Air Force One* - Harrison Ford is back in an action film role, this time as the U.S. president. Overlook the fact that the movie has a simplistic plot; instead, bathe in the non-stop action and a fine performance turned in by Gary Oldman, who leads a band of renegades from a former Soviet republic (is this country really that bad?) who want to rejoin Mother Russia. As the movie's title gives away, the film unfolds aboard the president's personal airplane, Air Force One, a real whopper of an airliner with more rooms than even the White House. (Air Force One)
Volcano* - Watch out for this explosive new film starring one actor, Pierce Brosnan, who should know how to ply his trade after appearing in the volcanic thriller "Dante's Peak." Co-starring is Tommy Lee Jones, who corralled an Oscar for chasing Harrison Ford in "The Fugitive." (Sopka)
Men In Black* - Tommy Lee Jones and Will Smith are two elite secret agents whose duty is to monitor the activities of alien visitors to our planet. Barry Sonnenfeld (The Addams Family) directs this intergalactic sci-fi comedy. (Muži v čiernom)
Free Willy 3- When will tiresome sequels stop? Better question: How do sequels for sappy movies about a fish get millions of dollars to be made? This movie is one of those survivors that not even Darwin could explain. In this stirring version, Willy's 17-year-old friend, played by Jason James Richter, is cast against an illegal band of fishermen. (Zachráňte Willyho 3)
The Fifth Element* - A very Luc Besson-like film, meaning strange science fiction staged deep in a visual smorgasbord. This film does not disappoint; the setting is a surreal New York City in the 23rd century, teeming with people and mile-high skyscrapers. Bruce Willis is a taxi driver pitted against (surprise!) Gary Oldman as a devious chap plotting to destroy the world. In this age, the clash is not about money or power, but about saving life on the planet.(Piaty Element)
Film Legend: (*) - Original Version(D) - Dubbed(SC) - Slovak/Czech(ET) - English Titles
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