The Seeker: The Dark Is Rising (2007)
Director: David L. Cunningham
Movie review
From Time Out New York
A 14-year-old American in England discovers that he’s the latest in an ancient line of warriors. And that he can travel through time. Oh, and that in five days the Dark will prevail unless he finds six fractal-marked signs that will restore the power of the Light. The revelations (not to mention Vikings, snakes and killer crows) come fast and furious in this bombastic fantasy, a mealy adaptation of one installment in Susan Cooper’s acclaimed book series.Author: Stephen Garrett
Time Out New York Issue 628: October 11–17, 2007
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- asshole said...
- Posted on Jun 30 2008 05:31 this suked shit
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- victor bao said...
- Posted on Jun 30 2008 05:18 i loved this movie but it is't as good as some movies i have seen....4 stars out of 6
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- everyoneindawholebloodywo said...
- Posted on Jun 30 2008 05:17 haha...6th comment!!
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- frogface said...
- Posted on Jun 30 2008 05:16 the movie SUKED!!
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- sophia said...
- Posted on Jun 30 2008 05:15 i thought the movie was GREAT. i don't know what you others mean about the crappness stuff...
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- john said...
- Posted on Jun 30 2008 05:14 what everyone else said...
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- louise said...
- Posted on Jun 30 2008 04:57 i had to watch this for a class novel and this, was not liked by ANYONE
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- Charlie said...
- Posted on Oct 29 2007 08:48 One of the poorest films I've seen for some time.
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Cast & crew
Director: David L. Cunningham
Producer: Marc Platt
Cast: Alexander Ludwig, Christopher Eccleston, Ian McShane, Frances Conroy, Wendy Crewson, Gregory Smith, Jonathan Jackson, Amelia Warner full cast
Genre(s): Action/Adventure, Fantasy, Drama
Rated: PG
Duration: 96 mins
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