{"text": "Edward Scissorhands is one of Tim Burton's greatest masterpieces. Upon its release on December 7, 1990, fans and critics the world over fell in love with its gothic overtones mixed with its portrayal of poppy suburbia. Danny Elfman's haunting, timeless score ties everything together within Tim Burton's creepy, masterful world. An incredible cast, featuring Johnny Depp, Winona Rider, and Vincent Price, make for one of the best dark fantasy films of all time.\nIt became an even bigger cult classic as time went on - over the years, adoring Edward Scissorhands fans have been inspired by the film's underlying message of love, acceptance, and tolerance. But how much do you really know about the making of the movie? About the journey from story boarding, to script editing, to the silver screen? We've gathered some of the best Edward Scissorhands facts to entertain and educate you!\nThis Edward Scissorhands trivia goes back to the film's very inception (when a young Tim Burton was still in high school), through casting (when Johnny Depp was still miles away from the super star he is today), into production, release, and beyond. These fun facts and Easter eggs cover everything from surprises and cameos, to the Edward Scissorhands stage musical, to where you might be able to visit some of Edward's topiary handiwork today!\nCheck out this list of the best Edward Scissorhands trivia below.\nEdward Scissorhands Himself Only Says 169 Words\nJohnny Depp had a lot to do to become the character of Edward Scissorhands, including losing about 25 pounds for the role. Learning his lines, however, was the easiest part of filming this whole movie. The character Edward Scissorhands only spoke a total of 169 words throughout the entire film.Source: IMDb\nTim Burton Didn't Know Who Johnny Depp Was When He Cast Him\nAlthough it's weird to think about, Johnny Depp used to be a teenage heartthrob - the Justin Bieber of the late '80s and '90s. Luckily for Depp and Burton's lifelong friendship, Burton had never seen an episode of 21 Jump Street.\n\"I didn't really know who he was,\" said Burton. \"I hadn't really seen him in anything. So I met him sort of cold, at a coffee shop. And that was almost the best kind of thing, because I had no preconception of him as an actor,\" he said.\n\"That first meeting, I knew he was the right person for it. Just because he seemed to be somebody who was, like, trapped in that, whatever 21 Jump Street thing - but that wasn't him. So he just felt like the character, you know? Somebody who was perceived as one thing and is actually something else.\"\nMany Other Iconic Actors Were Considered For The Titular Role\nIt's hard to imagine anyone else as Edward Scissorhands, but at the time, all manner of actors were auditioning for the titular role. Both Jim Carrey and Robert Downey Jr. were strong contenders, and Tom Hanks came pretty close. Gary Oldman was offered the role, but ultimately turned it down. Tom Cruise didn't like how dark the ending was, so Johnny Depp was given the part.Source: Imaginary Cinema\nBecause Of This Movie, Winona Ryder Wasn't In 'Godfather III'\nWinona Ryder was offered a role in Godfather III, and after the roaring success of the first two, people thought she was wrong to turn it down. Rumor has it that her then-boyfriend, Johnny Depp, convinced her to do Edward Scissorhands instead.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Sorry, we can't find the movie trailer you're looking for.\nEither a trailer for this movie has not been released yet, or it\nwas removed following a request from the copyright holder.\nFind more trailers\nInternational Releases Dates\n21 June 1993\nPopular movie trailers from 1993\nThese some of the most viewed trailers for movies released in 1993:\n29 January 1993\nA showman introduces a small coastal town to a unique movie experience and capitalises on the Cuban Missile crisis hysteria with a kitschy horror extravaganza combining film effects, stage props and actors in rubber suits in this salute to the B-movie.\n10 January 1993\nA woman struggles to find a way to live her life after the death of her husband and child.\n17 September 1993\nComing from a police family, Tom Hardy ends up fighting his uncle after the murder of his father. Tom believes the killer is another cop, and goes on the record with his allegations.\n17 June 1993\nDanny is obsessed with a fictional movie character action hero Jack Slater. When a magical ticket transports him into Jack's latest adventure, Danny finds himself in a world where movie magic and reality collide.\n28 May 1993\nA year after losing his friend in a tragic 4,000-foot fall, former ranger Gabe Walker and his partner, Hal, are called to return to the same peak to rescue a group of stranded climbers, only to learn the climbers are actually thieving hijackers.\n24 September 1993\nThe adventures of a group of Texas teens on their last day of school in 1976, centering on student Randall Floyd, who moves easily among stoners, jocks and geeks.\n05 June 1993\nJubei is a masterless ninja who travels the land alone, hiring his services to those with gold... or a worthy cause.\n06 October 1993\nSimon Phoenix, a violent criminal cryogenically frozen in 1996, has escaped during a parole hearing in 2032 in the utopia of San Angeles.\n08 July 1993\nVeteran Secret Service agent Frank Horrigan is a man haunted by his failure to save President Kennedy while serving protection detail in Dallas.\n03 February 1993\nRemake of the popular Disney classic, this time featuring some well known voices as two dogs and a cat trek across America encountering all sorts of adventures in the quest to be reunited with their owners.\n19 May 1993\nAfter a long voyage from Scotland, pianist Ada McGrath (Holly Hunter) and her young daughter, Flora (Anna Paquin), are left with all their belongings, including a piano, on a New Zealand beach.\n19 March 1993\nHardened criminal Maggie Hayward's consistent violence, even in police custody, ends in the execution chamber.\nHave you watched Guns N' Roses: Makin' F@*!ing Videos Part II - November Rain yet? What did you think about it?\nArtwork, screen shots, trailers and other imagery is\n© 1993 Geffen Home Video.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Sam Evenson’s The Changing Room is a 4-minute horror within the confines of a changing room. The cramped quarters made terrifyingly vast, it assumes the shape of nightmares.\nFeaturing a woman who crosses over to an unauthorised area in a store, the film weaponizes voyeurism as its source of horror. The unnamed woman (Jamie Taylor Ballesta) sneaks into a changing room that has been explicitly labelled off-limits, and begins experiencing the horrors within almost as some form of punishment.\nIt starts off ordinarily. Nothing about the changing room is remarkable. Until the mirrors begin to create an infinity effect. This she ignores as a quirk of the room. It is here that the double voyeurism of cinema and of changing rooms comes into play. The high angle camera creates the impression of being watched; what with the audience’s certainty that something is about to happen, the more time the woman spends in this space covered in mirrors and the more she undresses, the higher a particular kind of apprehension escalates.\nWhen something finally begins to inch its way out from between the ceiling tiles, it feeds into this specific apprehension born of voyeurism. The thing moves from the ceiling to the mirror: a man (Alan Maxson) with a noose around his neck, rapidly crawling up the stairs within the mirror–The Changing Room becomes kin to The Ring (2002). When the woman tries the door, it is locked as expected.\nBy constructing a plot around a series of horror tricks and tropes, The Changing Room caters horror junkies through its expected and reliable turns. The question of its climax becomes not how the woman will escape, but what will become of her.\nWatch The Changing Room Short Film\nThe Changing Room: Tapping into the Reliable Horror of Mirrors", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Sony has released an official trailer for Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse. Let’s take a look!\nThis looks sooooooo good! Cannot wait to see more of Oscar Isaac‘s Spider-Man 2099 and… is that the PlayStation 4 Spider-Man? And Spider-Cop? And did I catch a quick glimpse of Tom Holland’s Spider-Man? I need answers.\nAcross the Spider-Verse stars Shameik Moore as Miles Morales / Spider-Man, Hailee Steinfeld as Gwen Stacy / Spider-Woman, Jake Johnson as Peter B. Parker / Spider-Man, Issa Rae as Jessica Drew / Spider-Woman, Daniel Kaluuya as Hobart “Hobie” Brown / Spider-Punk, Jason Schwartzman as The Spot, with Isaac as Miguel O’Hara / Spider-Man 2099.\nSpider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse opens in theaters on June 2, 2023.\nWhat do you guys think? Interested in seeing this at all?", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Hello and welcome to episode 19 of Adventures in Netflix! Today I’ll be reviewing the 1998 movie Sphere.\nSphere is an interesting movie. It is, perhaps, not the most original science fiction out there, but it is a solid, well made movie with a great cast and an engaging story.\nSaid story centers around a civilian team of scientists: marine biologist Dr. Beth Halperin (Sharon Stone); mathematician Dr. Harry Adams (Samuel L. Jackson); astrophysicist Dr. Ted Fielding (Liev Schreiber); and psychologist Dr. Norman Goodman (Dustin Hoffman), who are assembled by the government to investigate a massive spaceship discovered a thousand feet below the ocean. After reaching the military’s “habitat” set up on the ocean floor, the team begin investigating the ship and soon discover a giant, golden sphere. Low on air, the team returns to the habitat, only to be cut off from the surface when the ships above are forced away by a storm. Alone beneath the ocean, the team and their three military companions begin experiencing strange manifestations as the story begins to shift from straight sci fi to psychological thriller.\nThis premise might sound a bit familiar–perhaps a little Alien/The Abyss–but it’s generally well executed and tells its story with enough unpredictability to be quite engrossing. There were several points throughout the movie in which I had absolutely no idea what was going on, an essential quality in a thriller I think.\nThe cast of Sphere play their characters well, and make up one of my favorite parts of the movie; namely the casual professionalism with which the majority of the characters conduct themselves. Even Captain Barnes, the military commander in charge of the whole operation never succumbs to the all to familiar sci fi cliche of the big bad shoot first homicidal army general. Instead he comes across as an intelligent, reasonable man who is simply trying to do his job as best he can.\nOut of everyone, Dustin Hoffman’s character is probably the most levelheaded, taking everything (no matter how strange or implausible) pretty much in stride, though even he isn’t immune to freaking out every now and then when things get really hairy.\nThe special effects are fairly good, being a mix of excellent sets and practical effects and some computer effects for the alien ship and the titular sphere. The CGI, most of which is fairly unassuming, holds up well considering the movie is now fourteen years old–a lifetime in computer years.\nThere’s something deeply appealing about the science fiction scenarios that depict humans as flawed, primitive beings that nevertheless manage to rise above their bestial instincts long enough to save themselves and recognize their shortcomings. Sphere might not be the best version of that story out there, but it’s by no means the worst, and does a good enough job with the concept to be both interesting and entertaining.\nSphere might not be a revolutionary movie, but if you’re you’re in the mood for a good, atmospheric science fiction thriller you could do a lot worse than Sphere.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Short Film Profile\nIs this your film? Log in to edit profile.\nRussia | 2011 | 3:41 | Documentary, Music Video, Animation\nA lonely old woman every day, drink coffee in a French cafe. Every day she encounters there with the sparrow - the same lonely as she is. It tames the bird, but one sparrow can not find it in the cafe - she was gone.\nThis animated film was created by children at the age of 12 years under the guidance of the head of the animation studio of Konstantin Barkovets.\nCopyright © 2011 Konstantsin Barkovets\n4 Nov – 6 Nov | St Petersburg, Russia\nAdditional details, including film categories, dialogue/subtitle languages and technical details are available to members.\nInformation on this profile is provided by the film owners and/or compiled from available sources | Profile updated 8 Jan 2012", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Plot-wise, not a lot separates Kevin MacDonald’s “How I Live Now” from prestige film “Atonement.” (And yes, going beyond the fact that both feature Saoirse Ronan.) The two films feature the discovery of young, passionate love that gets torn asunder by global warfare. Rather than follow the male into battle, both choose to focus primarily on the female experience on the outskirts of the conflict, where they pine for the restoration of a harmonious world.\nBut execution and tone set them apart. “How I Live Now” takes place in a nondescript, undeveloped dystopian present-day that erupts into World War III, and it feels more like a bad plot device than any meaningful social commentary. The film is based on a YA novel by Meg Rosoff, and MacDonald struggles to transcend those origins – try as he might to make it more adult with a more tense R-rating.\nRonan gives it her all, too, as protagonist Daisy, a constantly put-out teen who finds meaning in romance with George MacKay’s Eddie after being unceremoniously shipped across the sea to the U.K. But even acting the heck out of her character does not change the fact that Daisy is a whiny, angst-ridden adolescent whose idea of real love is fantasizing about Eddie’s shirtless torso. It may be tough for her to be a young person in a world forcing her to grow up and face the ugliness of humanity. However, it is probably tougher for “How I Live Now” being a teen movie and trying to parade around as a tale for adults. B- /", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Action hero Jason Statham has reportedly started shooting a film about a giant prehistoric shark attack in Auckland.\nFilming of Meg, a sci-fi film based on Steve Alten's 1997 novel Meg: A Novel of Deep Terror, is understood to be underway in the Auckland suburb of Glen Eden, home to production studio Studio West.\nMeg is due for a 2018 release and is directed by Jon Turtletaub. Chinese actress Fan Bingbing co-stars alongside Statham and the film will be shot in New Zealand and China, Variety reported.\nA Mai FM caller today said they'd spotted Statham - a star in many action franchises including Fast & Furious, Transporter and The Expendables - at Auckland International Airport with his wife, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley.\nAdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.\nWarner Bros representatives didn't respond to requests for comment. Studio West said there was no comment to make when contacted by the Herald.\nStudio West's website says it is \"one of New Zealand's largest movie studio and television production facilities,\" and has experience \"working with many of the leading TV and movie studio production companies both domestically and internationally\".\nVariety reported Statham would play \"a former Naval captain and expert deep-sea diver ... recruited for a likely suicide mission\" against a giant prehistoric shark that's been attacking a international underwater observation program.\nStatham has links to New Zealand, having previously competed here in the 1990 Commonwealth Games as a diver.\nSharks have returned to screens recently with a spate of titles themed around the dangers of the deep.\nBlake Lively's The Shallows debuts here next Thursday, while four instalments of the made-for-TV movie series Sharknado have been made.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Friday, May 22, 2009\nFighter In The Wind - 追風武士\nFighter In The Wind (追風武士) is a 2004 film out of Korea. The movie is based on Masutatsu Oyama, who developed the karate style of Kyokushin.\nMasutatsu Oyama is of Korean orgin that goes to Japan to be a fighter pilot as a stowaway. Escaping abuse and finding his way in post war Japan. The story is about how Masutatsu develops his style and the life experiences that shaped it. Masutatusu finds a living as a rickshaw driver. But local gangsters and Korean immigrants get in a fight and Masutatsu is taken out early, but not harmed. Masutatsu takes to the hills and trains. Like they do in kung fu movies. From the mountains returns a hardened Masutatsu.\nMasutatsu starts going to all the dojos he can find to challenge the experts.\nThe romantic love interest of the movie is the lovely Aya Hirayama.\nFighter In The Wind is not released in the US and the version I watched had decent subtitles with many errors, but I was able to decipher the movie.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Early last week, all Star Wars fans were given a piece of absolute bliss, as the third and final trailer for J.J. Abrams’ Star Wars: The Force Awakens was released. By now, I’m sure you’ve seen it a number of times (couple dozen if you’re like me). No matter what kind […]\nThere’s no beating around the bush or introducing it or leading into it, this one is just to big. The third, first full length, and final trailer for Star Wars: The Force Awakens has been released. Scratch that… THE THIRD, FIRST FULL LENGTH, AND FINAL TRAILER FOR STAR WARS: THE […]\nThe 1967 The Jungle Book is one of the most beloved animated films of all-time, a film that still stands the test of time. Ever since it hit theaters all those years ago, children everywhere are introduced to Mogli, the characters, and the world around him as they grow up. For […]\nLet’s just get right to it… A brand new short teaser has been released for Star Wars: The Force Awakens. It was found on Instagram just moments ago and now has hit the web on YouTube. Check it out below as it shows some very, VERY COOL stuff. View […]\nJ.J. Abrams Says Kylo Ren Isn’t a Sith; New Details on Andy Serkis’ Supreme Leader Snoke & The First Order\nWe’ve been getting quite a bit of juicy details on J.J. Abrams’ Star Wars: The Force Awakens, thanks to the film being the focal point on Empire Magazine’s latest issue. The latest set of tidbits coming out of that issue revolves around some of the more mysterious aspects of […]\nLate last week, Empire Magazine revealed that their newest issue will heavily focus on a little movie called Star Wars: The Force Awakens. They released the two official cover shots, each of which focus on the dark and the light side. With this latest issue being all about Star Wars, expect to not […]\nAs D23 nears closer and closer each hour, Entertainment Weekly has decided to give us nerds a little tease of what’s to come this weekend. A bit of a surprise, but not really at the same time, EW has released a slew of just fantastic new images for Star Wars: […]\nYou can add another name to the Star Wars character list! Coming from StarWars.com, they have revealed that Andy Serkis is playing a character named Supreme Leader Snoke and that he will in fact be performance capture, something Serkis is very familiar with.\n‘Star Wars: The Force Awakens’ Gets a Batch of New Images, a Behind-the-Scenes Video & Cover from Vanity Fair; Adam Driver, Lupita Nyong’o & Gwendoline Christie’s Characters Revealed!\nLike others have pointed out, yesterday’s Star Wars Day marked the first one in a decade that has taken place the same year a Star Wars movie is coming out, a decade! And man was it a May 4th to remember. By the time 10 a.m. rolled around yesterday morning, it […]\nThis past weekend may have been the greatest weekend ever for all Star Wars fans. It was Star Wars Celebration, but it wasn’t just any normal SWC. Leading off the weekend was a dream come true, a brand new trailer for a new Star Wars movie! It then finished with a […]", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "‘Rakshya’ the second presentation of Pawan Basnet. The movie created controversy because of bed scenes offered by Poojana and the poster design of the movie. The actress and the director had misunderstanding prior to the release of the movie. Later, Poojana had told that she is free to offer whatever role she prefers and she also told that she can go as far as removing all the clothes in movies.\nNepali Movie – Ho Yehi Maya Ho\nStarring – Rajesh Hamal, Karishma Manandhar, Raj Timilsina, Jiya KC, Hiuwala Gautam, Himal KC, Shyam Rai, Ranjita Gurung, Baldeep Rai (guest) etc.\nDirector – Deepak Shrestha\n“Ho Yehi Maya Ho” is the presentation of Subas Entertainment. This is the debut movie of actress Jiya KC. The movie was released on May 24, 2013.\nOnce again, Rajesh Hamal marriage has been delayed. In a latest report, Rajesh told that his marriage is postponed for now. A while ago, Rajesh had told that the marriage will be held in February – March of 2014 (watch the attached video).\nInitially, Rajesh had wanted to get married in 2010. Due to various reasons, the marriage had been delayed multiple times. Last year, Rajesh had told that he will not delay more than the winter. But, when his family member couldn’t gather in Kathmandu in the Feb/March schedule, he has to delay the marriage again.\nIn 2040 BS Chhabi Raj Ojha started the distribution of Hindi movie. He moved to Kathmandu for the distribution. The first Nepali movie he distributed was ‘Bhagya Rekha’ – a movie produced by Chiranjivi Basnet and directed by Deepak Rayamajhi. The movie wasn’t successful commercially. He had also gone to Madras for the post production of the movie. After the failure of ‘Bhagyarekha’, Chhabi proposed a concept to Deepak Rayamajhi and promised to finance it.\nFull list of movies produced by Chhabi Raj Ojha (click on the name with links to watch the movie):\nAjambari Nata, Andaaz, Bhagya Rekha, Chhabi Raj Ojha, Chhabiraj Films, Hamesha, Hero, Hifajat, himmat, Janmabhumi, Kasle Choryo Mero Man, Kasto Saino, kismat, Lanka, Lazza, Loafer, Nata, Rajani KC, Rajendra Khadgi, Rajesh Hamal, Rawan, Rekha Films, Rekha Thapa, Shilpa Pokharel, Yestai Rahechha Jindagi, Yug Dekhi Yug Samma\n- Yug Dekhi Yug Samma\n- Kasto Saino\n- Yestai Rahechha Jindagi\n- Ajambari Nata\n- Kasle Choryo Mero Man\nNepali Movie – Giraftaar\nStarring – Rajesh Hamal, Mausami Malla, Biraj Bhatt, Richa Ghimire, Umesh Dhungana etc.\nStory: Sandesh Man Shrestha\nScript / Dialogue : Maunata Shrestha\nDirection: Rajendra Upreti\nThe comedy actor commonly known as Gaida after the character he does in ‘Tito Satya’, Nirmal Sharma is also a movie producer. Out of the six movies he has produced so far, only one movie, ‘Chha Ekan Chha‘ has resulted in profit. All his previous movies had flopped.\nLast movie he produced was produced jointly with Sudhanshu Joshi – ‘Nepal’ in 2007. The movie also filmed in USA had a huge investment that couldn’t be recovered.\nThe movie is the presentation of Chirinjavi Poudel for CB Films.\nNepali Movie – Daanveer\nStarring – Rajesh Hamal, Ramit Dhungana, Arjun Karki, Jharana Thapa, Garima Pant, Jaya Kishan Basnet, Nagendra Rijal, Dinesh DC, Laya Sangarula etc.\nStory/ Producer – Chiranjeevi Basnet\nDirector – Shovit Basnet\nThe movie ‘Daanveer’ is the presentation of Chiranjivi for CB Films.\nThe movie is the presentation of Yash Kumar. We had previously written a movie review of ‘Bato Muni Ko Phool’. The movie was a hit movie.\nAfter a couple of weeks without any new releases, Nepali film makers are releasing four new movies on January 10. At least, three out of the four movies are considered big names in the Nepali movie industry.\nThe movie ‘Biteka Pal’ by noted director of successful movies like ‘Bato Muniko Phool’ and ‘Sayaad’, Suraj Subba ‘Nalbo’ is known to make good movies. Although his last movie ‘Facebook’ didn’t do well, the current release has created a buzz before the release. In addition to a good director, the movie also features new and talented actors like Keki Adhikari and Baboo Bogati in leading roles. Keki Adhikari was highly appreciated by the audience during the premier show of the movie on the last week of 2013. The songs of the movie are also liked by the public.\nAt the time when movies haven’t been able to recover their investments and a theater play has managed to earn 15 lakh in 32 days. The play titled ‘Court Martial’ is directed by Anup Baral and the main actor of the play is the superstar of Nepali movies, Rajesh Hamal. The play also features the well known actors like Dayahang Rai, Subash Thapa and Diya Maskey.\nIt it believed that the paly ‘Court Martial’ has created the foundation of the professional theater in Nepal. The earning of the play is a record breaking amount. Although it was the debut play of Hamal, he has proved his acting talent in it.\nIn a program held in Kathmandu, Hamal told about his plan to get married in Falgun (February – March). In his previous plan they was planning to get married a month earlier in Magh, but, because of some problem the marriage is delayed by a month.\nNepali Movie – Rang, Hues of Life\nStarring – Suman Singh, Sumina Ghimire, Dipsikha Shahi, Karishma Manandhar, Mukesh Acharya, Rajesh Hamal, Madan KC etc.\nDirector – Roshan Thakuri (Roshan Bikram Thakuri)\nMR Films’ presentation ‘Rang’ is the debut movie of long time Rajesh Hamal’s assistant, Roshan Thakuri. The movie was released on February 15 of 2013. Karishma’s sexy yellow dress was the topic of talk during the release announcement ceremony of the movie.\nNepali movie ‘Mausam’ is the presentation of Sajan Films Pvt. Ltd.\nThe movie ‘Facebook’ is Jharana Thapa and her husband Sunil Kumar Thapa’s home production movie, presented by Jharana Thapa.\nDil Sova explains what happened", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Aadhi's Aravaan is all set for release this week-end. A thrilled Aadhi says, ' my wait id getting over. The experience of working with Vasanthabalan was very inspiring.'\nThrowing light on his character in the film, Aadhi says, 'I play a man called Varipuli. It is a time travel and traces his journey. Itís a touching emotional film and hopefully my character will leave a lasting impression'.\n'Itís a period film dealing with the lives of these characters who lived 300 years ago. But people can relate to them, and experience theiremotions, pain, love and tribulations and travel with them as they gothrough their lives. Itís a riveting story told in a wonderfulway by Vasanthabalan'.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "You’ve buckled up and are along for the journey across America with Irving! Thank you for seeing Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa in theaters during opening weekend and for checking-in. Share this one proudly. It’s from our friends at Paramount Pictures.\nHow did the relationship change between WikiLeaks founder and his early supporter? Thanks for seeing The Fifth Estate in theaters during opening weekend! Share this one proudly. It’s from our friends at Dreamworks.\nThe McKinley gang celebrate the life of former quarterback and New Directions member Finn Hudson. Share this one proudly. It’s from our friends at FOX.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Death on the Nile\n- 2h 20min\n- Directed by: John Guillermin\n- Cast: Peter Ustinov, Jane Birkin, Lois Chiles, Bette Davis, Mia Farrow, Jon Finch, Olivia Hussey, George Kennedy, Angela Lansbury, Simon MacCorkindale, David Niven, Maggie Smith, Jack Warden, I. S. Johar\nAs Hercule Poirot enjoys a luxurious cruise down the Nile, a newlywed heiress is found murdered on board. Can Poirot identify the killer before the ship reaches the end of its journey?\nThis film is not currently showing in cinemas.\nTell us more about this listing.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Hero Allu Arjun wowed his fans with his rugged and intense makeover for his lorry driver’s role in Pushpa’s first look poster. Bunny was growing a thick beard and his hair to look real in his role. And to add bring in more authenticity in his performance, Bunny also took special classes to master the Chittoor dialect, as the film is set in Seshachalam’s red sanders smuggling backdrop.\nAnd here’s the latest update on what Bunny is up to during the ongoing lockdown. Apparently, the Stylish Star is now learning all the intricate details and nuances of the Chittoor dialect of late. Also, he is said to be maintaining his rugged getup with long hair and thick beard.\nSince there is a chance of film shootings resuming from June, Bunny doesn’t want to go back to his normal look and instead dedicated himself to be in the character even in his free time.\nArticles that might interest you:\n- Vijay Deverakonda is now the first South hero to pull off this feat on Instagram\n- Nandini Reddy to announce her next film soon\n- Sreekaram trailer – Inspiring tale of a farmer\n- Chaavu Kaburu Challaga trailer – Looks solid fun\n- Not stopping Kriti Shetty -Bags a biggie\n- Ram Charan gets a rousing send-off in Rajahmundry", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Rex Ngui Movies\nHere is a partial list of Rex Ngui movies. This list may not include all of Rex Ngui's movies. Why? Our database only goes back to 1995. Lame, we know.\nIndiana Jones and the Temple of Doom\n11 Movies to See This Fall + 9 More\nGet The Trojan Conspiracy for Only 99 Cents\nWe Predicted 8 Summer Movies Would Flop. Here’s What Actually Happened\nRanking 2015’s Summer Movies from Best to Worst\nAROUND THE WEB", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Critic Consensus: No consensus yet.\nas Dona Conchi\nas Raquel Merino\nas Don Marino\nCritic Reviews for Tapas\nThere are no critic reviews yet for Tapas. Keep checking Rotten Tomatoes for updates!\nAudience Reviews for Tapas\nThere are no featured audience reviews yet. Click the link below to see what others say about Tapas!\nThere are no approved quotes yet for this movie.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Blair Witch Project, The\nThree college film students head off to make a documentary about the Blair Witch. The legend goes that people have been disappearing near the woods at Burkittsville and are killed by the Blair Witch. After doing some interviews with the local population, the three head off into the woods but as time passes, they start hearing strange noises. Little later, one of them disappears. The next night, the two others hear awful screaming and decide to leave the next day. However, they’ve lost their way and don’t know how to return back to civilization.\nSound and Vision:\nThe image and sound of this movie are all but good. However, the movie is made like a documentary and filmed on Hi-8 and 16mm camera which explains the awful quality.\nMockumentary Curse of the Blair Witch Mythology\nDirector’s and Producer’s commentary\nNewly discovered footage\nCast & Crew information\nTheatrical Teaser & Trailers\nSome interesting extras, especially the fake documentary and deleted scenes are quite good.\nThe Blair Witch Project was released a couple of years in the cinema and made a storm through movieland which resulted in an obligatory sequel. The movie cost almost nothing, contains no special effects, has awful image and sound quality, but the reason that it was so successful are a simple but good storyline, decent acting and an tremendous amount of atmosphere. Before the Blair Witch Project, a movie like this had never been seen before and the completely new style appealed to people which resulted in enormous box office sales.\nThe dvd release brings this movie to the small screen but the movie keeps its atmosphere without any problems as it isn’t dependant on a cinema set. The additional extras on the disk are quite fun and all in all I would most certainly suggest to get this DVD.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Download Film Hyena Ek Chalak Haseena Full Movie Mp4 Hd. DVDrip Mafia BIG Boss . UTORRENT MALAYALAM MOVIE DOWNLOAD Hum Hain Wonder Boys. Overview; Share this page.. Mukkadarpur Ka Majnu Hindi Movie Free Download 720p Feedback. a. Mukkadarpur Ka Majnu Hindi Movie Free Download 720p .\nCheck out Hum Hain Wonder Boys by Ajitabh Ranjan on Amazon . Amazon Music Unlimited Prime Music CDs & Vinyl Download Store Open Web Player MP3 cart . IMDb Movies .. 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I don't know why, but it's certainly in their nature. How many times have you heard someone refer to a movie as \"the worst movie ever made\" when it clearly isn't? In a similar sense, film lovers will often talk about the \"movie that changed their life\". How often does this really happen? For me, there are two movies which came close. Halloween was the first film which made me realize that the director is really behind the camera pulling the strings. Evil Dead taught me that the camera can go anywhere. These films taught me a lot about what movies can be, but they didn't actually change my life. However, there is one movie which meets this criteria. I had been a smart-ass all my life, but it was Fletch which helped me to hone my craft, and I still love this movie to this day.\nFletch tells the story of investigative reporter Irwin M. Fletcher (Chevy Chase), who is known to his friends as \"Fletch\". As the film opens, Fletch has been posing as a junkie while looking into drug trafficking on the beaches of Los Angeles. He's approached by Alan Stanwyk (Tim Matheson) who offers Fletch a sum of money to murder him. Stanwyk explains that he's dying and that he wants to bypass the suffering and make sure that his wife, Gail (Dana Wheeler-Nicholson), gets the insurance money. Fletch begins to investigate Stanwyk and learns that there are many holes in the man's story. As Fletch digs deeper, he become close to Gail. Meanwhile, his editor, Frank (Richard Libertini), demands work on the drug/beach story. Fletch's digging in both stories brings him closer to the truth, but closer to danger as well.\nFletch is based on a novel by Gregory McDonald, which I have not read. While I'm sure that the book has some humorous moments and themes, I would be willing to bet that it focuses more on the plot and mystery. With Fletch, the movie certainly delivers with a coherent and cohesive mystery/intrigue story, but the movie is worth watching and will always be remembered for the comedy.\nFor some reason, Chevy Chase has fallen out of favor with the whole world, but in the 80s, he was one of the funniest actors working in film. Caddyshack and National Lampoon's Vacation solidified Chase as a comedic movie start, but, for me, it was Fletch which really showcased his talents. Chase had a knack for two things, being a condescending wise-ass and being a clumsy goofball. In Fletch, he's able to bring both of these talents to the table. As an investigative reporter, Fletch is fearless and no matter what is happening, he's always cocky and confident, lest he blow his cover. But, as played by Chase, he's also an oaf who is constantly running into things. This combination creates a character who is both admirable and funny.\nChase's natural talents are simply a boost to Andrew Bergman's script. While Chase provides some great physical comedy to the film (there's something about him hitting the car with the tennis racquet which gets me every time), it's the dialogue which one really takes away from the film. I can't tell you how many lines from Fletch have become part of my daily vernacular. Today, I can't stop myself from saying things like \"As far as you know.\" and \"Excuse you?\" in everyday conversation. Even more obscure lines like, \"You aren't going to sing, are you, Sammy?\" and \"Ah, this (fill in the blank). I love the shape.\", slip out from time-to-time. When one watches Fletch for the first time, it's the big things, such as Fletch's day-dream about playing for the Lakers, which stand out, but subsequent viewings reveal the hilarious throw-away lines.\nFletch is that rare film which we don't see nearly enough of: it's intelligent and clever, while still being laugh out loud funny. There's plenty of goofy, slapstick humor to impress the masses, while a smaller crowd will enjoy the subtlety of Chase's performance and the very sly dialogue.\nFletch enjoys the word Provo onBlu-ray Disc courtesy of Universal Studios Home Entertainment. The film has been letterboxed at 1.85:1 and the Disc contains a VC-1 1080p HD transfer which runs at an average of 28 Mbps. This is one of those older movies which still looks like an older movie even on Blu-ray. The image is somewhat sharp and clear, but it is notably grainy at times. However, there are no overt defects from the source material. The colors look fine and the image is never too dark or bright. The level of detail is surprisingly good, but the image is a tad flat. The Disc offers a DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 track which runs at 48 kHz and an average of 3.5 Mbps. The track provides clear dialogue and sound effects. The stereo effects are average, although they do work well in crowd scenes. The most notable section of the film is the car chase scene, where we do get impressive stereo and surround effects.\nThe Fletch Blu-ray Disc contains a few extras. \"Just Charge it to the Underhills: Making and Remembering Fletch\" (27 minutes) focuses way too much on the guy who made the featurette. Beyond that, we get interviews with the writer and producers, who give a general discussion of how the book was adapted. While Chase is noticeably absent here, Tim Matheson and Dana Wheeler-Nicholson, amongst some other cast members talk about their work on the film. \"From John Cocktoastin to Harry S. Truman: The Disguises\" (5 minutes) is a brief discussion of the various personas which Fletch takes on in the movie. \"Favorite Fletch Moments\" (3 minutes) is simply a very condensed version of the film. The final extra is the film's THEATRICAL TRAILER.\nReview Copyright 2009 by Mike Long", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Watch THE WRONG TEACHER\n- 1 hr 25 min\nThe Wrong Teacher is a thriller movie from 2018 that stars Vivica A. Fox, Jessica Morris, and Eric Roberts. The movie is about a high school student named Jamie Hall who is struggling in her studies, but all that changes when she meets her new teacher, Molly White. Molly is a beautiful and young English teacher who seems to be able to connect with Jamie in a way that no teacher has been able to before.\nAs Jamie continues to excel in her studies, her mother, Charlotte, begins to suspect that there may be something more to Molly's interest in Jamie. Charlotte, played by Vivica A. Fox, begins to investigate Molly and discovers some troubling information about her past.\nMeanwhile, Molly becomes increasingly obsessive with Jamie, going to great lengths to protect her from anyone who threatens their relationship. Jamie is unaware of Molly's true intentions and relies on her more and more for guidance and support.\nAs tensions rise, Charlotte must confront Molly and try to protect her daughter from the dangerous situation she has found herself in. Along the way, secrets are revealed and lives are put at risk as the truth about Molly and her past is finally exposed.\nThe Wrong Teacher is a gripping thriller that will keep you on the edge of your seat. The performances by the cast are excellent, with Vivica A. Fox delivering a standout performance as the concerned mother. Jessica Morris also shines as the charming yet dangerous teacher Molly, while Eric Roberts delivers a strong performance as the school's principal.\nThe movie explores themes of obsession, manipulation, and the lengths that some people will go to in order to get what they want. It also raises important questions about the relationships between teachers and students and the ethics involved in such relationships.\nOverall, The Wrong Teacher is a well-crafted thriller that will keep you guessing until the very end. With strong performances and a compelling storyline, this movie is definitely worth a watch for fans of the genre.\nTHE WRONG TEACHER is a 2018 drama with a runtime of 1 hour and 25 minutes. It has received mostly poor reviews from critics and viewers, who have given it an IMDb score of 5.0.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Everything Actioncast Ep 627 “Mortal Kombat 1, M:I Dead Reckoning, Fangs, D&D: Honor Among Thieves and More”\nThis week on the Everything Actioncast, Zach and Chris talk about the first look at Mortal Kombat 1, the new trailers for Extraction, Mission: Impossible Dead Reckoning Part 1 and more, the closure of the Star Wars Galactic Starcruiser, the insane 70s horror movie Fangs, Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves and more.\n- News: Extraction 2, Mission: Impossible Dead Reckoning Part 1, Killers of the Flower Moon, Five Nights at Freddys and Mortal Kombat 1 trailers, Nicolas Cage coming to Dead by Daylight, Disney is closing the Star Wars Galactic Starcruiser in September, Scott Adkins and Marko Zaror co-starring in upcoming action movie Diablo and several old TV shows are coming back, including Kitchen Nightmares.\n- Show and Tell: Zach and Chris watched the insane 70s horror movie Fangs on Shudder and Zach also saw Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves.\nWe want to hear your comments and feedback. Send them all to [email protected].\nAlso, be sure to subscribe, rate, and review us on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Amazon Music, & Spotify\nCheck us out on Twitter (@evaction) Facebook (www.facebook.com/everything.action), and Instagram (@everything.action).\nPodcast: Download (Duration: 1:34:43 — 66.8MB)\nSubscribe: Spotify | Stitcher | RSS\nI’m like the J. Jonah Jameson of Everything Action, writing and editing and constantly demanding pictures of Spider-Man.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "|Release Date||12 November 2019|\n|Stars||Tessa Thompson, Justin Theroux, Kiersey Clemons, Thomas Mann, Yvette Nicole Brown, Adrian Martinez, Arturo Castro|\n|Written by||Andrew Bujalski|\n|Directed by||Charlie Bean|\n|Produced by||Brigham Taylor|\n|Production Company||Walt Disney Pictures|\n|Distributor||Walt Disney Studios, Motion Pictures|\nLady and the Tramp is a fantastic story film in English language directed by Charlie Bean and produced by Brigham Taylor. The story of this film is written by Andrew Bujalski. The movie stars Tessa Thompson, Justin Theroux, Kiersey Clemons, Thomas Mann, Yvette Nicole Brown, Adrian Martinez and Arturo Castro plays lead roles in this film.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Just a few days back, Universal Studios released a 21-second teaser of the most anticipated movie of 2015, ‘Jurassic World’. And they promised that they’ll show the full trailer on Thursday. But neither could they wait or could we. Last night they released the full trailer of the movie. And goodness gracious, the trailer packs goose bumps laced with nostalgia. It’s the fourth installment in the Jurassic Park series. The plot seems extremely familiar – Island filled with dinos and something goes terribly wrong. The movie is filled with a bunch of stars like Chris Patt, Bryce Dallas Howard, Vincent D’Onofrio and Irrfan Khan.\nWe hope this won’t disappoint us!\nPhoto: © Youtube (Main Image)", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "- Summaries (1)\nA man with a dark past helps a woman bring her husband back from a vegetative state.\nIt looks like we don't have a Synopsis for this title yet.