 | Contact Get ready for human's biggest discovery ever!, From the Academy Award-winning director of 'Forrest Gump' and Pulitzer Prize-winning author of 'Contact' take you on a journey to the heart of the universe, A message from deep space. Who will be the first to go? A journey to the heart of the universe., If it's just us, it seems like an awful waste of space. Genres: Sci-Fi, Mystery, Drama Year: 1997 IMDB Rating: 7.30 IMDB Votes: 40350 Actors: Strozier, Henry as Minister, Martini, Max as Willie, Malone, Jena as Young Ellie, Chaban, Michael as S. R. Hadden, Fichtner, William as Kent, Skerritt, Tom as David Drumlin, Foster, Jodie as Ellie Arroway, Chester, Sami as Vernon, King, Larry as Himself, McNeil, Timothy as Davio, Blake, Geoffrey as Fisher, Surillo, Laura Elena as Cantina Woman, McConaughey, Matthew as Palmer Joss, Morse, David as Ted Arroway, Garner, Thomas as Ian Broderick |
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| Well, at least for me. The Contact Sci-Fi describes all the feelings I had about religion. It is a great movie: Contact for all but the actions of Matthew Mac (and yet you write). Part of the DVD movie Contact could have been much better to make a better actor, but it remains crucial to the film. In response to the review once hated the movie: Contact because it only saw a foreigner. WELL, DUH! Sorry, but what do you think it was a Contact Sci-Fi movie about aliens. "A journey into the heart of the universe." - Where do you see spaceships and aliens in this budget for the film. Also, if you can not get anything from a great Contact Sci-Fi movie that is doomed to what I call "the public" stupidity. Go to the growing films. Yes, that is. Well, if you do not believe it, all right - science and religion do not interest everyone. But I think this DVD movie Contact has a thread that binds us all together. And that is where we come from? And where are we going? " Whether this plant or another, we know, but never will. |
| The best Contact Sci-Fi film since the first contact meetings. I personally think that a DivX film Contact is over, mainly due to the realism of the premise: In the case of the first contact is much more likely to be through the radio signal through a royal visit. What is cheaper? Sending ships to the hundreds of thousands of stars, or transmitting a program, saying "we come to see, here's how" in the stars? Jodie normally gives a wonderful performance here. Since the DivX film Contact is based on it, that's enough. Matthew turned in a good performance as his love interest / moral foil, who is blind and plays the scientist who makes an incredible job. As for the effects? Beyond what you'd expect. The introduction has become my sound system of democracy, for example. There are so many subtle effects shots in this film, you need a program to tell them. One of my personal favorites is the camera through the door "scene. Check out the DVD extras to see what I mean. |
| Contact is absolutely fascinating. Amazing, beautiful, beautiful, wonderful, amazing, unbelievable, and extremely mobile. It is the only DVD film Contact ever made to create a completely realistic and credible alien planet. Jodie Foster should have won an Oscar for this, which has undoubtedly proved that it is now one of the best actresses of all time. His visit to the alien planet was so beautiful and touching that I was in tears. You are doing a great injustice if this happens. Just one of the best movies ever made. |
| This film: Contact came to me at the right time in my life. In fact, I think there can only be reached all of us at the right time. On the cusp of the millennium, there has been a (documented) resurgence in spiritual things, and this Contact film (based on the life of Dr. Sagan - long commitment to the reconciliation of the spiritual and scientific) is very important that say. Do not invite the neighbors and their children to see this as a rental. Buy the DVD (and DVD player, for that) and see (several times) in the morning by yourself. That is to say who it is. |
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