Girls' movie, for girls. Girl empowerment, young woman empowerment, feminism, etc. Still, the actress is very beautiful, and action is ok, the plot is ok, and it was entertaining. I gave it a six; because it was a little more fun than most movies.
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BandSAboutMovies9 June 2023
Warning: Spoilers
The final chapter of the Malice series, Malice: Emergence has Alice (Brittany Martz) thinking that she's about to escape her small town for college. But that creature that lives under her house won't let her leave nor will a government operation that sneaks into town and captures her, fills her with truth serum and interrogates her to discover what exactly is going on.
Phillip J. Cook somehow made this for me because he must have reached into my brain and saw that I was looking for a film where a tough heroine battles the government - even wondering if she's the next Ruby Ridge - to defend what amounts to be a mushroom god. Alice goes from "the girl who blows things up" to the girl that literally faces off with Apache helicopters and unleashes tentacles upon them while her friends open fire on the U. S. armed forces who have been coerced into overstepping their authority.
The end of this came with some sadness, as I felt like I grew with the characters across all three collected movies. Here's hoping there's more coming from the mind of Cook, who continually surprises me with each new adventure.
Phillip J. Cook somehow made this for me because he must have reached into my brain and saw that I was looking for a film where a tough heroine battles the government - even wondering if she's the next Ruby Ridge - to defend what amounts to be a mushroom god. Alice goes from "the girl who blows things up" to the girl that literally faces off with Apache helicopters and unleashes tentacles upon them while her friends open fire on the U. S. armed forces who have been coerced into overstepping their authority.
The end of this came with some sadness, as I felt like I grew with the characters across all three collected movies. Here's hoping there's more coming from the mind of Cook, who continually surprises me with each new adventure.
Actually no
the_doofy15 June 2020
So with this third part of malice we got Phillip cook's conclusion, its got a few hallucination ideas that never get tied into his plot, he just tosses them out there, now in all fairness, the majority of TV fantasy series do the same thing. However in those others there is a lot of graphic sex and great special effects. Cook does manage to get in plenty of violence and gore into part three, so kudos for that Mr. Cook
At the end of it all what we have is one guy with a whole lot of money and and some ideas and he decided to make a short TV series, and to hell with sitting down with a think tank team and story boarding it all out before shooting
Its gonna be Phillip Cook's baby and take ure money and thank the man for a short term job.
At the end of it all what we have is one guy with a whole lot of money and and some ideas and he decided to make a short TV series, and to hell with sitting down with a think tank team and story boarding it all out before shooting
Its gonna be Phillip Cook's baby and take ure money and thank the man for a short term job.
Really really good!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
jimvandemoter-5023610 October 2019
This entire series is totally unexpected. It's been compiled and released in three parts. If you haven't seen it yet, find it and make plans to watch it. It's awesome! I didn't recognize the actors which, for me is a plus. Some effects might be a little cheesy, but I don't care. the overall story made up for any shortcomings.
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