Cinescape 9 

• 1996 
• 9 
• Cinescape 
• 1996 

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Tijdschriften en kranten

Cinescape 9

9

06

1996

82

Gekleurd

Nee

Artikel / interview [non-fictie], Omslag

Cruise, Tom, Dragonheart, Mission Impossible, The Rock, Twister

1077-3363

07098937358106

20,0 x 27,5 cm

Table of Contents: • News Cookie-cutter action fate gets a much-needed brain transplant • Star Trek How Star Trek's first resurgence on the small screen got cut short • Movies Brad Pitt plays a driven attorney in the controversial film Sleepers • Video In Pierce Brosnan's first Bond outing, plot takes a backseat to cheap thrills • Television Hard-hitting director Sam Fuller gets some long overdue recognition • Intertainment Sumptuous animation travels from the movie screens to your computer • Books How the newest chapter of the Star Wars saga measures up • Fanning the Flame Before Speed, Jan De Bont was just another cameraman trying to make the leap to director. Now all eyes are on the Dutch phenom as his second feature, the storm-and-drang extravaganza Twister blows into theatres. • Dragon Art Very few humans who encounter a fire-breathing dragon live to tell the tale; the FX wizards who brought Dragonheart's starring beast to life not only survived, they helped the dragon learn to fly • Mission Control Tom Cruise, out of action since 1993's blockbuster The Firm, emerges from deep cover to lead Mission Impossible's team of covert specialists in search of box office dynamite. • Jailhouse Rock Sean Connery and Oscar winner Nicolas Cage bonded on Alcatraz Island as they filmed the ambitious break-into-jail actioner The Rock. • A Direct Hit With two huge effects films under his belt, Dragonheart and Daylight director Rob Cohen may soon be the toast of Tinseltown – or yesterday's news. Cohen talks about how giving his films a human heart will help him emerge on top. • Set Lasers to Stun Since Cinescape's last definitive guide to the finest in laserdisc experiences, many more contenders have joined the fray. Our guide to recent laserdisc fare separates the best from the rest.