\nBe the first to contribute! Just click the \"Edit page\" button at the bottom of the page or learn more in the Synopsis submission guide.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "No Members yet\nJoanne Whalley, Lorraine Pilkington, Neil Dudgeon, Amy Bamberger... more\nOct 12, 2000\nThe '?' Motorist\nThe Great Train Robbery\nCrouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon\nBreathtaking is a Thriller english movie, directed by David Green, starring Joanne Whalley, Lorraine Pilkington, Neil Dudgeon, Amy Bamberger along with others. Here, on the movie page, you will find every thing that you need to know. Check out what others are saying about the movie on twitter.\nCopyright 2010-2013: Gomolo. All Rights reserved. | Terms | Privacy", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "The Producers Guild of America (PGA) has inducted actor-producer Priyanka Chopra Jonas as a member. According to its official website, the Producers Guild of America is a non-profit trade organization that represents, protects and promotes the interests of all members of the producing team in film, television, and new media.\n“#MembershipMonday: @producersguild welcomes actress, singer, and film producer @priyankachopra as a member. Ms. Chopra Jonas has 14 producer credits to her name, including an executive producer credit for #TheWhiteTiger,” the post read on Wednesday.\n“Grateful to be inducted. Thank you @producersguild,” Priyanka wrote.\n— PRIYANKA (@priyankachopra) September 15, 2021\nOn the work front, Priyanka Chopra will next be seen in The Matrix: Resurrections, starring Keanu Reeves, Carrie-Anne Moss, and Yahya Abdul-Mateen II. She will also star in the rom-com film Text For You, thriller series Citadel, and Farhan Akhtar’s directorial Jee Le Zaraa alongside Katrina Kaif and Alia Bhatt.\nALSO READ: Varun Dhawan to star in the Indian spin-off of Priyanka Chopra’s Amazon Prime Video series Citadel\nCatch us for latest Bollywood News, New Bollywood Movies update, Box office collection, New Movies Release , Bollywood News Hindi, Entertainment News, Bollywood News Today & upcoming movies 2020 and stay updated with latest hindi movies only on Bollywood Hungama.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "I'm afraid there's nothing listed for this season. Add something here!\nLizzie: Time for go to bed.\nTrivia: When Lizzie, Miranda and Gordo are discussing movies and talking about seeing the R-rated movie, Miranda says \"I can't stand watching another movie about a talking pig!\" Lalaine, who plays Miranda, provided additional voices for both Babe and Babe: Pig in the City.\nJoin the mailing list\nSeparate from membership, this is to get updates about mistakes in recent releases. Addresses are not passed on to any third party, and are used solely for direct communication from this site. You can unsubscribe at any time.Check out the mistake & trivia books, on Kindle and in paperback.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Warner Bros. Pictures\nDirected by Mathieu Kassovitz\nWritten by Sebastian Gutierrez\nProduced by Joel Silver, Robert Zemeckis and Susan Levin\nStarring Halle Berry, Robert Downey Jr., Penelope Cruz, Charles\nS. Dutton, Kathleen Mackey, Bernard Hill and John Carroll Lynch\n(out of four)\nThere’s a line near\nthe end of “Gothika” where Halle Berry utters, “Logic\nThat seems to be the overriding philosophy behind this latest offering\nfrom French-born director Mathieu Kassovitz, an absolute mess of\na film that abandons any semblance of cohesive storytelling in favor\nof amateurish sensationalism.\nIn the process, the film wastes the considerable talents of Kassovitz,\nBerry and Robert Downey Jr. as it spins wildly out of control with\na train wreck of old, overused ideas, none of which can sustain\nthe momentum of the story.\nCan you even call this a story?\nThe film stars Berry as Dr. Miranda Grey, a successful psychiatrist\nwho specializes in treating the mentally ill. She works in a state\npenitentiary with her husband and boss, Douglas (Charles S. Dutton),\nand a close colleague, Pete Graham (Downey).\n(A role like this makes you wonder if Berry is ever going to try\na serious dramatic role again, following her Oscar-winning turn\nin 2001’s “Monster’s Ball.”)\nAfter working late one night on the case of one of her main patients,\nChloe (Penelope Cruz), Grey begins heading home on—all together\nnow, folks—a dark and stormy night.\nOn her way driving home, she nearly hits a young girl standing in\nthe middle of the road. Dr. Grey’s car rams into a tree and\nshe gets out to see if the girl is OK. When Grey does try to help\nher, the girl screams and suddenly sets ablaze—and then we\nfade to black.\nThe next thing Dr. Grey knows, she wakes up three days later and\nfinds herself imprisoned in a glass cell of her own penitentiary.\nOh, the irony!\nNot only that, but she has been accused of her husband’s murder.\nFrom there, the mystery unfolds—or tries to, at least. As\nMiranda tries to prove her innocence while everyone else just thinks\nshe’s gone mad, she remains haunted by the ghost of the girl\nin the street. Though Grey is your standard, logic-based cynic,\nas she puts it, “I don’t believe in ghosts…but\nthey believe in me.”\nNow, now, stop your snickering. Just imagine how hard it must have\nbeen for Berry to recite that line without cracking a smile.\nAs there is no chance of convincing anyone of her sanity, Grey takes\nmatters into her own hands, even trying to escape from the psych\nward, Sarah Connor-style.\nAs the story progresses, it grows more and more complex, but in\ndoing so becomes unnecessarily convoluted, nonsensical and finally,\njust plain foolish.\nThere’s a certain amount of tolerance that’s always\nneeded for certain film genres—action movies, horror movies,\nmonster movies and, of course, holy-crap-the-earth-is-about-to-explode\nmovies. Such is the case with a movie like “Gothika,”\nbut even the most lenient filmgoer will likely have a problem suspending\nhis or her disbelief for very long on this one.\nPerhaps screenwriter Sebastian Gutierrez was just trying to do too\nmuch with the story—after all, the ingredients are all there\nfor a decent enough popcorn thriller.\nBut the simple fact of the matter is that the movie doesn’t\nmake much sense. In the middle of the film, we discover a bizarre\nconnection between Miranda’s case and that of Chloe, a sexually\nabused patient who claims that she has been having sex with the\ndevil himself. Why the connection? Who knows. Its importance is\nnever explained—it only serves as an easy plot device to get\nto the final act and climax of the story. Who needs an explanation\nIt’s almost as if the filmmakers weren’t even trying\nto make this movie intelligible. What happens in the film happens\nbecause they say so—no further meaning or explanation is needed.\nSome of the tools were there, of course. Kassovitz is a talented\ndirector who proved he can bring the macabre to glorious life in\n2000’s excellent “The Crimson Rivers.” His cinematographer\non “Gothika,” Matthew Libatique, has done brilliant\nwork on such films as “Requiem for a Dream” and “Pi.”\nThe visual style is definitely apparent in their latest attempt—and\nif anything, it creates the kind of creepy mood and atmosphere that\nmasks the inadequacy of the script—but only for a while.\nThey just can’t redeem the film by themselves. The plot unfolds\nin ridiculous ways, absurd coincidences are never explained, plot\ntwists are merely cheap copouts and the basic plot is rendered meaningless\nas all of the film’s payoff sequences ruin any chance at a\nsensible or even acceptable story.\nI don’t care what any psychiatrist says—after seeing\nthis movie, I’d say logic is severely underrated.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Liturgy of Anti-Tank Obstacles\nDmytro Sukholytkyy-Sobchuk is a Ukrainian author and filmmaker, graduated from the Kyiv National I.K. Karpenko-Kary Theatre, Cinema and Television University. Participant of the Berlinale Talents, Locarno Film Academy, he is the founder of the script platform Terrarium. He was first noticed with his short film WEIGHTLIFTER, a EFA contender, winner of the Best Short Film Award in Angers. His first feature, Pamfir, was supported by TorinoFilmLab, MIDPOINT and Cannes’ Cinéfondation.\nFilmography: Штангіст / Weightlifter (2018), Інтерсекція / Intersection (2015), Красна Маланка / Krasna Malanka (2013), Борода / The Beard (2012), Отроцтво / Adolescence (2008)", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Venky Kudumula thought he would join the league of top directors when he got a call from the megastar.\nNot only did Chiranjeevi express his intention to work in his direction, but he also loved the basic story. The film was officially announced.\nThe ‘Bheeshma’ director was ecstatic when it was announced.\nBut the film has now been shelved. Chiranjeevi confirmed in his media interaction that he will not be shooting Venky Kudumula’s film. Insiders say he didn’t like the final script.\nVenky Kudumula will now have to approach other stars. But the problem is that all young actors are busy with their projects. He will need another year to complete his project.\nVenky Kudumula will now approach Nithin again.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "CHUD.com is again ahead of the curve. Back in June I sat down with director Nick Jarecki to talk about his fascinating film portrait of director James Toback, The Outsider. In that interview, Nick spilled the beans on his next project:\nQ: You have the book and the documentary. Do you have another project lined up?\nJarecki: In the fall I’m going to direct a new film called The Informers, which I’ve written with Bret Easton Ellis, based on his best-selling book of the same name. We wrote this very crazy, multi-character, Short Cuts/Boogie Nights type movie that takes place in 1983 in Los Angeles and is about a rock star and a movie studio president and his wife and his mistress and a vampire and a kidnapper.\nNow it’s official – Senator Entertainment has optioned Ellis’ book, and Jarecki and Ellis are working on the script. Obviously Nick had hoped to start filming in 06, but the schedule has been moved back to the spring.\nThere’s no word on whether Snow will be available to do the soundtrack.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Netflix has released the trailer for its documentary The Tinder Swindler, from the producers of Don’t F**k With Cats. The documentary tells the story of how Israeli conman Shimon Hayut, who posed as Simon Leviev, the son of the billionaire diamond mine owner...\n- Viper Hard Seltzer Flamingo Advert Song\n- PrettyLittleThing Molly-Mae An Italian Summer Advert Song\n- Peroni Nastro Azzurro 0.0% Advert – Feat. Couple Shown in Reverse\n- Samsung Galaxy S22 Make Stranger Nights Epic Commercial Song – Feat. Girl Riding Bike at Night\n- Habitat Advert Song – Find Your Spring Habitat", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Chilling Adventures of Sabrina actor Richard Coyle has revealed that he will appear in the third Fantastic Beasts movie.\nJude Law, who portrays Albus Dumbledore in the Fantastic Beasts movie series, has confirmed that the third film has finally started shooting in London!\nAccording to recent reports, production on the third Fantastic Beasts film is officially underway at Leavesden Studios in London.\nThe third film in the Fantastic Beasts series is gearing up to resume filming soon!\nThe Harry Potter series proves to be as magical as ever, as the first film in the series crosses a major box-office milestone!", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Raid of the Rainbow Lounge\n2012, Documentary, 1h 43m0 Reviews Fewer than 50 Ratings\nYou might also like\nWhere to watch\nRate And Review\nRaid of the Rainbow Lounge Photos\nCast & Crew\nCritic Reviews for Raid of the Rainbow Lounge\nThere are no critic reviews yet for Raid Of The Rainbow Lounge. 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Trapped reliving the same day over and over, she begins to question just how perfect her life really was. And as she begins to untangle the mystery of a life suddenly derailed, she must also unwind the secrets of the people closest to her, and discover the power of a single day to make a difference, before she runs out of time for good.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Watched moviesby kobryan-123-856308 | created - 22 Sep 2014 | updated - 1 month ago | Public\n- Instant Watch Options\n- Movies or TV\n- IMDb Rating\n- In Theaters\n- On TV\n- Release Year\n1. 22 Jump Street (2014)\nR | 112 min | Action, Comedy, Crime\nAfter making their way through high school (twice), big changes are in store for officers Schmidt and Jenko when they go deep undercover at a local college.\nVotes: 310,171 | Gross: $191.72M\n2. White House Down (2013)\nPG-13 | 131 min | Action, Drama, Thriller\nWhile on a tour of the White House with his young daughter, a Capitol policeman springs into action to save his child and protect the president from a heavily armed group of paramilitary invaders.\nVotes: 187,315 | Gross: $73.10M\n3. The Lego Movie (2014)\nPG | 100 min | Animation, Action, Adventure\nAn ordinary LEGO construction worker, thought to be the prophesied as \"special\", is recruited to join a quest to stop an evil tyrant from gluing the LEGO universe into eternal stasis.\nVotes: 292,182 | Gross: $257.76M\n4. This Is the End (2013)\nR | 107 min | Comedy, Fantasy\n6 Los Angeles celebrities are stuck in James Franco's house after a series of devastating events just destroyed the city. Inside, the group not only will have to face with the apocalypse, but with themselves.\nVotes: 352,631 | Gross: $101.47M\n5. G.I. Joe: Retaliation (2013)\nPG-13 | 110 min | Action, Adventure, Sci-Fi\nThe G.I. Joes are not only fighting their mortal enemy Cobra; they are forced to contend with threats from within the government that jeopardize their very existence.\nVotes: 163,230 | Gross: $122.52M\n6. Don Jon (2013)\nR | 90 min | Comedy, Drama, Romance\nA New Jersey guy dedicated to his family, friends, and church, develops unrealistic expectations from watching porn and works to find happiness and intimacy with his potential true love.\nVotes: 212,494 | Gross: $24.48M\n7. 21 Jump Street (2012)\nR | 109 min | Action, Comedy, Crime\nA pair of underachieving cops are sent back to a local high school to blend in and bring down a synthetic drug ring.\nVotes: 466,482 | Gross: $138.45M\n8. The Vow (2012)\nPG-13 | 104 min | Drama, Romance\nA car accident puts Paige in a coma, and when she wakes up with severe memory loss, her husband Leo works to win her heart again.\nVotes: 169,367 | Gross: $125.01M\n9. G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra (2009)\nPG-13 | 118 min | Action, Adventure, Sci-Fi\nAn elite military unit comprised of special operatives known as G.I. Joe, operating out of The Pit, takes on an evil organization led by a notorious arms dealer.\nVotes: 188,897 | Gross: $152.27M\n10. Step Up 2: The Streets (2008)\nPG-13 | 98 min | Drama, Music, Romance\nRomantic sparks occur between two dance students from different backgrounds at the Maryland School of the Arts.\nVotes: 74,874 | Gross: $58.02M\n11. Step Up (2006)\nPG-13 | 104 min | Crime, Drama, Music\nTyler Gage receives the opportunity of a lifetime after vandalizing a performing arts school, gaining him the chance to earn a scholarship and dance with an up and coming dancer, Nora.\nVotes: 102,307 | Gross: $65.33M\n12. She's the Man (2006)\nPG-13 | 105 min | Comedy, Romance, Sport\nWhen her brother decides to ditch for a couple weeks, Viola heads over to his elite boarding school, disguised as him, and proceeds to fall for one of his soccer teammates, and soon learns she's not the only one with romantic troubles.\nVotes: 133,562 | Gross: $2.34M\n14. Coach Carter (2005)\nPG-13 | 136 min | Biography, Drama, Sport\nControversy surrounds high school basketball coach Ken Carter after he benches his entire team for breaking their academic contract with him.\nVotes: 108,174 | Gross: $67.26M\n15. Superbad (2007)\nR | 113 min | Comedy\nTwo co-dependent high school seniors are forced to deal with separation anxiety after their plan to stage a booze-soaked party goes awry.\nVotes: 472,241 | Gross: $121.46M\n16. The Sitter (2011)\nR | 81 min | Comedy\nA college student on suspension is coaxed into babysitting the kids next door, though he is fully unprepared for the wild night ahead of him.\nVotes: 64,925 | Gross: $30.54M\n17. Click (2006)\nPG-13 | 107 min | Comedy, Drama, Fantasy\nA workaholic architect finds a universal remote that allows him to fast-forward and rewind to different parts of his life. Complications arise when the remote starts to overrule his choices.\nVotes: 277,229 | Gross: $137.36M\n18. Accepted (2006)\nPG-13 | 93 min | Comedy\nA high school slacker who's rejected by every school he applies to opts to create his own institution of higher learning, the South Harmon Institute of Technology, on a rundown piece of property near his hometown.\nVotes: 115,071 | Gross: $36.32M\n19. The 40-Year-Old Virgin (2005)\nR | 116 min | Comedy, Romance\nGoaded by his buddies, a nerdy guy who's never \"done the deed\" only finds the pressure mounting when he meets a single mother.\nVotes: 353,213 | Gross: $109.45M\n20. Captain America: The First Avenger (2011)\nPG-13 | 124 min | Action, Adventure, Sci-Fi\nSteve Rogers, a rejected military soldier transforms into Captain America after taking a dose of a \"Super-Soldier serum\". But being Captain America comes at a price as he attempts to take down a war monger and a terrorist organization.\nVotes: 625,410 | Gross: $176.65M\n21. Thor: The Dark World (2013)\nPG-13 | 112 min | Action, Adventure, Fantasy\nWhen Dr. Jane Foster gets cursed with a powerful entity known as the Aether, Thor is heralded of the cosmic event known as the Convergence and the genocidal Dark Elves.\nVotes: 509,642 | Gross: $206.36M\n22. The Avengers (2012)\nPG-13 | 143 min | Action, Adventure, Sci-Fi\nEarth's mightiest heroes must come together and learn to fight as a team if they are going to stop the mischievous Loki and his alien army from enslaving humanity.\nVotes: 1,136,073 | Gross: $623.36M\n23. The Losers (I) (2010)\nPG-13 | 97 min | Action, Adventure, Crime\nA CIA special forces team are betrayed and left for dead by their superiors, galvanizing them to mount an offensive on the CIA.\nVotes: 81,641 | Gross: $23.58M\n24. Push (2009)\nPG-13 | 111 min | Action, Sci-Fi, Thriller\nTwo young Americans with special abilities must race to find a girl in Hong Kong before a shadowy government organization called Division does.\nVotes: 99,045 | Gross: $31.81M\n25. Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer (2007)\nPG | 92 min | Action, Adventure, Fantasy\nThe Fantastic Four learn that they aren't the only super-powered beings in the universe when they square off against the powerful Silver Surfer and the planet-eating Galactus.\nVotes: 234,198 | Gross: $131.92M\n26. TMNT (2007)\nPG | 103 min | Animation, Action, Adventure\nWhen the world is threatened by an ancient evil, the four adolescent turtles must reunite and overcome their faults in order to stand against it.\nVotes: 57,549 | Gross: $54.15M\n27. Fantastic Four (I) (2005)\nPG-13 | 106 min | Action, Adventure, Fantasy\nA group of astronauts gain superpowers after a cosmic radiation exposure and must use them to oppose the plans of their enemy, Doctor Victor Von Doom.\nVotes: 291,693 | Gross: $154.70M\n29. The Incredibles (2004)\nPG | 115 min | Animation, Action, Adventure\nA family of undercover superheroes, while trying to live the quiet suburban life, are forced into action to save the world.\nVotes: 576,443 | Gross: $261.44M\n30. Thor (2011)\nPG-13 | 115 min | Action, Adventure, Fantasy\nThe powerful, but arrogant god Thor, is cast out of Asgard to live amongst humans in Midgard (Earth), where he soon becomes one of their finest defenders.\nVotes: 646,332 | Gross: $181.03M\n31. Iron Man 2 (2010)\nPG-13 | 124 min | Action, Sci-Fi\nWith the world now aware of his identity as Iron Man, Tony Stark must contend with both his declining health and a vengeful mad man with ties to his father's legacy.\nVotes: 623,006 | Gross: $312.43M\n32. Iron Man (2008)\nPG-13 | 126 min | Action, Adventure, Sci-Fi\nAfter being held captive in an Afghan cave, billionaire engineer Tony Stark creates a unique weaponized suit of armor to fight evil.\nVotes: 821,183 | Gross: $318.41M\n33. Jumper (2008)\nPG-13 | 88 min | Action, Adventure, Sci-Fi\nA teenager with teleportation abilities suddenly finds himself in the middle of an ancient war between those like him and their sworn annihilators.\nVotes: 267,175 | Gross: $80.17M\n34. xXx: State of the Union (2005)\nPG-13 | 101 min | Action, Crime, Thriller\nDarius Stone, a new agent in the xXx program, is sent to Washington, D.C. to stop a coup attempt against the President of the United States.\nVotes: 62,133 | Gross: $26.87M\n35. S.W.A.T. (2003)\nPG-13 | 117 min | Action, Adventure, Crime\nAn imprisoned drug kingpin offers a huge cash reward to anyone that can break him out of police custody, and only the L.A.P.D.'s Special Weapons and Tactics team can prevent it.\nVotes: 129,535 | Gross: $116.93M\n37. Our Friend, Martin (1999 Video)\nTV-G | 60 min | Animation, Drama, Family\nThis is the story of a black teenager named Miles, who has to go on a class field trip to the museum of learning what Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. did for humanity, he thinks that he'd ... See full summary »\n38. Avatar (2009)\nPG-13 | 162 min | Action, Adventure, Fantasy\nA paraplegic marine dispatched to the moon Pandora on a unique mission becomes torn between following his orders and protecting the world he feels is his home.\nVotes: 1,012,352 | Gross: $760.51M\n39. Clash of the Titans (2010)\nPG-13 | 106 min | Action, Adventure, Fantasy\nPerseus demigod, son of Zeus, battles the minions of the underworld to stop them from conquering heaven and earth.\nVotes: 251,416 | Gross: $163.21M\n40. Wrath of the Titans (2012)\nPG-13 | 99 min | Action, Adventure, Fantasy\nPerseus braves the treacherous underworld to rescue his father, Zeus, captured by his son, Ares, and brother Hades who unleash the ancient Titans upon the world.\nVotes: 168,950 | Gross: $83.67M\n41. Star Trek: Into Darkness (2013)\nPG-13 | 132 min | Action, Adventure, Sci-Fi\nAfter the crew of the Enterprise find an unstoppable force of terror from within their own organization, Captain Kirk leads a manhunt to a war-zone world to capture a one-man weapon of mass destruction.\nVotes: 439,485 | Gross: $228.78M\n42. Star Trek (2009)\nPG-13 | 127 min | Action, Adventure, Sci-Fi\nThe brash James T. Kirk tries to live up to his father's legacy with Mr. Spock keeping him in check as a vengeful Romulan from the future creates black holes to destroy the Federation one planet at a time.\nVotes: 549,815 | Gross: $257.73M\n45. Dirty Deeds (2005)\nPG-13 | 87 min | Comedy", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Hailing from England, Grant attended Oxford University and made his feature film debut in Privileged. His breakthrough role came in the 1987 Merchant-Ivory film Maurice, based on\nE.M. Forster's novel. Grant won the Best Actor Award at the Venice Film Festival for his portrayal of a young man confronting his homosexuality in the Edwardian age. That led to leading roles in such films as The Dawning, with Anthony Hopkins; Ken Russell's The Lair of the White Worm; Roman Polanski's Bitter Moon; Night Train to Venice; and the award-winning Mercent-Ivory drama The Remains of the Day, with Anthony Hopkins and Emma Thompson.\nGrant's additional film credits include the British comedy An Awfully Big Adventure, for director Mike Newell; the critically acclaimed \"The Englishman Who Went Up a Hill But Came Down a Mountain,\" written and directed by Christopher Monger; Ang Lee's Oscar-winning adaptation of Jane Austen's Sense and Sensibility; Chris Columbus' comedy Nine Months, with Julianne Moore and Robin Williams; Woody Allen's Small Time Crooks and Michael Apted's thriller Extreme Measures, with Gene Hackman, which he also produced.\nGrant previously worked with director Marc Lawrence when he starred with Sandra Bullock in the romantic comedy Two Weeks' Notice. His recent film credits also include Bridget Jones's Diary and its sequel, Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason, both with Renee Zellweger; the ensemble comedy hit Love Actually; and American Dreamz.\nRead earlier biographies on this page.\nHugh Grant Facts\n|Birth Name||Hugh John Mungo Grant|\n|Birthday||September 9, 1960 (63)|\n|Birthplace||London, England, United Kingdom|\n|Height||5' 11\" (1m80) How tall is Hugh Grant compared to you?|\n|Awards||1995 Golden Globe Awards: Best Actor in a Motion Picture - Comedy or Musical (for Four Weddings and a Funeral)|\n|1995 BAFTA Awards: Actor in a Leading Role (for Four Weddings and a Funeral)|\n|Lost for Words (2009) as Charlie Cooper|\n|Music and Lyrics (2007) as Alex Fletcher|\n|American Dreamz (2006) as Martin Tweed|\n|Love Actually (2003) as Prime Minister|\n|About a Boy (2002) as Will|\n|Two Weeks Notice (2002) as George Wade|\n|Bridget Jones's Diary (2001) as Daniel Cleaver|\n|Notting Hill (1999) as William Thacker|\n|Restoration (1995) as Elias Finn|\n|Sense and Sensibility (1995) as Edward Ferrars|\n|Sirens (1994) as Anthony Campion|\n|The Remains of the Day (1993) as Reginald Cardinal|", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: DEAD MEN TELL NO TALES (2017).\nAin’t that the truth!\nWhile I still enjoy the Captain Jack Sparrow character played by Johnny Depp, the PIRATES films themselves have become shallow and redundant, with no sense of storytelling whatsoever. But I get ahead of myself.\nPIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: DEAD MEN TELL NO TALES (2017) is really the tale of two new characters. Henry Turner (Brenton Thwaites) is the son of Will Turner (Orlando Bloom), the dashing blacksmith who teamed up with Jack Sparrow in the first three PIRATES movies. We learn in a pre-credit sequence that Will Turner is forever cursed to spend his days in a watery grave beneath the ocean, but his son Henry is determined to free his dad. And what self-respecting son wouldn’t naturally try to free his deceased dad from an underwater curse? This is the sort of thing that happens every day, right? Anyway, the only way Henry can do this—of course— is with the help of one Captain Jack Sparrow.\nTo free his dad, Henry needs the Trident of Poseidon, which gives its handler total control of the seas, and the only person who possesses enough gumption to get it, I guess, is Sparrow.\nThe other main character is Carina Smyth (Kaya Scodelario). When we first meet her, she’s about to be executed for being a witch, but she’s not a witch. She’s just smart and enlightened, but being an intelligent woman in those days doesn’t sit too well with the men, and so she’s accused of being a witch.\nWhen Jack Sparrow (Johnny Depp) and his pirate buddies attempt to pull off a bold heist, things don’t go so well, and Sparrow is captured and set to be executed on the same day as Carina Smyth. But the two escape with the help of Henry Turner, setting in motion the quest for the Trident of Poseidon.\nMeanwhile, the undead Captain Salazar (Javier Bardem) is also searching for the Trident so he and his men can escape their own watery grave and kill Jack Sparrow in the process. And if all this isn’t enough, old nemesis Captain Barbossa (Geoffrey Rush) also shows up, and he too is interested in the elusive Trident.\nTalk about a story that generates absolutely zero interest.\nAnd that, by far, is my biggest problem with PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: DEAD MEN TELL NO TALES. The screenplay by Jeff Nathanson is pretty much geared for six year-olds. Seriously, unless you’re a young child who loves pirates, I don’t know how you can sit through this movie. It’s not even appealing to teenagers, let alone adults. The Trident of Poseidon? Seriously? The story here works on the same level as something like PETER PAN, which is fine for a children’s movie, but for a PG-13 pirates adventure? It just doesn’t cut it.\nThe humor doesn’t work either. The jokes are watered down and not edgy enough to earn many laughs.\nThe film plays like a TRANSFORMERS movie under water. Special effects galore, but no story to be found, which is a shame, because it wastes a character I like a lot, Captain Jack Sparrow.\nDirectors Joachim Ronning and Espen Sandberg have created a polished looking movie that is as hollow and empty as it is visually striking. It’s the kind of movie that puts me to sleep, because there’s no story to support it, and no characters to capture my interest.\nThe action scenes don’t distinguish themselves, except for the early robbery scene, which was a pretty fun sequence, as Sparrow’s pirate buddies literally drag the entire building housing the safe they were robbing through the streets of the town in a rather rousing chase scene. But other than this the action scenes fall flat.\nI like Johnny Depp as Jack Sparrow, and I have no problem with his performance here. The problem is with the script, which can’t seem to give him worthwhile lines or things to do. The first PIRATES movie, PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: THE CURSE OF THE BLACK PEARL (2003) was a snappy, rousing, and very creative flick with a story that featured lots of satisfying twists and turns, and at its center was Depp’s Jack Sparrow. Here, there’s barely a creative spark to be found, and Depp is stuck saying inferior lines and having his screen time reduced in favor of newer younger characters.\nJavier Bardem is a fantastic actor, but I found his performance as Captain Salazar grating and difficult to watch. It didn’t help that the character is as dull as a piece of floating seaweed.\nGeoffrey Rush is another superior actor, and he benefits here from having his Captain Barbossa character introduced in the earlier movies. Rush actually does have some fine moments here, especially with some revelations about his character later in the movie.\nNewcomers Brenton Thwaites as Henry Turner and Kaya Scodelario as Carina Smyth pretty much put me to sleep.\nKevin McNally, who has appeared in all five PIRATES movie as Sparrow’s fellow pirate Gibbs, is enjoyable once again here, but like Johnny Depp, he’s contending with an inferior script.\nMy favorite part of PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: DEAD MEN TELL NO TALES was the music, and I’m not talking about the new score to this film by Geoff Zanelli, but the original PIRATES theme written by Klaus Badelt. That theme was and still is perfect for this series, and whenever it was used in this movie, the film became at least tolerable, but outside of that, there’s nothing worthwhile about this movie.\nCheck that. There is one more thing. Paul McCartney shows up in a cameo as a pirate named Uncle Jack (What? No Uncle Albert?). His exchange with Depp’s Jack Sparrow is brief but it’s fun.\nThe rest of the film is flat-out awful. Better to walk the plank than to sit through two plus hours of this sea tale.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Watch A Man of Action (2022) Full - Free Movie Online\nA Man of Action (2022) is an English movie. Javier Ruiz Caldera has directed this movie. Juan José Ballesta, Liah O'Prey, Luis Callejo are the starring of this movie. It was released in 2022. A Man of Action (2022) is considered one of the best Biography, Drama, History movie in United States and around the world.\n|Host Server||Quality||Movie Links|\n|uwatchfree||WEBRip||Click to Play|\n|streamtape||WEBRip||Click to Play | Click to Download|\nA Man of Action (2022) web 720p 1.01 GB\nA Man of Action (2022) web 1080p 2.06 GB", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "30 hand picked films. A new one every day\nThe Rice People chronicles a few critical months in the life of a peasant farming family on an intimate scale, yet expands to examine universal issues about the human condition.\n1995 | Winner: Special Jury Award\n(3.5 | 35mm)\nThis was wonderfully handled. Peng Phan deserves an award.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "While we'd already heard that Hawkeye (Jeremy Renner) was going to make a cameo appearance in Marvel's upcoming superhero movie Thor, we didn't know how big of a cameo it was going to be ... until now. And we've got a few details on what we'll see.\nThe lucky Katey Rich from Cinemablend got to see some footage from director Kenneth Branagh's Thor during Cinema Con—and while you might think Marvel and Paramount would NOT show the cameo appearance in order to get us into theaters to see it— they did!\nHere's what she reports:\nJeremy Renner is playing Hawkeye in Avengers but now we know that the first place you'll see the character is in Thor this summer. The scene we saw featured Renner as Hawkeye, working with the infamous Agent Coulson, played as he was in the Iron Man movies, by Clark Gregg. The scene features Hawkeye using his famous bow and arrow and he has multiple lines, so while we're talking about something a little more than a momentary cameo, there's no way to know if his involvement will go any further than that one scene.\nFor now at least we know he's in the movie. Expect Hawkeye to show up in Thor when you buy your ticket on May 5th.\nMay 5 just can't come soon enough.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "\"CinemaPlus\" cinema theaters chain will screen the anticipated Turkish comedy film \"Eltilerin Savashi\".\nDirected by: Onur Bilgetay.\nStarring: Gupse Ozay, Merve Dizdar, Ferit Aktuk and Uraz Kaygilaroghlu.\nThe film unfolds the story of sweet dispute and endless competition between two sisters-in-law, Sultan and Gizem. The sisters-in-law find themselves in the middle of funny war, as none of them wants to feel left behind.\nThe brothers, Salim and Fatih, soon became involved in competition among their wives.\nFilm will be theatrically released from February 6 at all cinema theatres of \"CinemaPlus\".\nПоделиться этой новостью", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Ethereum funded movie to hold world premiere in Hollywood – Image Source: Carnival Cinema\nThe world’s first ethereum funded movie, “The Pitts Circus”, will make its debut in Hollywood at the Kapow Intergalactic Film Festival, November 14. Financing for the international production was completed earlier this year through the Ethereum Movie Venture token sale.\nA post-truth mockumentary, “The Pitts Circus” tells the story of an Australian circus family that gets into trouble over a hardware wallet belonging to an aristocratic family. The movie follows the Pitts’ lives on the road in a world where blockchain technology has a substantial impact on day-to-day existence.\nWorld’s first ethereum funded movie, “The Pitts Circus” was financed entirely through a three-phase ICO/ITO – essentially a presale of ethereum certified tickets, handled by the Ethereum Movie Venture, a blockchain based movie platform.\n“Originally, we were a bunch of circus-freaks and cryptopunks who wanted to tell the amazing story of this unique circus family. We were absolutely blown away by the success of our independent movie that is so not Hollywood,” producer Toni Caradonna said.\n“With the advent of ethereum, we felt this is a game-changer. We believe that blockchain technology will have the same impact on society the Internet did. For the first time in history, humans are delegating trust away from institutions and other people to machines and processes. Like every disruptive innovation in technology, it can be both good and bad. In our case, it empowered us and our community to create a piece of art that does not follow the mainstream. […] The fact that ethereum has made [The Pitts Circus] possible and gave art the voice we think it deserves is a good thing. This movie is the proof that blockchains like ethereum actually do have a real world impact that is way above the boring trading business,” Caradonna added.\n“The Pitts Circus” will be screened at Laemmle’s in North Hollywood, on November 14. Early-bird tickets are available at tickets4u.io.\nEthereum Movie Venture plans to further fund at least one movie per year. A vote to determine the next project that will receive financing is currently underway. The blockchain based movie platform has set out to expand the ecosystem by launching a special token that can grant access to movie theaters.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Giger’s most famous book, Necronomicon, published in 1977, served as the visual inspiration for director Ridley Scott’s film Alien, Giger’s first high-profile film assignment, which earned him the 1980 Oscar for the Best Achievement in Visual Effects for his designs of the film’s title character, including all the stages of its lifecycle, plus the film’s extraterrestrial environments.\nThe book was originally published by Sphinx Verlag and was republished in 1993 by Morpheus International. A subsequent collection of his images followed as H. R. Giger’s Necronomicon 2, printed in 1985 by Edition C of Switzerland. A startling milestone on the darkly lit road once traveled by the likes of Bosch, Brueghel, Lovecraft, Poe and Kafka. Giger’s remarkable book of the dead gives us some of the most powerful images ever an artist drew from the well of the imagination.\nGiger’s other well-known film work includes his designs for Poltergeist II, Alien3 and Species, as well as the legendary unmade film, Alejandro Jodorowsky’s Dune.\nDune (designs for unproduced Alejandro Jodorowsky adaptation of the Frank Herbert novel; the movie Dune was later made in an adaptation by David Lynch.)\nAlien (designed, among other things, the Alien creature, “The Derelict” and the “Space Jockey”)\nAliens (credited for the creation of the creature only)\nAlien 3 (designed the dog-like Alien bodyshape, plus a number of unused concepts, many mentioned on the special features disc of Alien 3, despite not being credited in the movie theater version)\nAlien: Resurrection (credited for the creation of the creature only)\nPoltergeist II: The Other Side\nSpecies (designed Sil, and the Ghost Train in a dream sequence)\nBatman Forever (designed radically different envisioning of the Batmobile; design was not used in the film)\nFuture-Kill (designed artwork for the movie poster)\nTokyo: The Last Megalopolis (creature designs)\nPrometheus (the film includes “The Derelict” spacecraft and the “Space Jockey” designs from the first Alien film, as well as a “Temple” design from the failed Jodorowsky Dune project and original extraterrestrial murals created exclusively for Prometheus, based in conceptual art from Alien. Unlike Alien: Resurrection, the Prometheus film credited H. R. Giger with the original designs).", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "5 Weddings 5 Weddings:- Rajkumar Rao’s fans are going to meet his 3 different movies within a month. 5 Weddings Rajkumar Rao is one of\nThis week’s Manto is a worthwhile movie, while Shahid Kapoor’s Batti Gul Meter Chalu can get so many crores of rupees on the first day.\nMovies Releasing this Friday:- Take a look at the latest Bollywood and Hollywood films released on Friday and book your tickets already! Bollywood and Hollywood\nAjay Devgan’s film Total Dhamal is being done in the 1977 film ‘Nankar’s Superhit Classic’ song ‘Kaunga Moongra’. Sonakshi Sinha and Ajay Devgan will be\nUpcoming Bollywood movies in September 2018 1. Upcoming Bollywood movies Lupt Release DateMovie NameRating 14 September 2018 Lupt50 Lupt is a 2018 Bollywood horror thriller,\nShahrukh Khan Upcoming Movies Shahrukh Khan Upcoming Movies Here is the list of New and Latest Shahrukh Khan Upcoming Movies 2018,2019 and 2020 along with\nAamir Khan Upcoming Movies:- Here is the list of New and Latest Aamir Khan Upcoming Movies release dates for Hindi Movies this list is subject\nSaheb Biwi Aur Gangster 3 Movie Review Saheb Biwi Aur Gangster 3 ‘is the second film after Sanjay Dutt returns from jail. Since Sanjay has", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "I was recently informed of a new festival called the \"Vampire Film Festival\" and it just recently opened for submissions. Just going through their press release here... \"Vampire Fest\" will come to New Orleans in late Autumn 2009 and they'll be accepting all films that could be classified in the context of vampire, supernatural and the bizarre. They'll accept any narrative or experimental film that emphasizes the grotesque, mysterious or desolate. Also, as werewolves and other supernatural creatures are interconnected with that of the vampire, \"Vampire Fest\" will be open to films of the Goth, zombie and werewolf, witch or ghost genre... and there will be awards in various categories. I haven't replied to their email yet, but I should be hearing more about the festival soon.\nIf you're in the Cleveland area, you should be getting ready for the Cinema Wasteland Movie and Memorabilia Expo, which is next weekend, on April 3rd-5th. They're going to be showing some classic horror films ON film, such as \"The Corpse Grinders\", \"The Fun House\" and \"Day of the Animals\". They're also screening a whole bunch on DVD or video and a lot of them are films that we've reviewed and talked about here, such as \"Breaking Her Will\" from Bill Zebub, \"Isle of the Damned\" from Mark Colegrove & Mark Leake and \"Stockholm Syndrome\" from Ryan Cavalline. There's going to be lots of good indie horror, there's Q&A sessions with a lot of the filmmakers and much, much more. So, definitely go support that if you're in the area!\nI was going to mention a bunch of approaching deadlines and stuff, but I'll save that for later... I think this is enough information for today. Besides, I need to clear up a bunch of stuff in my inbox before I head out for the day. Have a good one, see you next week.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "I was first introduced to Wolverine through the early 1990s X-Men: The Animated Series. I thought he had the coolest mutant power and loved how he always did what he thought was best (even if Cyclopes hated the idea). The first comic book I bought was Wolverine (issue #67, \"Valley O'Death!\"). When X-Men: Children of the Atom came out in arcades, I spent countless hours (and quarters) mastering Wolverine’s “berserker barrage”. Looking back, Wolverine was an essential ingredient in my origin story as a geek.\nDid my nostalgia for Wolvie set me up for unrealistic expectations for his new movie, The Wolverine? Nope, his last solo adventure, X-Men Origins: Wolverine, was so bad that it completely destroyed any hope I had of seeing a good Wolverine story on the big screen. I went into this film expecting nothing.\nTo my surprise, I enjoyed a lot of The Wolverine. It was refreshing to see a movie take place entirely in Japan (with a little bit of Canada) and feature a predominantly Asian cast. Compared to the rest of this summer’s genre films, The Wolverine has better representation of women (3 female leads who speak to each other and kick ass). It met the needs of fans by including major threads from the comics while also making the movie accessible to anyone who hasn't seen a X-Men film.\nWhat I enjoyed most was Logan’s internal struggle. His mutant power is superhuman healing. Combine that with an adamantium reinforced skeleton and our hero is nearly indestructible. The film explores how such abilities impact Wolverine’s psychology. Since pain and fear have no consequences for him, we see Logan habituate to these feelings. This leads Logan to become impulsive, quickly reacting to threats without any concern about what might happen to him (because nothing ever happens to him). Since Wolverine is constantly losing those he loves (because he outlives them), his only source of meaning is his quest for enduring justice. This film challenges Logan by stripping him of his purpose in life. Seeing Wolverine go through this as a psychological ronin gave the film surprising depth and reminded me of some of the ideas raised in Viktor Frankl’s seminal work - Man’s Search for Meaning .