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Cine De Accion.Pdf Cine de acción Jungla de Cristal = Die Hard / dirigida por John McTiernan ; guión de Jeb Stuart y Steven e. de Souza ; producida por Lawrence Gordon y Joel Silver ; música de Frank J. Urioste Ano de realización: 1995 Duración: 127 min. Localización: CINE 791-A JUN Kill Bill. Volumen 1 / escrita y dirigida por Quentin Tarantino ; música original de The RZA ; producida por Lawrence Bender Ano de realización: 2003 Duración: 106 min. Localización: CINE 791-A KIL (1) Reservoir dogs / escrita y dirigida por Quentin Tarantino ; producida por Lawrence Bender Ano de realización: 1992 Duración: 99 min. Localización: CINE 791-A RES Sanjuro / Akira Kurosawa Ano de realización:1962 Duración: 96 min. Localización: CINE 791-A SAN Escape from Alcatraz / [produced and directed by Don Siegel] Ano de realización: 1979 Duración: 107 min. Localización: CINE 791-A FUG Tropa de élite / dirigida por José Padilha Ano de realización: 2007 Duración: 110 min. Localización: CINE 791-A TRO (1) Heat / producida por Michael Mann, Art Linson ; escrita y dirigida por Michael Mann Ano de realización: 1995 Duración: 165 min. Localización: CINE 791-A HEA El caso Bourne = The Bourne identity /directed by Doug Liman ; screenplay by Tony Gilroy and William Blake Herron ; music by John Powell Ano de realización: 2002 Duración: 114 min. Localización: CINE 791-A BOU (1) Pulp Fiction / un film de Quentin Tarantino ; [guión, Quentin Tarantino, Roger Avary]. El indomable Will Hunting / un film de Gus Van Sant ; [guión, Matt Damon, Ben Affleck] Ano de realización: 1994 Duración: 140 min. Localización: CINE 791-A PUL Casino Royale / directed by Martin Campbell ; screenplay by Neal Purvis & Robert Wade and Paul Haggis ; produced by Michael G. Wilson and Barbara Broccoli Ano de realización: 2006 Duración: 139 min. Localización: CINE 791-A CER El último Samurái / [directed by Edward Zwick] Ano de realización: 2003 Duración: 148 min. Localización: CINE 791-A ULT The italian job / directed by F. Gary Gray ; screenplay by Donna Powers ; produced by Donald de Line Ano de realización: 2003 Duración: 106 min. Localización: CINE 791-A ITA Apocalypto / dirigida por Mel Gibson; producción Mel Gibson, Bruce Davey; prod. ejecutivo Ned Dowd; guión Mel Gibson, Farhad Safina Ano de realización: 2006 Duración: 138 min. Localización: CINE 791-A APO Skyfall / dirigida por Sam Mendes ; escrita por Neal Purvis y [sic] Robert Wade y John Logan ; música de Thomas Newman Ano de realización: 2012 Duración: 137 min. Localización: CINE 791-A SKY El último mohicano : la aventura / [Dirigida por] Michael Mann Ano de realización: 1992 Duración: 108 min. Localización: CINE 791-A ULT Kick-Ass / directed by Matthew Vaughn ; screenplay by Jane Goldman & Matthew Vaughn ; music composed by John Murphy... [et al.] Ano de realización: 2010 Duración: 113 min. Localización: CINE 791-A KIC (1) John Wick : pacto de sangre / dirigida por Chad Stahelski ; escrita por Dereck Kolstad ; música de Tyler Bates y Joel J. Richard Ano de realización: 2017 Duración: 115 min. Localización: CINE 791-A JOH Arma letal = Lethal Weapon / directed by Richard Donner ; music by Michael Kamen and Eric Clapton ; written by Shane Black. Arma letal. 2 = Lethal Weapon. 2 / directed by Richard Donner ; screeenplay by Jeffrey Boam ; music by Michael Kamen, Eric Clapton and David Sanborn. Arma letal. 3 = Lethal weapon. 3 / directed by Richard Donner ; screenplay by Jeffrey Boam & Robert Mark Kamen ; music by Michael Kamen, Eric Clapton and David Sanborn. Arma letal. 4 = Lethal weapon. 4 / directed by Richard Donner ; screenplay by Channing Gibson; music by Michael Kamen, Eric Clapton and David Sanborn Ano de realización: 1987 - 1998 Duración: 113, 114, 116, 122 min. Localización: CINE 791-A ARM (1-4) Master & Commander : al otro lado del mundo / dirigida por Peter Weir Ano de realización: 2003 Duración: 123 min. Localización: CINE 791-A MAS Curse of the Golden Flower = La Maldición de la Flor Dorada / una película de Zhang Yimou Ano de realización: 2006 Duración: 109 min. Localización: CINE 791-A MAL Drive / dirección Nicolas Winding Refn ; guión Hossein Amini ; música Cliff Martinez Ano de realización: 2011 Duración: 100 min. Localización: CINE 791-A DRI Sicario / dirigida por Denis Villeneuve ; escrita por Taylor Sheridan ; música de Jóhann Jóhannsson Ano de realización: 2015 Duración: 116 min. Localización: CINE 791-A SIC Corre, Lola, corre = Run Lola, run / guión y dirección, Tom Tykwer Ano de realización: 1998 Duración: 72 min. Localización: CINE 791-A COR Vivir y morir en Los Ángeles / dirigida por William Friedkin ; guión de William Freidkin y Gerald Petievich ; música compuesta e interpretada por Wang Chung Ano de realización: 1985 Duración: 116 min. Localización: CINE 791-A VIV In the line of fire = En la línea de fuego = Nel centro