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Cast Away (2000): ‘Duty to Other’ as a Universal Obligation

What makes the movie Cast Away (2000) by Robert Zemeckis remained in our hearts for a long time is the fact that Chuck, the protagonist, after so many adventures and personal losses, returns the FedEx parcel to the right destination with a note ‘this parcel saved my life’.
This is teaser 1 for Broken England our new online serial due for release in may.
Jim is a normal guy, except for his masochistic tendencies, who is looking for Ms. Right. Can he control his destructive urges long enough to find her?
Imagine awakening one day to discover that you are not human. That you can memorize entire books word for word but not recall the day before.

THE CART ( a film by Ashraf Shishir )

This is the story of the indomitable dream of two young brothers and their incredible journey in life. The story of human spirit, sufferings and simple joy.

The Road (2009) – Movie Review

The Road (2009), directed by John Hillcoat is actually a great and exceptional post apocalyptic movie with a serious and realistic approach on "how would people survive if there would be a total devastation of natural resources" The movie gives us a simple answer - we're all doomed!

Pawn (2013)

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Airplane Hijacking

Robert Peter McCormick
8225 North F.M. 620 Apt. 1026
Austin, TX 78726
512-672-9283
robertpetermccormick@hotmail.com

“Airplane Hijacking”. All airplane hijacking movies always have one terrorist group. That is so boring. Let’s make a movie where five different independent terrorist groups try to hijack an airplane in the air coincidentally. They all had no idea that each group was trying to hijack the airplane. The pilots and staff are part all part of a weird cult. There are also some very unique passengers. It could be action, comedy, or etc.

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Ouija Board

Robert Peter McCormick
8225 North F.M. 620 Apt. 1026
Austin, TX 78726
512-672-9283
robertpetermccormick@hotmail.com

The Ouija Boards from Parker Brothers/department stores are not believable. So this is how the movie starts. The first screen shot is a picture of a large tree growing in an old cemetery during present day. The cemetery has hundreds of wood coffins with old style tombstones from the 1850 to 1900. The second scene shows it raining. The third scene shows the rain going through the decaying wood coffins and bodies. The forth scene shows the tree roots absorbing the water from decaying wood coffins and bodies. The wood coffins and bodies are from evil people of the times (1850-1900 murderers and serial killers). The tree becomes a portal to contact these spirits. The fifth scene shows in present day a week before Halloween 4 young college kids (The Fab Four – all best friends from same high school, all were super stars in high school football and track, and they all go to the same college and are all starters on football team) go chopping off large segments of the tree to make an Ouija Board and planchette (small heart-shaped piece of wood to read the Ouija Board). The evil spirits now have a portal to enter earth and peoples bodies. The three evil spirits enter 3 of the four people. You can kill the people the spirit is in, but the spirit can enter another person’s body. The only way to kill the evil spirits is to cast out a good spirit to enter another person’s body to fight the three evil spirits. The three people are possessed with evil spirits that make them go throw the town and kill innocent people. It is the week before Halloween so, people do not know if it is real or a prank. The fourth person reads through old library papers/newspapers/court documents on the events that happen in the 1850-1900 and the graves by the tree in the cemetery. The 4th person of “The Fab Four” must find the cemetery of the victims. The family was slaughter by the three evil spirits when they walked the earth as people- the farmers/ranchers wife, daughter, and son. The farmer/rancher was a hard working honest man that went to church on Sundays. When the farmer/rancher family was murdered in between the 1850-1900, the town’s people thought the husband killed his family. The law back then thought the husband had murdered his family, but did not have enough evidence to prove it. The town’s people made him an outcast until the day he died and the people still believed he did it. Justice was never served for him or his family. This is the man’s vengeance to achieve justice and to send these three evil souls to Hell forever. I think this could make a great horror film. Another thought is to put the tree next to Richard Pryor’s grave and bring him back in a comedy.

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Waterworld (1995) is underrated?

I think that Waterworld is kind of an underrated movie. Well from the stand point of post-apocalypses genre the movie does less than the Road for example. However if you compare its time and 35 mm spectacle - yes the Waterworld is a cope with Mad Max 2!