Elektra (13-Jan-2005)
Director: Rob Bowman Writers: Zak Penn; Stu Zicherman; Raven Metzner Based on a book by: Frank Miller (comic book character) Music by: Christophe Beck Producers: Arnon Milchan; Gary Foster; Avi Arad Keywords: Action/Adventure, Martial Arts, Comic Book, Archery A skillful assassin resurrected from the dead looks to protect her latest targets from a cast of adversaries.
ABSTRACT Femme fatale Elektra Natchios is brought back to life following her death in Daredevil by martial arts master Stick, expelled from his training compound due to emotional issues relating to her past. Favoring a life as an exceptional contract killer in the years following her resurrection, Elektra rebels against her shadowy employer to protect her latest targets, father Mark Miller and daughter Abby, from a supernatural crime syndicate known as The Hand.
CAST Jennifer Garner | ... Elektra | Goran Visnjic | ... Mark | Kirsten Prout | ... Abby | Will Yun Lee | ... Kirigi | Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa | ... Roshi | | and | Terence Stamp | ... Stick | | Natassia Malthe | ... Typhoid | Bob Sapp | ... Stone | | Chris Ackerman | ... Tattoo | Edson T. Ribeiro | ... Kinkou | Colin Cunningham | ... McCabe | Hiro Kanagawa | ... Meizumi | Mark Houghton | ... Bauer | Laura Ward | ... Young Elektra | Kurt Max Runte | ... Nikolas Natchios | Nathaniel Arcand | ... Hand Ninja #1 | Aaron Au | ... Hand Ninja #2 | Kevan Ohtsji | ... Roshi Servant | Ian Tracey | ... Pool Shark | Jana Mitsoula | ... Young Elektra's Mother | Sean Akira | ... Glowering Ikuren | Taku Kawai | ... Glowering Ikuren | Kendall Cross | ... First Paramedic | Ty Olsson | ... Second Paramedic | Nancy Wetzel | ... Third Paramedic | Paul Wu | ... Fight Instructor | Mark Driesschen | ... Weatherman | | Puppeteers | Alec Billis | ... Puppeteer | Yuri Everson | ... Puppeteer | Tom Woodruff, Jr. | ... Puppeteer |
REVIEWS Review by Panapa Williams (posted on 28-Feb-2005) I thought Elektra was an amazing masterpiece, Big ups to the writer and director, Rob Bowman, Zak Penn, Stu Zicherman, and Frank Miller. And who could forget the beautiful and talented Jennifer Garner, you guys deserve the credit and the upmost recognition for an amazing storey of love, anger, violence (good verses evil), and what its like to be outragesly powerful in the physical form. Just like every body there are consequences and thats what made the story so realistic, and what made it more interesting is that every character had an alabi, Each and every character had their own uniqueness and special abilities, (forgotten the word but it starts with a 'C'), and the young girl with the bracellett that turned it into a golden whip! Amazing! The suprises you guys had instore really caught me off guard, that's why the bad guys were after the father and daughter, the daughter was a master herself, I could go on with endless amounts of pages about my view on the movie... but I'll leave some things for other people to write about.
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