\nUnfortunately, the rest of the film is shallow. The villains bored me (I've been spoiled by Benedict Cumberbatch’s John Harrison from Star Trek Into Darkness). Besides one fight on a train, the action was uninspired. Remember that epic Wolverine/samurai battle you played out in your head as a kid? Yeah, it never happens.\nIt's sad that this film will be mostly remembered for its post-credits setup for next year’s X-Men: Days of Future Past. Wolverine consumed my imagination as a kid and I'd like to see him done with the same attention to detail as my adult obsession - Batman. That probably won't happen anytime soon. I'll just wait for the next X-Men movie, for which I now have enormously inflated fanboy expectations.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "A documentary film showing the life of Niu Hongmiao, a 20-year-old country girl who is now a prostitute in Beijing. Around the time of wheat harvesting, she goes back home to Dingxing County, Hebei Province to visit her parents.\nBatman raises the stakes in his war on crime. With the help of Lt. Jim Gordon and District Attorney Harvey Dent, Batman sets out to dismantle the remaining criminal organizations that plague the streets.\nJourney into the secret world of Pixie Hollow and hear Tinker Bell speak for the very first time as the astonishing story of Disney's most famous fairy is finally revealed in the all-new motion picture \"Tinker Bell.\nTerminal Island, New York: 2020. Overcrowding in the US penal system has reached a breaking point. Prisons have been turned over to a monolithic Weyland Corporation, which sees jails full of thugs as an opportunity for televised sport.\nBolt is the star of the biggest show in Hollywood. The only problem is, he thinks it's real. After he's accidentally shipped to New York City and separated from Penny, his beloved co-star and owner, Bolt must harness all his \"super powers\" to find a way home.\nWhen Bella Swan moves to a small town in the Pacific Northwest to live with her father, she starts school and meets the reclusive Edward Cullen, a mysterious classmate who reveals himself to be a 108-year-old vampire.\nHave you watched Wheat Harvest yet? What did you think about it?", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "You might also like\nWhere to watch\nRate And Review\nMessenger of Death Photos\nCast & Crew\nChief Barney Doyle\nCritic Reviews for Messenger of Death\nThere are no critic reviews yet for Messenger of Death. Keep checking Rotten Tomatoes for updates!\nAudience Reviews for Messenger of Death\nNov 21, 2012Messenger of Death is an underrated Charles Bronson flick that is not as bad as what everyone says. I agree that it's not one of his best works, but this is a\\ film that nonetheless has everything you'd expect from a Bronson action thriller. This film should appeal to the diehard Bronson fans only, and it definitely isn't a perfect action thriller, but it has enough good elements on-screen to make it a worthwhile viewing. Directed with flair by Cape Fear director J. Lee Thompson, Messenger of Death is fun for what it is. Bronson has done better, but this film has enough effective thrilling elements to appeal to Bronson fans. The film however had so much more potential in being a great, memorable experience, and as it stands, it's an entertaining ride that does deliver some good thrills, but in some areas the film does lack in a truly original plot, but luckily the film is never dull. The film had potential of being so much more, but it manages to still be an intense ride than only a Charles Bronson action flick can deliver. This isn't his greatest work, but it still manages to deliver the usual treats that we'd expect from this classic tough guy. A film that no Bronson fan should pass up on, and is really a film that will certainly appeal more to his die hard followers than common movie fans. This is an imperfect film, but it still a worthwhile action thriller to watch to kill some time. The cast starring alongside Bronson are good in their parts, and they all have something to offer. However Bronson makes the film work, even with its somewhat lacking, original material and he proves that he doesn't need a gun to kick ass.Alex r Super Reviewer\nFeb 02, 2007Charles Bronson is a reporter investigating a Mormon blood feud. The opening scene is brutal and very well done, reminding me of Once Upon A Time in the West. The \"cowboys\" being kept in shadow was quite eerie.Christopher B Super Reviewer\nMessenger of Death Quotes\nThere are no approved quotes yet for this movie.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Most Popular \"Arrest\" Titles\n- Movies or TV\n- IMDb Rating\n- Instant Watch Options\n- In Theaters\n- On TV\n- Release Year\n1. Star Wars: Episode VIII - The Last Jedi (2017)\nPG-13 | 152 min | Action, Adventure, Fantasy\nRey develops her newly discovered abilities with the guidance of Luke Skywalker, who is unsettled by the strength of her powers. Meanwhile, the Resistance prepares for battle with the First Order.\nVotes: 343,800 | Gross: $619.85M\n2. Blade Runner 2049 (2017)\nR | 164 min | Drama, Mystery, Sci-Fi\nA young blade runner's discovery of a long-buried secret leads him to track down former blade runner Rick Deckard, who's been missing for thirty years.\nVotes: 268,959 | Gross: $92.05M\n3. Brooklyn Nine-Nine (2013– )\nTV-14 | 22 min | Comedy, Crime\nJake Peralta, an immature but talented NYPD detective in Brooklyn's 99th Precinct, comes into immediate conflict with his new commanding officer, the serious and stern Captain Ray Holt.\n4. Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them (2016)\nPG-13 | 133 min | Adventure, Family, Fantasy\nThe adventures of writer Newt Scamander in New York's secret community of witches and wizards seventy years before Harry Potter reads his book in school.\nVotes: 297,469 | Gross: $234.04M\n5. Baby Driver (2017)\nR | 112 min | Action, Crime, Music\nAfter being coerced into working for a crime boss, a young getaway driver finds himself taking part in a heist doomed to fail.\nVotes: 281,782 | Gross: $107.83M\n6. The Florida Project (2017)\nR | 111 min | Drama\nSet over one summer, the film follows precocious six-year-old Moonee as she courts mischief and adventure with her ragtag playmates and bonds with her rebellious but caring mother, all while living in the shadows of Walt Disney World.\nVotes: 38,098 | Gross: $5.90M\nPG-13 | 137 min | Action, Adventure, Fantasy\nA dark force threatens Alpha, a vast metropolis and home to species from a thousand planets. Special operatives Valerian and Laureline must race to identify the marauding menace and safeguard not just Alpha, but the future of the universe.\nVotes: 107,555 | Gross: $40.48M\n8. Captain America: Civil War (2016)\nPG-13 | 147 min | Action, Adventure, Sci-Fi\nPolitical involvement in the Avengers' activities causes a rift between Captain America and Iron Man.\nVotes: 479,972 | Gross: $408.08M\n9. Kingsman: The Golden Circle (2017)\nR | 141 min | Action, Adventure, Comedy\nWhen their headquarters are destroyed and the world is held hostage, the Kingsman's journey leads them to the discovery of an allied spy organization in the US. These two elite secret organizations must band together to defeat a common enemy.\nVotes: 167,806 | Gross: $100.23M\n10. Suicide Squad (2016)\nPG-13 | 123 min | Action, Adventure, Fantasy\nA secret government agency recruits some of the most dangerous incarcerated super-villains to form a defensive task force. Their first mission: save the world from the apocalypse.\nVotes: 470,504 | Gross: $325.10M\n11. Guardians of the Galaxy (2014)\nPG-13 | 121 min | Action, Adventure, Sci-Fi\nA group of intergalactic criminals are forced to work together to stop a fanatical warrior from taking control of the universe.\nVotes: 823,745 | Gross: $333.18M\n12. Baywatch (2017)\nR | 116 min | Action, Comedy, Crime\nDevoted lifeguard Mitch Buchannon butts heads with a brash new recruit, as they uncover a criminal plot that threatens the future of the bay.\nVotes: 97,211 | Gross: $58.06M\n13. Jumanji (1995)\nPG | 104 min | Adventure, Family, Fantasy\nWhen two kids find and play a magical board game, they release a man trapped for decades in it and a host of dangers that can only be stopped by finishing the game.\nVotes: 248,910 | Gross: $100.48M\n14. The Dark Knight (2008)\nPG-13 | 152 min | Action, Crime, Thriller\nWhen the menace known as the Joker emerges from his mysterious past, he wreaks havoc and chaos on the people of Gotham, the Dark Knight must accept one of the greatest psychological and physical tests of his ability to fight injustice.\nVotes: 1,901,164 | Gross: $534.86M\n16. The Avengers (2012)\nPG-13 | 143 min | Action, Adventure, Sci-Fi\nEarth's mightiest heroes must come together and learn to fight as a team if they are going to stop the mischievous Loki and his alien army from enslaving humanity.\nVotes: 1,091,358 | Gross: $623.36M\nPG-13 | 129 min | Action, Adventure, Fantasy\nCaptain Jack Sparrow searches for the trident of Poseidon while being pursued by an undead sea captain and his crew.\nVotes: 187,693 | Gross: $172.56M\n20. The Wolf of Wall Street (2013)\nR | 180 min | Biography, Comedy, Crime\nBased on the true story of Jordan Belfort, from his rise to a wealthy stock-broker living the high life to his fall involving crime, corruption and the federal government.\nVotes: 937,212 | Gross: $116.90M\n21. Castle (2009–2016)\nTV-14 | 43 min | Comedy, Crime, Drama\nAfter a serial killer imitates the plots of his novels, successful mystery novelist Richard \"Rick\" Castle receives permission from the Mayor of New York City to tag along with an NYPD homicide investigation team for research purposes.\n23. Geostorm (2017)\nPG-13 | 109 min | Action, Sci-Fi, Thriller\nWhen the network of satellites designed to control the global climate starts to attack Earth, it's a race against the clock for its creator to uncover the real threat before a worldwide Geostorm wipes out everything and everyone.\nVotes: 53,230 | Gross: $33.70M\n24. Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice (2016)\nPG-13 | 151 min | Action, Adventure, Fantasy\nFearing that the actions of Superman are left unchecked, Batman takes on the Man of Steel, while the world wrestles with what kind of a hero it really needs.\nVotes: 526,049 | Gross: $330.36M\n25. Thor (2011)\nPG-13 | 115 min | Action, Adventure, Fantasy\nThe powerful, but arrogant god Thor, is cast out of Asgard to live amongst humans in Midgard (Earth), where he soon becomes one of their finest defenders.\nVotes: 610,680 | Gross: $181.03M\n26. Thor: The Dark World (2013)\nPG-13 | 112 min | Action, Adventure, Sci-Fi\nWhen Dr. Jane Foster gets cursed with a powerful entity known as the Aether, Thor is heralded of the cosmic event known as the Convergence and the genocidal Dark Elves.\nVotes: 478,405 | Gross: $206.36M\n27. Star Wars: The Force Awakens (2015)\nPG-13 | 136 min | Action, Adventure, Fantasy\nThree decades after the Empire's defeat, a new threat arises in the militant First Order. Stormtrooper defector Finn and the scavenger Rey are caught up in the Resistance's search for the missing Luke Skywalker.\nVotes: 731,595 | Gross: $936.66M\n28. The Departed (2006)\nR | 151 min | Crime, Drama, Thriller\nAn undercover cop and a mole in the police attempt to identify each other while infiltrating an Irish gang in South Boston.\nVotes: 995,390 | Gross: $132.38M\n30. American Made (2017)\nR | 115 min | Action, Biography, Comedy\nThe story of Barry Seal, an American pilot who became a drug-runner for the CIA in the 1980s in a clandestine operation that would be exposed as the Iran-Contra Affair.\nVotes: 90,675 | Gross: $51.34M\n31. Goodfellas (1990)\nR | 146 min | Biography, Crime, Drama\nThe story of Henry Hill and his life in the mob, covering his relationship with his wife Karen Hill and his mob partners Jimmy Conway and Tommy DeVito in the Italian-American crime syndicate.\nVotes: 832,366 | Gross: $46.84M\n32. Jigsaw (I) (2017)\nR | 92 min | Crime, Horror, Mystery\nBodies are turning up around the city, each having met a uniquely gruesome demise. As the investigation proceeds, evidence points to one suspect: John Kramer, the man known as Jigsaw, who has been dead for over 10 years.\nVotes: 39,355 | Gross: $38.05M\n33. Patriots Day (2016)\nR | 133 min | Crime, Drama, History\nThe story of the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing and the aftermath, which includes the city-wide manhunt to find the terrorists responsible.\nVotes: 62,771 | Gross: $31.89M\n34. Moonlight (I) (2016)\nR | 111 min | Drama\nA chronicle of the childhood, adolescence and burgeoning adulthood of a young, African-American, gay man growing up in a rough neighborhood of Miami.\nVotes: 188,044 | Gross: $27.85M\n35. The Fate of the Furious (2017)\nPG-13 | 136 min | Action, Crime, Thriller\nWhen a mysterious woman seduces Dom into the world of terrorism and a betrayal of those closest to him, the crew face trials that will test them as never before.\nVotes: 156,627 | Gross: $225.76M\n36. Kingsman: The Secret Service (2014)\nR | 129 min | Action, Adventure, Comedy\nA spy organization recruits an unrefined, but promising street kid into the agency's ultra-competitive training program, just as a global threat emerges from a twisted tech genius.\nVotes: 500,248 | Gross: $128.26M\n37. Gone Girl (2014)\nR | 149 min | Crime, Drama, Mystery\nWith his wife's disappearance having become the focus of an intense media circus, a man sees the spotlight turned on him when it's suspected that he may not be innocent.\nVotes: 692,651 | Gross: $167.77M\n38. Sicario (2015)\nR | 121 min | Action, Crime, Drama\nAn idealistic FBI agent is enlisted by a government task force to aid in the escalating war against drugs at the border area between the U.S. and Mexico.\nVotes: 279,557 | Gross: $46.89M\n39. The Hitman's Bodyguard (2017)\nR | 118 min | Action, Comedy, Thriller\nThe world's top bodyguard gets a new client, a hit man who must testify at the International Criminal Court. They must put their differences aside and work together to make it to the trial on time.\nVotes: 120,760 | Gross: $75.47M\n40. The Equalizer (2014)\nR | 132 min | Action, Crime, Thriller\nA man believes he has put his mysterious past behind him and has dedicated himself to beginning a new, quiet life. But when he meets a young girl under the control of ultra-violent Russian gangsters, he can't stand idly by - he has to help her.\nVotes: 261,832 | Gross: $101.53M\n41. Newsies (1992)\nPG | 121 min | Drama, Family, History\nA musical based on the New York City newsboy strike of 1899. When young newspaper sellers are exploited beyond reason by their bosses they set out to enact change and are met by the ruthlessness of big business.\nVotes: 16,699 | Gross: $2.82M\n42. Ant-Man (2015)\nPG-13 | 117 min | Action, Adventure, Comedy\nArmed with a super-suit with the astonishing ability to shrink in scale but increase in strength, cat burglar Scott Lang must embrace his inner hero and help his mentor, Dr. Hank Pym, plan and pull off a heist that will save the world.\nVotes: 415,086 | Gross: $180.20M\n43. Gladiator (2000)\nR | 155 min | Action, Adventure, Drama\nWhen a Roman General is betrayed, and his family murdered by an emperor's corrupt son, he comes to Rome as a gladiator to seek revenge.\nVotes: 1,118,826 | Gross: $187.71M\n44. Captain America: The Winter Soldier (2014)\nPG-13 | 136 min | Action, Adventure, Sci-Fi\nAs Steve Rogers struggles to embrace his role in the modern world, he teams up with a fellow Avenger and S.H.I.E.L.D agent, Black Widow, to battle a new threat from history: an assassin known as the Winter Soldier.\nVotes: 584,778 | Gross: $259.77M\n45. Psycho (1960)\nR | 109 min | Horror, Mystery, Thriller\nA Phoenix secretary embezzles $40,000 from her employer's client, goes on the run, and checks into a remote motel run by a young man under the domination of his mother.\nVotes: 488,687 | Gross: $32.00M\n46. The Grand Budapest Hotel (2014)\nR | 99 min | Adventure, Comedy, Drama\nThe adventures of Gustave H, a legendary concierge at a famous hotel from the fictional Republic of Zubrowka between the first and second World Wars, and Zero Moustafa, the lobby boy who becomes his most trusted friend.\nVotes: 578,133 | Gross: $59.10M\n47. Good Time (2017)\nR | 101 min | Crime, Drama, Thriller\nAfter a heist goes awry, a bank robber spends a night trying to free his mentally handicapped brother from being sent to Riker's Island prison.\nVotes: 34,031 | Gross: $2.01M\n48. Creed (2015)\nPG-13 | 133 min | Drama, Sport\nThe former World Heavyweight Champion Rocky Balboa serves as a trainer and mentor to Adonis Johnson, the son of his late friend and former rival Apollo Creed.\nVotes: 193,211 | Gross: $109.77M\n50. Les Misérables (2012)\nPG-13 | 158 min | Drama, History, Musical\nIn 19th-century France, Jean Valjean, who for decades has been hunted by the ruthless policeman Javert after breaking parole, agrees to care for a factory worker's daughter. The decision changes their lives forever.\nVotes: 269,702 | Gross: $148.81M", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "‘Conan’ Screenwriters Map Out ‘Uncharted’ Movie\nPosted by GoreMaster Special Effects on November 23, 2009\nUncharted: Drake’s Fortune and its recent sequel are great adventure videogames that springboard off of Indiana Jones and Tomb Raider, with much more fluidity and cinematic flair than we’re usually accustomed to in gameplay. That said — it’s a videogame, and like all videogames, it will shine most brilliantly as something interactive, while a film will only diminish its value.\nThomas Dean Donnelly and Joshua Oppenheimer, the screenwriters behind A Sound of Thunder, the upcoming Conan, and Sahara have been tasked with bringing Uncharted to life on the big screen.\nAs an adventure film, this has plenty of potential — about as much as it stands to derive many of its qualities from the Indiana Jones franchise. However, that vacuum left by Indy’s last crusade has never been successfully filled by any successors.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "27 Movies Like Parasite (2019) On Cineplex Canada\nChasing the feel of watching Parasite ? Here are the movies we recommend you watch after Parasite (2019).\nA beautifully shot movie about a high-schooler who's pushed by his father to always work and exercise the hardest. He aces his exams and always wins at wrestling, but nothing is ever good enough for the father and there is no margin for error. When things with both his body and his relationship start going wrong, his existence comes crashing down. This movie has two parts, and it takes a lot of narrative risks, but the beautiful camera work and believable characters land every single risk. It's an incredible achievement and a movie that should have gotten much more attention than it did.\nThere is so much power to this story based actor Shia Laboeuf’s life. As a kid, he lived with his father on the road during the filming of Even Stevens and other star-making roles. His dad was a war veteran who goes to bikers’ AA meetings and who had a brief acting career himself. He was full of anger that made Laboeuf later suffer from PTSD, but which he was able to perceive in a fascinating way.\nPutting Laboeuf’s fame aside, this is an incredible movie on emotionally abusive parent-child relationships. It’s a universal story. With Shia Laboeuf as his father and Lucas Hedges as current-day Laboeuf.\nThis unique romance is set during a time when a man would be sent the painting of the woman he was to marry before the wedding could take place. Héloïse, secluded with her mother and a maid on a remote island, doesn't approve of her upcoming wedding and refuses to be painted. Her mother sends for a new painter, Marianne, to try to paint her without her noticing. Marianne has to take on this near-impossible task when she starts having feelings for Héloïse. This makes for a riveting romance where Marianne has to choose between her heart and her art while keeping a huge secret from her love interest.\nKeira Knightley stars in this incredible true story of an Iraq War whistleblower who remains relatively little-known in the U.S. Katharine Gun was working for the communications office for the British government when she received a memo in the months leading to the war that showed that the U.S. requested illegal wiretapping assistance from the U.K. on U.N. diplomats. In a heroic act, she chooses to share this memo, hoping that it would stop her government (then led by Tony Blair) from going to war. Spoiler alert: didn't happen, but this decision, which first seemed like a personal sacrifice, has severe implications on her family as the government finds out that she was behind the leak. A compelling political mystery of a case that deserves much more attention than it once got.\nThis crazy adventure thriller was Colombia's nomination for the 2020 Oscars. \"Monos\" translates to monkeys, the nom de guerre of a group of teenagers holding an American hostage in an isolated bunker. Other than the occasional visit from their supervisor, they're left to their devices, forming relationships, smoking weed, drinking, and eating psychedelic mushrooms. One day, on top of the hostage, they're also trusted with a milk cow, named Shakira. A party goes wrong and one of the Monos accidentally kills Shakira, triggering a series of events that sends them deep into the jungle, and deep into despair.\nMonos is not an action movie, it's more of a character study. It was loosely based on The Lord of the Flies.\nIt wouldn't be too far of a reach to evoke Kids (1995) while diving into Mid90s. But instead of taking on the HIV crisis, Mid90s is a much more tender, poignant reflection on coming of age in 90's skate culture. Jonah Hill, writer and director, examines the complexities of trying to fit in and the difficult choices one has to embrace individualism. From an opening of physical abuse to scenes of drug usage and traumatic experiences, Mid90s is a meditation not only on culture, but also a subtle examination of what it means to be human, to reach emotional and physical limitations, and to seek acceptance. Filmed in a 4:3 aspect ratio, Mid90s doesn't concern itself with grandiose filmography, but instead the aspect ratio almost reflects the tonal and metaphorical aspects played out on screen. With a smaller dynamic range of color and the familiar dust/scratches, the 16mm film compliments gritty and emotional moments of Mid90s. The emotional range of the film will take the audience from the depths of empathy to laughing out loud, but there is no compromise to the weight of each moment. Jonah Hill's directorial debut is beautiful in every sense of the word.\nThe question mark in the title represents the central idea of this fascinating documentary: what if worshipping Satan is the only way of ensuring religious freedom for everyone?\nThat's what a group of young members known as The Satanic Temple believe, led by a determined and well-spoken Harvard graduate. They embark on a journey across the U.S. to challenge corrupt officials and the prevalence of religious biases in government agencies. They always request that their belief system (Satanism) is given the same favorable treatment as Christianity, effectively proving that authorities will really only accept a show of religion if it's one religion: Christianity.\nBut their intoxicating energy comes with costs: divisions within the organization and growing pains. This documentary perfectly illustrates not only a misunderstood religion (in the documentary it's referred to as \"post-religion\") but the difficulties of establishing grassroots movements in general.\nMark Ruffalo, Anne Hathaway, and Tim Robbins star in this well-executed and eye-opening drama based on a true story. Robert Bilott (Ruffalo) is a successful corporate lawyer in New York. He is visited by a distressed farmer from his hometown in Cincinnati whose cows have been developing strange behaviors and diseases. Robert decides to take on this case in what will become one of the biggest class-action lawsuits in the country: the use of cancerous chemicals by the company that commercializes Teflon (the stuff in pans). Excellent acting in an incredibly frustrating but necessary story that will trouble you more than any other legal thriller you have watched in the past: prepare to be outraged (and throw away your pans).\nRobert Pattinson and Willem Dafoe are the only two actors starring in this eccentric movie, and they deliver such grand performances that it feels like another actor would have been one too many.\nThey star as lighthouse keepers in the 19th century, left on an island to interact only with each other and their rock. It's a fascinating premise of how these men, left on their own, deal with boredom, loneliness, and being annoyed with one another.\nIncredible performances, an interesting aspect ratio, and perhaps excessive weirdness, make this movie unforgettable.\nYou may have heard about this 2019 critic-favorite from clips like this one of a kid running to flee the movie theater during a screening. “little billy ran the f**k out the door”, the caption reads.\nYou will want to do the same. Recovering from losing her sister and her parents in a single incident, a young girl goes on a trip to Sweden to observe a ritual within a bizarre commune that occurs every 90 years. This cult’s idea of death and their traditions intersect with the girl’s grief to create unthinkable monstrosities.\nNote: while some readers praise the movie for its depiction of anxiety, I highly recommend against watching Midsommar if you suffer from panic attacks.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Documentary Film: “So Close to America” by filmmaker Peter Carrs\nMarch 20, 2019 at Chiawana High School Auditorium\nThe documentary will be presented by the Tri-Cities Immigrant Coalition in partnership with filmmaker Peter Carrs of Seattle. Carrs produced this documentary to address concerns about immigration. The filming was done here in the Tri-Cities. Carrs will be at the showing to answer audience questions.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Hmmm. I actually thought Daniel Craig made a better Bond than Sean Connery. Heresy, I know, but there it is:\nArmchair Generalist: A New Bond Isn't A Bad Thing: 1 I wanted to quickly tell you two things about this new Bond movie \"Casino Royale.\" First, Daniel Craig makes an interesting Bond. The movie's trying to show you how Bond became the smooth, hardened killer/lover that Sean Connery played - why does Bond like martinees, Aston Martins, and good clothes - it's all here. Craig plays it well - he's muscled and quick, a much different character from \"Layer Cake\" - and while he's no Sean Connery, he's going to be better in the next Bond movie.\nThe movie is about a half hour too long - the director really wanted to make a point about how Bond lost his innocence and became the tough professional, and they really didn't need to drag the movie out so long (2 1/2 hours). The Sony product placement is hardly subtle - the Sony laptops, digital cameras, and personal organizers are all embossed clearly for the audience. But the movie is worth seeing - a Bond who sweats and bleeds and gets messy in fights, and who uses no fancy gadgets or gimmicks. This is not a Roger Moore/Pierce Brosnan Bond model...\nBut Texas Hold-em? No.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Box Office Challenge\nHitting the screens this weekend ...\nThor Something Borrowed Jumping the Broom\nThis weekend has some competition for number one, but seriously? Who can compete against a god? Consider me one of the faithful, but I see Thor leading the box office this weekend.\nThen again, I don't think we've seen the last of the Fast Five. The high-octane sequel stole first place last weekend, but I think it may end up playing second fiddle this weekend.\nSomething Borrowed may win over the female audience this weekend, but is that enough to win the weekend? Unfortunately, I think not. I see a bronze medal for this rom-com.\nJumping the Broom may win over its audience, but I worry that the audience may not be big enough to guarantee it a box office win. I picture this movie landing in fourth, but not much higher, even with a dedicated audience.\nFinally, Rio may fly into fifth place. After several weekends in the top five, this one is in serious danger of becoming extinct. Still, I think it may have another weekend left in it.\nEach week Calhoun Kersten and Aaron Ruffcorn go head to head in a Box Office Challenge. Who will win? Maybe you. Aaron will be back Monday with the Box Office Review. Tune in to find out who wins.\nWe’ll take a look at the box office and see if we can’t nail the Top 5 films (in correct order). Also guess how many millions the #1 movie will make.\nIt’s harder than you think. If you don’t believe, let’s see what your answers are.\nCalhoun Kersten's prediction for the weekend of May 6-8 …\n1. Thor ($55 Million) 2. Fast Five 3. Something Borrowed 4. Jumping the Broom 5. Rio\nAaron Ruffcorn's prediction for the weekend of May 6-8 …\n1. Thor ($55 Million) 2. Fast Five 3. Something Borrowed 4. Rio 5. Jumping the Broom\nSo what are your Top 5 at the box office this weekend?", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Australian director Mark Hartley made a treat for genre fans with the Ozsploitation documentary Not Quite Hollywood (review), so it’s exciting to hear him about to embark on a genre film of his own.\nOne of the featured films in that doc was Patrick, a chilling story about a man in a coma who has telekinetic powers. As silly as the concept sounds, the 1978 flick entertained audiences all over the world, achieving cult status with its Hitchcockian style and a soundtrack by none other than Goblin. Tarantino even stole the idea of a person in a coma for Kill Bill, as he points out in Not Quite Hollywood! Patrick is still an effective film but definitely not without its flaws, so it’s exciting to hear that Hartley is working on a remake.\nHe sat down for a talk with Fango to describe what he’s going to change about the film.\nof giving it a creepier, Gothic flavor, very much in a similar style to\nORPHANAGE,” reveals Hartley, who will direct. “There’s much more of a\nfor Dr. Roget, and Patrick has dream sequences and flashbacks where he’s\nthe bed. We don’t want to turn Patrick into Freddy Kreuger; we like to\nit as a love story with a body count. The great thing about the original\nthe fact that here’s a guy with unlimited powers, but all he wants to do\nthem to manipulate the events in that nurse’s life to make her fall in\nwith him. So we’ve kept that central premise and really upped the ante.”\nHartley is obviously a big fan of the film but wants to change it up a bit and distinguish it from the original, which was mostly set inside a hospital room. He’s hoping to start shooting before the end of the year with a budget of around $4 million.\nIn the meantime, Hartley is busy interviewing people for his next project, Machete Maidens Unleashed. Similar to Not Quite Hollywood, it’s a film about genre movies in the Philippines.\n“It looks not so much at Filipino exploitation movies, but the Americans who went over there to shoot films,” Hartley (pictured below) tells Fango, “so it’s kind of a fish-out-of-water story. It covers Roger Corman’s productions, Cirio Santiago’s movies, the BLOOD ISLAND series and Eddie Romero’s other pictures and Bobby Suarez, who literally just died two days ago. Bobby made CLEOPATRA WONG, THE ONE ARMED EXECUTIONER, BIONIC BOY II and things like that. They were films that tried to take on Hollywood and be mainstream, but were kind of beyond mainstream in trying to do it.”\nIf it’s anything like Not Quite Hollywood, it’s bound to be incredible. Head to Fango’s temp site for the full interview with the man.\nTill then, if you have Netflix you can watch both Patrick and Not Quite Hollywood on Instant right now. Do so!", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Legendary composer John Williams, who is responsible for the memorable music of the Star Wars film saga, will return to score Star Wars: Episode VII, according to Lucasfilm President Kathleen Kennedy, who announced the news today at Star Wars Celebration in Germany.\nRight after the announcement, the official Star Wars site posted a video interview with Williams on returning to the fold to work on the highly anticipate new Star Wars feature film, where he says he feels like he’s “never really left the galaxy far, far away.” While he hasn’t seen the script yet nor does he know what the story will be, Williams assumes that there will be themes from the previous movies he can draw upon.\nWatch the video interview here below.\nWilliams scored all six previous Star Wars feature films, creating some of the most iconic and recognizable music in film history, like the opening scroll “Main Title” piece for the original Star Wars (A New Hope) and the ominous “Imperial March.” The composer won an Academy Award for the first Star Wars, as well as for Jaws, E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial, and Schindler’s List and had many nominations for other films (Superman, Raiders of the Lost Ark, Saving Private Ryan, Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone).\nStar Wars: Episode VII is being directed by J.J. Abrams (Star Trek), who back in April said he thought Williams would be doing the score, though people speculated that it might be someone like Michael Giacchino, who did the music for Abrams’ two Star Trek films.\nOriginal trilogy stars Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher, and Mark Hamill are expected to return for Star Wars: Episode VII, which is scheduled for release in the Summer for 2015.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "The Ritual Ending Explained - Spoilers\nThe Ritual Ending Explained\nNetflix released (watch the movie here) The Ritual in 2018, and those who have watched it want the ending explained, and questions answered, like what was the monster. This whole movie led up to\none guy (Luke) facing his shame, fears, regrets through the monster that is likely a son of Loki, the trickster god. In the end, everyone dies except this man who the monster ends up letting go (after Luke put an ax through its head). Luke had the chance to live forever by worshiping the monster (like the room full of decaying people who the boys found in the room that basically stayed alive by worshiping the creature), but decided to face his regrets and fears and overcome them.\n|Picture of the monster in The Ritual - Source: Netflix|\nIt seemed this dark god could smell out a fearful coward (which is its goal), and manipulate them into worshiping him by playing on their fears in life and of death. Those who are not afraid gets killed right away. But, then why does the monster let Luke go in the end? The monster does not let him go, the director does (because it gives watchers a satisfying ending). The Norse storytellers would have ended this movie differently, likely killing everyone who didn't succumb and get on their knees before this evil god.\nHere's some good discussion on Reddit about the ending, and why the monster let Luke go.\nThe Ritual Trailer\nThe Ritual - Netflix Movie Plot Summary Review\nFour guys go on a hike through the dark Scandinavian forest, and in the end they all die except one who must overcome the evil that's found there, and the fear within.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Synopsis by Mark Deming\nFormer film critic André Téchiné directed and co-wrote this offbeat crime drama. Samson (Gérard Depardieu) is a down-on-his-luck boxer who manages to win a fortune thanks to a fixed fight. However, while Samson and his girlfriend Laure (Isabelle Adjani) are trying to get away with the money, he is killed by a gunman who looks just like Samson (and is also played by Depardieu). Laure is crushed, but in time she finds herself attracted to Samson's murderous double; he is also drawn to her, and they eventually become lovers. The supporting cast includes Marie-France Pisier and Jean-Claude Brialy.\nboxing, fixed [corruption], criminal, death, heart, love, prostitute/prostitution", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Watch Operation Varsity Blues: The College Admissions Scandal\n- 1 hr 39 min\nOperation Varsity Blues: The College Admissions Scandal is a 2021 docudrama film that delves into the infamous scandal that rocked the American education system in 2019. Directed by Chris Smith, the movie stars Matthew Modine, Roger Rignack, Jillian Peterson, and a host of other actors who depict the corrupt practices that wealthy parents used to secure admission for their children into elite universities.\nThe film mainly centers on Rick Singer (played by Modine), a smooth-talking conman who ran a \"side door\" scheme for parents looking to secure admission for their children into elite universities like Yale, Stanford, and USC. Singer's intricate plot involved bribing coaches and administrators, doctoring test scores, and even faking some student's athletic abilities, all in the quest to secure spots for his clients.\nThe story is told through a mix of reenactments and real-life footage, with the actors portraying the parents and coaches involved in the scheme. The film takes the viewer through a step-by-step account of how the scam worked, right from the initial contact between Singer and his clients to the eventual arrest of the culprits.\nOperation Varsity Blues' most striking aspect is its unflinching focus on the individuals involved in the scheme. The film lays bare their motivations, their conniving ways, and the effect their actions had on the education system. The story is punctuated by interviews with experts, academics, and journalists who provide insight into the scandal's repercussions and the wider implications on social mobility in the United States.\nOne of the most endearing aspects of the film is how it paints the picture of parents who had become obsessed with their children's future and were willing to go to great lengths to create the illusion of academic excellence. However, as the story unravels, the viewer is confronted with the fact that the side door scheme perpetuates the country's class system and is inherently unfair to students from less privileged backgrounds. The film leaves no doubt that this practice is about power, privilege, and prestige.\nThe performances by the actors are stellar, especially Modine's portrayal of Singer, a character that exudes charisma, guile, and ruthless ambition. Singer is an enigmatic character that keeps the viewer captivated as the story unfolds. The other actors also deliver convincing performances, fleshing out characters that seem to have abandoned their moral compasses in pursuit of their self-interests.\nPerhaps the most surprising aspect of the film is how it casts light on the complicity of the institutions involved in the scheme. The movie is not just a critique of wealthy parents' behavior but also of the education system at large. The side door scheme exploited blind spots in the admission process, and the movie shows how universities and colleges were willing to look the other way as long as they received the hefty donations associated with these schemes.\nThe film also highlights how the case exposes significant flaws in an education system that prioritizes standardized test scores over other criteria that could provide a more deliberate and equitable assessment of a student's abilities. The side door scheme exploited the vitriol for standardized tests, diminishing their value further and exposing the frailty of a system that puts undue emphasis on these assessments.\nOverall, Operation Varsity Blues: The College Admissions Scandal, is a fascinating exploration of a scandal that rocked the United States' academic world. It is a sobering indictment of an education system that privileges the wealthy and powerful at the expense of the marginalized. The film is a perfect example of how storytelling can serve as a platform for social commentary and a call to action.\nOperation Varsity Blues: The College Admissions Scandal is a 2021 documentary with a runtime of 1 hour and 39 minutes. It has received mostly positive reviews from critics and viewers, who have given it an IMDb score of 6.9 and a MetaScore of 70.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Horror Movies & Sci-Fi Movies Database\nyor, an extremely blond prehistoric warrior, comes to question his origins, particularly with regard to a mysterious medallion he wears. When he learns of a desert goddess who supposedly wears the same medallion, yor decides that he must find her and learn his true identity. Along the way, he encounters ape-men, dinosaurs, and a strange futuristic society.\nHe was a powerful warrior from the future, trapped in a prehistoric land, battling for the survival of his people.\nAlso Known As:\nthe Hunter from the Future\nTitle: Il Mondo Di Yor\nRelease Date: August 19, 1983\nRuntime: 88 mins\nAll Genres: Sci-Fi\nCountry: Italy, France, Turkey\nIMDB Rating: 3.4\nBrimstone Pit Rating: 4.4 - (Rate This Horror Movie)\nCategory: Horror Movies Starting With I\nMPAA Rating: PG\nReb Brown ...yor\nCorinne Clery ...Ka-Laa (as Corinne Clery)\nLuciano Pigozzi ...Pag (as Alan Collins)\nCarole Andre ...Ena\nJohn Steiner ...Overlord\nAyshe Gul ...Rea of the Sand-People\nAytekin Akkaya ...Leader of the Sand-People\nMarina Rocchi ...Tarita\nSergio Nicolai ...Kay\nLudovico Della Jojo ...\nAdrian Akdemir ...\nHerent Akdemir ...\nAli Selgur ...\nZeynep Selgur ...\nHenk Akin ...\nZenne Poksuz ...\nNurdan Asar ...\nNilgun Bubikoglu ...\nTevfik Sen ...\nyasemin Celenk ...\nLevent Cakir ...\nyadigar Ejder ... (as yadigar Ajder)\nNick Alexander ...Blond rebel who helps Pag and Ka-Laa (voice:...\nPaul Costello ...Blind Man\nLarry Dolgin ...Kai (voice: English version)\nEdward Mannix ...Pag (voice: English version)\nNello Pazzafini ...Tribe Elder\nGregory Snegoff ...yor (voice: English version)\nRobert Spafford ...Tribe Elder (voice: English version)\nSusan Spafford ...Kalaa (voice: English version)\nRobert D. Bailey\nGuido De Angelis\nMaurizio De Angelis\nMore Movie Taglines:\n- He was a powerful warrior from the future, trapped in a prehistoric land, battling for the survival of his people.\n- Yor: Help me cut the choice meats.\nApeman: Throw him off the cliff! Hurry! The gods must be appeased with fresh blood! Hurry!\nKa-Laa: Why is Yor different from other men?\nYor: Where'd you get that medallion? [Roa looks at Yor's medallion] Yor: What does it mean? Roa: They say I came here together with those men, there, caught in the ice. Why I am alive and they are dead I don't know, and why the ice has formed in this parched desert is a mystery without an answer, but the little water that comes from it is vital to these people and they worship me, as a divine goddess.\nKa-Laa: I'm afraid death rules this land.\n- The costumes worn by Overlord and his guards were left over from L'umanoide (1979) which director Antonio Margheriti did the special effects for.\nThis film is listed among The 100 Most Enjoyably Bad Movies Ever Made in Golden Raspberry Award founder John Wilson's book THE OFFICIAL RAZZIEŽ MOVIE GUIDE.\n» User Comments at imdb.com\n» More information at imdb.com\nMedallion, Dinosaur, Skeleton, Timebomb, Past Is Future ...