Synopsis
Protect Your Own
16-year-old Cassie Sullivan tries to survive in a world devastated by the waves of an alien invasion that has already decimated the population and knocked mankind back to the Stone Age.
The 5th Wave
2016 Directed by J Blakeson
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Chloë Grace Moretz Nick Robinson Ron Livingston Maggie Siff Alex Roe Maria Bello Maika Monroe Zackary Arthur Liev Schreiber Tony Revolori Talitha Bateman Nadji Jeter Alex MacNicoll Matthew Zuk Gabriela Lopez Bailey Anne Borders David Maldonado Paul Ryden E. Roger Mitchell Charmin Lee Parker Wierling Madison Staines Terry Serpico Derek Roberts Geoffrey Kennedy Devin McGee Justin Matthew Smith Jim Sutton Adora Dei Show All…
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Tobey Maguire Lynn Harris Ben Waisbren Graham King Richard Middleton Denis O'Sullivan Matthew Plouffe
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Bryan Godwin Neishaw Ali Darren Poe Jinnie Pak Gregory D. Liegey Jeff Campbell Scott Stokdyk Patrick Zentis Diana Stulic Ibanez Carrie Richardson
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Alternative Titles
A Quinta Onda, La 5 eme vague, Penktoji banga, The Fifth Wave, Ha'gal ha'khamishi, 5. fala, Peti talas, La Cinquième Vague, 5-я волна, Quinta Onda, La Quinta Ola, Beshinchi to‘lqin, Die 5. Welle, 5th Wave, The, Пятая волна, A 5° Onda, 第5毀滅, Piata vlna, Al 5-lea val, 5-oji Banga, П'ята хвиля, Dot Tân Công Thu 5, 5. Dalga, Piąta fala
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The 6th wave was the wave of people leaving the theater during the movie.
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chloe moretz should worry less about what other people do with their naked bodies and focus more on taking some acting classes :)
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I can't help but feel like I've seen this movie before. Oh yeah, I have. A hundred times before.
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this film literally includes that trope where the main female character (chloe grace moretz 💀) spies on the muscled male white love interest taking a bath and gets lowkey turned on. i swear nick robinson owes me some kind of reward for watching this ugly ass film exclusively for him
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The 1st wave, I checked the clock on the wall to see what time it was. How long had it been since I pressed play? A little over an hour?
Balls. 8 minutes.
The 2nd wave, I ate some cookies and drank a tall glass of milk. 2 percent. 2nd wave. Coincidence? Of course. A delicious one.
The 3rd wave, everyone gets some sort of avian flu. Body bags everywhere. I had a slight tickle in my throat. I dramatically wonder aloud to myself as I looked at the once beautiful but now battered and bloated man staring back in the mirror...are terrible films contagious? No time to wait and find out. The damage was already done. I had to…
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I knew this was going to be shit before I watched it. Half way through my suspicions were confirmed. And when the credits started rolling I thought to myself (why did I sit through 2 hours of shit). The answer, I didn’t have shit to do.
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100-word review: I never can take these kids-and-teenagers-centred YA adaptations as serious as they take themselves; aliens are destroying Earth, but nothing is as important as cute boys and pretty girls (Evan's "I didn't believe in love until I first saw you through my sniper lens" makes me gag). The two major twists (spoilers: the one regarding Evan, and the one regarding the army) are so telegraphed that even the fifteen-year-olds this seems marketed towards must've seen them coming from miles away. We're six years further with no sequel, so I guess — thank god — it's not coming.
Part of my April 2022 Simply Sci-Fi challenge; 3rd out of 30 films.
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I too would have put all the money of my hasty written and under-budgeted hunger games/maze runner/divergent franchise clone purely on Chloë Grace Moretz perfect upper lip/nose physiognomy, so no front.
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where’d maika monroe get her eyeliner if the world is ending and she’s in an alien controlled military base
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