Action Adventure Movies

The three Movies i have chosen are...

- Rush Hour

- Hancock

- Avatar

Rush Hour

- 79% Rated                                               
- Genre: Action/Adventure, comedy
- Rated: pg 13
                                       - Released December 4th 1998
                                       - Distributor: New Line Cinema
                                       - Running Time: 1hr-38 mins
                                       - Directed by: Brett Ratner
                                       - Written by: Jim Kouf and Ross LaManna
                                       - Stars: Chris Tucker and Jackie Chan
                                       - Box Office Budget: (estimated) - $33,000,000
                                       - Production Company: New Line Cinema and Roger Birnbaum
Reviews from Rotten Tomatoes:
"I didn't have very high expectations for this film, and it was much better than I thought it was going to be."
"Terrific entertainment"

Hancock

- Genre: Action, crime, fantasy, comedy

- Release Date: 2nd July 2008

- Director: Peter Burg

- Writers:- Vincent Ngo, Vince Gillian

- Stars: Will Smith, Charlize Theron and Jason Bateman

- Rated: pg 13

- Running Time: 1hr-32minutes

- Distributor: Columbia Pictures

- US Box Office: £227.9M

- 67% Rating

- Production - Columbia Pictures, Relativity Media, Blue Light

Reviews from Rotten Tomatoes:

"This is a different take on the superhero genre with an interesting, offbeat twist."

"The structure of Hancock is a bold risk that supplies more storytelling ambition than your more typical summer popcorn blockbuster."

Avatar

- Director: James Cameron

- Writer: James Cameron

- Stars: Sam Worthington, Zoe Saldana, Sigourney Weaver

- Release Date: December 17th 2009

- Budget: $237,000,000 (estimated)

- 92% Rating

- Genre: Action/Adventure, Mystery, suspense, science fiction and Fantasy

- Rated: pg 13

- Running Time: 2hours-50 mins

- US Box Office:£760.5M


Reviews from Rotten Tomatoes:
"As a fantasy epic, Avatar is an undeniable victory ... but outside of the narrow confines of immersion he's managed, it's also quite limited."
"As adventure movies go, it is impressively new in every way except the way that matters most -- storytelling. Its look will last. But its heart won't go on."