[more]\nRating: 4.4 out of 10.0 - 72 votes cast total\nBURIED HORROR MOVIE REVIEWS\nHorror movies, horror movie reviews, fiction reviews, interviews, conventions, horror editorials, special features & alot more from the guys your mom warned you about.\nMORTAL KOMBAT NIGHTMARES - WELCOME TO OUR WORLD\nMortal Kombat Nightmares is the premiere source for all that is Mortal Kombat. Complete coverage of the entire MK series.\nSCREAM QUEEN OF THE MONTH\nFeaturing the hottest ladies in horror. From Scream Queens to B-movie Babes, we have them all! The Horror Hotties are here!", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Ayushmann Khurrana, the most talented actor and singer in Bollywood, is known for taking on unusual roles and consistently surprising his audience. As a result, the actor has advanced significantly since his debut film Vicky Donor, which was a box office success, to the present day, when most of his films have become superhits.\nThe actor has accomplished a lot in a short period of time. His popular films, such as Bareilly ki Barfi, Shubh Mangal Saavdhan, Andhadhun, Badhaai Ho, Article 15, Dream Girl, Bala, and Shubh Mangal Zyada Saavdhan, among others, each have a distinctive idea and a social message.\nBefore starring with Vaani Kapoor in the romantic comedy “Chandigarh Kare Aashiqui,” which was released on December 10, 2021, the actor was most recently seen in the action movie Anek, which was released on May 27, 2022 to mixed reviews.\nWith his new social drama Doctor G, which will be published this summer, the actor is now prepared to return. Let’s discuss the movie.\nDoctor G Ayushmann & Rakul First Look\nView the principal players from the upcoming school drama Doctor G’s first photo:\nDoctor G taiyyar ho kar nikle hain. Ab hogi shooting! #DoctorGFirstLook@anubhuti_k @JungleePictures @Rakulpreet @ShefaliShah_ #SheebaChadha #AbhayChintamaniMishr #SumitSaxena #SaurabhBharat #VishalWagh pic.twitter.com/4AaBXHTEts\n— Ayushmann Khurrana (@ayushmannk) July 19, 2021\nMeet Dr. Fatima a.k.a Rakul Preet. She will be here to attend to you in our upcoming campus comedy-drama #DoctorG! 🩺\n.@ayushmannk @Rakulpreet @ShefaliShah_ #SheebaChaddha #AbhayMishra @anubhuti_k #SumitSaxena @Saurabhbharat @vishalwagh21 @JungleePictures #RakulFirstLook pic.twitter.com/UcczP92yuA\n— Junglee Pictures (@JungleePictures) September 17, 2021\nDoctor G Cast & Crew\nAnubhuti Kashyap, who also created the screenplay and the dialogue for the movie with Sumit Saxena, Saurabh Bharat, and Vishal Wagh, is the director of this eagerly anticipated campus drama. The film’s story was also written by Saurabh and Vishal.\nUsman Shaukat is the financier through Junglee Pictures. Ayushmann Khurrana, who plays Dr. Uday Gupta in the movie, and the production company have worked together three times previously, in Bareilly ki Barfi (2017) and Badhaai Ho (2018).\nThe female role is played by actress Rakul Preet Singh as Dr. Fatima Duggal, a medical student. She has worked in a number of Hindi, Tamil, and Telugu films. She is most recognised for her performances in the box office success De De Pyaar De and Yaariyan, her debut Hindi film from 2014.\nAyushmann appeared in Anek, an action thriller directed by Anubhav Sinha, which was released on May 27, while the actress has a number of projects this year, including Thank God and many others.\nShefali Shah will play Dr. Nandini alongside star actors Ayushmann and Rakul Preet, while Sheeba Chaddha will also appear in a significant part.\nDoctor G Release Date\nThe Doctor G movie, starring Ayushmann Khurrana and Rakul Preet Singh, will be shown in theatres on October 14, 2022. The announcement was made by the filmmakers shortly after the film’s September 2021 completion. The shooting of the film was started in July 2021 in Bhopal.\nThe fresh release and new poster are both shared by Ayushmann Khurrana:\nZindaGi hai inki full of Googly 🥲\nChahiye tha Orthopedics, par ban gaye DoctorG 🧑🏻⚕️#DoctorG will attend to you in theatres from 14th October! 🗓️🩺#DoctorGInCinemas @Rakulpreet @anubhuti_k @ShefaliShah_ #SheebaChadha #AmritaPandey @JungleePictures @ZeeMusicCompany pic.twitter.com/mtundRhifk\n— Ayushmann Khurrana (@ayushmannk) September 19, 2022", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Jennifer Lopez and Armie Hammer to Star in Action-Comedy ‘Shotgun Wedding’ at Lionsgate\nJennifer Lopez and Armie Hammer will march down the aisle for an action comedy at Lionsgate called “Shotgun Wedding,” the studio announced Tuesday.\nRyan Reynolds was originally reported to be starring in “Shotgun Wedding,” but he’ll remain on as an executive producer for the film that’s directed by Jason Moore.\nLopez and Hammer will play a couple hosting a destination wedding with their lovable but opinionated families, only for the couple to get cold feet and for the entire wedding party to be taken hostage, forcing the couple to save their loved ones before they get at each other’s throats. Mark Hammer and Liz Meriwether wrote the screenplay.\nAlso Read: Jennifer Lopez and Owen Wilson Rom-Com ‘Marry Me’ Sets Pre-Valentine’s Day Release in 2021\nMandeville’s Todd Lieberman and David Hoberman are producing “Shotgun Wedding,” and they’ll be joined by Lopez, who will produce through her Nuyorican Productions with Elaine Goldsmith-Thomas and Benny Medina.\nAlex Young is overseeing the production and executive producing for Mandeville Films, and Courtney Baxter for Nuyorican Productions. Reynolds is also executive producing along with George Dewey.\nJames Myers and Scott O’Brien are overseeing the production for Lionsgate. Production is expected to begin early next year, and “Shotgun Wedding” will be presented to buyers at the upcoming American Film Market.\n“Jennifer and Armie’s irresistible magnetism, separately and together, make them the perfect pairing for this action comedy,” Lionsgate’s Erin Westerman said in a statement. “They are both incredibly funny actors that can also deliver on the action, but what sets this movie apart is the way their infectious chemistry commands the screen. You can’t take your eyes off them.”\nAlso Read: Reed Morano in Talks to Direct Jennifer Lopez in ‘The Godmother’\nLopez last starred in the STX release “Hustlers” and will be seen in another reluctant wedding situation in the rom-com “Marry Me” with Owen Wilson and Maluma. She’ll also star in STX’s crime film “The Godmother” directed by Reed Morano.\nHammer was just seen in the remake of “Rebecca” for Netflix, and he’ll next be seen in “Death on the Nile” for director Kenneth Branagh and “Next Goal Wins” for Taika Waititi.\nMoore has directed “Pitch Perfect” and “Sisters” and will next direct Temple Hill’s “Goodbye for Now.”\nLopez is represented by CAA, The Medina Company, Hirsch Wallerstein Hayum Matlof and Fishman, and Sunshine Sachs. Hammer is represented by WME, Sloane, Offer, Weber, Dern and Relevant. Moore is represented by WME.\nLionsgate’s Robert Melnik negotiated the deals on behalf of the studio.\nDeadline first reported the news.\nRead original story Jennifer Lopez and Armie Hammer to Star in Action-Comedy ‘Shotgun Wedding’ at Lionsgate At TheWrap", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "EntertainmentAir Date 01/15/2015\nMovie director Michael Mann discusses cybersecurity and his new action-thriller, \"Blackhat.\"\nMatt Bean; Charlie Hebdo Attacks; Michael Mann\nEntertainment, Politics, Society, ReligionAir Date 01/15/2015\nMatt Bean talks about the Academy Awards. The impact of the Charlie Hebdo attacks on Muslims. Michael Mann and \"Blackhat.\"\nClimate Change; Whitney Biennial '14\nWorld, Politics, Science, Art and designAir Date 03/31/2014\nGeoscientists discuss the global threat of climate change. Curators and artists talk about the 2014 Whitney biennial.\nWorld, Politics, ScienceAir Date 03/31/2014\nA panel of geoscientists exchange views on a recent U.N. report that outlines the global threat of climate change.\nBeirut Summit; Michael Mann\nWorld, Entertainment, Politics, SportsAir Date 03/27/2002\nMiddle East experts on the troubled Arab League Summit in Beirut; Michael Mann on \"Ali.\"\nEducationAir Date 03/27/2002\nDirector Michael Mann reflects on his motivation for making \"Ali\" and the breadth of Muhammad Ali's life and career.\nOscar Nominations '00\nEntertainmentAir Date 03/24/2000\nA look at recent appearances by actors and directors who've been nominated for an Oscar this year.\nWilliam Goldman, Pt. 1; Oscar Nominations '00\nEntertainment, BooksAir Date 03/24/2000\nWilliam Goldman discusses the movies up for an Oscar in '00; a look at recent appearances on the show by nominees.\nMichael Mann; Jeffrey Wigand\nEntertainment, Society, HealthAir Date 03/17/2000\nDirector Michael Mann talks about his latest film, \"The Insider\"; whistleblower Jeffrey Wigand on his foundation, Smoke-Free Kids.\nEntertainmentAir Date 03/17/2000\nDirector Michael Mann talks about his latest film, \"The Insider.\"", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Shah Rukh’s’ Chak De! India You will be surprised if you watch Glamorous look after 11 years of this actress’ India movie …\nShah Rukh’s’ Chak De! India ‘movie – King Khan or Shahrukh Khan of Bollywood have made several films, but some of his films were so valuable to his fans and for Shah Rukh Khan himself.\n‘Chak De India’ is one of those films of Shah Rukh. Yes! You must remember the movie ‘Chak De India’ in 2007. Shah Rukh played the role of the hockey coach in this movie and his film proved to be a super hit in the box office.\nOver time Shahrukh looks more handsome. But do you ever think that the girls in Shah Rukh Khan’s group have had a look at ‘Chak De India’? Not everyone, but today we are going to talk about Shahrukh’s most naughty student, Kamal Chautala.\nThe softness has changed a lot in the 11 years since 2007, and it has become more bold and glamorous than ever before. So let’s see.\n‘Chak De India’, Shah Rukh’s hockey team is the smallest and naughty girl in the role of actor Kamal Chautala’s real name is Pankshi Rawat.\nIn 2007, he came to Bollywood\nChitrasi Rawat made his debut in the film industry at the age of 18 from Chak De India. In this film, he played the role of heroianvie girl.\nChange the whole look\nThe image of the hockey player from the state, ‘Chak De India’, is as simple as the painter, 11 years later he needs the same glamorous.\nWe know that you can not believe in seeing this painting picture. Who knew that the girl acting in the role of Hariwani girl could be so attractive?\nShooms and shortcuts\nAfter Chak De India, Shanti appeared in Shamu and ‘Lucky’ in ‘Fashion’ as a shortcut.\nWorked on many movies\nHe has also been seen acting in films such as ‘Tere Nal Lob Ho Gaya’, ‘Blake Home’, ‘Yeh Duniya’.\nOften seen in the critically portrayed TV serial FIR, he was seen comedy in the role of Jawlamukhi.\nAnyone who can look at this beauty of painting? Friends, right?\nHighly active in social media\nChitriti is very active in social media and she often shares her photos with fans by posting her photo.\nHonored in the prize\nShe has been given the Best Supporting Actress Star Screen Award for her performance in ‘Chak De India’.\nWhat is the Lead Roll?\nThere is a lot of crazy to see the painting of the painter, and now after seeing this picture it will be very fond of its beauty.\nShare this story with friends.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "By: Marco Carola\nFrom the past some time, the third instalment of Hera Pheri has been in the news for all controversial reasons.\nIt all started when reports of Akshay Kumar walking out of the franchise made headlines and it later he cited ‘creative differences’ as the reason behind his actions.\nNow here’s the latest update about the film. Director Anees Bazmee in his latest interview has finally broken the silence if he will be directing the film or not.\nIn the same conversation, he also reacted to Akshay Kumar quitting the franchise.\nAnees Bazmee told “It’s true that the makers (producer Firoz Nadiadwala and others) want me to do the film but I have a couple of things (projects) that I am looking forward to. Once I figure them out, things will be clearer.\nWhen Anees Bazmee was asked about Akshay Kumar’s exit from the franchise, he cleared, “I do not pay attention to these controversies. When clarity will come, everyone will know. Tab tak jisko jo likhna hai, wo likh sakta hai.”\nMeanwhile, reports are abuzz that Anees Bazmee is likely to team up with Varun Dhawan for a whacky comedy film, fans are already excited for the same.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Cult Films Blu-rays\nMake sure you head over to\nto buy all the wonderful Cult Films Blu-rays. The main page that gives you these beautiful releases on top quality Special Editions.\nAlso head over and like Cult Films on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/cultfilmsuk/\nCult Films Blu-ray: I Vitelloni (1953)\nCult Films Blu-ray: Juliet of the Spirits (1965)", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Jazz man and soundtrack composer. Karlin scored the soundtrack to Michael Crichton sci-fi thriller Westworld (1973) and the sequel Futureworld (1976). Fred Karlin penned the music for well over 100 films in his productive 30-year career. Husband of [a=Marsha Karlin].\nHe died in 2004, 67 years old.(June 16, 1936 – March 26, 2004)", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Amc layton hills 9 layton hills, utah 84041 amc theatres. View the latest cinemark layton and xd movie times, box office information, and purchase tickets online. Find showtimes and movie theaters near zip code 84040 or layton, ut. Amc lowes theaters layton, utah movie theater facebook. 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Find a local amc theatre near you in layton hills, utah.\nBuilt in an era of sumptuous movie palaces, the 1924 theater has been returned to its original elegance. This theatre does not allow children under the age of 6 to attend rrated movies after 6 p. Pioneer theatre company produces plays and musicals not seen anywhere else in utah. Search local showtimes and buy movie tickets before going to the theater on moviefone. Movie theater in layton, utah tinseltown usa cinemark theatres. Surprise theatre bountiful, utah lamoni call opened the surprise theatre on 12 may 1909. Find detailed information on each of utah s remaining drivein movie theaters below. Find detailed information on each of utahs remaining drivein movie theaters below. Amc loews layton hills 9 layton showtimes and movie tickets. Find movie theaters in west layton, ut on yellowbook. Eventful movies is your source for uptodate amc layton hills 9 showtimes, tickets and theater information. Click movie map markers for theatre links and showtimes. It is located next to the heritage museum, in the heart of layton commons park.\nIt is a single screen that operates seasonally from memorial day thru. For the health and safety of our guests and team members, megaplex theatres has temporarily closed all locations. A layton movie theater is a fantastic venue for a childs or teens birthday party as it is sure to entertain all of your guests while reducing the amount of work. George 05 january 2020, st george news the off broadway theatre is moving locations off broadway theatre salt lake city 27 october 2019, theater utah theatre bringing back bygone era for moviegoers utah theatre logan. Layton hills cinemas opened on november 14, 1997, with sightline seating, curved screens and digital sound in all nine theaters. Through delivering outstanding customer service, providing a clean theatre, showing good movies, and serving the worlds best popcorn, all at the lowest prices, we provide the best discount movie experience in utah. Cinemark layton and xd in layton, ut cinema treasures. Eventful movies is your source for uptodate cinemark layton and xd showtimes, tickets and theater information. Fairfield inn salt lake city layton is conveniently located in the heart of layton s retail and industrial district.\nThe theater did so well that a company organized a year later to buy and enlarge the theater to 500 seats. Sign up for eventful s the reel buzz newsletter to get upcoming movie theater information and movie times delivered right to your inbox. Murder mystery dinner theatre salt lake city, utah the. Movie theatre rating city layton sleeping rooms event spaces. Layton movie theaters movie theaters and drivein movies. Movie theater in kaysville, ut the kaysville theatre. Movie times, buy movie tickets online, watch trailers and get directions to amc layton hills 9 in layton hills, ut. Order online tickets tickets see availability directions. A stage was to be added, sufficiently large to accommodate the best traveling troupes that visit small towns.\nIn 1990, cinemark built the movies 10 next to movies 6. See one of the oldest libraries in utah across the street or pretty close, and pick up some fly fishing tips next door. Cinemark layton and xd, layton movie times and showtimes. George 05 january 2020, st george news the off broadway theatre is moving locations off broadway theatre salt lake city 27 october 2019, theater utah theatre bringing back bygone era for.1150 396 596 1530 322 40 660 535 697 1273 607 1292 869 1262 1190 692 1481 1267 363 1042 911 1437 1360 538 602 1192 511 910 1455 1499 1208 113 531 1247 1052 1236 92 937 896 1325", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "“Twilight raked in huge numbers during its opening weekend in the U.S. and practically sucked the blood out of its competition.\nThe hugely popular vampire romance based on the best-selling novel series of Stephanie Meyer took in $70.6 million at its box-office debut this weekend, beating out the James Bond flick Quantum of Solace which scored $27.4 million and the Disney-animated Bolt, which took in $27 million. Twilight set the record for the biggest opening ever for a female director, and credit goes to Catherine Hardwicke, whose past movies include Lords of Dogtown and Thirteen.\nProbably the most anticipated film of the year, Twilight was surrounded by massive media hype months before its release. The story of forbidden love between 17-year old Bella Swan (Kristen Stewart) and vampire Edward Cullen (Robert Pattinson) was an instant hit not only among its teenage fanbase, but also among adults as well. The Twilight novel, along with the other books in the series, already made approximately 17 million in global sales. The series became a huge teenage phenomenon and the movie made instant stars out of Stewart and Cullen, previously known for his role as Cedric Diggory in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire.\nThe film's soundtrack, which includes tracks from Linkin Park, Muse and Paramore, hit the top stop at the Billboard sales charts weeks before the movie was even released, and sold 164,700 copies on its first week.\nSummit Entertainment has already announced that it will go ahead with the production of New Moon, the second book in the series. Stewart and Pattinson will reprise their roles as Bella and Edward, and negotiations are still on for Hardwicke to direct the movie sequel.\nHopefully the DVD will be out soon.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Ace Canadian film critic, Brian D. Johnson from Maclean’s magazine published his thoughts on the Oscar nominations today and the O.A.B.B.C. couldn’t be more pleased.\n“The main event comes down to a David and Goliath clash between two fables: Danny Boyle’s Slumdog Millionaire, the Little Movie that Could, and David Fincher’s The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, a big tedious Hollywood epic about the magic of make-up in which Brad Pitt is reborn as a wizened old man. Benjamin Button, which plods through the decades with the folksy fakery of Forrest Gump, strikes me as the worst movie to make waves this awards season. I found it interminable. But it topped the list of films recognized by the Academy with a total of 13 nominations. Why? Well, the Academy has always adored sweeping epics that use history as a backdrop for fables about the triumph of the human spirit. Or something. And it also likes movies that keep all the motion picture crafts well employed. BB is not just a period epic with lots of elaborate sets, costumes and make-up. It’s about sets, costumes and make-up. Especially make-up.”\nBam! Pow! Zap! Johnson NAILS everything that’s wrong with this epic turd. And if you think we’ve all found a champion in our campaign, you ain’t seen nothin’ yet. Get a load of this:\n“And if Brad Pitt wins for Button, I’ll shoot myself.”\nRead the rest here…\nBrian D. Johnson: you are the O.A.B.B.C.’s new hero.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "The talented and handsome actor Ekin Mert Daymaz, who became silent after appearing on the screens with Savaşçı series, which was broadcast on the latest Star TV screens, returned to the sets for his new movie project.\nNilay Deniz accompanies the actress in the movie “Masal”. Produced by Nilay Gürsoy and directed by Nilay İslamoğlu, the film will bring the romantic story of “Irmak” and “Kaan”, whose paths unexpectedly cross, to the big screen.\nHakan Meriçliler, Gözde Çığacı, Tarık Uğur Özenbaş, Cenk Acarlar and Yasmin Albay also take part in the cast of Masal. The shooting of the movie, which started in Cyprus, is planned to be completed in 4 weeks.\nActress Nilay Deniz, who came to the screens this year with the series Kahraman Babam, but whose series was short, draws attention with the shares she made from the movie set on her Instagram account.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Merging behind the scenes terror with a bona fide horror film classic – three words – absolutely bloody marvellous!\nBlood flows thick and bright red against grey Victorian London in this grisly, Burton-directed Sondheim horror musical.\nUnlike Colin Clive’s sappy scientist in Frankenstein (1931), Peter Cushing revels in lust, cruelty and murder in The Curse of Frankenstein 1957\nMother Riley Meets the Vampire would be long forgotten had it not been for Bela Lugosi's appearance in this lacklustre British comedy.\nThe memories of watching Dracula 1958 aka Horror of Dracula 1958 are still with me!\nCaptain Kronos Vampire Hunter follows the courage captain battle a vampiric scourge ravishing a Central European village.\nI WATCHED Frankenstein 1931 today – the first time I have seen the complete film in over 20 years.\nThis week celebrates the 80th anniversary of James Whale’s Frankenstein original release in November 1931", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Alexandra Daddario and Taissa Farmiga are joining Sebastian Stan in We Have Always Lived in the Castle, an adaptation of the 1962 story by Shirley Jackson.\nMichael Douglas is producing the creepy thriller with Jared Goldman, Robert Mitas and Robert Halmi Jr., while Stacie Passon is in the director’s seat.\nBased on the book by Jackson, a 20th century horror writer best known for her novel The Haunting of Hill House, the pic focuses on an isolated family, which has already lost four members to poisoning, that uses rituals and talismans to keep itself away from hostile townspeople. Into this scenario arrives a distant cousin, intent on maliciously securing the family’s fortune and whose arrival sets in motion the uncovering of family secrets.\nDaddario and Farmiga are playing agoraphobic sisters who become divided by the cousin’s arrival. Passon wrote the adaptation with Mark Kruger.\nDaddario is building on the breakthrough she had last year when she appeared opposite Dwayne Johnson in San Andreas and has since completed three films. She reteams with Johnson for Baywatch, which swims to theaters May 19, 2017; stars opposite Adam Devine in the romcom When We First Met; and appears in the William H. Macy-directed comedy The Layover.\nFarmiga was one of the stars of FX’s American Horror Story: Murder House and American Horror Story: Coven and appeared in the horror comedy Final Girls.\nDaddario is repped by UTA and Untitled Entertainment; Farmiga is repped by ICM Partners, Anonymous Content and Peikoff Mahan.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Nick is a writer in New York when he gets posted to a bureau in Greece. He has waited 30 years for this. He wants to know why his mother was killed in the civil war years earlier. In a parallel plot line we see Nick as a young boy and his family as they struggle to survive in the occupied Greek hillside. The plot lines converge as Nick's investigations bring him closer to the answers.\nU.S. Marshal Sam Gerard is accompanying a plane load of convicts from Chicago to New York. The plane crashes spectacularly, and Mark Sheridan escapes. But when Diplomatic Security Agent John Royce is assigned to help Gerard recapture Sheridan, it becomes clear that Sheridan is more than just another murderer.\nPublisher Will Randall becomes a werewolf and has to fight to keep his job.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Fall 2016 introduced the world to a new side of Kemi Adetiba with the release of The Wedding Party, a movie she co-wrote and directed. Kemi Adetiba the feature film director, a not-so-wide but significant departure from Kemi Adebita the music-video director. At that point, we knew she was going to change the world, a mandate she remained true to when it was announced she’d excused herself from the 2017 sequel, which turned out to be a critical disaster.\nUnfortunately, Kemi Adetiba seems to be falling into the same kind of quagmire most stakeholders of a financially successful film find themselves in – milking the cow for everything it’s worth until all that’s left is pain and disgrace in the minds of fans who once loved the franchise.\nDon’t get it twisted, King of Boys is a beautiful movie, one of the best Nigeria’s ever produced, and one of the two top movies of Nollywood’s 2018. Thanks to same industry’s 2020 Oscars selection, King Of Boys is on everyone’s lips again, which is testament to its very scintillating art quality.\nKing of Boys 2 is happening. Though the nature it’ll take isn’t yet public, it’s been confirmed by Kemi Adetiba via her Instagram handle. But does this sequel really deserve to happen?\nThe answer’s NO, and that’s mostly because the story left itself in a tight corner with that resolution.\nThe way King of Boys progressed towards the end of its second act into its third makes it near-unreasonable for a direct sequel to happen. It takes away what little credibility the rest of the story up had, from that point. Perhaps, in a world where either Kemi (Adesua Etomi-Wellington) or Kitan had survived, and Eniola (Sola Sobowale) went down as most viewers expected, maybe a direct sequel wouldn’t be sounding so scary.\nThere’s an easy solution though. Making the sequel more of a prequel than an actual sequel.\nThe thought of seeing Makanaki (Reminisce) and Odogwu Malay (Illbliss) share a scene again is exhilarating. Both musical artistes made their acting debuts in King of Boys to critical acclaims. And a prequel would gracefully handle their reunion without worrying about the implications of how the first one ended. It could also give Toni Tones more avenue to shine as the younger, more enigmatic version of Eniola Salami.\nTime will tell the direction this sequel will take, until then it’s all speculations.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "The teen romance is one of the most enduring subgenres around, though in recent years has moved away from your standard Romeo and Juliet tale to Romeo and Juliet, but one of them has cancer. The Fault in Our Stars, Me and Earl and the Dying Girl, Me Before You, If I Stay, The Choice— they're all about perfect couples whose only obstacle to having a long life together is that one of them is going to die.\nThe Space Between Us is the latest movie looking to break your heart with a love story about someone with an actual broken heart, and it easily has the most ludicrous plot of them all. It's about a boy secretly born aboard a spaceship on a mission to Mars who grows up on the Red Planet in relative isolation from our green-grass ways. At 16 he heads to Earth to find the father, but there's a problem. He grew up in a low-gravity environment, and life on Earth will eventually kill him. So naturally he escapes the life of being a lab rat and tracks down a girl he's fallen in love with over the Internet.\nSo, yeah, like we said, ludicrous. But still, Asa Butterfield and Britt Robertson look just adorable together, so it's hard not to pull for them to overcome the Martian's brittle bones and find a way to make their interplanetary love work. What a delightfully weird sentence to write.\nThe Space Between Us hits theaters on August 19, 2016.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "March 19, 2014 by Katie Prentiss\nThis week in Loading Doc, we bring you a few uniquely Midwestern stories...\nVANNIN’ TO CANADA: From Chicago-based filmmakers Nick Nummerdor and Andrew Morgan comes a feature documentary VANNIN’ about van subculture. The documentary was entirely shot in the Midwest, mostly in Wisconsin. The film will have its world premiere at the Calgary Underground Film Festival on Friday April 11th at 7:30 pm.\n“I’ve always been more drawn to the subculture documentaries, getting inside glimpse into the worlds I know nothing about” said Nummerdor. “I think the movie is really fun, it’s really tight at about 60 minutes, so they get the whole van world washed over them very quickly.”\nIn addition to providing a snapshot of the colorful van culture, the filmmakers are hoping to dispel any stereotypes that people may have about vans being “creepy.” Morgan said they help to humanize this culture.\n“I think the Midwest characterizes the majority of our characters,” Morgan said. He said though there are van scenes all over the country, in the Midwest the have vans go throughout the winter, and therefore create a rougher and more appreciative group.\nHOMESTRETCH FOR THIS DOC: From filmmakers Anne de Mare and Kirsten Kelly, THE HOMESTRETCH, a documentary about homeless youth in Chicago, is almost complete. The film announced this week that it will premiere and be in competition at Hot Docs Canadian International Documentary Festival, North America’s largest documentary festival. Two of the characters in the film, as well as the directors and the editor, Leslie Simmer, will attend the screenings.\nThe film is also in the midst of a kickstarter campaign to finish the film as well as launch an outreach campaign. Click here to support this effort.\nMARSH MADNESS: The truly Midwestern documentary EVERGLADES OF THE NORTH: THE STORY OF THE GRAND KANKAKEE MARSH is finishing its festival run, after a successful 2013. From Indiana filmmaker Patricia Wisniewski and For Goodness Sake Productions came a story of the great wetland that extends through much of Indiana part of Illinois.\n“The Midwest is the heart and the pulse of the nation and that comes across in our stories,” Wisniewski said. “They are full of richness and etched in hard work, ethnic diversity and character.”\nAs the festivals die down, with the film showing at the Eco-Film Festival in Indianapolis earlier this month, the filmmakers are now focusing on outreach. They have already completed more than 30 presentations and screenings across the Midwest.\nNext Wisniewski will turn her attention to an environmental story about the Calumet Region on the shores of Lake Michigan and how it is moving towards sustainability.\n“All the American history stories seemed to be about the east coast or the west coast, but people forgot that those who forged west paved the road through the midwest first,” she said. “We were the first ‘wild west’ and the stories here show it.”\nKatie Prentiss is a journalist and documentary filmmaker in Chicago working with Kartemquin Films on Mormon Movie. Follow Katie and tell her what you’re working on at @prentkat.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Secluded in the mountains, a young man attempts an act of rebirth in hopes to forgive the one person he refuses to love: himself.\nAn experimental look into the nature of The Self and your id versus ego. Sparked by a long, winding conversation with artist Danny Starr, this slice of life explores the notion of how and why you get in your own way as a creative person.\nThis no-budge short was shot over two-days on location in the majestic Pocono mountains. It has gone on to screen at a handful of festivals and events, receiving the Award of Commendation at the Canada International Short Film Festival.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "The monster money machine that is Paramount’s Transformers franchise hopes to continue its ridiculously successful run at the box office with its upcoming slate of prequels and spinoffs that will form the Transformers Cinematic Universe.\nDespite the latest installment of the series, The Last Knight, failing to achieve the same financial feats as its predecessors, the franchise as a whole has totaled over $3 billion which indicates the audience that does adore the Michael Bay-powered depiction of robotic violence adores it hard.\nThe upcoming Bumblebee will kick start the TCU (rolls off the tongue, doesn’t it?) and we now have the names of the young cast that will lead the spinoff. THR reports Jason Drucker (Diary of a Wimpy Kid), Abby Quinn (Landline), Rachel Crow (Rio 2), Ricardo Hoyos (Degrassi: Next Class) and Gracie Dzienny (Zoo) are all in various stages of negotiations. While these names may not necessarily be cause for celebration, others who are involved in the production and the rumored plot details of the film definitely generates some sense of intrigue… As much intrigue as a Transformers spinoff may ever generate.\n‘Bumblebee’ Has The Power To Successfully Usher In A New Audience For Transformers\nWhen it comes to the past decade of Michael Bay’s “critic-proof” Transformers films, I haven’t been a fan myself, however I do enjoy hearing the sheer joy it brings to many moviegoers. Although the financial performance by The Last Knight certainly isn’t terrible, audiences may be growing tired of witnessing the same bombastic visual junk (with little focus on having any sort of emotional core) that the franchise has become infamous for. Even those who voice their disdain for the Transformers franchise the most may admit the first installment with Shia LaBeouf and Megan Fox wasn’t that bad. Truly the relationships depicted between the otherworldly metallic species appealed more to certain audience members than any of the human characters.\nAmong the previously mentioned bunch, the Bumblebee prequel/spinoff will also star Jorge Lendeborg Jr. and most notably, the incredibly talented Hailee Steinfeld who exceeded all expectations in last year’s Edge Of Seventeen. As we’ve seen time and time again, a great cast is never a promise for an equally great movie (as evidenced by Sir Anthony Hopkins whose wallet miraculously wandered its way into the latest Transformers). As there are a number of new talents sprinkled throughout Bumblebee, expectations for the film will be lowered drastically since audiences will now be happy if the new cast simply doesn’t suck. The addition of Steinfeld is a major advantage for those interested in her phenomenal work and hope to see her in a big budget blockbuster.\nThe director for the film is frankly why I’m as excited as I am. Travis Knight’s directorial debut was last year’s criminally under-appreciated Kubo And The Two Strings – an example of an “original” movie people clamor for yet never take the time out to watch it because it’s an original property. Besides all the brilliant components of that stop motion picture, what Knight managed to accomplish with the emotional aspect of Kubo and its enchanting world made it as great as it was, hopefully that brilliance is able to be captured in Bumblebee.\nPlot details have not been released officially yet, however the rumored details surrounding it sounds next to perfect – Bumblebee will serve as a prequel to the main film series and focus on Bumblebee’s life during the 1980s. The film will follow Steinfeld’s character and a group of her friends as they team up to help Bumblebee. Watching a straight prequel for one of the greatest autobots in the franchise set during an exhilarating time period with a (hopefully) talented young cast? Call me crazy but sign me up!\nBumblebee is slated for a June 8th, 2018 release and if it does well, expect 14 more Transformers spinoffs that will most likely range from When Optimus Prime Visited The DMV to Mr. Magorium’s Robotic Testicle Emporium.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "There’s a difference between an opinion, a bias and a fact. An opinion is a value judgment based upon personal experience. A bias is an emotional position based on someone else’s experiences and thus is open for often-flawed positions of evaluation. A fact is a result, conclusion or observation of a state of a thing that is measurable and demonstrable regardless of approach used.\nLast Action Hero is an awesome film. This is a fact. It was also a huge box office flop because of bias. To understand that, let’s go back and look at what was going on in the entertainment world when it was released.\n1991 was a time when the studios had been heartened by such previous box office smashes as the Die Hard and Lethal Weapon series, Total Recall, Predator, the Rambo series and especially, Terminator 2. Hollywood had been steadily ramping up their investment in blockbusters since the early 1980s, crowing with pride at every E.T. and ignoring every Heaven’s Gate. As the 80s rolled on, the dollars spent—and the body counts of failure—continued to increase. But hey, this was the Reagan 80s when thrift was ignored and corpulent extravagance was the norm, so as the 80s rolled into the 90s and the state of the film industry became more corporatized and less about the “should we be making this film because it’s worthwhile” and more about “can we repeat the formula of X and profit with Y and Z”, the industry’s playing field became a landscape of dizzying mountains (Terminator 2, Aliens) and darkened abysses (Hudson Hawk, Bonfire of the Vanities). For every hit there was an Ishtar or Cotton Club being kicked out of a club somewhere.\nOriginally written by Zak Penn and Adam Leff, two unknown screenwriters trying to break into the biz, the script (then titled Extremely Violent) was sold to Columbia. Hoping to turn it into a family-friendlier property, the script eventually was worked over by no less than eight writers, including William Goldman and Shane Black (original writers Penn and Leff received a “Story By” credit in the final film). Arnold Schwarzenegger was cast as the lead and a bevy of acknowledged and bankable talent was used to fill in the background gaps in what was intended to be a monster satire of the action film genre.\nNow none of this is particularly unusual for a film in development (and compared to the tortuous development many films go through Last Action Hero’s development is actually quite tame). So what went wrong? By my count two things killed this film before it was really given a chance. First, a backlash at empty cash-fuelled “blockbusters” was starting to turn off some movie goers and many of the press. Second, Mark Canton, then-head of Columbia Pictures and who had made Last Action Hero his pet project, was so eager to show off how the film was shaping up, that he had Columbia hold a very premature test screening in Lakewood, California on May 1, 1993.\nAs Jack Slater would say, big mistake. Simply put, the film just wasn’t ready to be seen. Director John McTiernan was aware that the mix of satire and drama needed to make the film work was a delicate one that needed much refining and massaging during editing. The 138 minute cut that was shown to the 1000 audience members was very rough, prompting Schwarzenegger himself to later note “I would say the movie was shown in the roughest form I’ve ever seen a movie screened.” The screening went so badly that Canton had Columbia gather all the audience test cards and shred them allowing no one—not even the director and the star—to see them. When the media called to get the results, Columbia hemmed and hawed and stated that the film had generated no test results.\nThe press wasn’t buying it. And with 1000 witnesses to the debacle, the word eventually got out that the film was a huge disaster. To keep an interesting and convoluted story short, the negative press spiraled out of control and the film became the trendy movie to hate by the press. Add into the mix that it opened a week after Jurassic Park and you can hear the iceberg striking the prow on any hope Last Action Hero might have had for success.\nAnd all the bad press and bias’ are flat out wrong. Last Action Hero is a wonderful film that nicely strikes a balance between lapsing into an exercise of Airplane-esque self-satire on one side and completely grounded real world comedy on the other. The action scenes play nicely and are funny (I especially love the shot at the conclusion of one of the film’s chases when a minivan tries to follow Schwarzenegger’s car out of the L.A. river basin and fails spectacularly in the background) and the film’s thumb-nosing at the clichéd action movie tropes are fast and furious. Mixing elements reminiscent of Purple Rose of Cairo, Play It Again Sam and Who Framed Roger Rabbit, all the elements of the “reality character meets fantasy character” buddy film are there and are played out from both sides: first, when the character of Danny Madigan enters Jack Slater’s film world and then in reverse when Slater enters the real world. If anything, the film was just too damn subtle for many viewers and critics to appreciate and suffered the same viewer confusion that killed another brilliant satire, Falling Down, also released in 1993. When I saw Falling Down I understood right away that it was a comedy, a razor-sharp and tightly executed satire. I was working at a movie theatre that summer and over the course of Falling Down’s run, most of the audience left the film feeling terribly confused…they just had no reference point with which to classify what they had just experienced.\nLet’s face it, most filmgoers expect to be spoon-fed a product that exists within very narrow, pre-defined parameters. They don’t really want to think, they don’t really want to process cause and effect and newly defined visual symbology. They want to know that black is black, up is up and there’s a clear beginning, middle and end (the Robin Williams film Toys, another favorite of mine, suffered the same audience confusion the previous year). To these filmgoers, films like Last Action Hero, Falling Down and Toys are pitcher plants, celluloid bait-and-switches that advertise a no-brainer two hours then hit them with a demand that they play more flexibly with the film than they expected or prepared to, doing so surreptitiously, never really revealing what’s expected of the audience but only giving clues for the audience to grasp on their own. Sadly, that’s a feat the average filmgoer will never accomplish.\nThe only criticism I have for the film is that Canton played it poorly by forcing the project to be ready for its June 18th release date. A film with as many complex elements as this one really needed more time to fine tune and nowhere is this more evident in the film’s optical effects. Color values in these shots are badly balanced with off-color values and soft, highly contrasting details. Matte lines are often too sharp around the various elements and make the composition look almost like a bad Terry Gilliam cut-and-paste animation. While these flaws were evident on the DVD release, they’re even more so on the Blu-Ray.