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In this sequel, Croft is asked by the Queen of England to retrieve Pandora's Box. As Croft explains to British Intelligence the Sunday school version is much less frightening than the real story behind mythic box. Turns out that the box is the source of life on earth and whoever possesses it is the most powerful person on earth. Unleashing the full power of the box can also cause the death of millions of people so its Croft to the rescue.

The Roman invasion of Britain is depicted in this movie about the mysterious disappearance of the 9th Legion. Set in the early 2nd century, the film follows the mythical Roman army as it invades Britain and encounters the Pict tribe of Scotland. When the legion is ambushed, it loses in a gory guerrilla warfare with the Picts, leaving only a few survivors led by Centurion Quintas Dias (Michael Fassbender).

I find the biggest downfall to critiquing a movie is… critiquing it, rather than just watching it. The movie starts off at an archetypal party at some teenager’s house. I think it’s funny when movies show a party at some upper middle class house, seeing as my high school days were spent in a small town where houses of that size were nonexistent. However, Abduction was filmed in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Nathan Harper’s (Taylor Lautner) neighborhood was the affluent suburb of Mount Lebanon, where there would have certainly been large houses.

The Man from Nowhere is a Korean action film that will easily leave your jaw dropped.

Korean actor Won Bin stars as Cha Tae-sik, a mysterious pawnshop owner who has secluded himself from the rest of the world after losing his pregnant wife in a brutal car accident.

Although Tae-sik tries to avoid human contact, he can’t seem to push himself away from Jeong So-mi, the child of a drug addict who lives upstairs.

When a drug trafficking organization kidnaps So-mi, Tae-sik begins a violent and dangerous journey to get his best friend back.