Popular movies about Adventure

Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World:
In this anime based on the book series, our main hero Sero is a Master and Commander in the army. He is sent by his king to a remote kingdom to protect his daughter and himself from the evil Dalius. The story follows Sero's difficult efforts to achieve his goal and find the power to save his daughter from his dangerous enemies. This particular anime starts out well with a fast-paced action flick. The action scenes are exciting and the first half of the movie has a lot of it. I found myself watching this movie more than the others, so you can expect the same. There are some interesting characters who also play important roles throughout the story. After the action begins it seems like the storyline gets too confusing at times and that may deter people from watching this movie. I was confused enough and I know people who didn't even finish the whole thing. There is a lot of information to absorb and it's hard to get into it if you don't have a deep understanding of the story. The different characters of the movie are interesting and you feel as if you are experiencing all of their specific things. For example, there is one character who always carries a gun, yet he keeps telling people not to shoot him. He has a sense of honor, and he refuses to get shot until the end of the movie. I guess that's why he was chosen to be a Master and Commander of the army. Sero is an original character and that's why I'm really enjoying his story. He has a lot of problems and he becomes a master through the help of his friends. Each character in the movie is unique and interesting. In the end it seems that the film ends up being too long for some people. The visual effects are very good and the scenes are exciting and well drawn. It would have been great if they could have done something to cut down the length of the movie but I guess it doesn't matter because it's still entertaining. I was worried about the graphics getting dull but the first half of the movie gets quite exciting and captivating. There are some minor inconsistencies in the plot and I'm not sure if these are the fault of the director or Sero. It took me a little time to catch the inconsistencies, but after a while they weren't an issue. I found the story easy to follow and I'm glad I watched the entire movie. There are plenty of reviews available online forums and review sites. Make sure to read them before you decide to buy the movie. With the great reviews this movie is getting, I'm sure to come back for more.

Artemis Fowl:
This "spoof" of Pirates of the Caribbean is a parody of the famous Disney/Virgil's Pinnacles pirate story, and its first installment is called The Adventures of Artemis Fowl. I must admit that this adaptation has some good fun things to say about pirates in general and Captain Jack Sparrow in particular. The series follows Jack Sparrow, an ex-pirate who sets out to find the Dead Man's Chest (DM) that he has lost with his original crew. With the help of Rebecca who is searching for Jack and his old ship, they set off on a quest to find the pirate treasure. While the crew is looking for a map and parts to the submarine, they meet the second mate and Robin Deems, another character from the movie. There is a fair amount of truth in this series being a parody of Pirates of the Caribbean; both are historical fact based tales with colourful personalities. Though it is unlikely that Jack Sparrow's crew would be similar to the crew in the Pirates of the Caribbean movie, there is also a lot of truth in the series. The current crew of Sparrows, both before and after their adventures, have a lot in common with the original crew. These similarities do not excuse any mistakes though, but when this series can't get the history right, it is a shame to see that the tale doesn't stand up on its own merits. It has been noted by many critics that this movie is more a commentary on modern wealth, as opposed to Rich's trip through the New World. Rich says that it is a reminder that it is not all about wealth, though the wealth is a bit overstated. This is probably the case, but Rich's crew are enriched because of their bravery and willingness to go where no one else can, while the crew of the Dead Man's Chest may have money, but that is just a metaphor for an imaginary treasure that is really just a means to an end. In contrast, the crew of Artemis Fowl are made up of basically poor people with dreams, dreams that eventually take them all the way to the top. Artemis Fowl is the ones who become rich with their novel idea of piracy. They take advantage of the opportunities created by their exploits and make themselves rich, which turns into even more poverty when they fail to turn a profit. I personally think that this movie takes a bit of an anti-piracy stance, but I understand why Pirates of the Caribbean had to be such a success. Still, Artemis Fowl shows that pirates are not always a good thing, and in fact, a little bit of me wants to take a look at the series now and see what would happen if pirates never existed. Many critics state that this film is meant to be a commentary on contemporary society and how greed affects people, but I do not agree. If that were the case, then all three Pirates of the Caribbean movies would be a comment on the corrupt government, or greediness of the rich. Artemis Fowl is a series of three movies that show that perhaps Jack Sparrow and other pirates were not as evil as they are made out to be, or that pirates need not be the bad guys in our story. Still, we must remember that even the most evil of characters is also human.

Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone:
Talking about the Harry Potter franchise involves using several adjectives. Among them: unique, special, magical, wonderful and all the best qualities that we can hang. Never had a saga been seen in the cinema that would take years to tell a narrative in this way. Each film was bringing new elements that we would see gradually intertwining until they reached their outcome. Specifically, we are talking that it took 10 years to complete. It is important to remember that the protagonists were children of 11 years. So, we would see them grow and develop before our eyes, both the characters and the actors. If it turned out that you were a minor when it all started, then, this meant that both the protagonists and the plot were maturing with you. A whole feat! One of the requirements dictated by J.K. Rowling to move his work to the cinema was that the cast was composed of British actors only. It is to be assumed that one of the logical reasons is because the whole story takes place in England, but we can also extract that she advocated the love for her country, which is more than commendable. In any case, the decision of J.K. was very successful. Not only all the actors are of a high caliber but, as new films arrive, more characters are integrated and you realize that each one feels the role as a glove and you can not imagine them otherwise, it is more, anyone would say that Rowling conceived his work thinking of each actor and actress. Of all the films, ‘ The Philosopher's Stone ’ is the most family-friendly. There was a critic who managed to be cited on the DVD by saying that he was ' The Wizard of Oz' of the current times. And the truth is that it is true. It is to see it and remember the magical/children's films of the 90s. On the other hand, and being the first and as usual, it is the one that established the foundations of everything and how this magical world worked. It is where we will know the meaning of the word "muggle" (normal people; with no ability to use magic), preparations for the first course, we will see Hogwarts Castle and learn the first spell among many other initial contacts. For this, it may be the least interesting movie (compared to the others) but it's still fun. One point worth mentioning, before continuing, is the Dursely family, who took over Harry when he was left at his door by Dumbledore. The Dursely are made up of Aunt Petunia (Fiona Shaw), Uncle Vernon (Richard Griffiths) and Cousin Dudley (Harry Melling). They have always been horrible with Harry having him almost as a servant. Speaking of the protagonist trio we must say that, curiously, Daniel Radcliffe as Harry Potter was the greenest of all. He did not do it badly but not as naturally as he should. So, we would say that it is presented just like those popular children/family films of the 90s, which implies fulfilling but not beyond as a role of this magnitude would require (as we would see in subsequent deliveries). Rupert Grint played Ron Weasley. Here, Ron covered in a great way what was required while being completely credible. And at the same time demonstrating that what J. K. Rowling had created was something special. Last but not least, we have Hermione Granger played by Emma Watson. If the former gave what was expected, the young actress also got it and beyond. She was sure of herself. As the sequels continued it was the most prominent. Such was her acting ability that, of the three, she has been the most successful in the world of cinema, having achieved the role of Bella for the real action version of ' Beauty and the Beast ' of Disney. This was the film that opened the doors to this magical world; both literally and metaphorically. It is true that the plot is not the best of all times, that the special effects are the worst and that the performance of Daniel Radcliffe is not all that could be expected... But even so, it is an excellent introduction that is fully enjoyed by all the charm that it has in all the sections that compose it.

Frozen II:
Disney has caught us by surprise with the first teaser trailer of ' Frozen 2 ', even more so considering that the first images are not accompanied by an official synopsis of the new adventure that will star Elsa and Anna. The first advance is very suggestive but, of course, nothing explanatory. So next we analyze it plane by plane to try to extract all the possible information about the expected sequel, based on everything we know about Elsa and Anna's return for the moment. It has been almost six years since the premiere of today's highest-grossing animated film of all time, so before analyzing the new images of the sequel, it is necessary to remember how the first film ended. In the last sequences of ' Frozen ', Elsa defrosted her sister's heart due to an act of final love. For her part, Anna sent Prince Hans to the badge, while it belonged to Kristoff, who really was in love with her. On the other hand, the process of acceptance and domestication of Elsa's powers allowed the eternal winter to which the kingdom of Arendelle had been subjected to finally conclude, celebrating the opening of the castle with moderate summer temperatures. Finally, the celebration concluded with a display of the control of the icy powers of Elsa, modifying the landscape at will for the fun of the citizens of Arendelle. The first conclusion we can draw from the first trailer of ' Frozen 2 ' is that we have gone from summer to autumn at Arendelle. This is also made explicit with the leaves that fall on the letters of the final logo of ' Frozen 2 '. However, the extract of the first sequence starts with an Elsa determined to face an indomitable sea. The romanticism of the foreground, in which the queen occupies a small place in the frame facing the immensity of the ocean, tells us that this task will not be easy. Determined to surpass herself, the protagonist throws herself into the sea several times, increasingly controlling her powers, but without completely imposing herself on nature. This sequence tells us about a great challenge that Elsa must face. It seems that the plot of the sequel is not going to require only that the queen knows how to create skating rinks or ice fountains for the amusement of the inhabitants of Arendelle, but that she must completely control her powers too, perhaps, face a lot of force more powerful. In the same way, we must remember that Elsa and Anna's parents died, precisely, in a storm at sea, so this sequence undoubtedly also tells us about Elsa's ability to overcome her traumas and face her own fears. The excerpt from the following sequence shows an Anna peeking out of the castle window alarmed by symbols whose meaning we still don't know but which, judging by her face, denotes that something is not going well. Ice crystals in the form of luminous diamonds surround the castle. However, no more information about its meaning is provided. We can deduce, however, that these elements are associated with Elsa's character. So it could be that the protagonist was in danger or that this was the trigger that something does not work properly in Arendelle, which would boost the action in the main plot. From here, several images follow each other in summary form, from which we can extract some more data. After the image of concern of Anna, a new sequence appears in which the return of Kristoff and Sven is confirmed, although this time by captaining an army of reindeer. It seems to be an excerpt from an action scene in which we presuppose that Kristoff tries to anticipate something that is going to happen, possibly helping the main work that Elsa is carrying out and where she tries to arrive with reinforcements. The landscape is completely autumnal, so the place where Kristoff and the reindeer come from would be normal, and they would be trying to send reinforcements to the other side of the kingdom to stop... Who knows what? In the following plane we see Anna in a rocky landscape and quite hostile at night, apparently defeated after, we can deduce, be overcome and failed to fail to find her sister. However, the princess manages to get up and continues the search for managing to get ahead of geography. In this way, it seems that the formula of the first part could be repeated, according to which Anna would be forced to go in search of her sister, who is surely in danger. Finally, and after the closure of the autumn logo that will characterize the promotion of the sequel, we observe the same characters already entered the forest and about to begin their adventure. Something bursts in from behind and at that moment Anna is done with Kristoff's sword, making it clear who is going to take the reins in this second part in which, in addition, Elsa leaves the tail dress and holsters the leggins.