\nWhich brings us to the disc itself. While the source material has flaws, the presentation on disc does not. Image detail and color in the MPEG-4 AVC picture (2.40:1) are superb with sharp lines and a pleasing film grain. The look of the real world is appropriately balanced and neutral and contrasts well with the colors in Jack Slater’s world that pop nicely but never hit oversaturation. The blacks are deep and the highlights never blow out. The DTS-HD MA 5.1 lossless audio track rumbles, booms and explodes exactly as it should, filling the room and keeping pace with the onscreen visuals.\nThere are no extras on the disc to speak of which is another example of how little respect this film continues to receive. It’s eleven years later and the film continues to outperform new titles that are given lavish (and typically unnecessary) disc releases and it’s about damn time that a proper special edition of this film gets released. Before Jack Slater gets pissed enough to come out here to our world and do it his damn self.\nAnd that’s a fact.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "From all stories 2012 is ready to be the biggest year for blockbuster Hollywood Film releases in a long time. While the opposite two new star wars movies have a formidable set, they do not quite examine to this one. Some of the highly in style movies in this genre embrace names like Star Wars Trilogy, Lawrence of Arabia, Paths of Glory, Kill Invoice, The Matrix Trilogy, Gladiator, and amongst all The Lord of the Rings Trilogy.\nQuite a lot of internet buzz surrounding a film launched in the US that will not reach Britain for one more two months will encourage people to download it and be able to take part in that discussion. You may join a paid film obtain worth for a small one time fee.\nIn its quiet pictures of individuals attending the library, in addition to graceful transitional sequences comprised of metropolis road images, the film also presents the library as a middle of NYC life—the tissue tethering together its varied neighborhoods, cultures, traditions and other people.\nAfter peaking round 2011, audiences numbers and the proportion of movies accessible as in-your-face 3D extravaganzas has been steadily declining. However perhaps the most important factor is that …\nWith the huge selection of the superb movies this 12 months, it might probably sometimes be daunting to pick the best ones which are positive not to disappoint you. 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Whereas the opposite two new star wars films have a formidable set, they don’t quite examine to this one. A number of the highly fashionable movies in this style embrace names like Star Wars Trilogy, Lawrence of Arabia, Paths of Glory, Kill Bill, The Matrix Trilogy, Gladiator, and among all The Lord of the Rings Trilogy.\nThe dream of changing into a re-nowned Film Industry was shattered when the circulate of the Film Relay cycle was damaged. • Talking to friend and relations can be useful as they may give you ideas of the newest motion pictures. In 2004 the first full length animated 3D film was launched.\nWhile you could be excited and wish to rapidly begin downloading motion pictures for your iPod, watch out within the choice of your iPod movie downloads sites. One more among the latest Hollywood films is the ‘Star Trek’ that is one of the most awaited film of this 12 months.\nWatching movies online can save a substantial sum of money over renting films out of your native Blockbuster. • You may also check the movie rental …\nThere are only a few issues that can get a real film buff excited than knowing when a new movie is popping out & where it may be seen. Such include completely different sorts of action sequels, together with marshal art, kung fu, karate, wrestling and so on. These are produced by utilizing advanced expertise to indicate the true thrill of flicks. The first movie to be released in Stereovision was a softcore intercourse comedy called “The Stewardesses”.\n4 eminent movie critics’ groups, together with one in Boston, say movies from the Walt Disney Company will not be eligible for awards till the corporate lifts a blackout in opposition to the Los Angeles Times. Today’s movies generally have fewer musical numbers than older films.\nSome websites which can be known for overlaying music comprise a collection of flicks additionally like MP3 Rocket which at all times you to hearken to music, watch movies, and TV reveals too. In contrast to with the checklist of top grossing films which merely present you the gang favorites.\nThe payment is normally concerning the worth of 1 film within the outlets (perhaps a bit extra) and also you get access to very large databases …\nAre you searching for some new humorous films to make you giggle and take the edge off the every day grind? This action-packed adventure movie was a constant field workplace success as a result of nice reputation of tremendous hero films today and since there was no dragging moment. As for Attah, his efficiency feels so effortless and pure, you may forget you’re watching a story film versus a documentary.\nIt’s like a how-to handbook for profitable animated pictures, and it takes all of that star energy and creates one thing completely great, a captivating, fantastically imaginative story about self-reliance, household, gods and monsters, the sweetness inside us all, and the wonders of exploration and discovery.\nThe option to watch newest movie trailers online means, which you can have a enjoyable time watching the trailers of all the latest movies being performed around the globe from the comfort and privacy of house. The next is a list of the latest good films which were launched in the market.\nHai, silahkan beli kuota VideoMAX CATCHPLAY premium terlebih dulu untuk dapat menikmati film CATCHPLAY ON DEMAND dengan harga Rp sixty six.000 Dengan paket VideoMAX CATCHPLAY premium Anda bisa menonton film sepuasnya, kapanpun …", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Kellerman arrived quite young on the late 1950s film and television scene with a fresh and distinctively weird, misfit presence. It is this same uniqueness that continues to makes her such an attractively offbeat performer today. The willowy, swan-necked, flaxen-haired actress shot to film comedy fame after toiling nearly a decade and a half in the business, and is still most brazenly remembered for her career-maker — the irreverent hit MASH (1970), for which she received supporting Oscar and Golden Globe nominations. From there she went on to enjoy a number of other hallmark moments as both an actress and a vocalist.\nCalifornia native Sally Clare Kellerman was born in Long Beach, California on June 2, 1937 to Edith Baine (Vaughn), a piano teacher, and John Helm Kellerman, a Shell Oil Company executive. Raised along with her sister in the San Fernando Valley area, Sally was attracted to the performing arts after seeing Marlon Brando star in the film Viva Zapata! (1952). Attending the renowned Hollywood High School as a teenager, she sang in musical productions while there, including a version of “Meet Me in St. Louis”. Following graduation, she enrolled at Los Angeles City College but left after a year when enticed by acting guru Jeff Corey’s classes.\nInitially inhibited by her height (5’10”), noticeably gawky and slinky frame and wide slash of a mouth, Kellerman proved difficult to cast at first but finally found herself up for the lead role in Otto Preminger’s “A”-level film Saint Joan (1957). She lost out in the end, however, when Preminger finally decided to give the role of Joan of Arc to fellow newcomer Jean Seberg. Hardly compensation, 20-year-old Sally made her film debut that same year as a girls’ reformatory inmate who threatens the titular leading lady in the cult “C” juvenile delinquent drama Reform School Girl (1957) starring “good girl” Gloria Castillo and “bad guy” Edd Byrnes of “777 Sunset Strip” teen idol fame, an actor she met and was dating after attending Corey’s workshops. Directed by infamous low-budget horror film Samuel Z. Arkoff, her secondary part in the film did little in the way of advancing her career. At the same time Sally pursued a singing career, earning a recording contract with Verve Records.\nThe 1960s was an uneventful but growing period for Kellerman, finding spurts of quirky TV roles in both comedies (“Bachelor Father,” “My Three Sons,” “Dobie Gillis” and “Ozzie and Harriet”) and dramas (“Lock Up,” “Surfside 6,” “Cheyenne,” “The Outer Limits,” “The Rogues,” “Slattery’s People” and the second pilot of “Star Trek”). Sally’s sophomore film was just as campy as the first but her part was even smaller. As an ill-fated victim of the Hands of a Stranger (1962), the oft-told horror story of a concert pianist whose transplanted hands become deadly, the film came and went without much fanfare. Studying later at Los Angeles’ Actors’ Studio (West), Sally’s roles increased toward the end of the 1960s with featured parts in more quality filming, including The Third Day (1965), The Boston Strangler (1968) (as a target for killer Tony Curtis) and The April Fools (1969).\nSally’s monumental break came, of course, via director Robert Altman when he hired her for, and she created a dusky-voiced sensation out of, the aggressively irritating character Major Margaret “‘Hot Lips” Houlihan. Her highlighting naked-shower scene in the groundbreaking cinematic comedy MASH (1970) had audiences ultimately laughing and gasping at the same time. Both she and the film were a spectacular success with Sally the sole actor to earn an Oscar nomination for her marvelous work here. She shouldn’t have lost but did to the overly spunky veteran Helen Hayes in Airport (1970).\nBecoming extremely good friends with Altman during the movie shoot, Sally went on to film a couple more of the famed director’s more winning and prestigious films of the 1970s, beginning with her wildly crazed “angelic” role in Brewster McCloud (1970), and finishing up brilliantly as a man-hungry real estate agent in his Welcome to L.A. (1976), directed by Alan Rudolph. Sally later regretted not taking the Karen Black singing showcase role in one of Altman’s best-embraced films, Nashville (1975), when originally offered.\nPutting out her first album, “Roll With the Feelin'” for Decca Records around this time (1972), Sally continued to be a quirky comedy treasure in both co-star and top supporting roles of the 1970s. She was well cast neurotically opposite Alan Arkin in the Neil Simon comedy Last of the Red Hot Lovers (1972) and again alongside ex-con James Caan as a sexy but loony delight in Slither (1973), a precursor to the Coen Bros.’ darkly comic films. She also co-starred and contributed a song (“Reflections”) to the Burt Bacharach/Hal David soundtrack of the Utopian film Lost Horizon (1973), a musical picture that proved lifeless at the box office.\nMore impressive work came with the movies A Little Romance (1979) as young Diane Lane’s quirky mom; Foxes (1980) as Jodie Foster’s confronting mother; Serial (1980), a California comedy satire starring Martin Mull; That’s Life! (1986), a social comedy with Jack Lemmon and Julie Andrews; and Back to School (1986), comic Rodney Dangerfield’s raucous vehicle hit.\nKellerman’s films from the 1980s on have been pretty much a mixed bag. While some, such as the low-grade Moving Violations (1985), Meatballs III: Summer Job (1986), Doppelganger (1993) American Virgin (1999) and Women of the Night (2001) have been completely unworthy of her talents, her presence in others have been, at the very least, catchy such as her Natasha Fatale opposite Dave Thomas’ Boris Badenov in Boris and Natasha (1992); director Percy Adlon’s inventive Younger and Younger (1993), which reunited her with MASH co-star Donald Sutherland, and in Robert Altman’s rather disjointed, ill-received all-star effort Ready to Wear (1994) in which she plays a fashion magazine editor.\nWhen her quality film output faltered in later years, Sally lent a fine focus back to her singing career and made a musical dent as a deep-voiced blues and jazz artist. She started hitting the Los Angeles and New York club circuits with solo acts. In 2009, Kellerman released her first album since “Roll With The Feelin'” simply titled “Sally,” a jazz and blues-fused album. Along those same lines, Sally played a nightclub singer in the comedy Limit Up (1989) and later co-starred in the movie Night Club (2011) where friends and residents start a club in a retirement home. Kellerman’s seductively throaty voice has also put her in good standing as a voice-over artist of commercials, feature films, and television.\nDivorced from Rick Edelstein, Kellerman married Jonathan D. Krane in 1980. They have two adopted children, Jack and Hannah. Sally is also the adoptive mother of her niece, Claire Graham.\nSally Kellerman Keywords\nSally Kellerman Contact Details, Sally Kellerman Facebook, Sally Kellerman Instagram, Sally Kellerman Phone Number, Sally Kellerman Cell Phone, Sally Kellerman Address, Sally Kellerman Whatsapp Number, Sally Kellerman Whatsapp Group, Sally Kellerman Email, Sally Kellerman Phone Number 2020, Sally Kellerman Twitter Account", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "After teasing the audiences with little sneak peeks of the movie here and there, the journalist turned scriptwriter, Ashish Ningurkar\nhas finally released the first poster of the much-awaited film 'Ek Hota Pani'\nTaking to Instagram, Ashish shared the poster of his film, and it certainly seems worth the wait.\nThe poster features National award-winning actor Hansraj Jagtap\nwho is playing the lead in the film. Actor Hansraj can be seen on a bicycle carrying gallons of water selling it for Rs 5. Rohan Satghar’s directorial is based on a social cause where there is scarcity of water. In the film, Hansraj is portraying the role of Ranga, who will be seen in a unique role in the film.\nThe film, ‘Ek Hota Pani’ is produced by Vijay Tiwari and co-produced by Dr. Pravin Bhujbal. The film also stars, Shriya Mastekar\n, Upendra Date\n, Anant Jog\n, and Jayraj Nayar\nin the pivotal roles.\nAlthough the makers did not reveal the releasing date of the film, the post was enough to create a huge buzz on social media.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Steadicam Battles Overtake the Wartorn Landscape of Molly.\nDIRECTED BY COLINDA BONGERS, THIJS MEUWESE/2018 (U.S. Release Date)\nBLU-RAY & DVD, VOD RELEASE DATE: OCTOBER 2, 2018/ARTSPLOITATION FILMS\nMolly is a low-budget, post-apocalyptic action film that is long on fight scenes and short on story. Co-directed by Dutch filmmakers Colinda Bongers and Thijs Meuwese, the film tells the story of Molly (Julia Batelaan), a genetically-enhanced teenage girl who wanders the wasteland with her pet hawk, doing her best to avoid the rampaging marauders who show up to attack her with tiring regularity. Hearing of her great prowess, the ringmaster of the local fight club named Deacon (an over-the-top but decidedly non-menacing Joost Bolt) lays a trap for Molly, hoping that she would make a great addition to his gladiators who fight chemically-altered, animalistic humans (called “supplicants”) in the ring. Molly must storm Deacon’s offshore platform/fortress and fight… well, pretty much everyone.\nWith her red hair and ever-ready bow and arrow, Molly’s resemblance to Katniss from The Hunger Games is at times distracting, but Julia Batelaan’s performance is by far the best thing in the movie, managing to be strong and vulnerable at the same time. Despite her superhuman abilities, the fights are not standard Hollywood, over-the-top fare with fifty punches to the head causing only the slightest of bruises. These fights are marathons, with all participants receiving injuries and tiring as they go along. Bongers and Meuwese film these fight scenes in long, Steadicam takes, recalling the work of Alfonso Cuarón, a stylistic choice that feels more impressive than involving, especially the climactic “storming the castle” sequence which is an unbroken, one-shot sequence that lasts for half an hour.\n…for all its brutal fighting, Molly is surprisingly tame.\nShot for $310,000, the film belies its minuscule budget in early crowd sequences in the gladiatorial ring, the audience of which resembles nothing so much as a community college performance of Mad Max, but otherwise is surprisingly solid in execution with decent HD videography and production design. Indeed, an unbroken 30-minute one-shot fight sequence would be remarkable in a film with five times the budget, that Bongers and Meuwese would even attempt such a sequence with their budgetary limitations is audacious; the fact that it succeeds at all is remarkable.\nWhere the film falls down is its lack of memorable supporting characters and world-building. Characters have the barest slivers of motivations and backstories, being there just to fight. And Molly’s entries into the post apocalypse craziness are disappointingly mundane – one wears a top hat, one has a robot arm, one wears a suit and is called “Bob” – they’re all okay, but none come close to the standard set by the masked guy in long underwear playing a flaming guitar from Mad Max: Fury Road, you know? And for all its brutal fighting, Molly is surprisingly tame: a scene where a topless Molly fights off a marauder with a bear trap to the head sounds like exploitation manna but is firmly PG-13 in its execution.\nMolly is set to return in Kill Mode, this time directed by Meuwese solo, which has already wrapped filming and is in post-production. One can hope that Meuwese can better balance his filmmaking ambition with solid storytelling in this next chapter. For now, Molly impresses in execution but fails in fundamentals.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Watch FREE Full Movies Online Streaming\nFull HD Evan Jones Video Online Legally\nEvan Jones on Unusual Job Skills\n8 Mile MC' Bob Cheddar Bob\nEvan Jones Recorded on 3112018\nWeb Exclusive: Darryl Evan Jones\nBe Your Own Boss Now Evan Jones\nA Million Ways to Die in the West: Evan Jones Red Carpet Premiere\n2018Street Light Recruiting DBOLBATHEvan Jones 6’ 1”195 Forty: 4.50 Etowah High School\nMusic with Darryl Evan Jones\nEvan Jones as Jack Singer in \"Leaving Iowa\"\nEvan Jones on 'A Million Ways to Die'\nAustralian Survivor: Season 3 Evan Voted Out\nDen Of Thieves LA Premiere Itw Evan Jones video", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Spoilers for Star Wars: Rogue One and Andor can be found in this article.\nEpisode 8 of Andor, Narkina 5 has two more well-known actors in addition to Andy Serki’s return to the Star Wars universe: Forest Whitaker as Partisan leader Saw Gerrera and Duncan Pow as Ruescott Melish. While Mel is a prisoner in Cassian Andor’s unit on Narkina 5, Saw meets with Lutheran Rael to discuss future Rebellion intentions on the planet Segra Milo. These characters are crucial for the following reasons.\nSince the Clone Wars, when he led Onderonian forces against the Separatists to free his native planet of Onderon from their domination, Saw Gerrera has played a significant role in the Star Wars universe. Gerrera and his militia are sent to be killed by Clone Squad 99 in The Bad Batch when they reject the Empire, but they disobey the order and leave Gerrera and his group to carry on their operations.\nThe crew of the Ghost in Rebels oftentimes disagreed with Saw because of his severe actions, yet they occasionally collaborated to learn more about the Empire’s strategies.\nHowever, Rogue One is probably how most people are familiar with Saw Gerrera. After her father was abducted by the Empire to build the Death Star, he raised Jyn Erso (Felicity Jones), the movie’s main character. Additionally, Bodhi Rook (Riz Ahmed) searches for Gerrera on Jedha after leaving the Empire. Gerrera’s relationship with Jyn draws her into the Rebellion and ultimately puts her on the path to saving the galaxy, even though Rogue One may be the end of his journey; he perishes after the Death Star’s destruction of Jedha City.\nPrescott Melshi plays a significant role in Rogue One even though he may not have the same amount of on-screen experience as Gerrera. Melish is a member of the Rebel task team that rescues Jyn from the prison transport at the beginning of the movie and transports her to Yavin 4. Melish assists Jyn in putting together a team to accompany her and Cassian on their mission to steal the Death Star blueprints once she learns that they are being kept on Scarif. Mel, who perishes along with the other Rebels on the mission, plays a crucial role in preventing the Imperial soldiers from seizing the plans before Jyn can deliver them to the Rebel Alliance.\nKnowing where and when Melshi and Cassian first meet will make it interesting to watch how their relationship progresses and whether or not they decide to join the Rebel Alliance simultaneously. Thanks to Rogue One, we know how their stories end, but we don’t yet know how they both came to be important Rebellion operatives.\nIt’s nice to see Gerrera and Melshi early on in the series as both the Rebellion and Cassian’s part in it are just getting started. Both of them will eventually play crucial roles in the Rebels’ plans to destroy the Death Star. Despite the fact that Gerrera will eventually operate independently from the real Rebel Alliance that Cassian and Melshi join, his background in combating repressive forces makes him an invaluable resource for the show’s expanding Rebel cause.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Back to the Future day!\nIt’s October 21, 2015, meaning that it’s Back to the Future day! Back to the Future accurately predicted that we would have flat screen tv’s, video calls and a strange sense of fashion. But what about the other things in Back to the Future? What’s happening to the flying cars and the cars that run on garbage. And most importantly what’s happening to the hover boards?! Alice Rennison reports.\nMore by Panorama\nSaturday 11 marked the 99th anniversary of Remembrance Day. Vasiliki Raptis investigated the meaning behind the day and what Remembrance Day means […]", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "This official tie-in to the highly acclaimed film, The Birth of a Nation, surveys the history and legacy of Nat Turner, the leader of one of the most renowned slave rebellions on American soil, while also exploring Turner’s relevance to contemporary dialogues on race relations.\nBased on astounding events in American history, The Birth of a Nation is the epic story of one man championing the spirit of resistance as he leads a rough-and-tumble group into a revolt against injustice and slavery.\nBreathing new life into a story that has been rife with controversy and prejudice for over two centuries, the film follows the rise of the visionary Virginian slave, Nat Turner. Hired out by his owner to preach to and placate slaves on drought-plagued plantations, Turner eventually transforms into an inspired, impassioned, and fierce anti-slavery leader.\nBeautifully illustrated with stills from the movie and original illustrations, the book also features an essay by writer/director, Nate Parker, contributions by members of the cast and crew, and commentary by educator Brian Favors and historians Erica Armstrong Dunbar and Daina Ramey Berry who place Nat Turner and the rebellion he led into historical context. The Birth of a Nation reframes the way we think about slavery and resistance as it explores the passion, determination, and faith that inspired Nat Turner to sacrifice everything for freedom.\nNate Parker is an actor, director, screenwriter, and producer. Since his breakout role in The Great Debaters, alongside Denzel Washington and Forrest Whitaker—all of whom received NAACP Image Awards for their respective roles—Parker has gone on to star in such films as American Skin, The Secret Life of Bees, Red Hook Summer, and Non-Stop while working with Hollywood greats such as Liam Neeson, Terrance Howard, Cuba Gooding, Jr., and Spike Lee. Parker also works with numerous charity organizations such as 100 Men of Excellence, Boys and Girls Club of America and Peace4Kids. His film The Birth of a Nation sold at the Sundance Film Festival for a record-shattering $17.5 million and is set to release in October 2016.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "David Thorpe has made his feature film with \"Do I Sound Gay?,\" an incredibly thought-provoking, funny and layered documentary that we saw at last year’s Toronto Film Festival. It sees Thorpe take a journey of discovery to confront his own anxiety about \"sounding gay,\" bringing along the likes of Dan Savage, David Sedaris, Margaret Cho and Tim Gunn for perspective. The result is an empowering film on a much more complex issue than we might think.\nGo see \"Do I Sound Gay?\" in theaters on July 10th — and enjoy its first trailer below:", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "A beautifully shot film. These shots are during Production, off the coast of Carolina Beach 1 day before Hurricane Dorian closes in, September 2019. 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All Rights Reserved. Part of AOL-HuffPost Entertainment.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Change Your Image\nUpload An Image\nCrop And Save\nThe Whole Truth (2016)\nThe simple act of paying attention ...\ncan make this a movie enjoyable to watch. It's good; not without it flaws, but good. It needs patience, as it's quiet and slow-building. It delivers its first punch around the one hour mark. Then the second about 20 minutes later...then you're in the ropes (to borrow a metaphor from the movie). It's well acted... but that's all that's well about it. Directing, editing and script are the reason this is a passable but not 'good' movie. As with any old-fashioned whodunnit movie, it's all about attention to detail. And in hindsight, the trailer is pretty clever....especially the last line. Won't give away any spoilers, but the very first clue is in the trailer.\nKnock Knock (2015)\nThis is no 'typical' Eli Roth fare. It builds slow (we're even warned about that in the beginning; both Roth and Evan like building up the anticipation). There's a lot said with images, not dialogue. Like any good film should do. Lots of subtext there - for those who can read it. It's contained. Minimalist. Almost restrained, for Roth. Twisted, dark comedy and underneath that, brilliant, biting satire. Roth and Lopez don't spare anything or anyone. And because of that, reading the audience's reaction in reviews and tweets is about as entertaining as the movie itself. It seems to have hit a few sore spots ;) Also, this movie features what is probably Keanu Reeves' best performance so far. He finally lets loose. So unrestrained, it's beautiful to watch.\nMan of Tai Chi (2013)\nI think I just found myself a new favorite director\nIt wasn't exactly a surprise, though. To paraphrase a character from the movie, I knew he had it in him. But knowing and actually seeing are two different things. The movie has an old school feel to it - and yet not. It builds slowly, maybe too slowly for most people's taste. Slowly, subtly, steadily; like the bass line of a Foo Fighters song. Like a lazy snake that uncoils in the sun. Like Chi in meditation. It picks up its pace only after 40 minutes or so. But until then, the audience is given plenty of details, hints and reference to work with - if so inclined. And when things do start happening, it's beautiful to watch. Yes, it does have a few stiff and/or formulaic moments but given the genre and it being a directorial debut, this was inevitable ;) Also, in spite of the genre and the references/homages to other movies,Reeves' directing style is original.He might have been inspired by the masters, but he doesn't borrow from any of them. Like Tiger, Reeves created his own style: ironic,realistic, minimalist, sharp, punctual, complex,subtle, multi-layered. Although being promoted as a 'kung-fu movie', Man of Tai Chi is much more than that. It's a meditation on many aspects and trappings of today's life. But none of them are spelled out in neon letters; it's up to the audience to recognize them. All in all, it's like... a Chinese menu: there's something in it for everyone, but some of the dishes are not everyone's favorites...\nIf there's one thing the movie fan in me wanted more of, it's real interaction between Reeves' and Karen Mok's characters. I would have wanted to see the sparks fly ;) But the more I think about it, the more I realize that by not including that element, the team made the right artistic decision which served the story, not the sheer entertainment factor. And that's a bold thing to do.\nWell done, Mr.Reeves. very well done. Looking forward to the next one :)\nGeneration Um... (2012)\nloved it, loved it, loved it.\nan almost unexpected surprise in today's world focused only on feel-good movies. a multi-layered little gem. a story about loneliness, disappointment, pain, despair, and ways to cope with all that. a story about human connection and lack thereof. a story about games of power, seduction and domination. a meditation on how people behave in front and behind a camera. And the camera becomes a fourth character; a silent witness that's central to the plot; a fourth player that changes the rules of the game. it's a story about finding hope - or not. no,it's not everyone's cup of tea. yes, it will make most viewers uncomfortable. but those who have patience with this movie will be rewarded with a story that sticks with them for days. it's haunting. as long as such movies can still be made, there's still hope. it means the moviemakingmagic is still alive.\nSide by Side (2012)\nIt's an ode to cinema,\nthis film is. It's about marking a turning point in the history of cinema and raising awareness about it. Yes, it's a subject that's been discussed and bitched about for what, 10 years now, ever since Lucas proclaimed that film is dead. But maybe for the first time it brings all the opposite opinions together. Side by side. (Loved the editing - it was just like watching a tennis match) And for people like myself, 'civilian' moviegoers who while watching a movie often found themselves forgetting about the popcorn and instead wondering 'how it's made?', this film is like Christmas in June :) I mean, I've read a bit about film making; I've come across some of the terms and looked up their definition; I knew what a DP does; I've scratched a bit the surface of the whole wide world of movie making. But to have the main processes explained clearly, precisely and in a language I could understand, all this in a one-and-a-half hour film, was like... like attending film school but without the (almost always compulsory) elitism and snobbery ;) :D\nAnd watching the documentary at a film festival was a special experience per se. It was shown in a small old-fashioned theater, with creaking seats and wood floors and velvet curtains and no air conditioning; and old theater where once I used to go watch old cinematheque movies in black-and-white. There was a bitter-sweet irony about it. The audience was formed mainly by film festival guests and film students; people with technical background in movie making, and a few lost souls like myself, who just wanted to watch the documentary we read so much about. And it was a joy to see them react to the technical jokes; to hear a few of them hoot when on the screen someone was talking about the operator and the DP losing their god-like status on the set, or to hear them snicker when Cameron rhetorically asks Reeves 'you've been on a few sets in your life, haven't you?'\nIt's a film about nostalgia and inevitability, with a very light note of sadness.\nBut this was just the first date, and I'm quite taken with the film, so I'd really like to get to know it better. You know, take it on a second date, then a third. I'll take it to the movies, the old-fashioned way ;) I'll wine it, dine it, maybe even take it on the obligatory weekend to Paris. It could be the beginning of a long lasting relationship. So, when is the DVD gonna be released ? ;) :)\nLost in Translation all grown-up\nWatched Sofia's 'Somewhere'. Loved it. Loved everything about it: the sarcasm of the Foos' 'Hero' playing in the background of the opening scene; the press conference scene; the white mask; and especially the minimalism of it. The way Sofia uses her camera as a detached, silent witness. The way she observes everything, without judging, without blinking, just like Cleo does.\n'Somewhere' is Lost in Translation without the glitz and cliché's and the star treatment that made the Academy pay attention; without the 'classic' plot development; without any attempt at humor, except the involuntary moments. It's Lost in Translation all grown-up.\nThe Hurt Locker (2008)\nfor once I agree with the Academy... and it scares me ;)\nFinally managed to watch 'The Hurt Locker'. And I say finally because I had to watch it in two 'sessions'. Taking a break of two days between the first hour and the second. Can't explain why. Maybe it was just too much. Too much of what? Sheer film, I suppose. There's something haunting and intense about Bigelow's minimalism - as opposed to you-know-who's pretentiousness and grandeur and megalomania. With Bigelow it's all about details. The bullet shell. The wind blowing the dirt. The hungry, dirty, three-legged cats. The Iraqi boys speaking rap slang. And then there's the mix of shaky camera images, documentary-style, and the 'classic film' shots... I also liked the way Ms.Bigelow teased us, bringing in Guy Pearce and Ralph Fiennes only to kill them 5 minutes after... ;) XD\nThere's probably a lot more to be said about this film, but I can't do it. Can't write about films I really like. Can't find my words. That's why I'll never be a film critic ( thank gods !)\nHaven't watched the other nominees for 'best movie' , except for 'Avatar' and 'Inglorious Basterds', but I dare say that for once I happen to agree with the Academy.\nAnd for those who said this film won the awards it did because it sort of glorifies war - opposed to what Cameron's extravaganza did ; WATCH both films, then think again. Most of Bigelow's films are about a certain part of the human psyche. About the need for the adrenaline fix. The way I see it, that's what 'The Hurt Locker' is about, not war per se.\nThe film had potential. Too bad the angels got to it first.\nJust watched Legion (2010) It starts like Terminator. It ends like Terminator, Sarah Connor's bandanna included. And maybe even the guns in the back of the car. Several scenes cry out Matrix reference, but hey, it's almost a must. Besides, Matrix fan here, so I guess this could be a biased perception. The first half of the movie looks like an imitation of 'Constantine'. Francis Lawrence and his director of photography ( one Philippe Rousellot) should be proud. I guess. Heck, even Connie's lighter makes a cameo appearance in this film ! Then it's all a messed-up mix of various references. Matrix, The Seventh Sign (1988) Jet Li movies, you name it. Okay, I know it's a post-post-modern world out there. But there's a fine line between ( close) references or homage and heavy borrowing. And when I hear lines like \" Why do you continue to fight? When you know all hope is lost?\" and the hero's answer is 'Fuck you\", my mind stops and then in a split second pulls out of the archive the 'Oh! In two hundred years we've gone from \"I regret but I have one life to give for my country\" to \"Fuck you!\"? I'm glad Neo isn't alive anymore to hear this. :(\nAnd the above reaction/analysis could mean several things. One is that I should stop watching movies in Keanu Reeves movies terms. ( Although it's hard to see how this could be done, as, to quote a friend, I've got Connie engraved on my brain cells. ) . The other, far more disturbing , is that I've fallen into the (amateur) film critic's mind set. Which is something I promised myself ever since listening to the film critics' commentary to the Matrix movies ( shrewd, the Wachowskis are ) - to never let happen. Begone, Satan !\nStop. Replay. The movie, I mean.\nand I still see all the above. But I like the idea of Michael being the rebellious one. To quote my friend ( again), \"Gabriel is the decision maker, Michael the warrior.[ ] decision makers learn not to second guess themselves - warriors just carry out the judgments [ ] which means that the warrior can take a moment to think it over - and second guess..\" I wish the moviemaker would have played with this idea more. Instead, we're given action scenes over action scenes and just a \"You gave him what he asked. I gave him what he needed\" line. And Michael's little chat with Jeep in the still of the night. But I wanted more talk and less fighting. More food for thought and less action scenes. In the same time, a comment on these pages says : \"Jet Li movies have a lot more \"kung fu\". In fact, so does The Matrix, and that also has gun-fu.\" (KentaroK) I had to smile. Oh well, can't please everyone\nAdd to all the above the annoying, 'in-your-ears' too obvious score.\nThe film had potential. Too bad the angels got to it first.\nentertainment ? yes. technical achievement ? yes . but...\n*The first duty of a movie is to entertain.* someone said on a blog's commentary section. and by all gods, Cameron's Avatar does that. pity it stops there\nIt's a 3D special effects extravaganza. It's a movie written and directed by James Cameron, post-Titanic. 'nuff said.\nBut the characters are sketchy, the lines are clicheistic, and the only one who saves the day, in more ways than one, is Sam Worthington. ( Ribisi is great too, but his part is more of a cameo than a real part ) Strip away the effects and the score and the beautiful CGI scenery of Pandora, and there isn't much to the story. At least not what I ask of a 'good' movie. It's entrancing to watch in 3D on the big screen, yes. But when it ends, I yawned and stretched and felt the need for a coffee. And that was all. Didn't make me want to take a deep breath and reconsider the reality around me. Didn't make me want to buy a ticket for the next show, just to see it again. Didn't make me almost miss a traffic light. Other movie(s) did that. Not this one.\n\"He's designed it to bring people back to the cinema. [ ] Jim has always said to me that he wants to bring people back to the movies, and he's a smart enough man for that to be tactical.\" Worthington said about Avatar. Yes, the movie does that. It's a return to the glorious Hwood kind of movies. It does bring people back to the theater. But I'm missing that 'something' ... the 'splinter' the first two Terminator movies left in my mind... Roger Ebert likes it, the Academy will like it but it leaves me wanting more. More what ? Dunno. Maybe real quality storytelling over astonishing cinematography?\nOkay, Cameron lured people back to the movies. Now it's time that someone uses this opportunity and gives them also some food for thought. Not only great visuals and popcorn.\ngreat sound editing ;)\nI'm watching the movie and I think 'darn, this guy (Snyder) really has an eye for translating graphic novels onto the screen ! he just makes the drawn panels come to life... ... and then I think better about it and realize I'm somehow disappointed. What he did with 300 and Watchmen was to film the drawings, frame by frame... guess I wanted more than that. guess I wanted a re-telling of the story, not just a translation... But it works. it catches the essence of the comics. Maybe Moore should watch the movie. Don't know what he'd think of it, but he should at least watch it.\nAnd the sound editing is just brilliant!\noh, and people, get over the use of the \"Hallelujah\" song, it was a joke ;) :))", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "House of Gucci\ndirector: Ridley Scott\nwriter: Roberto Bentivegna, Becky Johnston\ncast: Lady Gaga, Adam Driver, Jared Leto, Jeremy Irons, Jack Huston\nrelease date: November 24th, 2021\nHouse of Gucci is inspired by the true story of the family empire behind the Italian fashion house of Gucci. Spanning three decades of love, betrayal, decadence, revenge, and ultimately murder, we see what a name means, what it's worth, and how far a family will go for control.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Now available on Digital, DVD and On Demand from Uncork’d Entertainment, we have an exclusive clip from 3 Demons that you can watch right now!\n\"D.M Cunningham’s 3 Demons, a supernatural horror film headlined by Peter Tell, releases this summer from Uncork’d Entertainment. The film, hitting digital and physical platforms July 5, fixes on a Deputy that is tasked with watching over the body of a recently deceased woman until her family can arrive & claim her. As his curiosity gets the better of him, he inadvertently concludes an unfinished ritual. The conjuring now complete, strange & sinister forces begin to target him. As his past is unearthed, he’s forced to face his own demons with terrifying consequences. Haley Heslip, Laura Golinski, Jovonnah Nicholson, Zoë Cunningham, and Sherryl Despres also star.\"", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "The biggest question about the 2017 blockbuster Sombra has to do with its soundtrack, which is by none other than Kendrick Lamar.\nAccording to the official synopsis, the film features “the music of legendary hip-hop artist and producer Lamar.”\nBut who is that producer?\nIs this the same one who brought Kendrick Lamar’s album, DAMN.?\nLamar’s name is listed on the credits for this film’s release, but it’s not clear if that’s Lamar or his production company, A-Trak, who worked on the soundtrack.\nSo, is Lamar the one behind the music for the film?\nIs he even the director of the film or is it someone else?\nOr maybe it’s the other way around.\nAccording the synopsis, Sombrra is a “story about two girls on a quest to find their own identity as they navigate the treacherous world of the underground rap game.”\nSo if this is Lamar, the “voice of a character,” then he’s definitely the one responsible for this soundtrack.\nLamar has been rumored to be involved in the production of Sombranas own music.\nIf this is the same producer who made Kendrick Lamars album, that could explain how Lamar could have possibly been involved.\nAnd what if the movie is about the people on the other side of the game, like the drug dealers?\nOr the rappers who use the game to their advantage?\nLamar may not be involved at all, but he could still be in the film.\nThe film’s trailer has Lamar as a character in it, so he may or may not actually be involved.\nIn addition, Kendrick Lamar recently posted a photo of himself with his wife, Kylie Jenner, which seems to confirm he’s involved in this film.\nLamar’s wife also recently made an appearance in a Snapchat video, so we’re not entirely sure what’s going on here.\nStill, there’s no denying that Lamar is involved in Sombras music.\nLamar is the most well-known rapper in the world and his music is the soundtrack for countless films and television shows.\nBut is he the one who actually created the music?\nIt’s hard to tell.\nIt’s unclear whether or not Lamar’s production company is involved with the film’s soundtrack.\nIf Lamar is in the picture, then we might be looking at the same guy who created the film, or it could be someone else.\nIf we have to go back to the movie’s trailer, we can find some clues about this.\nIn the trailer, Lamar is seen dancing around on a balcony.\nHe also appears to be holding a guitar, which makes sense since his music has been featured on many other rap albums.\nWe know that Kendrick Lamar is a producer, so why not the production team behind this film?\nLamar has a reputation as one of the biggest rappers in the game.\nIt would be a huge surprise if he wasn’t involved in some way with the music in this movie.