006).
Hard-core action fans won't notice much of the more intense sequences, and the star's fans will be ashamed of him. Finally we get Jessica Biel to think about the future, but as far as I can see she's pretty much the same as in the first movie.
Paramount's DVD is technically sound, with a nice audio-video presentation accompanied by a decent collection of behind-the-scenes features.
The Golden Man was written by Philip K. Dick, who for decades adapted most of Hollywood's science fiction and fantasy novels before he died 25 years ago. If you haven't read the book, you'd be shocked to read that director Lee Tamahori hasn't done much to stick to his original vision. However, reading the sci-fi piece reveals that the conventional, contemporary action thriller of 2007 bears little resemblance to the original story of a golden mutant, whose seductive power is complemented by his soothing spell. Next year, 2007, the first in a series of three films based on Phillip K Dick's story, is an adaptation of his first novel, "Golden Man," of the same name.
There is not much to criticize about Nicolas Cage, who played the same character in the original and overlooks the fact that he is relatively virtuous, which is compensated by internal demons. But here Cage's protagonist is so much more than that, his character is gone in favor of a more conventional action thriller with more action and violence.
Some of the best scenes are the ones Jessica Biel (2006 in "The Illusionist") portrays as a loving Liz. She's so good at making movies that she can play the most down-to-earth and likeable main character.
In one scene Cris can see all day what he sees later without explanation, and then his ability to waver is so strong that he sees through everything. This is a silly Philip K. Dick adaptation that takes subtext from its brilliantly complex plot to focus on the plot of the film's main character, Liz (Jessica Biel), and her relationship with Cris. Although the films could have benefited from a world set in the future, the pre-cognitive seems to be commonplace in this film, even if it seems to be set in the present.
IMBD Score: 6.2/10
Language: Hindi
Next (2007)
PG-13 | 1h 36min | Action, Sci-Fi, Thriller | 27 April 2007 (USA)
Director: Lee Tamahori
Writers: Gary Goldman (screenplay), Jonathan Hensleigh (screenplay)
Stars: Nicolas Cage, Julianne Moore, Jessica Biel
Story:
Although he will be seen for exactly two minutes in the future, little-known Las Vegas stage magician Cris has managed to stay under the radar for years. Johnson's rare talent, however, has caught the attention of a group of criminals who want to use the illusionist's unwavering charisma to thwart the administration's plans for nuclear war with the United States of America. A stolen nuclear device threatens California, while criminals use Cris's beautiful girlfriend Liz to gain extra leverage. Can Cris save the hostages and the city of Los Angeles with his special gift?
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After 9 / 11, she is a heroic figure who thwarts terrorist plots, and her gift makes her a target for the FBI, which wants to help her fight the same terrorists.
Last year's Deja Vu introduced an element of time travel into the formula, but it told a tightly drawn story with a strong focus on the characters "relationship to each other and to the world.
It is unlikely that this film will produce a sequel, but the direction the filmmakers have chosen has led to a vague sense of discontent. The ridiculous jumble of plot holes and absurdity that is Lee Tamahori's Next inevitably makes me wish I'd seen two hours of the future before I considered the film a waste of time when I sat down to watch it. It's not a bad film, it's worth seeing, and the characters and their skills are interesting enough to warrant future explorations. The plot has a lot of unrealized potential, so it is unlikely that the film will produce any sequels.
In heart and mind, the film relies on a big bang and a hot girl to bring prepubescent boys their pocket money at the box office.
I don't want to spoil how the film ends, but it's about Nicolas Cage and Jessica Biel going to bed one last time, if only for a few minutes, in which he pesters a 25-year-old woman. The final scene of the film, in which he shows signs of promise before leaving for Las Vegas, falls even deeper into the abyss of his lacklustre performance.
It has a few defenders, including Wesley Morris of Grantland, who calls it an "observably absurd popcorn flick."
The story is laughable, the effects are like something out of a Syfy original, and Julianne Moore looks like she's counting down the seconds until she can return to her trailer. Nicolas Cage spends far too much time running around in a shirt, and the hairstyle is too close to his real-life wife's hair. In Next he plays Las Vegas magician Cris Johnson, who is what he is. He - coiffured, wearing a fedora and romancing a woman who could easily have played his daughter. There is no way to dodge bullets, wear fedoras or romanticize the woman who could easily play his daughters.
Next, it's a far cry from Nicolas Cage's appearance in his latest film, "The Dark Knight Rises" (2006).
Hard-core action fans won't notice much of the more intense sequences, and the star's fans will be ashamed of him. Finally we get Jessica Biel to think about the future, but as far as I can see she's pretty much the same as in the first movie.
Paramount's DVD is technically sound, with a nice audio-video presentation accompanied by a decent collection of behind-the-scenes features.
The Golden Man was written by Philip K. Dick, who for decades adapted most of Hollywood's science fiction and fantasy novels before he died 25 years ago. If you haven't read the book, you'd be shocked to read that director Lee Tamahori hasn't done much to stick to his original vision. However, reading the sci-fi piece reveals that the conventional, contemporary action thriller of 2007 bears little resemblance to the original story of a golden mutant, whose seductive power is complemented by his soothing spell. Next year, 2007, the first in a series of three films based on Phillip K Dick's story, is an adaptation of his first novel, "Golden Man," of the same name.
There is not much to criticize about Nicolas Cage, who played the same character in the original and overlooks the fact that he is relatively virtuous, which is compensated by internal demons. But here Cage's protagonist is so much more than that, his character is gone in favor of a more conventional action thriller with more action and violence.
Some of the best scenes are the ones Jessica Biel (2006 in "The Illusionist") portrays as a loving Liz. She's so good at making movies that she can play the most down-to-earth and likeable main character.
In one scene Cris can see all day what he sees later without explanation, and then his ability to waver is so strong that he sees through everything. This is a silly Philip K. Dick adaptation that takes subtext from its brilliantly complex plot to focus on the plot of the film's main character, Liz (Jessica Biel), and her relationship with Cris. Although the films could have benefited from a world set in the future, the pre-cognitive seems to be commonplace in this film, even if it seems to be set in the present.
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