Yes, he was a voice ac t or in Big Hero Six.

couldn't find a copy of this one for sale, but here's
the trailer:::

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TZPoPCBn...

-- j

I remember him as Zephram Cochran, the inventor of the hyperdrive in Star Trek: First Contact and as Prince Philip in The Queen; a very versatile actor, indeed. He also played the man behind positronic robots in I, Robot, the movie based upon the Asimov classic. I think he is still alive.

the theme reminds me of the eminent-domain
classic "wild river" with Montgomery Clift and Lee
Remick....... well done! -- j

Yes...and get you get punished for making the bare minimum too...always finding more ways to put the squeeze on you.

No one own anything except governments.

We pay for it

We pay a lease on it to the government

We pay fees to do anything with it, and even after paying the fees get told we cant do what we want in the way we want.

When we die we pay for it again due to estate taxes.

The answer is just do not earn more than you really need to live. Your punished if you do anything more than that. What a world, what a world....

Haven't seen it, but James Cromwell is one of the best character actors filmdom has produced. We shall give it a look.

I adored him too... he also played Jane Austen's father in Becoming Jane. I didn't know he died last year though :*(

I loved this movie. James Cromwell has a beautiful, strong face. Here's another great eminent domain movie:The Castle, Australian. 1992. A strong message of freedom, served up with humor. Great courtroom scene.

Maybe my subsequent review with a 10 rating boosted it...although I don't think that math adds up...and I don't care enough to figure it out...LOL

Sounds like more than a few echoes of "Calumet 'K'". Will have to see if it's available "somewhere".

Of course the opposition in "Calumet 'K'" was a private company. These days, it's "the government".

The Hollywood libtard establishment must feel indignant when anyone would put together a flick that could be so anti Big Brother.
Comrade citizens, be anti-corporation if you must make a movie that is anti-anything.
New names are being added to "do not invite to a cocktail party" lists. Comrade citizens, will it be you?

No, evil twin, why would I want to hang out with pompous airheads?

I can also recommend We're Here To Help.
(That's the motto of the NZ Internal Revenue Department (IRD))
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0997273/

Funny how it takes Australians and Kiwis to make movies criticizing the federal "revenooers."

It does now. When that person posted it said 4.8 and I'm guessing it should have been higher. It could have just been a glitche but I wonder if some losers gave it a real low score on purpose to bring the average down???

We don't even own what we pay for...and pay taxes on, and work the up keep on... Gah!

When I read your note, I immediately thought of this matter that occurred a few years ago in my back yard (well, not literally)...

http://community.seattletimes.nwsource.c...

It says 7.4 in the star thing.

I'll have to check this out. I was reading thru the reviews and they were excellent. A strange point. One of the reviewers noted at one point that most reviews gave it 8 stars or higher and the rating shown was 4.8. It has since increased but that sounded strange to me.