\nThe music in Sommras movie is also a huge part of the story, and it could explain why Lamar’s music is featured prominently.\nLamar also appears in a music video for the song “All the Way.”\nThat song, which was produced by The Weeknd, features an instrumental that sounds very much like the one that Lamar uses on Sombricas song “Pillowtalk.”\nSo why does Lamar make such a big deal about this soundtrack?\nOne thing we can be certain of is that this film is about two people on a journey to find themselves.\nIf the film is a tribute to the people who use Sombraneas music as their “voice,” then Lamar may have something to say about it.\nAnd, as we’ve said before, that’s what makes Lamar one of rap’s most popular artists.\nThis could explain the film making process.\nWhen the film was first announced, it was revealed that Lamar was in the middle of a music project.\nWe now know that Lamar did not direct the film at all.\nAnd if Lamar was involved, it’s likely that he wasn: he could be the producer behind this movie, and the producers are always the most visible.\nThis is also the only film that’s been released so far that’s directed by an African American.\nBut the fact that Lamar’s musical career is the subject of this film may also be the reason he was not involved in its creation.\nIt also means that Lamar may be making a statement about the music industry by making a movie about it, and that’s something we don’t often see in the entertainment industry.\nIf we want to see more movies like this, we need to find more films that focus on the artists who make their music.\nTheres always the possibility that Lamar does not even know who produced this film or even that this is his film.\nBut if he is, then the fact he has a connection to this film", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Jeremy Renner lands Kill The Messenger\nStory by Jack Foley\nJEREMY Renner has landed the lead role in new thriller Kill The Messenger.\nBased on the true story of Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Gary Webb, who committed suicide after being denounced for exposing the CIA’s involvement in helping Nicaragua’s Contra rebels import cocaine into California in the 1980s, the film will be directed by Michael Cuesta.\nWriting for the San Jose Mercury News at the time, Webb detailed how the CIA had allowed Contras to smuggle cocaine into the US in order to use the proceeds to fund their war against the Nicaraguan government in the 1980s.\nThe story proved massively controversial and the newspaper eventually backed down from the story, thereby bringing an end to Webb’s career. He was found dead in 2004.\nShooting on Kill The Messenger is due to begin this summer.\nNext story: Zero Dark Thirty backed by 9/11 families", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "The film Jigsaw, directed by Michael Spierig and Peter Spierig, takes the Saw franchise to new levels of stupidity and nonsense. What started as a thrilling, thought-provoking franchise in the original Saw has now been reduced to a shoddily thrown together movie that does not offer any scares or intensity of its predecessor.\nThe film introduces the audience to the game with a robber named Edgar Munsen(Josiah Black) who goads the police into shooting and injuring him while he activates a trigger to begin the game. The film then goes to a barn that has five captives in bucket helmets being dragged towards a wall with buzz saws rotating quickly. When the people are prompted to make a blood sacrifice to ensure survival to the next level, they each let the saws cut their skin, allowing them to advance, with the exception of one, who does not make it. After the body of the dead man is strung up for the public to see, it propagates the investigation into the copycat killer, using the same modus operandi as the deceased John Kramer (Tobin Bell), or Jigsaw. The investigation is led by Detective Halloran (Callum Keith Rennie) and Detective Hunt (Cle Bennett), who must invoke the help of forensic scientist Logan Nelson (Matt Passmore) and his assistant Eleanor Bonneville (Hannah Emily Anderson), who has a strange obsession with Jigsaw’s game.\nAs in the first film, the movie attempts to blur the line between what is right and wrong, and gives the prisoners an out with confessions of their sins. While the prisoners struggle to discover why they were captured, their stories are revealed more and more as the film drags on. The prisoners are Anna (Laura Vandervoort), drug-dealer Ryan (Paul Braunstein), petty robber Carly (Britney Allen), and Mitch (Mandela Van Peebles). The prisoners are very poorly developed and do not give the audience any reason to have sympathy for them.\nThe devices used by the Jigsaw character to get justice are not very interesting compared to the other films. There are no characters that have any redeeming characteristics in the movie and there are very few scenes that make the audience jump, or even have any sort of fear that the original installment elicits.\nHalloran’s character gets much of the focus throughout the film, with his morally ambiguous investigative style. The character is at odds with Logan, as Logan has seen him botch or alter evidence and let people go. This mistrust and deceitfulness between the two attempt to make the viewer question who is right and who is wrong in the ongoing investigation.\nAfter seeing the film, it is obvious that the film is more of a cash grab using the success of the previous Saw movies to make money and capitalize on a weak Halloween market. The film is poorly written, and eventually leads to a climax that is not even interesting. There is no real driving plot throughout the film, and the lack of character development greatly takes away from the final product. The concept of Jigsaw being the judge, jury, and executioner is an interesting concept, but when it is thrown together with no real plotline, the game is not as fun. Rather than seeing this film, I would recommend revisiting the first incarnation.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Ghanaian comedian and actor Richard Asante popularly known as Kalybos has refuted claims that the only role he can play very well in acting is comedy.\nKalybos, who brands himself as the only boss with one “s”, admitted that though comedy has brought him thus far in the industry, he was dynamic and flexible enough to act any role assigned to him and this he said has been evident in some movies he has acted like “A New Flame” which stars singer, Adina. To him, it is important to get your strength as a an actress or actor but you must be an around player so to stay relevant and last longer in the market.\nHe is on a media tour with fellow actors and actresses to promote the latest movie to hit our TV screens, Away Bus. On the promotion of movies, he was of the view that it is the responsibility of the cast as it is that of the producers to sell the movies to the audience. “If you won’t promote your movie, who should do that for you”, a serious Kalybos rhetorically asked.\nKalybos’ rise to prominence in the movie scenes owes much to CEO of Kofas Media, Kofi Asamoah who brought him into the limelight through his “Boys Kasa” and “Adventures of Kalybos” comic skits. He has gone on to star in movies like Kalybos in China, Amakye and Dede, A New Flame, and the latest yet to be screened, Away Bus.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "8 August 2009 | MartinHafer\nThis is a documentary about the era following WWI and was included on a DVD with the silent film, THE CLINGING VINE. TGHE AGE OF BALLYHOO was narrated by Gloria Swanson and this is odd, as she wasn't even in THE CLINGING VINE, so the tie-in between the two films seems a bit tenuous. It would have seemed to have made a lot more sense to have this documentary bundled with one of Swanson's silent films.\nThe film is made up of lots of clips from newsreels as well as movies. This didn't work out completely well, as the films were often in terrible shape--grainy and washed out. This could be corrected, to an extent, today but back in 1973 it could not--though I do wonder why they didn't look for better quality film. Additionally, while I have enjoyed some of Ms. Swanson's films, here she is all wrong--with absolutely no energy in the narration--none. Frankly, the script she read and her narration together made me long for the film to end.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Everyone in the Land of Oz knows of The Great and Powerful Wizard of Oz, in fact, even those outside the Land of Oz have heard of the mighty ruler of the emerald city. It's safe to say you don't need to be no cowardly lion or lovable munchkin to know who he is, however, where did he come from and what is his story? Perhaps those who've read the Oz series by L. Frank Baum know, but us simple movie buffs, we have no clue.\nLuckily for us, only a short seventy-four years after the release of The Wizard of Oz did Sam Raimi, Joe Roth, Mitchell Kapner and David Lindsay-Abaire create for us a breathtaking masterpiece of an origin story for the mighty wizard who sent Dorothy to receive the Wicked Witch's broomstick.\nOz the Great and Powerful follows the character Oscar Zoroaster Phadrig Isaac Norman Henkel Emmannuel Ambroise Diggs, also known as Oscar Diggs or Oz (played by James Franco), prior to his Wizard title. Oscar is a magician in a travelling circus and much like Dorothy; he gets himself pulled into a tornado in Kansas that transports him to the Land of Oz.\nThe prequel has us seeing Oscar landing not quite so gracefully in the Land of Oz via a hot air balloon, one that just so happens to have \"OZ\" detailed into it. It's once crash landing that Oscar meets Theodora (played by Mila Kunis) a beautiful witch in red who informs him that he is the wizard their king had prophesied coming and that he would be the one to save the Land of Oz from the Wicked Witch.\nThe movie is a warm and light hearted family film with outstanding special effects and equally impressive acting. One does not need to see The Wizard of Oz to understand this film, nor do you need to read any of the books to comprehend the story line. It's a film that teaches us that there is more to life then wealth and power. It teaches us that true greatness doesn't come from how much gold line's your pocket but rather the good that you do, the happiness that you bring and most importantly the happiness and pride you feel in yourself and for yourself.\nIn Oz the Great and Powerful we witness the wizard transform from a selfish, womanising con-man to the man we know from The Wizard of Oz. We see a man with many a fancy parlour trick to amaze and dazzle but also a man who has learned that all the goodness he has performed during his journey to rescue the Land of Oz has gotten him what he wanted all along, not the selfish path to fame and fortune.\nThose who've read the Oz series or seen the original 1939 film, The Wizard of Oz will notice small hints of foreshadowing and references to the original film. You may also be surprised by a few new features added to the Oz world, things you never quite expected. Oz the Great and Powerful is part of an astounding series that amazes both young and old, it has a different feel from The Wizard of Oz but we get a true sense of the Land of Oz in this film. For those effects lovers also, nothing beats seeing the Emerald City and it's surrounding lands in the technology we have today.\nIf you didn't get a chance to see it in the cinemas, run out and rent a DVD, hire it on Netflix, just obtain the film because it's a spectacular start to what could be a fantastic set of films.\nI really enjoyed your review. My 11 year old son & I watched \"Oz - the Great and Powerful\" on DVD last night. Sam Raimi did wonders containing his creative talents to a PG rating. There were elements of his Spider Man creativity (think Norman Osborne's Green Goblin vs Theodora's green witch). We're looking forward to the next adventure!", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Here is the latest in a series of examinations into urban legends about movies and whether they are true or false. Click here to view an archive of the Movie urban legends featured so far.\nMOVIE URBAN LEGEND: Vicki Vale was originally going to die at the end of the 1989 Batman.\nOne of the most difficult decisions that a filmmaker can make is whether or not to kill off major characters in their films. Quite often, characters who were originally meant to die have their lives “saved” later in the film-making process. We’ve spotlighted a few of them over the years, like Robin Williams’ character in Dead Poet’s Society, Duke in G.I. Joe the Movie and even Han Solo in Return of the Jedi. Was Vicki Vale, Batman’s love interest in Tim Burton’s 1989 blockbuster film, Batman (played by Kim Basinger), another example of this trend?\nWas she originally going to be killed off in the film?\nRead on to find out!\nIn the simplest of forms, the answer is no, since in Sam Hamm’s original draft of the script for Batman, Vicki survives the film. At the end of the film, it is Vicki’s co-worker, Alexander Knox (Robert Wuhl), who dies at the end at the hands of the Joker (Jack Nicholson).\nBatman (Michael Keaton) is badly injured stopping the Joker and the film ends with Vicki helping him to rehabilitate his injuries. Here’s the scene from the script:\nI don’t know why I’m doing this. I\nhalf wish you’d stay a cripple.\nOhhhh… you don’t mean that.\n(grasping for words)\nI don’t, but… I do. It’s just… I\nlove you, Bruce. I —\n(taking her hand)\nVicki. Do you love half of me? Or\nall of me?\nA hard question for VICKI to answer. She thinks it over for\nseveral beats, then SMILES… SLOWLY, SADLY.\nI guess you did it, didn’t you. You\nFor a moment he stares deeply into her eyes. Then he pulls\nher over, takes her in a tight embrace.\nI don’t know how to explain this so\nit makes sense… but you saved\nIn addition, none of the other publicly available revisions to Hamm’s script involve Vale dying at the end of the movie. So the answer is a pretty clear no. Except it is worth noting that the film went through many revisions and some notable scenes were basically improvised as producer Jon Peters an director Tim Burton clashed over how to end the film, so I think it is very likely that at one point, they WERE planning on killing Vale off.\nIn his excellent book, Blockbuster: How Hollywood Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Summer, Tom Shone wrote about the massive confusion surrounding the finale of the first Batman film…\nThings finally came to a head at the climax of the movie, in which Vicki Vale (Kim Basinger) was to have been killed by the Joker, sending Batman into a vengeful fury. Peters decided that audiences wouldn’t accept Batman beating up a 50-year-old man, and so without telling Burton, he reworked it: the Joker would take Vale captive, and drag her up to the top of Gotham cathedral’s bell tower.\nIt would require an additional 38-foot model of the cathedral – costing $100,000, when they were already well over budget. Burton hated the idea, having no clue how the scene would end: “Here were Jack Nicholson and Kim Basinger walking up this cathedral, and halfway up Jack turns around and says, ‘Why am I walking up all these stairs? Where am I going?”‘ “We’ll talk about it when you get to the top!” Burton called back.\n“I had to tell him that I didn’t know,” Burton recalled. “The most frightening experience of my life. I knew they had to go up to the bell tower and they better do something up there. That was always a given. But what? Help me! Help me! It was one of those nightmares where you’re feeling big and small at the same time. Here you’ve got this big production with all these people waiting around and you’re supposed to be shooting this sequence that suddenly goes wrong. I thought, ‘My God, why didn’t I see it to begin with? How did I let this happen?\nShone goes on to tell an amusing story about how frustrated Nicholson eventually got with the shoot, especially when he felt that Peters had reneged on a deal to foot the bill of special leather jackets for the crew. Go read his book!\nIn their book on Jon Peters (and Peters’ longtime production partner, Peter Guber), Hit and Run, Nancy Griffin and Kim Masters also wrote that Peters changed the ending of the film to keep Vale alive, as Peters presumed that audiences would be horrified at her dying (also, since the film suggests that the Joker killed Batman’s parents, did Batman really need extra motivation to hate the Joker?). So I tend to believe that yes, at one point, Vicki Vale was going to die in the film. However, I think things were in such flux that I doubt it was ever even firmly established in Burton’s mind that she was going to be killed off.\nIn either event, the legend is…\nSTATUS: False (with some truth mixed in there)\nThanks to Tom Shone, Nancy Griffin and Kim Masters for the information regarding the ending of the film.\nFeel free (heck, I implore you!) to write in with your suggestions for future installments! My e-mail address is email@example.com.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "The gang from Super Troopers are back and the long anticipated sequel to the monster comedy smash finally has a release date.\nFox Searchlight has unveiled the first teaser trailer for Super Troopers 2 that will appropriately land in theaters on April 20, 2018, i.e. 4/20, and give us a whole new level of hijinks for the Vermont State Troopers and their merry antics.\nThe entire cast is back, including Jay Chandrasekhar, Kevin Heffernan, Steve Lemme, Paul Soter and Erik Stolhanske all returning to their roles originated in the 2001 original. Even Brian Cox is back as their trusty captain.\nWe still don’t know much about the sequel’s story, but one thing that we can glean from the teaser is that the tone has remained the same, thankfully.\nLook for the sequel next April to also star Rob Lowe and Emmanuelle Chriqui.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "A number of US outlets are reporting that the producers of \"IT\" have optioned another novel, \"The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordan,\" by the master horror writer. Producers are still looking for a screenwriter for the movie version of the 1999 novel.\nThe works of Stephen King are enjoying a new wave of interest as of late. Besides the impending release of the \"IT\" sequel, another one of his novels, 1999's \"The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon,\" is set to get its own movie adaptation.\nThe project is helmed by Chris Romero, widow of famed horror director George A. Romero, who was involved in the first, shelved early-2000s adaptation. The filmmaker behind \"Night of the Living Dead\" had worked with King on 1982's \"Creepshow,\" and then again on 1992's \"The Dark Half.\"\n\"The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon\" tells the story of a little girl who gets lost in the woods during a hike with her brother and recently divorced mother. She then wanders the woods for several days, looking for a charitable soul, getting weaker and weaker by the day. Falling prey to dehydration, she begins hallucinating that her idol, baseball player Tom Gordon, is accompanying her on her trek. Despite consuming hunger, the young girl is convinced that she is being pursued by an evil creature.\n\"I'm thrilled that my book is being brought to the screen, and that George's company is involved. Chris has worked long and hard to make this project happen,\" said King in a statement released Wednesday.\nThe horror novelist continues to be a bottomless well of inspiration for American filmmakers, with the upcoming releases of \"IT Chapter Two\" and \"Shining\" sequel \"Doctor Sleep\" starring Ewan McGregor.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Bollywood Love Story\n\"For example, boy meets girl, they fall in love, they want to express their love for each other. So in the West, they would kiss, and they're in love. In India, we have a song,\" Abhi says. \"You have this intimate moment, and suddenly—snap, cut—you're in the mountains singing and dancing!\"\n\"It's so much fun,\" Ash says.\nHollywood and Bollywood also operate on different production schedules. Most American actors make one or two films a year, while Bollywood stars appear in five or six movies a year. \"We're both working on, I think, four films currently,\" Abhi says. \"So we're always busy.\"\nWhen they do have a moment to themselves, Ash and Abhi don't travel to exotic locations or hit Mumbai's hottest clubs. Instead, they spend time at home. \"It's just normal time,\" Ash says. \"We like to hang at home, really spend time with each other, with family and friends.\"", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "In a time where the lack of ethnic representation in film is a growing topic of concern, more casting directors and producers have taken on the initiative for the inclusion of a culturally diverse cast. It is evident that there is much racial discrimination in this world and the film industry shows it. Filmmakers like Jordan Peele make it a priority to reveal the racial disparities in the current generation through their work. What’s unique about Producer Steven Grisales’ work, is he takes on racial discrimination from an interesting perspective. In his film We are the Heat, Grisales uses an ethnic cast to highlight the discrimination ethnic groups unfortunately often face within their own communities.\nWe are the Heat explores the powerful narrative of Harvey and his three friends who use Salsa Choke as a way to connect with their culture and escape a poverty-stricken Buenaventura, Colombia. It is the dance that allows the protagonist to connect to the other characters and not be afraid of his authentic self, despite feeling like an outsider in his own community because of the color of his skin.\nWhen Harvey goes on stage, he is no longer in the shadows where his society hides him and expects him to stay. He is connecting with his culture and embracing who he is at free will. The significance in Harvey and his friends performing Salsa Choke is the fact that Salsa Choke is a Colombian rhythm and Harvey is an Afro-Colombian. Because Harvey and his friends are Afro-Colombian, they are often seen as lesser or having no connection to Latin roots despite speaking Spanish and residing in the same region as their critics. Dancing Salsa Choke allowed Harvey to implicitly denounce the discriminatory views of his critics.\nIn his film, Grisales explores another culture within the Latino community that is often overlooked. We are the Heat opens viewers to racism from another angle; an angle that is often disregarded. Grisales allows viewers to see colorism in full effect in the Afro-Colombian community. The National Conference for Community and Justice defines colorism as: “a practice of discrimination by which those with lighter skin are treated more favorably than those with darker skin.” From the start of the film, the audience is automatically introduced to colorism as they see Harvey being thrown overboard and insulted with racial slurs due to his skin color, by men within his own ethnic community. This is the same kind of colorism and lack of acceptance that many ethnic backgrounds face within their own communities. This is what the producer found important to emphasize in the making of this film.\nIn the making of We are the Heat, Grisales had a vision. He hoped for this film to not only display the accurate realities of colorism across the Afro-Latino community — but to have the characters in the film serve as a hero to many and represent the harsh realities the residents in the area faced. By using real dancers, it gave people a great figure to look up to. Grisales also explains how the goal as producers of the film was to open the eyes of the conditions in which these people lived.\n“When we made the film, we wanted it to be a movie that could connect with the people, with everyone, we didn’t design it to be in festivals or to be in Cannes or to be in Berlin as our main goal. We wanted a movie that could connect with the audience,” Grisales noted.\nNot many filmmakers consider the final product of their film in the way that Grisales does with We are the Heat. Grisales had a multifaceted vision for his film, bearing in mind the audience of the movie, the people of the land, the colorism and racial disparities of the Afro-Colombian community, and the obstacles that rose with film production. Altogether, Grisales produced an amazing result defying critics who believed that producing a film with Afro-Colombians as the main focus would equate to a lesser result.\nGrisales proved critics wrong with an elaborate product delivered with such execution. This is a film to watch in an era where racial cognizance is a growing approach to society’s changing values.\n“This is the best experience I’ve had in my life making this film. Making this film was an act of collaboration with a lot of people.” – Steven Grisales\nWe Are The Heat is currently available on Video On Demand.\nWhat's Your Reaction?\nBeverly is a Technical Writer by profession who enjoys all things celebrity news and pop culture.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "The Lost Prince (2003)\nThis historical drama from director Stephen Poliakoff was produced for and originally aired on the BBC. Miranda Richardson and Tom Hollander star as Queen Mary and King George V. After discovering that their son Prince John (Daniel Williams and Matthew Thomas) suffers from epilepsy and learning disabilities, the royals have the boy sent off to be raised in a rural farmhouse, lest he tarnish the family's image of superiority. Removed from the public eye and the attention of his parents, Prince John forms a loving bond with his nurse, Lalla (Gina McKee). ~ Matthew Tobey, Rovi … More\nNo Friends? Inconceivable! Log in to see what your friends have to say.Login\nCritic Reviews for The Lost Prince\nThere are no critic reviews yet for The Lost Prince. Keep checking Rotten Tomatoes for updates!\nAudience Reviews for The Lost Prince\nOh that BBC! Another wonderful production. Moving. Inspiring. All around really well done biodrama. Tissues a must by the time it all wraps up...More\nDiscuss The Lost Prince on our Movie forum!", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Not Rated | | Documentary\nA documentary about typography, graphic design, and global visual culture.\nType is saying things to us all the time. Typefaces express a mood, an atmosphere. They give words a certain coloring.\nMichael Bierut: Everywhere you look you see typefaces. But there's one you probably see more than any other one, and that's Helvetica. You know, ...\n$16,614 (USA) (18 September 2007)\n$204,000 (USA) (1 June 2008)\nSee what the IMDb editors are excited to watch in November, check out our guide to horror, streaming shows, superheroes, and more.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Laguna Acquires Two 3-D Films From Peruvian Animation House Alpamayo9 Feb, 2008 By: Angelique Flores\nLaguna Productions has made more strides in diversifying its catalog. The latest addition comes from Peruvian animation house Alpamayo Entertainment.\nLaguna will release on DVD Pirates March 18 (prebook Feb. 19) and Dragons April 8 (prebook March 7). Each title will be priced at $14.95.\nThese are the first 3-D animated features made in Peru, said Monica Ricardez, Laguna's director of business and market development.\nLaguna has translated the films into English and recorded English-language voiceovers to reach a wider audience from the younger Latino generation, which may not speak Spanish as a primary language, to the non-Spanish-speaking cross market, Ricardez said. Laguna has brought these films to the United States for international distribution and will market them primarily as English-language films to make them more attractive in the U.S. market.\nWhile the stories of each of the films are universal, Pirates has a Peruvian flavor in that it addresses a historical event in Peruvian history.\n“These are great animated feature films that represent the diversification of our catalog,” Ricardez said. “They are proof of the talent and quality of Latin animators outside of the United States.”\nThe DVDs will contain both the new English-language track as well as the Spanish-language tracks from the original productions.\nThe original films Dragones: Destino de Fuego (2006) and Piratas en al Callao (2005) had limited theatrical releases in Mexico, South America and Central America. Piratas also screened at Chicago's International Children's Film Festival and garnered an estimated $500,000 at the box office.\nThe two films are the first animated films that Laguna will distribute, and the company expects they will appeal not only to kids, but also to the entire family.\nLaguna's acquisition of these films demonstrates the company's expansion of its catalog in an effort to cater to a diverse Latino market. The company has acquired more films targeted at younger Latino audiences, from children to young adults, as well as more family-friendly fare. Such releases include the novelas “Las Juanas” and “Como en el Cine” as well as the films Cielo and La Sorpresa, which feature young, contemporary Mexican actors.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Born - January 08, 1931 in Bogra, Bangladesh\nTarun Majumdar is a popular Director. Latest movies which Tarun Majumdar has directed are Kancher Swarga, Nimantran, Path Bhola, Bhalobashar Bari and Sajani Go Sajani. Tarun Majumdar was born on January 08, 1931.\nLast Updated : Mar 24, 2023, 12:58 PM IST\nFriends, co-stars and fans remember actor Abhishek Chatterjee on his death anniversary\nAmitabh, Jaya, SRK set to inaugurate KIFF 2022\nKIFF to start with 1973 blockbuster 'Abhimaan'\nFilms from 42 countries to be screened at Kolkata International Film Festival\n‘Komola O Shreeman Prithviraj’ to premiere soon\nKolkata: Tarun Majumdar in hospital\nBest Feature Film with Mass Appeal, Wholesome Entertainment and Aesthetic Value\nBest Scientific Film (including Environment and Ecology)", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Tollywood Superstar Mahesh Babu and hattrick director Anil Ravipudi's first outing together 'Sarileru Neekevvaru' is one of the much-anticipated Sankranthi releases next year.\nThe makers have been busy with the promotions of the film and the recently released teaser and singles have received a decent response from the audience. Now, the makers have released the third single from the film 'He's so cute'. Music by Devi Sri Prasad is beautiful. It is a romantic single between Mahesh Babu and Rashmika Mandanna. The lyrical video also showcased some cute scenes between them. The high spirited voice of Madhu Priya is also too good. Lyrics by Srimani are impressive. It seems like DSP has given some good tunes for the film.\nSharing the song online, Mahesh Babu wrote, \"Here it is... He's So Cute song for you :) #SarileruNeekevvaru @AnilRavipudi @iamRashmika @ThisIsDSP @RathnaveluDop @AnilSunkara1 @ShreeLyricist\"\nPrakash Raj, Subbaraju, Vennela Kishore and others are playing crucial roles in the film. Dil Raju and Ramabramham Sunkara are the producers of the film. The movie will hit the theatres for Sankranthi next year.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "At first glance, horror and romance don’t seem to fit together very well, but you try telling that to to the all the zom-coms and sex allegories that litter the genre.\nHorror is a great way to explore a variety of different themes, which is why it can be pushed in the direction of any calendar celebration and churn out a halfbreed monstrosity like only horror can. St Patrick’s Day? Try the Leprechaun films. Christmas? Practically its own disgustingly festive subcategory. New Year's Evil and April Fool's Day have a go at very specific celebrations as well. So it follows that horror would have a meaty stab at Valentine’s Day too.\nWith the genre being so versatile, we’ve included a wide variety of films to watch on Valentine’s Day, including cuteness, cheesiness, and cautionary tales surrounding relationships. Whether you’re celebrating Valentine’s Day with a partner, or want to remind yourself why you’re single, there’s a horror film for you to enjoy this February 14th.\n10. My Bloody Valentine (1981 Or 2009)\nA Valentine’s themed slasher with a love triangle central to its plot.\nBoth versions of the film deal with a mining uniform garbed killer who goes on a killing spree on the lead up to Valentine’s Day, and both are products of their time. The 1981 original sports campy acting and more of a focus on its February 14th theme, whereas the 2009 remake tries to add a little more plot, and packs its cast with unlikeable characters for us to cheer at their creative death scenes.\nIf 80s slasher cheese is your thing, the original is more suited. It fits the early slasher mold perfectly, with a cast of youths determined to hold a Valentine’s Day party, despite all that inconvenient death occurring around them. 80s slasher logic if ever we heard it.\nJensen Ackles stars in the 2009 remake, which narrows the Valentine’s Day focused theme of the 1981 film, and instead tries to delve a little deeper into the three psyches of the dreaded love triangle. It doesn’t exactly elevate the premise, but it does offer a bigger focus on relationships than the original.\nThe two films differ widely in their approach to their endings, so both can be watched in quick succession without feeling like you’re just watching the same film twice.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "AceShowbiz - \"Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings\" continued to impress on its second weekend. The latest Marvel movie holds atop the North American box office with an estimated $35.8 million, setting the record for the best second-weekend gross of the pandemic.\nThe Simu Liu-starring film has currently grossed $145.6 million domestically and is already the fourth-highest grossing film of 2021. With a 53% decrease from last week, it is holding up better than previous Marvel movie \"Black Widow\", which saw a significant 70% fall on its second weekend.\nInternationally, \"Shang-Chi\" took in $112 million for a total global haul of $257.6 million, even before it opens in China, which is an important market for Marvel movies.\n\"Shang-Chi\" faced little to no competition at the top spot as newcomer \"Malignant\" debuts softly with an estimated $5.6 million domestically. Overseas, the James Wan-directed horror pic added $6.3 million from 69 markets.\n\"This is a weak opening for a genre that's held up well during the pandemic,\" says David. A Gross, who runs the movie consulting firm Franchise Entertainment Research. \"With the film available on HBO, this start is below average.\"\nThe film, which marks Wan's return to horror, generated mostly positive reviews from critics, with an average rating of 6.2/10 on Rotten Tomatoes. However, audiences seemed to disagree as they gave it an average grade of \"C\" on an A+ to F scale, according to CinemaScore.\n\"Free Guy\", meanwhile, rises up one spot to reclaim the runner-up place with approximately $5.8 million. The Ryan Reynolds-starrer has crossed the $100M mark domestically, bringing its worldwide gross to $276.5 million so far.\nAnother horror movie, \"Candyman\", drops two spots to No. 4 with an estimated $4.8 million. Trailing behind in the fifth place is \"Jungle Cruise\", which adds an estimated $2.4 million on its second weekend.\nTop 10 of North America Box Office (Sep. 10-12, 2021):", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Malayalam Cinema 2014: Top 10 Movies of the Year. With this movie, Malayalam cinema got yet. Though the concept of romantic comedy was not new to Malayalam.Mollywood saw many hits and flops of movies in the industry. Read to know the biggest Malayalam hits for 2013 till now. Biggest Malayalam Hits Of The Year 2013.Top 20 Best Comedy Movies 2015. that the new zealand low budget comedy “what we do in the shadows” is the only REALLY interesing and truly creative comedy.Upcoming malayalam movies in 2013 full list are updated here. The list of malayalam movies to get released in 2013 include movies of Mohanlal, Mammotty, Prithviraj.\nPaan Singh Tomar Full Movie 2013. Loc Kargil Full Movie. Bollywood Xxx Video. 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Movie 9 February 2013 Genre: Comedy, Family. download latest movies on.\nCheck out now available Comedy movies on DVD and get ratings, reviews, trailers and clips for now available Comedy DVD releases. New Movies in Theaters.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "An apartment kitchen: a man and a woman discuss Little Red Riding Hood, their voices hushed, mindful of waking the little girl sleeping next room. Waste land on the city outskirts: behind a... See full summary »\nMr. Lazarescu, a 63 year old lonely man feels sick and calls the ambulance. When it arrives, the paramedic decides he should take him to the hospital but once there they decide to send him ... See full summary »\nAt the Bucharest Circus, the new young manager is trying to solve the major financial issues of the company by selling its only bear (old and about to die soon) to German hunters. But the ... See full summary »\nIt's the 22nd of December. Sixteen years have passed since the revolution, and in a small town Christmas is about to come. Piscoci, an old retired man is preparing for another Christmas ... See full summary »\nThree films based on Three Conversations by Russian writer and philosopher Vladimir Solovyov.The actors' 'exercises' develop into a minimalistic trilogy on cinema and literature, social and spiritual life, acting in film and in real life.\n\"Offset\" was probably one of the worst movies I've ever seen. It starts of not to bad, and issues like interculturality and integration are no doubt interesting and promising. But the movie fails completely in dealing with these topics in a decent way. It was not the shallow plot, nor the average acting that displeased me, I could deal with that. But this movie reviews all the clichés about Germany, as well as about Romania, in a way that made me really angry. The moral of the story seems to be that \"cultural barriers\" can not be crossed, Romanians tend to be irrational and violent, etc. etc.\nWatching \"Offset\" was not only a loss of time, it also reproduces racist stereotypes and clichés. If it was meant to be a political statement too, it's totally irresponsible.\n9 of 19 people found this review helpful.\nWas this review helpful to you?", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Changanassery, Kerala, India\n|Occupation||screenwriter, film director|\n|Years active||1990 - present|\n|Children||Neelima Baburaj,Niranjan Baburaj|\nHe was born at Changanassery, Kerala, as the son of Mr. Janardanan and Mrs. Pankajakshi. Babu Janardhanan did his schooling at Madappally Govt. LPS and Govt. Higher Secondary School, Thrikkodithaanam and Pursued higher studies at AP School of Arts, Kottayam. He began his career as a school teacher at CPPHMHS, Ozhur, Tirur in Malappuram district. He is married to Sheeba. The couple have two children, Neelima and Niranjan.\nHis debut movie was Anandavruthantham directed by P. Anil in 1990.\nIn 2005, Achanurangatha Veedu collected the best second movie award in the Kerala State Film Awards. Salim Kumar, who played the protagonist in the movie won the best supporting actor award. In 2006, Vaasthavam brought Prithiviraj the state award for the best actor. In 2008, Thalappavu won Lal the state award for the best actor in the Kerala State Film Awards.\nBabu Janardhanan directed a documentary, in 1994, named \"Sahanangalude Amma\". The documentary was based on the life of Alphonsamma.\nAs screenwriter only\n|1992||Oru Kochu Bhoomikulukkam|\n|2007||Avan Chandiyude Makan|\n|2011||City of God|\nAs Director and writer\n|2011||Bombay March 12||Mammootty, Roma, Unni Mukundan|\n|2013||Lisammayude Veedu||Meera Jasmine, Rahul Madhav, Salim Kumar|\n|2013||God for Sale||Kunchacko Boban, Suraj Venjaramoodu, Anumol|\n|Kallan: Thaskaran Maniyan Pillayude Athmakadha||Jayasurya, Biju Menon, Salim Kumar||Announced|\n- \"Babu Janardhanan turns to director\". Filmreviews.bizhat.com. 2010-11-11. Retrieved 2011-11-24.\n- \"Babu Janardhanan calls the shots | Film Reviews\". Filmreviews.bizhat.com. 2011-03-15. Retrieved 2011-11-24.\n- \"Review: Bombay March 12 is hard-hitting - Rediff.com Movies\". Rediff.com. 2011-07-01. Retrieved 2011-11-24.\n- \"Bombay March 12 Malayalam Movie Preview, Synopsis - Malayalam movie Bombay March 12 Preview, Synopsis\". Nowrunning.com. Retrieved 2011-11-24.\n- \"'Bombay, march12' for June 24 - Malayalam Movie News\". IndiaGlitz. Retrieved 2011-11-24.\n- \"Babu Janardhanan.:Profile And Biography, Malayalam Movie Dialogue Babu Janardhanan.\". Metromatinee.com. Retrieved 2011-11-24.\n- \"Babu Janardhanan\". Facebook.com. Retrieved 2011-11-24.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "The currently director-less project, The Tomb has already signed Sylvester Stallone and is looking to bring on Arnold Schwarzenegger to play a key role. Antoine Fuqua was previously attached to direct.\nSylvester Stallone will still play the lead Ray Breslin. The film surrounds the expert prison designer who has to escape from the very structure that he helped create.\nBoth veteran action stars will soon come together for The Expendables 2 alongside Bruce Willis who was also interested in The Tomb's lead role, but passed.\nThe project is still in development.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Thanks to Entertainment Weekly the first official photo from WB/DC’s upcoming live action Shazam! is finally here, and you can see it below!\nThe pic features Zachary Levi in his full Shazam costume chugging down some generic cola with It’s Jack Dylan Grazer, who pays Freddy Freeman, best friend of Shazam!’s alter ego Billy Batson (played by Andi Mack’s Asher Angel).\nHere’s what the film’s director, David Sandberg, had to say about the costume:\n“I wanted to keep the shorter cape as a throwback to the original because that’s something that sets him apart from Superman or Batman. It makes him feel a bit more Golden Age superhero, which is the vibe I’m going for.”\nSandberg has discussed the costume before, having tweaked it all the way through filming for the comfort of Levi.\nAnd here’s EW’s plot synopsis:\nBilly is assigned to a new foster home where he befriends comic book superfan Freddy. One day, Billy’s subway ride is interrupted by a mysterious Wizard (Djimon Hounsou) whose been searching for ages to find the right successor to inherit his powers. He reveals the teen’s been selected to gain an assortment of abilities, and all it takes is for Billy to say “SHAZAM!”\nIt was recently announced that Djimon Hounsou would play the Wizard, a role thought to have been taken by Ron Cephas Jones who stars in This Is Us. It is even announced that Cephas Jones had the role in the official press release from Warner Bros when filming started, which you can read below.\nThe vibe of this movie has been pretty consistent in the marketing, and it seems like we will get a Guardians of the Galaxy type of comedic tone for the movie. Maybe something like Thor: Ragnarok would be an apt comparison as well.\nWith DC bringing this movie to San Diego Comic Con next week, this could be the first of a barrage of new material we get for Shazam!\nShazam! is scheduled to hit theaters April 5, 2019.\nWe all have a superhero inside us, it just takes a bit of magic to bring it out. In Billy Batson’s (Angel) case, by shouting out one word—SHAZAM!