Anaconda
Directed by:
Luis LlosaCinematography:
Bill ButlerComposer:
Randy EdelmanCast:
Jennifer Lopez, Ice Cube, Jon Voight, Eric Stoltz, Jonathan Hyde, Owen Wilson, Kari Wuhrer, Danny Trejo, Frank Welker, Vincent CastellanosVOD (4)
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A documentary film crew, headed by anthropologist Steve Cale (Eric Stoltz) and director Terri Flores (Jennifer Lopez), ventures into the world's most isolated jungle - the Amazon - in search of a lost and forgotten civilization. Early in their journey, they come to the aid of Paul Serone, a Paraguayan guide (Jon Voight), who joins their expedition. But Serone is actually a poacher on the trail of a legendary snake. When Serone hijacks the boat and its crew on his quest to track and kill the giant snake, he steers the expedition right into the path of the deadly monster. Ger ready for a wild, scare-a-minute thrill ride because ANACONDA will grab you and take your breath away. (Columbia Pictures US)
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It's a classic B-movie with a weird tough guy, a hot woman and a black man who never dies. Just everything we are used to. And the snake? The digital one doesn't impress anybody anymore and the artificial one is hilarious.
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Well, dreadful. But sometimes I laughed at this half-witted variation, simply because I had to.
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I’ve never quite understood the huge criticism of this film. It’s true that the visual effects are worthless and that the story never saw a quality screenwriter, but that aside, Anaconda is a fairly brisk and at times even tense adventure film that plays mostly for effect – be it in the form of the killer snake, which despite its digital appearance is quite often in plain sight, or in the form of the beautiful backside of Jennifer Lopez, whose skimpy outfit gets a lot of attention. But in my opinion, the biggest asset is the fiendish performance of John Voight, whose villain sent chills down my spine and immediately won all my sympathies. Unfortunately, the anaconda in the role of the villain is far from his level and ironically spoils the overall impression. Still, a perfectly worthy 60%.
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Anaconda is run-of-the-mill popcorn trash with a slimy monster, but with no suspense, no emotion and no characters. Curiously, the biggest bastard in the film is not the aforementioned monster, but Jon Voight’s bad-guy character.
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