Journey 2: The Mysterious Island(2012)
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01/19/2012 (US)Adventure, Action, Science Fiction1h 34m6.1
"Believe the Impossible. Discover the Incredible."
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Sean Anderson partners with his mom's boyfriend on a mission to find his grandfather, who is thought to be missing on a mythical island.
Brad Peyton
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Mark Gunn
Screenplay
Brian Gunn
Story
Mark Gunn
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Brian Gunn
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Richard Outten
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A review by Kamurai
7.0
Written on September 12, 2020
Really good watch, would watch again, and can recommend.
Great casting choices, great subject matter, and plenty of production value.
When it comes down to it, I'm sure this is the movie that settled Dwayne Johnson as the guy for Jumanji.
Josh Hutcherson and Vanessa Hudgens are really cute together and play off of each other really well. Michael Caine and Luis Guzmán both act really well with their character kids as well as Dwayne.
The biggest actual problem I have with this is the insistence in 3d technology. It is really blatant and really weird sometimes.
The iconic action scenes in this are amazing, and were probably not cost efficient at all: a giant lizard, bird or fish animated like this looks so good, but lasts for 5 minutes (?) and costs ridiculous amounts of money to get quality as good as this movie does.
But it's the "no expense spared" attitude that really makes this a good movie watching experience. Yes, the writing is solid, and I love the idea of visiting the Mysterious Island, but the quality is what puts it over the top.
Well worth the watch, but its the experience more than anything I can verbally express right now.
Great casting choices, great subject matter, and plenty of production value.
When it comes down to it, I'm sure this is the movie that settled Dwayne Johnson as the guy for Jumanji.
Josh Hutcherson and Vanessa Hudgens are really cute together and play off of each other really well. Michael Caine and Luis Guzmán both act really well with their character kids as well as Dwayne.
The biggest actual problem I have with this is the insistence in 3d technology. It is really blatant and really weird sometimes.
The iconic action scenes in this are amazing, and were probably not cost efficient at all: a giant lizard, bird or fish animated like this looks so good, but lasts for 5 minutes (?) and costs ridiculous amounts of money to get quality as good as this movie does.
But it's the "no expense spared" attitude that really makes this a good movie watching experience. Yes, the writing is solid, and I love the idea of visiting the Mysterious Island, but the quality is what puts it over the top.
Well worth the watch, but its the experience more than anything I can verbally express right now.
