Movie Review : John Carter (2012) *** Rating

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Movie Review: John Carter   *** Rating

Theatre Release: 9 Mar 2012
Language: English
Direction: Andrew Stanton
Label: Walt Disney Pictures
Genre: Fiction (Adventurous not Science)
Viewers Group: Family & Friends

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AVA Score: 8.0(Max 10)

AVA Medal Honor™©      : ȫ Silver

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1912- It was a year when the knowledge of Solar system to the common people hard existed and in the early 1900s one was very respectable Mr. Georges Méliès (Why? Wait for my next review on Hugo) and second is this man Norman Beans Also Known as Mr. Edgar Rice Burroughs who thought, dreamed and penned down  an extraordinary story of Barsoom ( Read Planet Mars). John Carter a former American Civil War Confederate Army captain who miraculously or we can say accidently transported to the Barsoom from Earth and his body weight & Mars Gravity powered him with an extraordinary power to jump over his hurdles and captures the Hearts of Green, Six limbed green creatures known as Tharks & the beautiful princess of Helium viz Dejah Thoris (Lynn Collins) and made the envy of the Jeddak of Zodanga (Dominic West)

John Carter (2012) Trailer HD :Reliving 1912 adventure

The film is largely based on A Princess of Mars, the first novel to feature the hero John Carter. The story was originally serialized over six monthly installments, from February through July 1912, in the pulp magazine The All-Story; those chapters, originally titled "Under the Moons of Mars," were collected five years later as a hardcover book from publisher A. C. McClurg. In both the novel and film John Carter is a former American Civil War Confederate Army captain who is mysteriously transported to Mars, which is known to its inhabitants as Barsoom. In the course of his first adventures there Carter learns the planet is dying from the loss of its atmosphere and water. Only a peaceful alliance of its intelligent but volatile inhabitants can save all the species of Barsoom from extinction; he sets out to achieve that goal.