Pixels 2015 720p BRRip English
Pixels 2015 720p BRRip English
Movie Name : Pixels 2015
IMDB Rating : 5.6/10 ,Votes : 23,357
Rated : PG-13
Runtime : 106 min
Awards : 1 nomination.
Country : USA, China, Canada
Director : Chris Columbus
Cast : Adam Sandler, Kevin James, Michelle Monaghan, Peter Dinklage
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| Language - English |
| Quality - 720p BluRay |
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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.
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The central premise behind the new Adam Sandler comedy “Pixels” is so undeniably promising on its most basic level that as I walked into the screening, I felt a genuine anticipation that I cannot easily recall ever feeling in conjunction with one of his films, at least of those cranked out by his Happy Madison production company. Unfortunately, a good premise can only take a film so far if it has been accompanied by abysmal execution. Oh, “Pixels” does have a couple of laughs scattered here and there, and the film as a whole is certainly better than such recent Sandler disasters as “That’s My Boy,” “Blended” and the truly inexplicable “The Cobbler,” but when one considers how good this material might have been if placed in the right hands, to see it squandered this way makes it almost more painful to view than the typical Sandler stinker.
The conceit here is that back in 1982, NASA launched into orbit a capsule that contained numerous examples of our then-contemporary popular culture as a way of reaching out to possible alien life forms that might be curious to know about that thing that we on Earth called “The Pirate Movie,” including a cassette chronicling a video game championship featuring young arcade masters showing their skills at the top games of the era. Unfortunately, a hostile alien force intercepts the tape, determines its contents to be an act of war, and begins sending down large and malevolent versions of the characters from those games to attack Earth as a response to the alleged challenge with the fate of the planet hanging in the balance. The spaceships from “Galaga” rain pixilated horror in Peru, a “Centipede” games breaks out over London’s Hyde Park and the grid-like layout of New York City sets the scene for what proves to be the world’s largest Pac-Man game.