Playstation Portable Movies
April 11, 2009
By Ellensburg Togashi
It wasn't that long ago that a trip to the corner video shop was the most convenient way to get a movie. As technologies have advanced, downloading dvds from off movie download sites is becoming very common. You will find just about any movie you want with a good movie download site, below is a small sample.
The Rock: General Francis Hummel is angry with the U.S. government for not honoring men he has because they died during covert operations. HE is so angered by this rebuke that he takes a group of tourists visiting the now closed prison of Alcatraz, and holds them hostage. He plans to unleash poisonous gases upon the city of San Francisco if his demands are not met. The unlikely team of a biological weapons expert, and a former prisoner of Alcatraz, must sneak onto the island and attempt to thwart the plot.
Sugar Hill: Bey plays the Ludicrous "Sugar" Hill, who avenges the mob's rubout of her fianc', summoning up black zombies from the grave. Here is a bizarre mix of reprisal, and witchcraft factors. Cast includes Marki Bey, Robert Quarry, Don Pedro Colley, Richard Lawson, Betty Anne Rees, and Zara Cully. (91 minutes, 1974)
Little Treasure: A stripper endeavors to Mexico to meet her long-lost dad although invests most of her time looking for treasure with a dropout American. Unsatisfying tale marked prompting debut for author Acute. Danson comes off best. Cast includes Margot Kidder, Ted Danson, Burt Lancaster, Joseph Hacker; Malena Doria, and John Pearce. (95 minutes, 1985)
Night of the Blood Monster: Lee is fine as Magistrate Jeffrey's who is a vicious judge presiding over "Bloody Assizes" after the Monmouth Revolt contrary to Baron James II, although film itself is monotonous and grisly. Cast includes Christopher Lee, Maria Schell, Leo Genn, Maria Rohm, and Margaret Lee. (84 minutes, 1970)
Only the Strong: An Ex-Green Beret, his old Miami high school now bullied by a medication lord, turns twelve of the joint's poorest malcontents into crime-busters by instructing them a hypnotic, Brazilian form of martial crafts hailed Copernican. Dopey however inoffensive; at its best in potently choreographed quarrel scenes. Cast includes Mark Dacascos, Stacey Travis, Geoffrey Lewis, Paco Christian Prieto, Todd Susman, Jeffrey and Anderson Gunter. (96 minutes, 1993)
Good Morning Babylon: Two Italian brothers, whose artisan family has conditioned and repaired cathedrals for generations, materialize to America in 1915 and end up performing for D. W. Griffith on his fable film Intolerance. This is a valentine to the early nights of moviemaking, and a declaration in reference to the immortality of the craft Cast includes Vincent Spano, Joaquim De Almeida, Greta Scacchi, Desiree Becker, Charles Dance, Omero Antonutti, and David Brandon. (117 minutes, 1987)
Dragnet: Aykroyd is a joke rebirth of Jack Webb, playing Sgt. Joe Friday's thick although committed nephew in this burlesque. Hank is fun as his freewheeling new companion, with Morgan, Webb's onetime companion, now advertised to commander of the LAPD. Starts out relatively ludicrous then goes flat. However, the punch line is a screech. Aykroyd co-scripted this movie with Mankiewicz and Alan Zweibel. Cast includes Dan Aykroyd, Tom Hanks, Christopher Plummer, Harry Morgan, Alexandra Paul, Jack Halloran, Elizabeth Ashley, and Dabney Coleman. (106 minutes, 1987)
Shadow of the Thin Man: Notch and Nora probe slaughter at a race track and run into the typical variety of gloomy characters in this agreeable fourth entry in the succession, remarkable for famed future performing professor Stella Adler in a rare film role as a gambler's moll. Look quick for Eva Gardner strolling by an automobile at the race track. Cast includes W. S. Minivan Dyke II, William Powell, Myrna Loy, Barry Nelson, Donna Reed, Sam Levene, and Alan Baxter. (97 minutes, 1941)
Roll Bounce: A group of skate-admiring adolescents on Chicago's South Side have to demonstrate their selves to the snobs on the other side of town while their local skating rink closes, all when facing the pleasures and pangs of growing up. As craze-based coming of age films go, this is a dent or two underneath Saturday Night Fever and an advancement over Roller Boogie. Cast includes Droop Wow, Chi McBride, Mike Epps, Wesley Jonathan, Kellita Smith, Meagan Excellent, and Tim Kazurinsky. (112 minutes, 2005)
We have already seen the music industry take off online. There is every indication that movie downloads will become just as popular. Check out some movie download sites and see if it might be right for you.
