Movie
1994
Speed is a 1994 American action thriller film directed by Jan de Bont in his feature directorial debut, and written by Graham Yost. Keanu Reeves, Dennis Hopper, and Sandra Bullock star in the film, with Joe Morton and Jeff Daniels in supporting roles. The plot centers on a city bus rigged by Howard Payne (Hopper), an ex-cop turned vengeful extortionist, to explode if its speed drops below 50 miles per hour…
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Wikipedia#/media/File%3ASpeed_movie_poster.jpg) I've seen a lot of Keanu movies. From his best to his worst. Did I just say the worst? No, I don't believe Keanu has a bad movie. I mean his catalog of movies can prove that he doesn't. When it comes to movies Keanu Reeves is gold. And I dare not miss any of his movies. So picking one actually as my best was so hard but after much ado i choose "Speed" In this week's co…More
Source Hi friends, welcome to my blog, talking about one of the best and perhaps most underrated actors like Keanu Reeves, it's a pleasure for me because I love watching all his movies, his latest work is John Wick 4, one of his most successful sequels along with Matrix. I chose this tape because he is accompanied by one of my favorite actresses Sandra Bullock and an acting legend like Dennis Hopper, it was released…More
Hello cine and TV lovers! It was hard to decide on my favorite Sandra Bullock movie, I like several of her movies, I could make a top 5 and still wouldn't decide on my favorite 5 🙃 But after checking a list of all of Sandy's filmography I realized that there are 2 of her movies that I always watch from start to finish whenever they show up on tv and I never get tired of them, and reducing my list to 2 it was easier…More
"Thrillride of the summer" is a magical phrase that saves legitimate movie critics from being branded sell-outs. It allows them not to admit that they were degraded to the intellectual levels of unwashed masses while they were enjoying Hollywood blockbusters. It also helps them to later explain why they were giving two, three or five thumbs up to the industry products that couldn't pass objective inspection. One of…More