del mirino / directed by Wolfgang Petersen ; written by Jeff Maguire ; produced by Jeff Apple Ano de realización: 1993 Duración: 123 min. Localización: CINE 791-A ENL Jackie Brown / escrita y dirigida por Quentin Tarantino ; producida por Lawrence Bender Ano de realización: 1997 Duración: 165 min. Localización: CINE 791-A JAC Hatari! / directed and produced by Howard Hawks; screenplay by Leigh Brackett Ano de realización: 1962 Duración: 151 min. Localización: CINE 791-A HAT El maquinista de la General / director Buster Keaton y Clyde Bruckman ; guión Al Boasberg, Charles Smith... [et al.] Ano de realización: 1926 Duración: 76 min. Localización: CINE 791-C MAQ El Señor de los Anillos. El retorno del rey / Directed by Peter Jackson ; screenplay by Fran Walsh, Fhilippa Boyens & Peter Jackson ; producers, Barrie M. Osborne, Peter Jackson, Fran Walsh, Tim Saders ; music by Howard Shore Ano de realización: 2003 Duración: 240 min. Localización: CINE 791-FT SEÑ (3) El caballero oscuro / una película de Christopher Nolan Ano de realización: 2008 Duración: 147 min. Localización: CINE 791-FT CAB Blade runner: [montaje final] / directed by Ridley Scott ; produced by Michael Deeley ; screenplay by Hampton Fancher and David Peoples Ano de realización: 1982 Duración: 117 min. Localización: CINE 791-FT BLA Yojimbo / dirección y producción Akira Kurosawa ; guión Ryuzo Kikushima, Akira Kurosawa ; música Masaru Sato Ano de realización: 1961 Duración: 110 min. Localización: CINE 791-H YOJ El Señor de los Anillos. La Comunidad del Anillo / Directed by Peter Jackson ; screenplay by Fran Walsh, Fhilippa Boyens & Peter Jackson ; producers, Barrie M. Osborne, Peter Jackson, Fran Walsh, Tim Saders ; music by Howard Shore Ano de realización: 2001 Duración: 200 min. Localización: CINE 791-FT SEÑ (1) Origen = Inception / written and directed by Christopher Nolan ; music by Hans Zimmer Ano de realización: 2010 Duración: 142 min. Localización: CINE 791-FT ORI Matrix / written and directed by The Wachowski Brothers ; produced by Joel Silver Ano de realización: 1999 Duración: 131min. Localización: CINE 791-FT MAT Gladiator / una película de Ridley Scott ; [guión, David Franzoni, John Logan y William Nicholson ; música, Hans Zimmer y Lisa Gerrard] Ano de realización: 2000 Duración: 164 min. Localización: CINE 791-H GLA Akira / una película de Katsuhiro Otomo ; guión, Katsuhiro Otomo, Izo Hashimoto ; música, Shoji Yamashiro Ano de realización: 1988 Duración: 124 min. Localización: CINE 791-DA AKI V de Vendetta /[directed by James McTeigue] Ano de realización: 2005 Duración: 128min. Localización: CINE 791-FT VDE Vengadores : Infinity War / directed by Anthony and Joe Russo ; screenplay by Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely ; music by Alan Silvestri Ano de realización: 2018 Duración: 149 min. Localización: CINE 791-FT VEN El caballero oscuro : la leyenda renace / una película de Christopher Nolan ; music by Hans Zimmer Ano de realización: 2012 Duración: 160 min. Localización: CINE 791-FT CAB Terminator / dirigido por James Cameron; producido por Gale Anne Hurd; escrito por James Cameron Ano de realización: 1984 Duración: 108 min. Localización: CINE 791-FT TER La huida = The gateway / directed by Sam Peckinpah ; screenplay by Walter Hill ; produced by David Foster and Mitchell Brower ; director of photography, Lucien Ballard ; music, Quincy Jones Ano de realización: 1972 Duración: 120 min. Localización: CINE 791-A HUI Los cañones de Navarone / Written and produced by Carl Foreman ; directed by J. Lee Thompson Ano de realización: 1961 Duración: 150 min. Localización: CINE 791-H CAÑ Vengadores : Endgame / directed by Anthony and Joe Russo ; screenplay by Christopher Markus & Stephen McFeely ; music by Alan Silvestri Ano de realización: 2019 Duración: 172 min. Localización: CINE 791-FT VEN Bonnie y Clyde / director Arthur Penn; textos Gregorio Belinchón Ano de realización: 1959 Duración: 111 min. Localización: CINE 791-S BON Aliens : el regreso / dirigida por James Cameron ; producida por Gale Anne Hurd ; guión de James Cameron Ano de realización: 1986 Duración: 150 min. Localización: CINE 791-FT ALI Zatoichi / escrita, dirigida y editada por Takeshi Kitano ; música, Keiichi Suzuki Ano de realización: 2003 Duración: 116 min. Localización: CINE 791-A ZAT Harry el Sucio = Dirty Harry / [produced and directed by Don Siegel] Ano de realización: 1971 Duración: 98 min. Localización: CINE 791-S HAR Avatar / guión y dirigida por James Cameron ; producida por James Cameron, Jon Landau ; música de James Horner Ano de realización: 2009 Duración: 171 min. Localización: CINE 791-FT AVA 300 / directed by Zack Snyder ; screenplay by Zack Snyder & Kurt Johnstad and Michael B. Cordon ; music by Tyler Bates Ano de realización: 2006 Duración: 112min. Localización: CINE 791-H TRE.
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