#Sahara movie

[grigori77]

PLEASE reblog this one as far and wide as you can, I wanna hear from everybody I can about this one, it's particularly near and dear to my heart ...

[gacha-every]

Hey, I got a carefree movie review for ya! :D

What kind of review? Oh, well, just from someone who loves fun entertainment, gud characters, and plots! Not really a strict critic but just someone who loves any gud movies that are able to energize my inner child

So if you're also into that, feel free to read my future posts! Or even recommend some movies to me

Anyway, this is my first posted review but I always looked forward to doing this ever since, and it has increased after watching Under The Boardwalk that has recently came out but is unfortunately not given much chances of being seen

BUT ANYWAY, I just watched a new movie, and it's Sahara!!!

It's not really new tho, at least I think so, I actually have seen this before on MovieHD buuut it's in a different language, so I couldn't fully watch it

But today, on Netflix, I'm now able to! And, uhm... I give it a 6/10

The animation is great, especially with how fluid the snakes move (especially especially when they dance! DANCE! They have DANCING SNAKES, people! Fun!), alrighty characters and their design, it's quite funny, and fun in it's own way(?), has quite a gud atmosphere too I guess

But, I didn't really understand the story lol especially the love department

The set up felt sorta Romeo and Juliet, which I like, I mean, Under The Boardwalk has that plotline and I heavily enjoyed it >W< but this one didn't really had... Uhh, proximity with our love interests?

It was gud at first, how the introduction was set up with our characters and their world, especially the part when Ajar and Eva disguised as each other's species which for some reason itched my brain right when they first met... But that was kinda it

They then sorta left their homes and then it went from Romeo and Juliet to Finding Nemo? Because Eva got captured and then Ajar is determined to rescue her, like bruh, you don't even know her???

I was honestly routing Ajar and Gary (Eva's brother) more, and Eva and the uhh white snake lady instead, to be honest with you XD

Because Ajar and Gary had the adventure that I thought was gonna happen between Ajar and Eva (oh and there was also Pitt, Ajar's scorpion friend that sorta... tagged along... same as Gary but he was basically kidnapped lol)

Ajar and Gary had to spend time together, same as for Eva and White Snake (sort of), and yet the main two snakes – that barely talked to each other for more than two minutes in the beginning and then meet again at the end being all swooned that one of 'em sacrificed their body and energy for someone they barely know – are the LOVE INTERESTS?!

But hey at least the ending's sorta funny

I also didn't mention the antagonist yet •>• it's just a human guy that hypnotizes snakes with a flute like blingin' Pide The Piper, he's the one that makes the snakes dance or dance fight, fun! :D

He's sorta creepily intimidating, but in the end his creepiness leveled up but in a weird way ;-; I mean, bruh, he was consistently managing to chase down Ajar to get his flute back DURING A BLINGIN' SAND STORM?! All while jumping on buildings and stuff yet managed to just pop up in front of Ajar out of nowhere?! HOW DOES THAT NOT TERRIFY AND/OR CONFUSE YOU?!

Overall tho, I was entertained, but didn't feel entirely fulfilled - so I watched Back To The Outback to make me feel better (I already seen it, but in case you're wondering, I give that movie an 8/10)

But if you want a Movie where you don't have to care too much about the characters and environment, and just watch amazingly animated snakes dance or go on an adventure, then Sahara is for you! :D

[onceupona-crossover]

a moodboard edit of Mr. Snake (The Bad Guys) x George (Sahara)? And for themes have it light green and yellow orange with lgbt themed.

Requested by:anon

- Mod rapunzel

[ballpitwitch]

KEANU REEVES as TED "THEODORE" LOGAN Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure (1989)

[oldhollywoodsblog]

Yvonne De Carlo in Hotel Sahara (1951) 

[carbone14]

Humphrey Bogart dans le rôle du chef de char Sergent Joe Gunn dans le film de guerre Sahara réalisé par Zoltán Korda - 1943

[weirdlookindog]

The H-Man (Bijo to ekitai ningen, 1959) - Australian Poster

[stupidscav]

turning the friggin snakes gay

[vintagepromotions]

Poster for Phantom 7000, the German release of Japanese science fiction film Chikyuu Boueigun (Earth Defence Force), starring Kenji Sahara and Yumi Shirakawa (1957). The film is also titled as The Mysterians in some overseas markets. Artwork by Krede.

[lostinmirkwood]

Does anyone remember Sahara (2005)?

This one?

It’s a great popcorn adventure flick. Funny, decent action, easy plot, Penelope Cruz being wildly attractive in a black tank top and cargo pants, Matthew McConaughey as the squashbuckling adventurer with a hilarious side kick (Steve Zahn) who you genuinely believe have been friends since they were kids.

It’s based on an adventure book series that my high school librarian got me into. Like Indiana Jones meets James Bond with a dash of Rick O’Connell and The Mummy.

[roseunspindle]

2005 Movies (That I've Seen)

[foxytonic]

Thanks for the tag, @nataly-lanier ! 💜

Rules: post 10 of your favorite movies and tag 10 people

1. Scream

2. How to Train Your Dragon

3. Pirates of the Caribbean 3: At Worlds End

4. The Hobbit: Battle of the Five Armies

5. Emma

6. Pride & Prejudice & Zombies

7. Brave

8. Hunchback of Notre Dame

9. Twister

10. Hocus Pocus

Tagging: @yoursaviourhasarrived @illbringthechaosmagic @handful-of-muses @hidinmydisguise @jonathancrane-scarecrows @hyperdragon97 @deagle @bippityboppity69 @criminal-sen @lyndaloveshorrortakethree

[lvdi18]

Shout out to a really underrated movie with amazing animation and cool plot.

Sure a bit cliché, yet the drug jokes with cannibalism twist balance the whole thing.

[intextrovert]

only just now got around to watching Nimona, and holy shit one of my favourite songs ever is on the soundtrack.

Alright, Alright (Here's My Fist, Where's The Fight) by Sahara Hotnights

the throwback to being 16 and playing in a band is immense.

[non-un-topo]

I thought it was smart to choose Tuareg veiling as a research topic for an assignment because it's something I'm interested in and want to write about in fics, but now all I want to do is write and I have no time ;;

[oldhollywoodsblog]

Yvonne De Carlo in Hotel Sahara (1951)