Advertisement
Not a member of Pastebin yet?
Sign Up,
it unlocks many cool features!
- ********************
- Pixels Full Movie In Hindi Download
- http://urllio.com/qync4
- (Copy & Paste link)
- ********************
- When aliens misinterpret video feeds of classic arcade games as a declaration of war, they attack the Earth in the form of the video games.
- Three world record video gamers - Sam Brenner (<a href=">Adam Sandler) the "Pac-Man" champ, Ludlow Lamonsoff (<a href=">Josh Gad) the "Centipede" champ, and Eddie Plant (<a href=">Peter Dinklage) the "Donkey Kong" champ - combine forces to stop an extraterrestrial life force who took a message the wrong way when we broadcasted video game tournaments which extended to the far reaches of outer space.
- I'm not putting a spoiler warning because it shouldn't be a shock to people with half a brain that Happy Madison productions is the equivalent of a drooling, brain dead child that's only able to utter his own name. The plot is in line with a 1980s Saturday morning cartoon.I'd like to think that the writers and directors all drank jagermeister and got beaten over the heads with bats and then wrote this bomb of a story.Adam Sandler is just like he was during the Christmas bomb, 8 Crazy Nights. He's needlessly cruel to the "love interest" and is a terrible chore to sit through, enough said. Also, the addition of the White House and the military of all things is stupidly insulting because is renders the two as one big dumb,unfunny joke. One of the many, many dumb jokes that this movie pulls is 1980s references that are 100% witless and vapid. Bottom line, the movie is like Kylie and Kendall Jenner. They've got the looks but,absolutely no brains to back it up.
- I saw "Pixels", starring Adam Sandler-Blended, The Longest Yard_2005; Kevin James-The Paul Blart movies, 50 First Dates; Michelle Monaghan- Mission:Impossible 3, Mr. & Mrs. Smith; Josh Gad-The Wedding Ringer, The Rocker and Peter Dinklage-Game of Thrones_tv, X-Men:Days of Future Past.<br/><br/>I like some of Adam Sandlers' movies and some, I don't. This one was pretty good. It starts in 1982 with Adam, Kevin, Josh & Peter-portrayed as kids, of course-and they are doing what most kids did during that time period, play arcade video games. For those not old enough to know, back then you had stores-or arcades-that had lots of video games that you played by inserting a quarter in to a slot. Adam and Peter were in a championship arcade game contest and the video of their match is put into a time capsule-along with other stuff, too-and sent into space, in search of intelligent life on other planets. Switch to the present and it seems that the intelligent life that found the space capsule misunderstood the intentions of us fun loving earthlings and thought it was a declaration of war. They developed attacking squads made of energy that are based on the arcade games-such as Pacman, Donkey Kong, Centipede and Space Invaders-and they use videos of 1980's celebrities with their voices dubbed to convey their demands. One of the funniest ones is Hall & Oates. Adam now works for an electronics store-think Best Buy-and he makes home installations or repairs. Kevin is now the President of the U.S.-think Chris Christie-but he is still friends with Adam. Josh still lives at home with his grandmother and believes in lots of conspiracy theories. Peter is in prison, fantasizing about a three way with Serena Williams & Martha Stewart. When the aliens start attacking, guess who Kevin calls on? His old arcade gaming buddies because, who else would know how to fight giant centipedes? Michelle is in the military and helps develop the weapons Adam and company use. There are several cameos; I remember seeing Dan Aykroyd, Sean Bean, Brian Cox and Jane Krakowski. It's rated "PG-13" for language and video game violence and has a running time of 1 hour & 45 minutes. I enjoyed it and would buy it on DVD.
- Where Sandler once exulted in our outrage (and frequently, our laughter), he now seems barely capable of mustering enough effort to carry a scene, let alone advance to level 255 of “Galaga.” There’s no joy left in his shtick.
- No, but there are 8-bit animations shown throughout the credits. See here or here for more information. Pac-man, Frogger, Paperboy, Centipede, Galaga, Qbert, Donkey Kong, Super Mario, and many more. Other games represented appear to be Burgertime, Missile Command, Space Invaders, Asteroids, Robotron 2084, Dig Dug, Joust, Tetris, Defender, and Smurfs & Duck Hunt (both Colecovision), The credits include (but may only be credits for the video games in the arcade at the beginning): Astro Fighter, Battlezone, Pengo, Space Attack, Zaxxon, and Wizard of Wor. a5c7b9f00b
Advertisement
Add Comment
Please, Sign In to add comment
Advertisement
