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090			_aDVD1033 AME 2012
245			_aAmerican warships = Amerikan savaş gemileri
260			_aUSA _c2012
300			_a89 min. / dk.
508			_a Writer: Thunder Levin
511			_a Director: Thunder Levin; Budget: $1,000,000 (estimated)
520			_aBir Amerikan savaş uçağı denize düşürülür. ABD donanması, saldırganın Kuzey Kore olduğunu düşünmektedir ancak gerçek çok farklıdır. Gerçek saldırganlar uzaylıdır ve onları durdurabilecek sadece 1 tane savaş gemisi vardır, oldukça eski bir savaş gemisi...
520			_aWhen a fleet of mysterious ships wage war against the Earth, only the crew of the USS Iowa, the last American battleship, can prevent global armageddon. This is an excerpt from Dan's movie report, for the full review go to: American Warships represents a technological leap for The Asylum, the CGI in this film is very good, by low budget standards of course, not distracting at all. I am basing this strictly on lower budget standards, as many asylum films and other lower budget films have much poorer often times wrenching 80s technology CGI. The acting is acceptable, not going to win awards, but Mario Van Peebles (Capt. Winston), Carl Weathers (General McKraken), and Johanna Watts (LT Bradley) are solid in their portrayal of their respective characters. Quite frankly, I am a white male, and I like a diverse multi-ethnic cast in films. Nice to see the two underutilized veteran actors kick ass even if they are older now.
538			_aColor; Filming Locations: Wilmington, North Carolina, USA
546			_aLanguages: English/Dili: İngilizce
650			_aBilim-Kurgu
650			_aThriller
650			_aGerilim
650			_aAction
650			_aAksiyon
650			_aSci-Fi
710			_aStars: Mario Van Peebles, Carl Weathers and Johanna Watts
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