It used to be that you had to go to the video store to get a movie. As technologies have advanced, downloading dvds from off movie download sites is becoming very common. Here are some examples of movies you can acquire through a movie download site.

Allan Quatermain and the Lost City of Gold: This movie was an unfortunate adventure bomb. Chamberlain returns to Africa looking for his sibling, who’s been tracking a lost off-white tribe. Cast includes Richard Chamberlain, Sharon Rock, James Earl Jones, Henry Silva, Robert Donner, and Doghmi Larbi. (99 minutes, 1987)

Across the Tracks: A compelling drama that pits two brothers, on troubled, the other the perfect son. After one brother return from reform the two brothers find themselves battling it out on the high school track team. Rick Schroder, Brad Pitt, Carrie Snodgress, and David Anthony Marshall star. (1991 Drama-Sports the director for this work was Sandy Tung)

The Shadow: This film is based on the 1930’s comics. The Shadow is called into action when his fiercest rival Shiwan Khan is attempting to take over the world. Khan’s plan is to hold a large city hostage with an atomic bomb, and through this take over the world.

The Mystery of Picasso: Intriguing documentary in regards to Pablo Picasso, who converses his work and develops a number of drawings before the camcorder most of which were annihilated after shooting ended, meaning that they live and breathe only on film. Movie photographed by Claude nephew of Jean and the grandson of Augusta Renoir. (85 minutes, 1956)

AKA: Powerful tale of a youthful, gay, performing-style boy who manages to infiltrate England’s upper crust, posing as a lord and nearly getting away with it. Shot on digital video, tale is informed by means of a triptych, simultaneously granting 3 views of each scene. Method takes getting used to however eventually the gimmick pays off. A mixed box, although still worth checking out. Written by Roy, and based on his experiences. Cast includes Matthew Leitch, Diana Rapid, George Asprey, Lindsey Coulson, Blake Ritson, Bill Nighy, Geoff Bell, and Peter Youngblood Hills. T, (123 minutes, 2002)

General Spanky: Slothful Civil Battle tale, balancing kid pranks contrary to an adult romance, was meant to showcase 3 Our Clique megastars in a characteristic-film format; it’s simple to see why there wasn’t an encore. Buckwheat’s role ‘as a servant looking for a master might anger modern-day spectators. Cast includes George McFarland, Billie “Buckwheat” Thomas, Carl Switzer, Phillips Holmes, Rosina Lawrence, and Louise Beavers. (71 minutes, 1936)

Richard The 3rd: Brilliant resetting of Shakespeare’s tirade of multiple slays and partisan captivate in 1930s England, throughout a Fascist coup. McKellen over powers the monitor as the devil incarnate, with an intimate detail for every occasion. Visually gripping, often stunning with glamour, sex, medications, and brutality, and yet doesn’t totally seize the voltage. Cast includes Ian McKellen, and Annette Bening. (104 minutes, 1995)

Aaron Loves Angela: New York style Romeo and Juliet located in Harlem, with black boy (Kevin) in love with Puerto Rican chick (Irene). This film is funny, bloody, dramatic, and has good music from Feliciano. Main cast members are Jr. Kevin Catches, Irene Cara, Ernestine Jackson, and Jose Feliciano. This film is directed by Gordon Parks. (1975 Romance)

Mr. Music: Laidback motor vehicle for crooner Crosby as Broadway songwriter who desires to live the simple life. Redo of Accent on Youth 2 by Richard Haydn. Cast includes Bing Crosby, Nancy Olson, Charles Coburn, Ruth Hussey, Marge and Gower Victor, Peggy Lee, and Grouchy Marx (113 minutes, 1950)

Everyone is used to using download sites for music. Downloading movies from movie download sites is now seeing the same type of growth. Movie downloads just might be the wave of the future.

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