The Sender (DVD)

Description: Genre: Science Fiction & Fantasy - Science Fiction / Suitable for 15 years and over / Director: Richard Pepin / Actors: ... more

The Sender (DVD) ... Michael Madsen, Dyan Cannon, Robert Vaughn, R. Lee Ermey, Shelli Lether ... / DVD released 2005-01-10 at Boulevard Entertaiment / Features of the DVD: PAL

Newest Review: ... when it went into the sea. When the plane wreckage is stolen, leading to a car chase in the opening minutes and a ... more

... cacophony of loud music and 'A-Team' vehicles (ie ones that somehow manage to take flight whenever they crash into things and then explode), Grayson realises that there are strange things happening. There is something about this wreckage and it involves Grayson and his young daughter a lot more than he could possible realise. The Sender has a pretty decent cast. Madsden is the cool US Air Force pilot with that slight sneer come look of evil that he seems to be able to conjure with little effort, even as the loving fathe...more

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The Sender [DVD]
Release Date: 2005 - 01 - 10, Rating Suitable for 15 years and over,

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The Sender (DVD): The Returner (585 words)
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1965, a flight of American fighters comes across a UFO while patrolling the Bermuda Triangle. Their instruments go crazy and three of the planes lose sight of their squadron leader, only for his plane to reappear seconds later and crash, in flames, into the sea. 30 years later the wreckage of the plane has been found and is being winched out of the sea and then taken to a US Air Force Base to be examined by a secret military organisation. The wreckage is under the control of a Colonel Rosewater (R. L. Ermey), who is a typical uptight, by the book military officer. Commander Dallas Grayson (Michael Madsden) turns up at the site, much to Rosewaters disgust, as ... Read the complete review

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