In this fast action-packed thriller, Jonathan, Marcus, and Aurora compete in a dangerous, fierce sport called Rollerball. Although, Johnathan and Marcus try to quit, cruel and vindictive promoter Alexi Petrovich encourages them to still participate.
John McTiernan is responsible for two of the best suspense-filled action movies from the 80s, the Christmas favorite Die Hard and the Arnold Schwarzenegger sci-fi classic Predator. Since then, his career has been hit-or-miss with films like Hunt for the Red October (which starred Alec...
As THE HUNGER GAMES saga wraps up, we take a look at another deadly leisure-time activity from the future… Rollerball (2002) Director: John McTiernan Stars: Chris Klein, LL Cool J, Rebecca Romijn-Stamos A star athlete discovers wrongdoing...
Review Date: Director: John McTiernan Writer: Larry Ferguson, John Pogue Producers: John McTiernan, Charles Roven, Beau St-Clair Actors: Chris Klein as Jonathan Cross LL Cool J as Marcus Ridley Jean Reno as Alexi Petrovich Plot: It’s the future and sports...
Review Date: Director: Norman Jewison Writer: William Harrison Producers: Norman Jewison Actors: James Caan John Houseman Maud Adams Review: Not exactly sure why they’d want to remake this film (there are certainly better prospective adaptations out there) but I suppose...
Let me say, first and foremost, that I am by no means a legal expert. You wouldn’t go to an auto mechanic to fix your garage door, nor should you come to a movie geek for legal advice. Good? All...
It’s been nearly 10 years since director John McTiernan has delivered a new film, due largely to the legal snafu he’s involved in with Anthony Pelicano (which will likely result in a year of jail time if his last appeal...
Review Date: Director: John McTiernan Writer: Larry Ferguson, John Pogue Producers: John McTiernan, Charles Roven, Beau St-Clair Actors: Chris Klein as Jonathan Cross LL Cool J as Marcus Ridley Jean Reno as Alexi Petrovich Plot: It’s the future and sports...
Review Date: Director: Norman Jewison Writer: William Harrison Producers: Norman Jewison Actors: James Caan John Houseman Maud Adams Review: Not exactly sure why they’d want to remake this film (there are certainly better prospective adaptations out there) but I suppose...
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