—this streetwise 14-year-old foster kid can turn into the adult Super Hero Shazam (Levi), courtesy of an ancient wizard.Still a kid at heart—inside a ripped, godlike body—Shazam revels in this adult version of himself by doing what any teen would do with superpowers: have fun with them! Can he fly? Does he have X-ray vision? Can he shoot lightning out of his hands? Can he skip his social studies test? Shazam sets out to test the limits of his abilities with the joyful recklessness of a child. But he’ll need to master these powers quickly in order to fight the deadly forces of evil controlled by Dr. Thaddeus Sivana (Strong).\n“Shazam!” also stars Jack Dylan Grazer (“IT”) as Billy’s best friend and ultimate superhero enthusiast, Freddy, part of the foster family that includes Mary, played by Grace Fulton (“Annabelle: Creation”); Darla, played by Faithe Herman (TV’s “This is Us”); Eugene, played by Ian Chen (TV’s “Fresh Off the Boat”); and Pedro, played by Jovan Armand (TV’s “Hawaii Five-O”). Cooper Andrews (TV’s “The Walking Dead”) and Marta Milans (TV’s “Killer Women”) play foster parents Victor and Rosa Vasquez,\nwith Ron Cephas Jones (“This is Us”) as the Wizard.\nSOURCE: Entertainment Weekly", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Gravity - Vudu HD (Digital Code)\nCast: Sandra Bullock, George Clooney, Ed Harris, Orto Ignatiussen\nA medical engineer and an astronaut work together to survive after an accident leaves them adrift in space.\nProduct VideosGravity - Official Teaser Trailer [HD] 01:31\nhttp://www.gravitymovie.com https://www.facebook.com/gravitymovie In theaters October 4th. Academy Award® winners Sandra Bullock (\"The Blind Side,\" \"The Proposal\") and George Clooney (\"Up in the Air,\" \"Syriana\") star in \"Gravity,\" a heart-pounding thriller that pulls you into the infinite and unforgiving realm of deep space. The film was directed by Oscar® nominee Alfonso Cuarón (\"Children of Men\").\nGravity - Offi...http://www.gravitymovie.com https://www.facebook.com/gravitymo...\nOther DetailsStudio:WB (Vudu)\nProduct ReviewsWrite Review", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Mr. Freeze turns Killer Croc and Bane into super-sized monsters, and they bash their way through downtown Gotham until the Caped Crusader and his team of heroes join the fight in their giant robot mechs.\nYou May Also Like\n7 years on from the original Fortress movie, Brennick and his family are still on the run. Finally, they give in, and surrender, only to find themselves imprisoned in a new, more sophisticated fortress prison in outer space. But Brennick’s not a man to give in easily, and with a 10 year old son waiting for him back on earth, he’s going to pack some serious assault on the evil corporation.\nMild-mannered Clark Kent works as a reporter at the Daily Planet alongside his crush, Lois Lane − who’s in love with Superman. Clark must summon his superhero alter ego when the nefarious Lex Luthor launches a plan to take over the world.\nShaft is the next chapter in the film franchise featuring the coolest private eye on any New York City block. JJ, aka John Shaft Jr. (Usher), may be a cyber security expert with a degree from MIT, but to uncover the truth behind his best friend’s untimely death, he needs an education only his dad can provide. Absent throughout JJ’s youth, the legendary locked-and-loaded John Shaft (Jackson) agrees to help his progeny navigate Harlem’s heroin-infested underbelly. And while JJ’s own FBI analyst’s badge may clash with his dad’s trademark leather coat, there’s no denying family. Besides, Shaft’s got an agenda of his own, and a score to settle that’s professional and personal.\nThe film follows Nishi, a loser who has a crush on his childhood girlfriend. After an encounter with the Japanese mafia, the film follows Nishi as he journeys to heaven and back, and ends up trapped in an even more unlikely place.\nOn Christmas Eve at Tower Sky, an ultra-luxurious building complex, a White Christmas party is held to dazzle its equally high-end tenants and VIP guests. Dae-ho, the manager of the building and single father, is forced to cancel plans with his daughter Hana to work the event. His Christmas is saved when Yoon-hee, the food mall manager with a secret crush on Dae-ho, offers to babysit Hana during the party. Meanwhile, Young-ki the legendary fire chief of Yoido Station has finally promised his first holiday date night to his long suffering wife. The party is in full swing with the spectacular sight of two helicopters flying overhead just to spray snow on the partygoers and make everything perfect. When unthinkable disaster strikes, Dae-ho and Young-ki must summon all their strength and courage to save the lives of thousands but at what cost to themselves and their loved ones?", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "A still life of things related..\nOpen movie clapboard on white background...\nRealistic reel of film. Illustration..\n3D FILM STRIP WITH NICE PICTURES\nFilm strip vector template\na color movie clapper board\nFilm isolated on white background\nOld negative film strip with 3d..\nOriginal template for your congratulation..\nFilm strip empty on white\nclap board and two film strips..\nSeamless Film Strip with glossy..\nFilm frame with hummingbird Vector..\nClap Board with Film Reel\nStrip of vintage film with a..\nFilm strip environment concept\nOld motion picture film reel\n3d film reel copy isolated on white..\nreel of 8mm motion picture film", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Jennifer Lawrence-\"In Hollywood I'm considered a fat actress. I'm never going to starve myself for a part. I don't want little girls to be like 'Oh I want to look like Katniss, so I'm going to skip dinner.\nThe notebook Movies and Series Graphics. Free Animated The notebook Gifs. Movies and Series Gifs. The notebook Graphics and Gifs. The notebook Animations and Pictures. The notebook Movies and Series Gif Images and Graphics.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Short movie project made for D.E.S.I.C.A. 14, contest for 24-hours-made short movies, promoted by Cremonapalloza.\nThis is a refined version, we polished after the contest.\nThe original “24 hour version”, can be seen on Cremonapalloza’s website\nThe movie was made in Blender, using Eevee real-time render engine.\nFinal compositing in Davinci Resolve and After Effects.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "January 31st, 7:00PM at the AMC Boston Common! While vacationing at a remote cabin, a young girl and her parents are taken hostage by four armed strangers who demand that the family make an unthinkable choice to avert the apocalypse. With limited access to the outside world, the family must decide what they believe before all is lost.\nJanuary 4th, 7:00PM at the AMC Boston Common! From the most prolific minds in horror—James Wan, the filmmaker behind the Saw, Insidious and The Conjuring franchises, and Blumhouse, the producer of the Halloween films, The Black Phone and The Invisible Man—comes a fresh new face in terror.\nWorld's 50 Best Genre Festivals 2021\nBest Horror Festivals in the World 2021\nBest of Boston® 2018 – Best Film Festival", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Sorry, we can't find the movie trailer you're looking for.\nEither a trailer for this movie has not been released yet, or it\nwas removed following a request from the copyright holder.\nFind more trailers\nInternational Releases Dates\n05 October 2010\nIf you liked the Des/Esperando trailer, you may like these ones:\n20 September 2012\nA coming-of-age story based on the best-selling novel by Stephen Chbosky, which follows 15-year-old freshman Charlie, an endearing and naive outsider who is taken under the wings of two seniors.\n12 September 2014\nEstranged twins Maggie and Milo coincidentally cheat death on the same day, prompting them to reunite and confront the reasons their lives went so wrong.\n09 October 2013\nAdele's life is changed when she meets Emma, a young woman with blue hair, who will allow her to discover desire, to assert herself as a woman and as an adult.\n11 March 1983\nThree young Israeli men join the army, and it soon turns out that they're more interested in chasing skirts than following orders.\n31 August 1962\nAfter many years working in the streets of Roma, the middle-age whore Mamma Roma (Anna Magnani) saves money to buy an upper class apartment, a fruit stand and retires from the prostitution.\n07 January 1991\nAlthough Jason works as a department store clerk, he is also a reincarnated prince. Long ago, his beloved Jessie was snatched away from him by an evil wizard who used his powers to transform her into wooden statue.\n29 June 2011\nFragancia is arrested for the attempted murder of Richard Persson, the son of a powerful factory owner.\n27 May 2005\nA story of two love affairs. A father's love for his five sons. And one son's love for his father, a love so strong it compels him to live a lie.\n13 September 1991\nA dimwitted thug encounters a strung-out, suicidal young woman and an unlikely relationship develops as they work together to make a break for new horizons.\n27 September 2002\nAn is-she-or-isn't-she gay comedy focused on a Taiwanese teen, the boy she might like, and the girl she may love.\n01 October 2008\nStruggling to adjust to her new life in Taipei, introverted high school girl Miao Miao opens up after meeting outgoing classmate Xiao Ai who becomes increasingly enamoured with her new friend.\n01 June 2012\nSilent Youth is a film for misfits, dreamers and lovers. It's the classic story of a coming out, but it focuses on the moments one tends to quickly forget: the first approach, the creaking of the chair while sitting across from each other, not knowing what to say.\nPopular movie trailers from 2010\nThese some of the most viewed trailers for movies released in 2010:\n06 September 2010\nThe King's Speech tells the story of the man who became King George VI, the father of Queen Elizabeth II.\n13 September 2010\nA family discovers that dark spirits have invaded their home after their son inexplicably falls into an endless sleep.\n13 August 2010\nDuring a summer stay on the mainland, TinkerBell is accidentally discovered while investigating a little girl's fairy house.\n10 June 2010\nA group of Iraq War veterans goes on the run from U.S. military forces while they try to clear their names after being framed for a crime they didn't commit.\n30 September 2010\nOn a fall night in 2003, Harvard undergrad and computer programming genius Mark Zuckerberg sits down at his computer and heatedly begins working on a new idea.\n05 November 2010\n127 Hours is the true story of mountain climber Aron Ralston's remarkable adventure to save himself after a fallen boulder crashes on his arm and traps him in an isolated canyon in Utah.\n13 August 2010\nThis time around Edmund and Lucy Pevensie, along with their pesky cousin Eustace Scrubb find themselves swallowed into a painting and on to a fantastic Narnian ship headed for the very edges of the world.\n21 December 2010\nIt has taken 10 years, two little Fockers with wife Pam and countless hurdles for Greg to finally get in with his tightly wound father-in-law, Jack.\n14 May 2010\nAn American girl on vacation in Italy finds an unanswered \"letter to Juliet\" -- one of thousands of missives left at the fictional lover's Verona courtyard, which are typically answered by a the \"secretaries of Juliet\" -- and she goes on a quest to find the lovers referenced in the letter.\n16 May 2010\nA bored and domesticated Shrek pacts with deal-maker Rumpelstiltskin to get back to feeling like a real ogre again, but when he's duped and sent to a twisted version of Far Far Away—where Rumpelstiltskin is king, ogres are hunted, and he and Fiona have never met—he sets out to restore his world and reclaim his true love.\n18 February 2010\nWorld War II soldier-turned-U.S. marshal Teddy Daniels investigates the disappearance of a patient from a hospital for the criminally insane, but his efforts are compromised by his own troubling visions and by Dr.\n17 October 2010\nThe end begins as Harry, Ron, and Hermione walk away from their last year at Hogwarts to find and destroy the remaining Horcruxes, putting an end to Voldemort's bid for immortality.\nHave you watched Des/Esperando yet? What did you think about it?\nArtwork, screen shots, trailers and other imagery is\n© 2010 Ariztical Entertainment.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "'24: Live Another Day' Releases Theatrical-Style Trailer\n\"24: Live Another Day\" has got a full-length movie trailer treatment. The dramatic preview sheds more light on the storyline, showing Kiefer Sutherland's Jack Bauer as a wanted man. He's labeled as a terrorist with the CIA hunting him.\nWhen he senses that there's a plot to frame the assassination of President James Heller, no one believes him and the CIA wants to stop him. But they may understimate Bauer and his skill as he manages to escape and, with the help of Mary Lynn Rajskub's Chloe, tries to prevent another global disaster.\n\"Why are you doing this Jack?\" Chloe asks. \"Some fantasy if you stop this attack, all will be forgiven?\" But a hero as he's always been, Jack doesn't risk his life to seek redemption, saying, \"There's no going back for me.\"\nSet in London, the 12-episode miniseries brings back William Devane as James Heller who is now POTUS. Benjamin Bratt stars as CIA head Steve Harries, Yvonne Strahovski plays CIA agent Kate Morgan, Giles Matthey is CIA computer tech Jordan Reed, and Gbenga Akinnagbe is cast as a strong and arrogant field operative named Erik Ritter. Michelle Fairley also stars as the villainous Margot, a British national and widow of a notorious terrorist.\nThe show will premiere Monday, May 5 at 8 P.M. on FOX.\n- Kanye West Robbed, Computers Stolen From His Studio\n- 'Transformers: The Last Knight' Announces Big Reveal on May 31\n- Dwayne Johnson Hints at Darker Hobbs in 'Fast and Furious 8' Image\n- Paul Bettany Defends Johnny Depp Amid Amber Heard's Domestic Violence Accusations\n- Khloe, Kourtney Kardashian, Tyga Celebrate Scott Disick's Birthday in Vegas\n- Kate Beckinsale: Michael Bay Was Baffled Because 'My Boobs Weren't Bigger Than My Head'\n- 'Maze Runner 3' Pushed Back to 2018 as Dylan O'Brien Is Still on the Mend After On-Set Accident\n- PND Serenades Kylie Jenner After She Called Him Out for Deleting Her on Social Media", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Vivek Agnihotri is one of the famous directors of Bollywood. Vivek Agnihotri often stays in the headlines because of his films and impeccable style. Recently, Vivek Agnihotri blamed SRK and Salman Khan for the bad image of Bollywood.\nBollywood director Vivek Agnihotri has now tweeted about it. People are no longer interested in the films of these actors, but in good stories. Among the films released in the recent past, “Kashmir Files” is the only Bollywood movie to make it to the top 5 most popular movies list on IMDb. This is why Vivek Agnihotri, director of ‘The Kashmir Files’, took the example of SRK and Salman Khan’s film and criticized them. The director gave reasons for the failure of a Bollywood movie without naming both actors.\nAs long as Bollywood has Kings, Badshahs, Sultans, it will keep sinking. Make it people’s industry with people’s stories, it will lead the global film industry. #FACT https://t.co/msqfrb7gS3— Vivek Ranjan Agnihotri (@vivekagnihotri) July 14, 2022\nThe director tweeted on his social media account, “As long as these kings, emperors, and sultans stay in Bollywood, Indian cinema will continue to sink. Only if people make films based on their favorite stories can Bollywood lead the global film industry.\nRecently, IMDB released the list of Top 10 Hindi Movies of 2022 and Anupam Kher starrer The Kashmir Files were among the other films to be included in the list.\nRead Also: After The Kashmir Files, Vivek Agnihotri will now make ‘The Delhi Files’\nFollow Us: Facebook| Twitter | Google News", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Chronicles of Riddick: Director's Cut, The (UK - DVD R2)\nDisc two of the Director's Cut set houses a brief, on-set Easter egg...\nIf you choose to fight, then press left from the 'Bonus' item to highlight the blade.\nPressing enter on either of these will take you to a short piece (47s) with Colm Feore on set and complaining about his armour... all in good humour of course.\nEaster Egg by Stephen Cowgill\nFollow our updates\nOTHER INTERESTING STUFF\nDevil's Due US - BD RA Freddy Got Fingered UK - DVD R2 Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li UK - BD RB Happily N'Ever After US - DVD R1 Shock Labyrinth 3D, The UK - DVD R2\nSXSW Film 2013 - Part 1 US - DVD | HD | BD Will streaming kill physical media? DVD | HD | BD Gabe's 2012 Wrap-Up DVD | BD Netflix Reviewed UK - DVD | HD | BD Guest Column: Dark Shadows on DVD US - DVD R1\nTransformers US - BD Red Dwarf VII UK - DVD R2 Grindhouse UK - BD RB Beowulf: Unrated Director's Cut US - BD WALL-E UK - BD RB\nMost Talked About\nExpendables 3, The US - BD RA Kino Lorber Studio Classics December US - DVD R1 | BD RA John Wick US - DVD R1 | BD RA Dracula Untold US - DVD R1 | BD RA Gone Girl US - DVD R1 | BD RA", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Sorry, we can't find the movie trailer you're looking for.\nEither a trailer for this movie has not been released yet, or it\nwas removed following a request from the copyright holder.\nFind more trailers\nInternational Releases Dates\n30 April 2016\nPopular movie trailers from 2016\nThese some of the most viewed trailers for movies released in 2016:\n05 February 2016\nTells the comedic tale of Eddie Mannix, a fixer who worked for the Hollywood studios in the 1950s. The story finds him at work when a star mysteriously disappears in the middle of filming.\n22 January 2016\nWhen a couple of American young adults fly to Israel to visit the city of Jerusalem, a biblical nighy\n23 March 2016\nFearing the actions of a god-like Super Hero left unchecked, Gotham City’s own formidable, forceful vigilante takes on Metropolis’s most revered, modern-day savior, while the world wrestles with what sort of hero it really needs.\n14 January 2016\nAs his wedding day approaches, Ben heads to Miami with his soon-to-be brother-in-law James to bring down a drug dealer who's supplying the dealers of Atlanta with product.\n09 March 2016\nBeatrice Prior and Tobias Eaton venture into the world outside of the fence and are taken into protective custody by a mysterious agency known as the Bureau of Genetic Welfare.\n19 February 2016\nJesse Owens' quest to become the greatest track and field athlete in history thrusts him onto the world stage of the 1936 Olympics, where he faces off against Adolf Hitler's vision of Aryan supremacy.\n17 February 2016\nThe epic story of the first contact, encounter, approach, betrayal and, eventually, life-transcending friendship, between Karamakate, an Amazonian shaman, last survivor of his people, and two scientists that, over the course of 40 years, travel through the Amazon in search of a sacred plant that can heal them.\n25 May 2016\nIn the sequel to Tim Burton's \"Alice in Wonderland\", Alice Kingsleigh returns to Underland and faces a new adventure in saving the Mad Hatter.\n24 November 2016\nThe true story of how Ray Kroc, a salesman from Illinois, met Mac and Dick McDonald, who were running a burger operation in 1950s Southern California.\n29 April 2016\nA pair of cops investigating a drug invasion stumble upon a mysterious bank vault.\n25 May 2016\nThe peaceful realm of Azeroth stands on the brink of war as its civilization faces a fearsome race of invaders: orc warriors fleeing their dying home to colonize another.\n12 May 2016\nLee Gates is a TV personality whose insider tips have made him the money guru of Wall Street. When Kyle loses all of his family's money on a bad tip, he holds Lee and his entire show hostage on air threatening to kill Lee if he does not get the stock up 24 and a half points before the bell.\nHave you watched The Apology yet? What did you think about it?\nArtwork, screen shots, trailers and other imagery is\n© 2016 National Film Board of Canada.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Venkatesh-Varun Tej’s multi-starrer was announced recently. This interesting film coming up under Dil Raju’s Sri Venkateswara Creations banner, F2 - Fun and Frustration, that will star actors Venkatesh and Varun Tej as the leads is set to go on floors from the first week of June. While Venkatesh is a star known for his varied roles over different genres in his long innings in the industry, Varun has slowly been making a mark for himself through different genres of films, receiving acclaim for his choice of work. And the team is quite excited to bring the duo together.\nTo be produced by a leading production house like Sri Venkateswara Creations and to be directed by Anil Ravipudi, who has created a name for himself as a commercial director after back-to-back hits like Pataas, Supreme and Raja The Great, the film will go on floors in June and it touted to be an out and out commercial flick.\nDirector Anil Ravipudi is set to make the film a treat for family audiences too. As for the additional star cast, Tamannaah has been roped in to pair with Venkatesh while Mehreen will be seen romancing Varun Tej. Details about other technicians will be announced soon.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "All Movies based on the history of the Ottoman Empire | Must Watch\nDirenis Karatay (2018):\nThe story of this film based on the Aladdin Keykubatd and Guyaseddin Keyhusrev was the name of Anatolian Seljuk Sultans. The throne passed on to Guyaseddin when his father was killed, but he was not a great statesman like his father. This thing leads to an increase in the Mongol repression of the people. Great story about the struggling of the Turkish people. Selahattin Sancakli directed this film. Selman Kayabasi and Uzunok wrote the story. Star cast are Mehmet Aslantug, Fikret Kuskan, Alperen Duymaz, and Yurdaer Okur. Music of this film composed by the Yildiary Gurgen.\nWorldwide grossing of this movie is about $349,208. The initial date of release was March 9th, 2018. The original language is Turkish and also contain different subtitles. The running time of this movie is about 1 hour and 58 minutes. It is directed at the locations of Konya and Turkey. This movie contains genres of action, history and thriller war — most comprehensive release on 326 theatres.\nGreat historical movie for a long time which contains both things action and drama. Ottoman army conducted the Ottoman cavalry unit “Deli” to fight with enemies and established in the 15th century and stay alive until 1829. Based on the great story of seven oddly dressed fearless army men of Ottoman fight against brutal Vlad.\nThis movie directed by Osman Kaya. Content of this movie written by Ibrahim Ethem Arslan, Mustafa Burak Dogu and amazingly produced by the Cem Ucan and Tensile Rustemhanli. Produced over the period three years and cost around about $17 million. Historic and action type of movie released on the date of November 23rd, 2018. Language is Turkish. Directed on various locations of Aksaray and Turkey. Rising worldwide gross is about $1,365,229. The running time is 121 minutes.\nYunus Emre: Askin Sesi (2014):\nDuring the 13th century, the great Turkish poet Yunus Emre felt love and experience love and adventure. The storyline based on an Anatolian scholar who has been blessed with fantastic art of being able to transfer that love to a broader audience through the poetic form. During the 13th century, he begins a solo religious journey to find God in a symbol of the long lost love.\nYunus Emre movie directed by the Kursat Kizbaz and story also written by him. Stars who performed in this film are Sinan Albayrak, Nilay Cafer, Ahmet Mekin, Devrim Evin and Atlan Erkekli. Contain the genres of drama and history. Language is Turkish and released on January 10th, 2014. But in Denmark, it released on January 16th, 2014. The estimated budget is TRL3,000,000, and cumulative worldwide gross is around about $384,789.\nConquest 1453 (2012):\nOttoman Army defeated the Constantinople the capital of the Eastern Roman Empire, under the gaudiness of Ottoman Sultan Mehmed on May 29th, 1453.\nThe Conquest released in 2012 is a Turkish epic action film, which was directed by Faruk Aksoy and produced by Faruk Aksov, Ayse German and Servet Aksoy. Cast stars of this epic film are Devrim Evin, Dilek Serbest and Ibrahim Celikkol. This movie based on fabulous events like the Fall of Constantinople to the Ottoman Turks during the reign of Sultan Mehmed 2. After the death of Mehmet’s father, Sultan Mehmet 2 takes the Ottoman thrones and gather his force to lay siege to Constantinople.\nThe screenplay of this film written by the great writers Melih Esat Acil, Atilla Engin. This film is amazingly designed and is sympathetic to all sides. Anyone who interested in European and Turkish history must watch this action film. This movie takes over three years to produce and cost almost $17 million. And many other sources said that movie cost only $8 million. On February 16th, 2012, Conquest released in various countries, including the United States, United Kingdom, Egypt, France, Japan, United Korea, and many more countries. The running time of this movie is 162 minutes. The secure business of USD 61.2 million (183.241.062). This movie contains subtitles of English, German and French. The movie contains the genres of action, drama, history, and war.\nMongol: The Rise of Genghis Khan (2007):\nThe Rise of Genghis Khan is a semi-historic epic film, released on the 20th of September 2007 and directed by Sergei Bodrov. Produced by Sergei, Selyanov, Bodrov, and Anton Melnik and main roles are given to stars Tadanobu Asano, Sun Honglei, Chuluuny Khulan, and Ba Sen.\nThis movie based on the early life of Temujin who later known as Genghis Khan. The movie co-production between Russia, Germany, and Kazakhstan companies. Bodrov and Arif Aliev wrote the script. Movie directed in different places chiefly in the People’s Republic of China, Inner Mongolia, and Kazakhstan. The film shooting started in September 2005 and finished its shot in November 2006. From April to December 2008, this movie released in different countries throughout Middle East Africa and Europe. On June 6th, 2008, this movie released in the United States and the United Kingdom.\nDuring the 1st week of the movie released it grossed $135,326 in business showing at five locations. The film total grossed $20,821,749 in a non-US box office for a combined worldwide total of $26,527,510. The Rise of Genghis Khan nominated for various awards such as Best Foreign Language Film, Best Achievement in Cinematography, Best European Film and many more. I also won multiple awards including Best Supporting actor which was given to Sun Honglei, Best Sound Design, Nika awards 2008 for Best Film and many more. The running time of the movie is 125 minutes. The total cost for making this movie is $18 million. Tuomas Kantelinen and Atlan Urag give music.\nIf you want to watch this movie free of cost then Click Here, or the button down!", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "The Tempest (Jarman) (DVD)\nDirected by Derek Jarman\nWriters Derek Jarman and William Shakespeare\nComposed by John Lewis and Brian Hodgson\nDirected by Derek Jarman\nShot on location at the ancient and ghostly Stoneleigh Abbey, THE TEMPEST is Derek Jarman's (War Requiem) acclaimed 1979 film adaptation of William Shakespeare's final great play.\nIt is the story of Prospero the magician, who lives on an island with his nubile daughter on an enchanted island and punishes his enemies when they are shipwrecked there. Essentially a study of sexual and political power in the guise of a fairy tale, in Jarman's hands, THE TEMPEST becomes an original and dazzling spectacle mixing Hollywood pastiche, high camp, and gothic horror. The film recalls the innocent homoeroticism of Pasolini's versions of classics, while its lush sense of decor and color is worthy of Minnelli.\nThe master stroke in THE TEMPEST is the finale, a wedding feast designed and choreographed as a full-scale production number, with the veteran black musical comedy star Elisabeth Welch wafting her way through a chorus line of hunky sailors as she belts out \"Stormy Weather.\" It is one of the great scenes in contemporary British cinema.\nDVD Extras Include:\n- Three rare short films by Derek Jarman: A Journey To Avebury (1971), Garden Of Luxor (1972), Art Of Mirrors (1973)\n- The text of the original theatrical presskit for THE TEMPEST.\n\"Full of magic and surprises...the most truly spectacular British film in years.\" - The London Times\n- Official Selection Toronto International Film Festival\nInterested in bringing The Tempest (Jarman) to your school or library? If you'd like to have an in-class viewing, on-campus screening, or purchase the DVD for your library's collection, please contact Estelle Grosso or call (212) 629-6880 with your request.\nThe Tempest (Jarman) may also be available with Public Performance Rights (PPR) and Digital Site Licensing (DSL) for colleges and universities. To purchase the DVD with PPR or DSL, please contact Estelle Grosso or call (212) 629-6880. Click here to learn more at Kino Lorber Edu.\nRT' @MBCinema': THE LAST RESORT by' @dennisscholl' &' @kareemtabsch' has its South Beach debut on Friday, March 01 at MBC, 7pm, featuring a Q&A w…\nThis is Marilyn Weiss. She went to see THE LAST RESORT at' @MoviesofDelray' and discovered that a photo of her mother…' https://t.co/m5Q9c4akVI'\nCongratulations to' @XavierLegrand's' CUSTODY on winning four César Awards including Best Film! Proud to have release…' https://t.co/OesLarhkpu'\nRT' @la_Biennale': Bravo' @XavierLegrand'! 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(212) 714-0871\nPress & Media\nFor publicity assistance and press inquiries please contact us by emailing email@example.com or calling 212-629-6880.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "SHREVEPORT, La. (KTAL/KMSS) – A documentary featuring two Shreveport architects will soon be on the big screen.\nThe film, ‘Unexpected Modernism: The Wiener Brothers Story,’ tells the story of Jewish architects Samuel G. and William B. Wiener, half brothers and modernist designers of residential, institutional, and commercial buildings from the 1930s through the 1960s. Their work made Shreveport an early hub of International Modernist design in the United States.\n“‘Unexpected Modernism’ is an enlightening and long-overdue tribute to two incredible Shreveport architectural trailblazers who made our community among the first American launch sites, of sorts, of the early twentieth-century modernist movement,” Louisiana Architecture Foundation board member and local architect Mischa Farrell said in a released statement Thursday.\n“It is our hope that this powerful film will rejuvenate an appreciation for modernist architecture. its prevention in Shreveport, and the priceless contributions of the Wiener brothers.”\nAward-winning filmmaker Gregory Kallenberg, is the director of the film and he says the movie is a celebration of Shreveport.\n“We are incredibly proud to be part of this film, and to help bring the story of the Wiener brothers to the world,” said Kallenberg.\n“Shreveport should be very, very proud of the architectural treasures that are in our city, and the supportive community that helped the Wieners fund their amazing work!”\nThe documentary will premiere in Shreveport at a red carpet celebration at the Strand Theatre on April 2. There will be a world premiere screening, special guest appearances, and a post-film panel discussion featuring architecture luminaries.\nTickets are on sale now through the Strand Theatre box office. The trailer for the documentary is available on unexpectedmodernism.com.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "As soon as THE ARTIST won Best Picture last year, I was ready to research next years Best Picture contenders. When I saw that LINCOLN directed by Steven Spielberg was going to be released this year, I immediately concluded that it had to get at least a BP nomination. I tried to forget about WARHORSE and remember how great Spielberg can be especially given a big project like the story of Abraham Lincoln. LINCOLN has become one of the most talked about movies in the Oscar race this year. Mainly due to scope of bringing Lincoln to the big screen and the disaster it could potentially be. How do you begin to cast someone to play Abraham Lincoln? Which direction will the movie go? What part of his life will the movie portray? Is he a good guy or a bad guy?\nNow that we know the answers to these questions (Daniel Day-Lewis, it covers the final four months of Lincoln’s life based on Doris Kearn Goodwins book Team of Rivals, good guy) and now that LINCOLN has been seen we can officially consider it as a strong Best Picture contender.\nThe reviews have been overwhelmingly positive. In a time when every frame of a film is picked apart on movie blogs, websites and social media, it has to be accurate as well as convincing. Some of it’s biggest enthusiasts wrote:\nA.O. Scott of the New York Times said, “‘Lincoln’ is a rough and noble democratic masterpiece – an omen, perhaps, that movies for the people shall not perish from the earth.”\nRoger Ebert wrote “Rarely has a film attended more carefully to the details of politics”\nEntertainment Weekly’s Owen Gleiberman, “The Lincoln we see here is that rare movie creature, a heroic thinker,” he writes. “He has the serpentine intellect of a master lawyer, infused with a poet’s passion. ‘Lincoln’ brilliantly dramatizes the delicacy of politics, along with the raw brutality of it.”\nNot everyone agrees. Stephen Whitty of the Newark Star-Ledger, slammed the movie for choking on its own self-serious and mocked it for too many scenes of intense debates held by men with copious facial hair.\n“So if you’ve been sitting around wondering, ‘Gee, when is Spielberg ever going to make another ‘Amistad?’ ’ here’s your answer,”\nIt currently has a 92% on RottenTomatoes and 88% on MetaCritic.\nAll of this would lead me to think that LINCOLN was a shoe in to win Best Picture, but that may not be the case. While we still wait for LES MISERABLES, ZERO DARK THIRTY, DJANGO UNCHAINED and THE HOBBIT many of the Oscar bloggers are still predicting ARGO as the winner with LES MISERABLES a close second, sight unseen.\nLINCOLN is surely a lock for a nomination, Daniel Day-Lewis will probably win Best Actor, but Spielberg’s epic “Oscar bait” movie making may have run its course.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Back to Mobile View\nAOL.com Search Video - Middle Men Movies Review\nSet AOL as Homepage\nFind a video\nMiddle Men Movies Review|12|1\n1 - 12\nMiddle Men Movies Review\nA fictional history of the internet porn industry is depicted in \"Middle Men\".\nJuly 12, 2012\nCommon Sense Media\nLuke Wilson Talks About \"Middle Men\"\nLuke Wilson discusses playing porn millionaire Jack Harris in the movie \"Middle Men\".\nJuly 05, 2012\nGabriel Macht and Giovanni Ribisi Talk Abo...\nGabriel Macht and Giovanni Ribisi discuss their roles as porn kings in the movie \"Middle Men\".\nJuly 05, 2012\n7 Best X Men Movie Easter Eggs\nIt’s been 15 years since the first X-Men movie slashed its way onto movie screens and into our hearts and after seven movies and over a billion dollar...\nApril 27, 2015\nLuke Wilson on Being the Middle Men\nThe internet is not only good for social networking, it has turned many entrepreneurs into millionaires. And now there is a movie about the guys who r...\nSeptember 06, 2010\nThe Better Show\nAre Middle-Aged Men The Loneliest?\nMiddle-aged men tend to be more lonely than anyone else, but why? Dr. Melinda Moore, a clinical psychologist, talks to HuffPost Live about what the ca...\nMay 29, 2013\nHuffPost Live Highlights\nThe Definitive Ranking Of All The X-Men Mo...\nThere’s a new X-Men movie hitting theaters tomorrow. X-Men: Days of Future Past will be the seventh movie featuring everyone’s favorite mutant heroes,...\nMay 22, 2014\nMiddle Men by Jim Gavin\nThis short story collection is about a group of men striving for middle class respectability in the Southern California. This collection is humorous, ...\nJanuary 20, 2013\nMoustache Implants On The Rise With Middle...\nMany Middle Eastern men go through with the surgery to look quote “professional and wise” and are paying thousands of dollars to follow the trend.\nNovember 29, 2012\n7 X Men Movies Ranked\nIt’s time to take a look back at the series that helped kick off the modern day comic book craze, X-Men! Back in 2000 the first X-Men proved that aud...\nJune 20, 2015\nAn X-Men Spinoff Movie Is in the Works\nFox has signed The Fault in Our Stars director Josh Boone to co-write and direct a new film based on Marvel’s The New Mutants. The film will be a stan...\nMay 13, 2015\nLuke Wilson; One Of The Middle Men - EPK\nHollyscoop caught up with Luke Wilson, Kevin Pollak, Gabriel Macht and Giovanni Ribis, who tell us why they are the 'Middle Men'. We also get the 10 s...\nAugust 02, 2010\nBack to Top\nHelp & Feedback\nAbout Our Ads\n© 2015 AOL Inc.\nAll Rights Reserved.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Qismat is one of the best Punjabi love romantic movies which was directed by theJagdeep Sidhu. Also, Ammy Virk and Shagun Mehta are plying the lead role in the movie. Moreover, the movie is about the love story of the Ammy Virk and Shagun Mehta who get separated and feels the pain of love separation. Click here to know where to watch Qismat Full Movie.\nMar Gaye Oye Loko\nGaye Oye Loko is a love comedy drama Punjabi FIlm which is directed by the Simerjit Singh and produced by the Gippy Grewal. Whereas Gippy Grewal, Binnu Dhillon, Sapna Pabbi, and Jaswinder Bhalla are Punjabi stars in the movie. Also, the movie revolves around the Gippy Grewal, Binnu Dhillon, Sapna Pabbi and both the actors wants to marry Sapna Pabbi in the movie. Click here to know where to watch Mar Gaye Oye Loko Full Movie.\nSome websites like Tamilrockers, Movierulz, Bolly4U, A2Movies, Bolly2Tolly, MoviesWood, uploads illegally movies on their sites which piracy. We suggest you don’t watch or download movies from illegal sites only.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "This Saturday just got interesting as we have news on two different genre titles starting with the newest Terminator flick.\nAccording to Production Weekly, Paramount has set on Terminator: Genesis as the title. A few days back in was reported by Deadline that the studio and director Alan Taylor (Thor: The Dark World) are looking closely at Emilia Clarke (“Game Of Thrones”) and Brie Larson to play the role of Sarah Connor in the Terminator reboot that is being assembled for a July 1, 2015 release. They also say that Kyle Reese, played by Michael Biehn in the original film, will be a character in this version, as will John Connor, so it seems like a jump into the future might be part of the plot line.\nIn other news, The Last Exorcism and Sinister‘s Scott Derrickson’s Beware the Night has been retitled to Deliver Us From Evil. In theaters July 2, 2014, Joel McHale, Sean Harris, Edgar Ramirez, Olivia Munn, and Eric Bana star.\n“In the flick Bana plays an Irish Catholic cop working a case when he meets a renegade priest (Ramirez). Despite the cop’s beliefs, he’s convinced by the priest that there is a demonic element, and together they work to solve the case and combat the paranormal forces working against them. Munn plays the cop’s wife, who also has a tie to the case.“\nAROUND THE WEB\nthis week in horror\nThis Week in Horror - October 9, 2017 - Cynthia, Halloween, As...\nBill Moseley and Sid Haig reunite for a new project, we’ve got an update on the new Halloween movie, and Bruce Campbell is making us very excited about Ash Vs Evil Dead season three!\nMore in Movies\nIt was 35 years ago today (October 22, 1982) that Halloween III: Season of...\nI may catch hell for this, but Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers...\nThat creepy little girl with the mask just became so much creepier. FOX’s “The...\nI love Stephen Hopkins’ 1990 Predator 2. It was so cool seeing them flip the...", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "After watching Camille starring Greta Garbo, I feel melancholy but in an amazing way. I’ve been watching a lot of her films lately, they all seem to be sad and evoke too much emotion from me. Her performance in each film I think is outstanding; she is very much a great expressive actress with her facial expression, body language and tone. Visually these films speak to me, the element of black and white which uses stunning shadows to create essence, luminance and emotion within the narrative. The decadence of the era these films were created in speaks through the lavish set and dress, which makes me wonder what beauty I would see if it was in colour. Nonetheless black and white is never a let down, it highlights how grand the production design is, it allows for the use of imagination and the tones from grey white to the blackest black brings the colour to the film. Even if the plot of the film is not appealing to some, Garbo’s performance speaks for itself, she brings the script to life, to imagine another actress in this role would take away the sincerity that Garbo brings. Ironically Garbo’s character in the film Marguerite speaks about how she prides herself on her sincerity. The script and performance speaks for itself.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Marathon Trailer & Clips\nMarathon (also know as Maraton) full movie is released on Jan 27, 2005. Watch Marathon online - the Korean Biography movie from South Korea , which has achieved a worldwide gross of $33,284,089. Marathon is directed by Yoon-Chul Jung and created by Yoon-Chul Jung with Cho Seung-woo and Kim Mi-sook. Marathon is available online on Rakuten Viki and AsianCrush.\n(Korean with English subtitles) This hit inspirational movie follows an autistic young man, who finds solace only in running. His mother is the caring force that never gives up on him. Even though both Mother and son suffer from family and financial issues, they manage to find a former marathon champion -- now a lethargic old man - to serve as his coach for an upcoming marathon.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Kartik Aaryan has become a heartrob of Bollywood since his box office success ‘Sonu Ke Titu Ki Sweety’. Also, Since the announcement of the movie ‘Bhool Bhulaiya 2’, Kartik Aaryan is continuously in the news for replacing Akshay Kumar as the lead actor. The motion posters of ‘Bhool Bhulaiya 2’ impressed much the audience. But as there are a lot of admirers, some part of the audience also states that Akshay Kumar is irreplaceable in the second part of the movie.\nHowever, now there are speculations that Kartik Aaryan will be a part of ‘Hera Pheri’ franchise. This time, again, Kartik will be signed for a movie wherein he will be replacing Akshay Kumar.\nIf reports are to be believed, the makers are planning to sign Kartik Aaryan for ‘Hera Pheri 3’ becausse they are not able to afford Akshay Kumar for the movie. Hence, Kartik will be joining the team of Paresh Rawal and Suniel Shetty.\nOn the work front, Kartik Aaryan’s upcoming flick is ‘Pati Patni Aur Woh’, in which the ‘Pyar Ka Punchnama’ actor will be sharing the screen space with Bhumi Pednekar and Ananya Panday. Whereas, Akshay Kumar is all set for his Diwali release ‘Housefull 4’.