The Rock: General Francis Hummel is angry with the U.S. government for not honoring men he has because they died during covert operations. HE is so angered by this rebuke that he takes a group of tourists visiting the now closed prison of Alcatraz, and holds them hostage. He plans to unleash poisonous gases upon the city of San Francisco if his demands are not met. The unlikely team of a biological weapons expert, and a former prisoner of Alcatraz, must sneak onto the island and attempt to thwart the plot.
Sugar Hill: Bey plays the Ludicrous "Sugar" Hill, who avenges the mob's rubout of her fianc', summoning up black zombies from the grave. Here is a bizarre mix of reprisal, and witchcraft factors. Cast includes Marki Bey, Robert Quarry, Don Pedro Colley, Richard Lawson, Betty Anne Rees, and Zara Cully. (91 minutes, 1974)
Little Treasure: A stripper endeavors to Mexico to meet her long-lost dad although invests most of her time looking for treasure with a dropout American. Unsatisfying tale marked prompting debut for author Acute. Danson comes off best. Cast includes Margot Kidder, Ted Danson, Burt Lancaster, Joseph Hacker; Malena Doria, and John Pearce. (95 minutes, 1985)
Night of the Blood Monster: Lee is fine as Magistrate Jeffrey's who is a vicious judge presiding over "Bloody Assizes" after the Monmouth Revolt contrary to Baron James II, although film itself is monotonous and grisly. Cast includes Christopher Lee, Maria Schell, Leo Genn, Maria Rohm, and Margaret Lee. (84 minutes, 1970)
Only the Strong: An Ex-Green Beret, his old Miami high school now bullied by a medication lord, turns twelve of the joint's poorest malcontents into crime-busters by instructing them a hypnotic, Brazilian form of martial crafts hailed Copernican. Dopey however inoffensive; at its best in potently choreographed quarrel scenes. Cast includes Mark Dacascos, Stacey Travis, Geoffrey Lewis, Paco Christian Prieto, Todd Susman, Jeffrey and Anderson Gunter. (96 minutes, 1993)
Good Morning Babylon: Two Italian brothers, whose artisan family has conditioned and repaired cathedrals for generations, materialize to America in 1915 and end up performing for D. W. Griffith on his fable film Intolerance. This is a valentine to the early nights of moviemaking, and a declaration in reference to the immortality of the craft Cast includes Vincent Spano, Joaquim De Almeida, Greta Scacchi, Desiree Becker, Charles Dance, Omero Antonutti, and David Brandon. (117 minutes, 1987)
Dragnet: Aykroyd is a joke rebirth of Jack Webb, playing Sgt. Joe Friday's thick although committed nephew in this burlesque. Hank is fun as his freewheeling new companion, with Morgan, Webb's onetime companion, now advertised to commander of the LAPD. Starts out relatively ludicrous then goes flat. However, the punch line is a screech. Aykroyd co-scripted this movie with Mankiewicz and Alan Zweibel. Cast includes Dan Aykroyd, Tom Hanks, Christopher Plummer, Harry Morgan, Alexandra Paul, Jack Halloran, Elizabeth Ashley, and Dabney Coleman. (106 minutes, 1987)
Shadow of the Thin Man: Notch and Nora probe slaughter at a race track and run into the typical variety of gloomy characters in this agreeable fourth entry in the succession, remarkable for famed future performing professor Stella Adler in a rare film role as a gambler's moll. Look quick for Eva Gardner strolling by an automobile at the race track. Cast includes W. S. Minivan Dyke II, William Powell, Myrna Loy, Barry Nelson, Donna Reed, Sam Levene, and Alan Baxter. (97 minutes, 1941)
Roll Bounce: A group of skate-admiring adolescents on Chicago's South Side have to demonstrate their selves to the snobs on the other side of town while their local skating rink closes, all when facing the pleasures and pangs of growing up. As craze-based coming of age films go, this is a dent or two underneath Saturday Night Fever and an advancement over Roller Boogie. Cast includes Droop Wow, Chi McBride, Mike Epps, Wesley Jonathan, Kellita Smith, Meagan Excellent, and Tim Kazurinsky. (112 minutes, 2005)
We have already seen the music industry take off online. There is every indication that movie downloads will become just as popular. Check out some movie download sites and see if it might be right for you.
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