Mia Sara

MIA SARA 24x36 COLOR POSTER PRINT
$11.99
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Timecop
$9.99
Peter Hyams futuristic adventure Timecop (1994), is all about time travel and the bending reality. Based on a comic book, the film combines that interesting premise, with special effects, and decent action sequences, producing an entertaining storyline that holds together pretty well, if you are not overly critical.

In a career that has had its ups and downs, this is one of Jean-Claude Van Damme's highlights, starring as Max Walker an agent of the Time Enforcement Commission (TEC). Jean-Claude is in top form physically, and there's plenty of action, and in close fighting featuring his trademark fancy footwork. Ron Silver is Senator Aaron McComb, who is using time travel to raise funds for his presidential bid. While that premise is a bit lame, the time travel aspect allows for some interesting and unexpected twists, turns, and returns. Silver makes a pretty good villain, and Bruce McGill injects humor as Matuzak, the harried head of TEC.

Walker's life is destroyed, when his wife Melissa, played by Mia Sara, is killed in an explosion. Fortunately through the vehicle of time travel, Sara returns for more screen time, and some physically challenging action scenes. Gloria Ruben (ER) plays Walker's new partner, who makes a bad decision, but again because of time travel, also gets a second chance at life. The presence of both ladies, adds much to the enjoyment of the film.

Big things don't make sense, like travelling back to the past in a winged vehicle, arriving there without it, and then somehow returning in the same vehicle. The plot is cartoonish, but still fun. The special effects while somewhat dated, still hold up rather well, and with your brain in neutral, Timecop can be a cool fantasy adventure. Van Damme's acting is often maligned, but his performance here is quite good. What is disappointing is that this release is fullscreen, with no substantial extras besides a trailer. Hopefully a proper widescreen release will come soon.

Black Day Blue Night [VHS]
$95.98
The concept for the plot is not new, but could be interesting to watch if done correctly. Unfortunately, the acting on all fronts was sub-par. Mia Sara had the same facial expression throughtout the entire film. I saw no "mystery" in this film; it was predictable with no surprises. This is separate and distinct from the actor's performances, which as I said above, was sub-par. This is not the sort of movie one would watch more than once, except, of course, if your interest is in seeing Mia Sara naked.

20,000 Leagues Under the Sea
$19.98
If someone thinks he/she can write a better plot than Jules Verne, PLEASE put some thought into it and do not offend our intelligence with this kind of story. A young Arronax that is envied by his dad? C'mon, guys, this is not 'The Bold and the Beautiful'! . Michael Caine and Brian Brown just manage to redeem this flick. Surely scriptwriters can do better that this!!