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- The infamous Riddick has been left for dead on a sun-scorched planet that appears to be lifeless. Soon, however, he finds himself fighting for survival against alien predators more lethal than any human he's encountered. The only way off is for Riddick to activate an emergency beacon and alert mercenaries who rapidly descend to the planet in search of their bounty. The first ship to arrive carries a new breed of merc, more lethal and violent, while the second is captained by a man whose pursuit of Riddick is more personal. With time running out and a storm on the horizon that no one could survive, his hunters won't leave the planet without Riddick's head as their trophy.
- Left for dead on a sun-scorched planet, Riddick finds himself up against an alien race of predators. Activating an emergency beacon alerts two ships: one carrying a new breed of mercenary, the other captained by a man from Riddick's past.
- I have to first start off with saying that I loved the 3 movies(dark fury as well) but I felt Riddick has fallen short.<br/><br/>I will agree that the actions scenes are cool and if your into your action movies then definitely go see this. If your more interested in the dark-hero Riddick, don't watch it, or lower your expectations to pure fighting as the story is weak and re-hashed. I doubt anyone can deny it, if you look closely enough to both Pitch Black and Riddick alone.<br/><br/>I read some of the other reviews where some people claim they did well due to a modest budget but if we compare to Pitch Black which had less of a budget what kept us gripted was the story, the characters as well as the action. This to me felt like the story was made up from Pitch Black and Chronicles. As most other have stated, he ends up on a planet, deserted for some reason apart from the local animal life(like Pitch Black), but he befriends a Dingo like pup(sounds like chronicles with the leopard like prison creatures) which near the end dies trying to save him. He finds an abandoned structure which seems to have survived the rainy season, when all the crazy aliens rise from the ground, sound familiar.<br/><br/>Riddick is even seen in one scene in chains banging the struts he is chained to as the aliens start to take over.<br/><br/>The last thing I have to say comes from the storyline, if all the bounty hunters from all over the galaxy fit into 2 ships then Riddick's got it easy, especially when at the end they admire him, the lead bounty hunter wanting to only know what happened to his son, Johns from Pitch Black.<br/><br/>If your into action and love the Riddick movies then I really do suggest to go watch it for the pure Riddick/Action entertainment. It was really good, if your like me and want more from a movie, apart from having the relationship to his pup which brought a lump to my throat, then you'll be slightly disappointed.
- 'RIDDICK': Four and a Half Stars (Out of Five) <br/><br/>The third film in the 'Chronicles Of Riddick' franchise (following 2000's 'PITCH BLACK' and 2004's 'THE CHRONICLES OF RIDDICK'). It once again stars Vin Diesel in the title role and was directed and co-written (with Oliver Butcher and Stephen Cornwell) by David Twohy (who did both jobs on the first two films as well). Diesel produced the movie (with Ted Field and Samantha Vincent) and secured the rights (from Universal) in exchange for doing a cameo in "THE FAST AND THE FURIOUS: TOKYO DRIFT"). He streamlined the film (from it's predecessor) and had it made for just $38 million (which is much closer to the $23 million budget of the original film, rather than it's sequel's $105 million in costs). 'THE CHRONICLES OF RIDDICK' barely made it's budget back (in theaters) where as the original film more than doubled it's expenses (in theaters alone), so Diesel's plan was a very smart and effective one. I found the film to be a big improvement over the last installment in the series but still not quite as good as the (now classic) original.<br/><br/>After making a deal with Vaako (Karl Urban, reprising his role from the previous film) to give up his position as Lord Marshall of the Necromongers, in exchange for a ride to his home planet of Furya, Richard B. Riddick (Diesel) is betrayed and left for dead on a desert planet inhabited by vicious creatures. He learns to survive on his new home, battling scorpion-like monsters that live in the mud there, and befriends a dingo-like alien dog (that he finds as a pup after it's mother is killed). He later locates a beacon that he uses to alert bounty hunters (of his presence on the planet) and two ships show up full of mercenaries trying to kill him. He uses his survival skills to fight them (one by one) and tries to steal one of their ships (so he can finally return to Furya, like he originally planned).<br/><br/>The movie co-stars Katee Sackhoff (of 'BATTLESTAR GALACTICA' fame), former WWE star (and champion) Dave Bautista, Bookeem Woodbine, Jordi Molla and Matt Nable. I loved the film and am a big fan of the series and the character Riddick. I think Diesel is outstanding in the role, he has great presence in movies like this and is an awesome action movie star (similar to those of yesteryear, like Sylvester Stallone). I'm not a big fan of 'THE FAST AND THE FURIOUS' film series but I have enjoyed most of his other movies and he did start out as an indie filmmaker (writing and directing) so he's a hero of mine in that way as well. I like David Twohy's films too and think he's a great sci-fi director. The two together are a good team and while 'THE CHRONICLES OF RIDDICK' was a slight misstep I think they've more than made up for it with this chapter. It has great effects and it's even moving if you're an animal lover (the dog is fantastic). It's nostalgic B movie fun and a great addition to an awesome series!<br/><br/>Watch our review show 'MOVIE TALK' at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dF2KmRw-Kng
- The only reason to root for Riddick is that his name is on the ticket stub. But he's so dull and the hunters so weird that we're literally cheering for the movie to kill off its personality, one throat slash at a time.
- Riddick takes place in 2196, i.e. five years after the events of <a href="/title/tt0296572/">The Chronicles of Riddick (2004)</a> (2004), which was set five years after the events of <a href="/title/tt0134847/">Pitch Black (2000)</a> (2000), meaning that all three movies happen within a decade. She says, "Let me ask you something, sweet-like..." We're not told exactly what her question is but, based on Riddick's words from a previous scene, it is implied that she is asking him to have sex with her. Of course, she already told Santana that she doesn't "fuck men" but she may simply have been lying to Santana because she obviously despised him. No. Director David Twohy hinted prior to the theatrical release date that the home video releases could contain a longer version of the survival thriller. It was supposed to contain more of the mythology in the background. The movie's first cut clocked in at 2 hours and 20 minutes, a runtime that is unsuitable for most of today's cinema films. Twohy shortened it until it reached the desired 2-hour mark but promised to enrich the Unrated Extended Cut with some of that material. And that's what he did. While the theatrical version is quite short on the matter that Riddick left the Necromonger throne, the Extended Cut shows that for him staying on wasn't really a life-prolonging option. And the ending was also notably prepared for the theoretical possibility that a 4th film could transport the story in Chronicles of Riddick directions once again. It remains to be seen if that ever happens but in the meantime, fans of Riddick can raise their hopes a little more with the Extended Cut of the film that makes another adventure of their hero more plausible. a5c7b9f00b
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