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Three Lives and Only One Death\n- 123 min\nTake a walk into the weird world of filmmaker Raul Ruiz as he takes us to Paris for a twisted ride. A man which shares four names and four personalities (which is the real one?) is the link between four different, yet similar, stories involving love, lust, crime, and time. Written by Steve Richer <[email protected]>\n- 94 min\nMary Giordano is a bright, intelligent student who goes to a catholic school. She also has a addiction to mystery novels and detective magazines (hence the title of the movie), which inspire her to do her own detective work. When she starts snooping around on the case of a murderer of teenage girls, it gets her in hot water with her mentor Detective Jerry Gunn. But it also starts a team up with police cadet Tony Campbell. The two work together to find the murderer. But the closer Mary gets to...\n- 96 min\nA teenage girl convinces a young, love-struck ex-con that the only way they can be together is to do away with her domineering parents. Based on actual events. Written by Anonymous\nVice Academy 5\n- 89 min\nWhat starts as a dirty computer game, becomes a hilarious series of crimes, when the commissioner's son, Irwin, accidentally unleashes a Virtual Reality Hooker from his computer. Vice Academy's officers Candy and Traci have to stop the spreading of sexually transmitted computer viruses. Meanwhile, poor Ms Devonshire will do anything to save her marriage. Even if it means comically appearing on a sleazy talk show and airing out the Commissioner's dirty laundry!\n- 83 min\nThree sexy cops will have to go undercover to catch a ruthless pornographer who is murdering young runaway girls.\nWallace and Gromit: A Close Shave\n- 30 min\nWallace falls in love with wool-shop owner Wendolene, not suspecting that she (or rather, her dog) is at the head of a fiendish sheep-rustling plot. Gromit is set up and jailed, but his new-found sheepish friend is determine to give Wallace a helping hand in finding out the real truth.\nWar of the Underworld\n- 97 min\nWhen the son of a gang leader manages to insult the son of a rival gang leader, total war erupts between the rival gangs, and the young hero (Tony Leung) is forced to do terrible things in order to maintain order and honor.\nYi boh lai beng duk\n- 98 min\nKai San is a sleazy and despicable bastard of the most epic proportions! After being caught screwing the wife of his boss, he goes on a killing spree and flees Hong Kong. 10 years later, Kai finds himself working as a restaurant chef in South Africa. Overworked, underpaid, berated, and extorted by the restaurant owners who know of his fugitive status, Kai is a ticking timebomb... While visiting an ebola infected tribe to purchase some discount meat for the restaurant, Kai takes time out of his...\nZero Woman: Assassin Lovers\n- 86 min\nA special agent of the Tokyo Police has been given the assignment of assassinating a group of crime bosses. Soon afterwards, she encounters the hitman the crime bosses have sent to kill her. After talking together, they discover that they are equally reluctant to carry out their assignments. They are pushed onward by their respective bosses, however, until they must both decide where their loyalties truly lie. Written by Jean-Marc Rocher <[email protected]>", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "At First Light (2018) Release : 2018-10-05 Genre : Science Fiction, Thriller Runtime : Company : Cast : Language : Descriptions At First Light A high school senior, Alex Lainey, has an encounter with mysterious lights that appear over her small town. She soon develops dangerous, supernatural abilities and turns to her childhood friend Sean […]\nFirst Light (2010) Release : 2010-09-14 Genre : Drama, History, War Runtime : Company : Cast : Language : Descriptions First Light In May 1940, feeling the RAF needs every man to fight to Luftwaffe, Geoffrey ‘Geoff’/’Boy’ Wellum joins at 18, becoming the youngest ever Spitfire pilot. After an intense training, he soon bonds with […]\nInfamous: First Light (2014) Release : 2014-08-26 Genre : Action, Adventure Runtime : Company : Cast : Language : Descriptions Infamous: First Light Explore the past of Infamous Second Son’s character Abigail Walker, a young punk and conduit who’s captured in a government’s facility for people with special powers.\nasync – first light (2017) Release : 2017-04-01 Genre : Runtime : Company : Cast : Language : Descriptions async – first light A collaboration between Apichatpong and Japanese composer Ryuichi Sakamoto from his album “async”. The people falling asleep in this film are all his friends, he sent cameras to friends and asked them […]\nUntil First Light (2018) Release : 2018-08-25 Genre : Drama Runtime : Company : Cast : Language : Descriptions Until First Light Until First Light follows an unnamed protagonist returning to his childhood home following the tragic death of his brother. The man struggles with loss as fall gives way to winter and he reluctantly […]\nBiidaaban: First Light (2018) Release : 2018-08-16 Genre : Animation Runtime : Company : Cast : Language : Descriptions Biidaaban: First Light Toronto’s town square is flooded. The city’s infrastructure has merged with local flora. In this radically different future, people have found a connection to the past.\nMarillion – Before First Light (2003) Release : 2003-03-01 Genre : Music Runtime : Company : Cast : Language : Descriptions Marillion – Before First Light A world first and world record, this DVD was recorded on the Friday night of the Marillion Weekend 2003, mixed live, and available on the following Sunday, less than […]\nFirst Light (2015) Release : 2015-09-24 Genre : Drama Runtime : Company : Cast : Language : Descriptions First Light Marco, a cynical and ambitious young lawyer, lives in Bari with his partner Martina and their eight-year-old son Mateo. Martina had left Chile and moved to Italy when she met Marco. Their relationship has run […]", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "The Pact of Silence 2023 Movie Review\n“Did you say monster, I only see a woman” The story of a doctor priest understanding a woman in prison for murder and solving the mysteries he encounters.\nIdentical twins are seen in cinema, with examples such as “Vertigo”, “Dead Ringers” and “Adaptation”, and if they are not in the comedy category, this situation usually involves tension, conflict, loyalty, etc. A biological situation that is discussed together with concepts. In this movie, this is the source of tension and secrets, and therefore, an atmosphere has been tried to be created by using abundantly interesting features such as twins getting sick together, as well as mysterious answers to the questions of who is who and who is doing what.\nWhile the secrets that separated the twins in the past, one of whom is in prison and the other is in a Catholic Carmelite church, and in a sense, both of them are behind closed doors, are revealed in the middle of the film, what the real truth is becomes apparent at the end of the film, and although the script frequently falters, the film manages to keep the interest alive, especially during the discovery of this truth. . Gerard Depardieu, who makes films constantly and reminds us of the stars of the Turkish cinema of the 60s in this respect (he starred in a total of eight films, including this film in 2003), performs a rather mediocre and dull performance throughout the film. He cannot convey to the audience either the seriousness of the cleric in his role or the passion that we cannot understand when and how it occurred. Élodie Bouchez, on the other hand, is a name that carries the real weight of the film and gives at least a passable appearance next to Depardieu.\nThe film, which does not deliver the tension it promises and often seems to expect the audience to put together the presented materials themselves, where the plot sometimes becomes unconvincing, and whose last episode seems to be inspired by the movie “Vertigo”, is primarily for pure thriller fans. The film, which has an unnecessary ending like a horror movie that says there will be a sequel with the image of a new family with twin children in the last frames, seems like a wasted opportunity with its structure that is not shocking enough and becomes unnecessarily heavy at times. Still, the strange appeal of some parts of the film must be acknowledged.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "After years of dominating the gaming industry, the Five Nights at Freddy's movie is finally happening with a cast worthy of this A-list title.\nWhat started out as a small independent horror game has grown into a multi-million-dollar franchise. The latest new venture within the Five Nights franchise is a film adaptation from horror master Jason Blum and his production company, Blumhouse.\nThe Five Nights at Freddy's movie follows a fledgling security guard, who after taking a job at an abandoned arcade/pizzeria realizes it is haunted by its former animatronic mascots.\nEvery Actor and Character in Five Nights at Freddy's Movie\nHere is the main cast of the Five Nights at Freddy's movie! You can scroll down to see where you recognize these actors and their character's connection to the FNAF video game series!\n- Josh Hutcherson as Mike Schmidt\n- Matthew Lillard as William Afton\n- Elizabeth Lail as Venessa Monroe\n- Piper Rubio as Abby Schmidt\n- Kevin Foster as Freddy Fazbear\n- Jess Weiss as Chica\n- Jade Kindar-Martin as Bonnie\n- Roger Joseph Manning Jr. as Foxy\n- Kat Connor Sterling as Max\n- Mary Stuart Masterson as Aunt Jane\n- Cory DeVante Williams as Taxi Driver\n- Jessica Blackmore as Mike's Mother\n- Theodus Crane as Jeremiah\n- Christian Stokes as Hank\n- Bailey Winston as Kim\n- Joseph Poliquin as Carl\n- Lucas Grant as Garrett Schmidt\nJosh Hutcherson - Mike Schmidt\nJosh Hutcherson plays Mike Schmidt, the central security guard from the series of Five Nights at Freddy's (FNAF) games. The FNAF movie sees Mike going up against the series' killer animatronic band after getting hired to stand watch as an overnight guard of the abandoned Freddy Fazbear's Pizza.\nJosh Hutcherson is best known for his role as Peeta Mellark in The Hunger Games films but has also appeared in hits like Bridge to Terabithia, RV, and The Polar Express.\nElizabeth Lail - Vanessa Monroe\nHelping Mike survive the night is Elizabeth Lail's bright and sunny police officer, Vanessa Monroe. Vanessa comes to Mike's aid during his first night on the job at Freddy Fazbear's, seemingly knowing more than she is leading on about Freddy's murderous history.\nPiper Rubio - Abby Schmidt\nAbby Schmidt (played by Piper Rubio) is the 10-year-old sister of Josh Hutcherson's Mike. Growing up without her parents, Abby was raised by her brother, gaining a solid sense of self-dependence as her brother tried to get by for the two of them. In the film, Abby comes along to Mike's new job at Freddy's, bearing witness to the horrors that will unfold.\nRubio has appeared in films like this year's Crater, but Five Night at Freddy's marks her major motion picture debut.\nMatthew Lillard - Steve Raglan/William Afton\nMatthew Lillard plays Steve Raglan/William Afton in the Five Nights at Freddy's movie. He is seemingly the main antagonist of the film, being the president of the now-defunct Fazbear Entertainment responsible for the deaths of the five children that haunt Freddy's. Following his departure from Fazbear, William took on the alias of Steve Raglan, a career counselor.\nFNAF is not the first time Lillard has portrayed a serial killer in film, having played the villain of the first Scream film in 1996. Lillard's other roles include the modern voice of Shaggy in Scooby-Doo and Stevo in SLC Punk!.\nKat Conner Sterling - Max\nKat Conner Sterling takes on the role of Max in the Five Nights at Freddy's movie. Not much is known about Sterling's Max other than she will have a significant character arc in the film and is the babysitter of Piper Rubio's Abby Schmidt.\nKat Conner Sterling has also appeared in Netflix's A Week Away and 9-1-1.\nMary Stuart Masterson - Aunt Jane\nAunt Jane (played by Mary Stuart Masterson) is described as having a villain role in the upcoming film. She is the rogue aunt of Mike and Abby Schmidt. On IMDb, the character was initially listed with the name Jane Afton before it was quickly changed, meaning the character could had some relation to the killer, William Afton.\nMasterson can be seen elsewhere in Fried Green Tomatoes, Some Kind of Wonderful, and Benny & Joon.\nCory DeVantè Williams - Taxi Driver\nAppearing as a cameo in Five Night at Freddy's is popular horror game YouTuber Cory DeVantè Williams (aka coryxkenshin). Williams' appearance was confirmed in a trailer for the movie, with the influencer popping up as a taxi driver who is seen picking up Abby and one of Freddy's terrifying animatronics.\nCory DeVantè Williams has been a devout FNAF player since the series began, bolstering over 17 million subscribers on his YouTube channel.\nKevin Foster - Freddy Fazbear\nKevin Foster takes on the role of Freddy Fazbear, the leader of Freddy's terrifying animatronic band. He is the mascot of the now-defunct pizza chain, having since been possessed by the spirit of a child who was murdered by Freddy's former owner, William Afton.\nFoster is no stranger to franchise entertainment, previously playing Jimmy in 2008's Iron Man and an ACU Gunner in Jurassic World.\nJess Weiss - Chica\nThe backup singer in Freddy's decaying animatronic band is Chica (played by Jess Weiss). Chica - along with the rest of Freddy's mascots - haunts Freddy Fazbear's Pizza, seeking revenge against any adult that comes on the premises.\nFive Night at Freddy's marks Jess Weiss's big-screen debut.\nJade Kindar-Martin - Bonnie\nThe animatronic guitarist of the Freddy Fazbear crew, Bonnie will be portrayed by Jade Kindar-Martin.\nKindar-Martin is more well-known for his highwire work and circus performing, having taken part in a few Guinness World Record-breaking stunts. The performer has also worked as a stunt rigger and double on several productions, including Interview with the Vampire and David Fincher's The Killer.\nRoger Joseph Manning Jr. - Foxy\nRounding out Freddy Fazbear's entourage is the pirate Foxy, who will be played by Roger Joseph Manning Jr. The hook-handed fox is the only animatronic left out of Freddy's band and can be seen stalking Piper Rubio's Abby in one of the trailers, teasing a terrifying encounter.\nManning Jr. has previously worked more in the music department in the film and TV industry, having worked as a musician on The Flash and composing the theme song for American Gods.\nJessica Blackmore - Mike’s Mother\nJessica Blackmore plays the mother of Josh Hutcherson's Mike Schmidt in the Five Nights movie. While details about her movie role are scarce, Mike's mother in the games is Mrs. Afton, the wife of serial killer William Afton.\nBlackmore's past credits include Monsters of Men, Not Without Hope, and Mina.\nTheodus Crane - Jeremiah\nTheodus Crane's Jeremiah remains a mystery when it comes to Freddy's movie. In the games, Jeremiah (or Jeremy) is another security guard at Freddy Fazbear's Pizza from November 8, 1987 to November 13, 1987, so maybe he predates Josh Hutcherson's Mike at the haunted establishment.\nCrane has appeared in Marvel's Cloak & Dagger, The Walking Dead, and Underground.\nChristian Stokes - Hank\nChristian Stokes joins Five Nights at Freddy's as Hank. Hank can be seen in the film's trailer being pursued by Bonnie (one of Freddy's haunted animatronics), and fans think he is a stand-in for Henry Emily from the game, one of the founders of Fazbear Entertainment.\nStokes can also be seen in Monster, Escape Plan, and Lake Dead.\nBailey Winston - Kim\nKim (played by Bailey Winston) looks to be a former waitress at Freddy's. She is seen in the trailer sporting a bright red and yellow uniform and name tags.\nWinton's only other credit is 2014's The Best of Me.\nJoseph Poliquin - Carl\nCarl is a haunted pink cupcake animatronic, seen as a prop in nearly every FNAF game. Joseph Poliquin looks to be playing the humanoid pastry in the film, not posing any threat to the main character but still getting in on the spooky action.\nJoseph Poliquin's other roles include Greyhound, Daisy Jones and the Six, and The Purge.\nLucas Grant - Garrett Schmidt\nLucas Grant plays Garrett Schmidt, the younger brother of Josh Hutcherson's Mike Schmidt. By the time the events of the film take place, Garrett has been missing for well over a decade.\nGrant is a child actor with only three other credits in 9-1-1: Lone Star, Pam & Tommy, and The Patient.\nFive Night at Freddy's comes to theaters on October 27th and Peacock on October 26th.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Rana Daggubati, whose two films- Baahubali 2: The Conclusion and Ghazi won at the 65th National Film Awards said that he is very happy for both his movies.\nWhile Ghazi won the Best Telugu film award, Baahubali 2: The Conclusion bagged the Best Action-direction, Best Special Effects and Best Popular Film Providing Wholesome Entertainment. \"The joy of Baahubali has been going on for last five-six years -from the shooting process to the box office success. It has really brought in spectacle cinema in a big way in India,\" Rana said in a statement.\n\"Ghazi is one of the films that I am really very proud of because there was a lot of resistance when I was trying to make the film. There is no love story, song dance sequence that we have in regular Telugu film. But it did well at the box office in all languages - Telugu, Hindi and has now won a National award. I did a big film and an alternate genre film and both have got their merit so it's great,\" he added.\nMeanwhile, Sridevi and Vinod Khanna have been awarded posthumously. While Sridevi got her first National Award for Best Actress, Vinod Khanna, who passed away last year has been announced the winner of Dadasaheb Phalke Award, India's highest film honour. Newton won best film and AR Rahman won Best Music Direction for director Mani Rathnam's Kaatru Veliyidai, and Best Background Score for MOM. Baahubali: The Conclusion won Best Popular Film, Best Action and Best Special Effects at the 65th National Awards.\n(With IANS inputs)\nFor all latest news, keep checking our Facebook page", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Skip to main content\nClassics and discoveries from around the world, thematically programmed with special features, on a streaming service brought to you by the Criterion Collection.\nDirected by Mark Robson • 1949 • United States\nStarring Kirk Douglas, Marilyn Maxwell, Arthur Kennedy\nA ferocious, Oscar-nominated Kirk Douglas delivers one of his defining performances as Midge Kelly, a ruthless boxer who steps on anyone and everyone around him in his single-minded pursuit of success, until he enters the ring with his ultimate foe: himself. Based on a short story by Ring Lardner, this hard-hitting, exquisitely photographed noir is a black-hearted look at the highest highs of the boxing world and the darkest depths of the human soul.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "These popular horror films have some surprising similarities, and a similar win ratio on Flickchart.\n213 Search results\nHow do you get rid of it? That’s the question she’s asking in this creepy new trailer for IT FOLLOWS.\nIf you take your eyes off the screen, don’t worry… it follows you home.\nLABYRINTH is a beloved 80s property, but would nostalgic 30-somethings do the Magic Dance over a remake? If it follows these guidelines, they might!\nTom Berenger as Bear Bryant.\nDemon horror with Indian flavor on the big screen.\nGet Hooked On a Feeling as we count down the Guardians’ 10 best tracks.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "A Star Is Born 2018\nA musician helps a young singer find fame, even as age and alcoholism send his own career into a downward spiral.\nDirector: Bradley Cooper\nStars: Lady Gaga, Bradley Cooper, Sam Elliott, Andrew Dice Clay\n8.4 IMDB Rating 994 Views\nAmerican Hustle 2013\nA con man, Irving Rosenfeld, along with his seductive partner Sydney Prosser, is forced to work for a wild FBI agent, Richie DiMaso, who pushes them i...\nDirector: David O. Russell\nStars: Christian Bale, Bradley Cooper, Amy Adams, Jeremy Renner\n7.3 IMDB Rating 37 Views\nAdam Jones (Bradley Cooper) is a chef who destroyed his career with drugs and diva behavior. He cleans up and returns to London, determined to redeem ...\nDirector: John Wells\nStars: Bradley Cooper, Sienna Miller, Daniel Brühl, Riccardo Scamarcio\n6.6 IMDB Rating 26 Views\nA celebrated military contractor returns to the site of his greatest career triumphs and reconnects with a long-ago love while unexpectedly falling fo...\nDirector: Cameron Crowe\nStars: Bradley Cooper, Emma Stone, Rachel McAdams, Bill Murray\n5.4 IMDB Rating 32 Views", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Sorry, we can't find the movie trailer you're looking for.\nEither a trailer for this movie has not been released yet, or it\nwas removed following a request from the copyright holder.\nFind more trailers\nInternational Releases Dates\n26 October 2015\nPopular movie trailers from 2015\nThese some of the most viewed trailers for movies released in 2015:\n30 September 2015\nDuring a manned mission to Mars, Astronaut Mark Watney is presumed dead after a fierce storm and left behind by his crew.\n25 February 2015\nA veteran grifter takes a young, attractive woman under his wing, but things get complicated when they become romantically involved.\n06 November 2015\nThe true story of how The Boston Globe uncovered the massive scandal of child molestation and cover-up within the local Catholic Archdiocese, shaking the entire Catholic Church to its core.\n25 November 2015\nThe former World Heavyweight Champion Rocky Balboa serves as a trainer and mentor to Adonis Johnson, the son of his late friend and former rival Apollo Creed.\n27 May 2015\nIn the aftermath of a massive earthquake in California, a rescue-chopper pilot makes a dangerous journey across the state in order to rescue his estranged daughter.\n26 October 2015\nA cryptic message from Bond’s past sends him on a trail to uncover a sinister organization. While M battles political forces to keep the secret service alive, Bond peels back the layers of deceit to reveal the terrible truth behind SPECTRE.\n23 October 2015\nDuring a shootout in a saloon, Sheriff Hunt injures a suspicious stranger. One of the villagers takes care of him in prison.\n15 October 2015\nDuring the Cold War, the Soviet Union captures U.S. pilot Francis Gary Powers after shooting down his U-2 spy plane.\n12 March 2015\nWhen her father unexpectedly passes away, young Ella finds herself at the mercy of her cruel stepmother and her daughters.\n04 November 2015\nIn 1950s Ireland and New York, young Ellis Lacey has to choose between two men and two countries.\n09 June 2015\nGrowing up can be a bumpy road, and it's no exception for Riley, who is uprooted from her Midwest life when her father starts a new job in San Francisco.\n25 December 2015\nBounty hunters seek shelter from a raging blizzard and get caught up in a plot of betrayal and deception.\nHave you watched Ghost Tour yet? What did you think about it?\nArtwork, screen shots, trailers and other imagery is\n© 2015 Mainframe Pictures.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Savita Damodar Paranjpe\nThe life of a married couple turns upside down after 8 years of marriage as some hard truths between them come to light. The answers to all these questions will be revealed in this psychological thriller based on true events.\nDirector: Swapna Waghmare Joshu\nIMDB Ratings: 8.3\nDuration: 108 min", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Cameron Jack has become one of the more promising, young actors to come out of New Zealand in recent years, with major roles in Shortland Street, The Brokenwood Mysteries and Outrageous Fortune . However, his biggest role to date, and what could be his breakout performance, was in the new movie Wrath of Man . Cameron Jack plays Brendan, who is the right-hand man to Billy (played by Marton Csokas), one of the film’s protagonists and antagonists. If you want to see Cameron at his best, check out Wrath of Man on iTunes now! Cameron Jack is a Force to Be Reckoned With in Wrath of Man\nTable of Contents\nWho Is Cameron Jack?\nBrendan is one of Hargreaves’s henchmen and he’s played by Cameron Jack. He’s a big, burly guy who isn’t afraid to get his hands dirty. He’s loyal to Hargreaves and will do whatever it takes to help him achieve his goals. Brendan is a force to be reckoned with and you don’t want to cross him.\nThe Wrath of Man Cast List\nCameron Jack, who plays Brendan, Hargreaves’s henchman, is a force to be reckoned with. He’s tall, dark, and handsome-and he knows how to handle a gun. The rest of the cast includes Jason Statham, Holt McCallany, Jeffrey Donovan, Josh Hartnett, and Scott Eastwood.\nSo What Exactly Is the Show About?\nBased on the 2004 French film Le Convoyeur, Wrath of Man follows H (Josh Hartnett), a cold and calculated security guard who seeks revenge on the men who killed his son. H works for Fortico Security, which just so happens to be the same company that Brendan (Cameron Jack) works for. Brendan is Hargreaves’s (Hugh Laurie) right-hand man, and he’s not afraid to get his hands dirty.\nThe Video Trailer for Wrath of Man\nBrendan Hargreaves’s henchman, Cameron Jack, is a force to be reckoned with. He’s strong, he’s fast, and he’s got a mean streak. In the trailer, we see him take down two men with ease. He’s definitely someone you don’t want to mess with.\nHow Does an Indie Show Like This Get Made?\nIt’s not easy to get an indie show made. You have to be passionate about your project and you have to be willing to work hard to make it happen. But if you’re Cameron Jack, it’s definitely possible. He has written, directed, and starred in his own film called Wrath of Man (available on iTunes), as well as another short film called The Fight. He has also been working on two other feature films that he hopes to release this year: Slaughter Creek and Doubt.\nPlus, he’s currently pursuing his Masters degree at the University of Southern California School of Cinematic Arts.\nWho Are the Players on This Team?\nCameron Jack plays Brendan, Hargreaves’s right-hand man. He’s the muscle of the operation and is always ready to do whatever it takes to get the job done. And even though he has a no-nonsense demeanor, we all know that he has a heart of gold (or at least some gold jewelry).\nMain Characters from Wrath of Man\nBrendan (played by Cameron Jack) is one of Hargreaves’s henchmen and proves to be a force to be reckoned with. He’s loyal, ruthless, and knows how to get the job done.\nHargreaves (played by Jason Statham) is the main character in the film and is out for revenge after his son is killed during a robbery gone wrong.\nBut Who Hasn’t Read Her Books Yet? Here She Is In Her Own Words…\nCameron Jack is an incredible actress who has starred in some amazing films. One of her most recent roles was as Brendan in the film Wrath of Man. In the film, she plays Hargreaves’s henchman and is a force to be reckoned with. She is an incredible actress and I cannot wait to see her in more films. It must have been so much fun filming this movie because it really looked like she was having a great time on set. You can tell that this role really spoke to her and that made for a great performance!\nWho is Cameron Jack?\nCameron Jack is an actor who has appeared in a number of films and television shows. He is best known for his role as Brendan, Hargreaves’s henchman, in the film Wrath of Man. Jack also played Hector on Altered Carbon and had recurring roles on both Veep and The Americans.\nJack attended Brown University where he majored in theater arts with a concentration in acting. After graduating, he moved to New York City to pursue his career. In addition to appearing in a number of TV series, including HBO’s Veep and FX’s The Americans, Jack also acted in some feature films. His breakout performance was when he played Brendan (Hargreaves’ henchman) in Wrath of Man – which won Best Picture at the Golden Globes this year.\nI’m so proud, says Jack about being honored at the awards show. My life has changed immensely since that movie came out.\nWhat happened to Cameron’s brother Paden in Outer Banks?\nCameron’s brother Paden was killed by the Sheriff after he and his friends tried to rob a bank. This event led to Cameron becoming Brendan’s right-hand man in Wrath of Man. He is fiercely loyal to Brendan and will do whatever it takes to help him get revenge on those who wronged him. Cameron is a force to be reckoned with and you don’t want to cross him.\nWho is Jack Ledlin and what happened to Cameron Smith?\nCameron Jack is an up-and-coming actor who has already made a name for himself with his role as Brendan Hargreaves’s henchman in the action-packed film Wrath of Man. He previously starred on The Young and the Restless and then had roles in TV shows such as House, Arrested Development, and How I Met Your Mother.\nWhat happened to Cameron’s brother?\nIn the film, we learn that Cameron’s brother was killed by robbers when he was working as a security guard. This event clearly has had a profound effect on Cameron, and drives him to seek revenge against those who wronged his brother. When he joins Hargreaves’s team of vigilantes, it becomes clear that he is a force to be reckoned with – both in terms of his fighting skills and his determination to see justice done. Cameron Jack is a Force to Be Reckoned With in Wrath of Man\nCameron Jack has become one of the more promising, young actors to come out of New Zealand in recent years, with major roles in Shortland Street, The Brokenwood Mysteries and Outrageous Fortune . However, his biggest role to date, and what could be his breakout performance, was in the new movie Wrath of Man . Cameron Jack plays Brendan, who is the right-hand man to Billy (played by Marton Csokas), one of the film’s protagonists and antagonists. If you want to see Cameron at his best, check out Wrath of Man on iTunes now!", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "My Butt Hazza Fever full movie is released on May 27, 2022. Watch My Butt Hazza Fever online - the English Animation movie from United States. My Butt Hazza Fever is directed by Loren Bouchard,Bernard Derriman and created by Loren Bouchard with H. Jon Benjamin and Dan Mintz.\nA new Bob's Burgers (2011) theatrical short screened before other new films leading up to The Bob's Burgers Movie (2022) release. The new short is a classy, understated piece of animation about the finer things in life - aptly titled 'My Butt Has a Fever', after a song performed by the Belcher kids - Louise, Tina and Gene.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "John C. Reilly in Trailer for Sundance Film 'Terri'\nATO Pictures will release the bittersweet film July 1.\nTerri screened as part of the dramatic competition at Sundance this year, and then again in Austin at the SXSW Film Festival.\nJohn C. Reilly and newcomer Jacob Wysocki star in the bittersweet story, written by Patrick Dewitt and directed by Azazel Jacobs, of a big, picked-on kid who gets surprising support from his high school principal.\nAside from the film's appealing tone and message, its biggest selling point is that it was produced by Lynette Howell of Silverwood Films and Alex Orlovsky of Artists Public Domain. Howell and Orlovsky also produced Blue Valentine and Half Nelson, two of the best independent films of the last decade.\nATO Pictures will release Terri July 1 for everyone who wants an alternative to Transformers: Dark of the Moon. Check out the trailer:\n- See How Idris Elba Used Instagram, Wisdom to Respond to That Bond Critique\n- Report: Nickelodeon Might Make Your Life and Bring Back Some of Your Favorite Childhood Classics\n- Stephen Colbert, Jeb! Bush Get Into Intense VIP-Offer War\n- Watch the Biebs Explain What the Deal Was With All Those VMA Emotions, Forgetfully Reveal His New Album’s Release Date", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "There are a number of movies releasing in Bollywood too. Some of them have a great star cast and some of them are just going to be good in the aspect of story and direction. So here is a list of Upcoming Bollywood Movies of 2021:\n(Note- the release date mentioned in this list is according to the release date given to us originally and no changes have been made.)\nUpcoming Bollywood Movies of 2021: SHERNI\nReleasing only on Amazon Prime with Vidya Balan in the lead. This story will revolve around a forest officer on a mission to capture a tiger who is not in a good physical state. The movie will also show the struggle face by women in a job dominated by men. This movie will release on the 18th of June.\nUpcoming Bollywood Movies of 2021: SHERSHAAH\nReleasing in the theatres and directed by Vishnuvardhan. This is going to be his first movie in Bollywood. The movie has a stellar cast with Sidharth Malhotra and Kiara Advani in the lead. This movie revolves around the story of army…", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "REELWORLD FILM FESTIVAL Opening @Glenn Gould Studio-Thurs.,Oct 17, 2019\nBy Sally Warburton\nIn its 19th year, the Reelworld Film Festival features films from Canadian BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Colour) with their own stories and unique perspectives.\nThe Opening Night Gala and Reception on Thursday, October 17 was held at the Glenn Gould Studio in the CBC Building, Toronto. Special guests included The Honourable Elizabeth Dowdeswell, Lieutenant Governor of Ontario. Film director Shelley Niro a member of Six Nations Reserve, Turtle Clan, Bay of Quinte Mohawk. And Canadian actor Billy Merasty.\nThe Glenn Gould Studio was an awesome venue for a reception and film screening. Following the reception guests entered the theatre. A series of speeches preceded the film screening of the opening feature film. – Founder Tonya Williams, festival programmers Ammar Keshodia and Kulbinder Saran Caldwell all shared the excitement of the festival and thanked generous sponsor TD Bank.\nThe feature film The Incredible 25th Year of Mitzi Bearclaw directed by Shelley Niro. This film depicts the life of Mitzi who has lived the city life and returns to tend to her sick mother back home on Owl Island. It is an honest look at Indigenous life on the reserve and familial responsibility.\nThe Reelworld Festival not only included an exciting line up of films but virtual reality and events such as industry panels, workshops and talks to continue growing the Canadian BIPOC talent pool. The Opening Gala was the perfect way to start the Reelworld festival!\nWe would like to to thank Amira de Vera\nof Project Four Public Relations for the invitation to this event.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "PELHAM, NY --The Picture House (TPH) will present an advance screening of the new film Learning to Drive (R- 90 mins.) with a post-film discussion with the film’s director Isabel Coixet. The movie will show in Pelham prior to opening nationwide on Friday, August 21st.\nAcademy Award nominee Patricia Clarkson and Academy Award winner Ben Kingsley star in this feel-good, coming-of-(middle) age comedy about a mismatched pair who help each other overcome life’s road blocks. Wendy (Clarkson) is a fiery Manhattan author whose husband has just left her for a younger woman; Darwan (Kinglsey) is a soft-spoken taxi driver from India on the verge of an arranged marriage. As Wendy sets out to reclaim her independence, she runs into a barrier common to many lifelong New Yorkers: she’s never learned to drive. When Wendy hires Darwan to teach her, her unraveling life and his calm restraint seem like an awkward fit. But as he shows her how to take control of the wheel and she coaches him on how to impress a woman, their unlikely friendship awakens them to the joy, humor, and love in starting life anew.\nAfter the screening TPH critic-in-residence Marshall Fine will host a discussion and Q&A with the film’s director Isabel Coixet. Born in Barcelona, Spain, Isabel Coixet received an 8mm camera at age 7 and began creating short films. She went on to study history at the University of Barcelona, then worked as a copywriter and began to make experimental shorts on her own time eventually starting her own production company and directing commercials for clients such as Pepsi, Kellogg's, AT&T, Procter & Gamble, Ikea, and BMW.\nHer first screenplay, Morbus, was made into a film in 1983, but with her next film, Demasiado viejo para morir joven (1988), she decided to step into the director's shoes and helm it herself. Coixet received a Goya Award nomination as Best New Director, then went on to write and direct her first English language film, Things I Never Told You (1996), starring Andrew McCarthy and Lili Taylor. She received a Goya Award nomination for Best Original Screenplay and won a Silver Alexander at the Thessaloniki Film Festival for the film. Coixet filmed another A los que aman (1998), then wrote and directed the Canadian/Spanish co-production My Life Without Me (2003). Starring Sarah Polley and Scott Speedman, the film won awards from festivals around the world including Best Canadian Feature at the Atlantic Film Festival and the Prize of the Guild Award at the Berlin International Film Festival. She again worked with Polley on The Secret Life of Words (2006), winning Best Director at the ADIRCAE Awards and Best Director and Best Original Screenplay from both the Cinema Writers Circle Awards in Spain and the Goya Awards. She also known for her writing work on the film Paris, je t’aime (2006).", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Paramount Home Entertainment Sept. 17 is releasing a limited collector’s edition Blu-ray steelbook of Galaxy Quest for its 20th anniversary exclusively at Best Buy.\nThe sci-fi send-up about aging TV actors who encounter aliens stars Tim Allen, Sigourney Weaver, Alan Rickman, Tony Shalhoub, Sam Rockwell, Enrico Colantoni, Daryl Mitchell and Justin Long.\nSpecial features include:\n- “Galactopedia,” on-screen information about characters, ships, aliens and more;\n- “Historical Documents: The Story of Galaxy Quest,” with cast and filmmakers discussing the making of the film;\n- “Never Give Up, Never Surrender: The Intrepid Crew of the NSEA Protector,” about the cast;\n- “By Grabthar’s Hammer, What Amazing Effects,” which explores the effects by ILM and Stan Winston;\n- “Alien School—Creating the Thermian Race,” about actor Enrico Colantoni’s process of developing the voice and manner of an alien race;\n- “Actors in Space,” which delves into the psyche of the cast;\n- “Sigourney Weaver Raps”;\n- deleted scenes; and\n- the theatrical trailer.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Review: DAY OF THE STRANGER (2019) Horror-On-Sea 2020\nThe term “Acid Western” was coined by Pauline Kael in 1971 to describe Alejandro Jodorowsky’s El Topo. Since then, it’s been applied to films as diverse as Monte Hellman’s Ride In The Whirlwind, The Firesign Theater’s Zachariah and Clint Eastwood’s High Plains Drifter. Now Thomas Lee Rutter (Bella in the Wych Elm, The Pocket Film of Superstitions) adds Day Of The Stranger to the list.\nCaine Farrowood (Dale Sheppard) is a hired gun working for Loomweather (Gary Shail, Shock Treatment, Quadrophenia). After a botched bounty hunt, he thinks he died, but wakes up at home with his wife Christina (Maryam Forouhandeh).\nNot one to learn from his mistakes, he’s soon back out on the trail. The reward is high, but so are the risks. Not just his life, but his soul may be on the line. And who, or what, is The Stranger (Gary Baxter, Beyond Fury)? Is he an ally or the biggest threat of all?\nDay Of The Stranger is a very loose adaptation of Mark Twain’s The Mysterious Stranger shot in England which, of course, looks nothing like the Old West. The result is something that looks like El Topo filmed on a budget that wouldn’t buy a fast-food meal for the cast and crew.\nThat is not a criticism. Rutter gets very inventive at depicting Day Of The Stranger’s bizarre events. The results are frequently much more effective than CGI or other techniques would have been. And there are some truly strange visions to be had in the film’s last half. The first half of the film is merely strange. The second is like something from one of Carlos Castaneda’s books.\nDepending on how much you like this kind of surrealism, (and what substances you might have ingested), Day Of The Stranger will either be a fascinating bit of metaphysical cinema or a pretentious filmic wank.\nSpeaking for myself, I found it enjoyably weird. A lot of its attempts to be profound were lost on me, but I still enjoyed Day Of The Stranger. It’s the kind of indie film we don’t see enough of. Something different, not just a mainstream film done on the cheap. It’s also worth mentioning two other British independent directors show up in the cast. Bazz Hancher (White Goods) and Richard Rowbotham (Lonnie Knutsengripper: Man, Myth, and Movies). Rutter is apparently returning the favour and has a part in Hancher’s upcoming giallo Hate Little Rabbit.\nDay Of The Stranger recently made its premiere at the Horror-On-Sea film festival. You can check for more screenings and release plans on the film’s Facebook page.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "On the Red Carpet, this Sunday, October 6 …\nAwardwinning Theatrical TEY\n(Today) Starring Saul Williams,\nSActor Saul Williams and Director Alain Gomis will be present at the premier of film, which runs thru\nOct. 13th in Harlem\nPart One of Two\nA few years ago, the master director Alain Gomis set out to create a film with the master poet/writer/musician Saul Williams in mind for the lead role, but he did not know how to connect with Mr. Williams. Meanwhile, Williams, on his own personal journey, found himself in Paris far away from the insulating U.S. west coast film scene. By coincidence, the two artists met. And the rest, as it is said, is history, a history that has manifested itself in a film triumph, TEY, to premiere this weekend in Harlem, Sunday, October 6 (6:00pm-8:30pm) at MIST Harlem Cinema, 46 West 116th St. (Lenox & 5th Avenues), as part of the Creatively Speaking Film Series. Costs: $9 -$12.\nTEY, meaning Today, makes its U.S. premiere following acclaimed screenings at film festivals around the world, premiering in Berlin in 2012. It has traveled to over 50 festivals internationally and has won over two dozen prizes including Seattle International’s Emerging Masters Award for Best Director; Del Primio CittaVenezia Award at the Venice Film Festival; and the Golden Stallion at FESPACO for Best Film and Best Actor – a first for Senegal and a first for an American actor. TEY is released by BelleMoon Productions, a San Francisco-based company.\nIt centers on what one man does with his life with the knowledge that today is his final day on earth – he must die by the end of the day — and how he handles his fate. Senegal is a star in this fantasy film as well as Williams in the title role, and Anisia Uzeyman, Aïssa Maïga, Djolof Mbengue, and Thierno Ndiaye Doss co-starring.\nThe film takes place in a village outside Dakar. A countdown to his transition, it is a reverse journey to birth – a joyous celebration feted by his community as if he were a saint. Chosen to disappear, Satché soon finds himself set apart from those closest to him in beautiful scenes that seek to show elements of friendship, desire, sadness, affection and anger that are usually left unsaid. Satché’s journey from the U.S. back to his native Senegal mirrors director Alain Gomis’ own personal story — born in France to a French mother and Senegalese father but deeply bound to Dakar, a city that he loves. Gomis says about Tey: “For me, it’s a voyage… The film was shot in Dakar, this city I love, where I come from… I want(ed) to create a film about reconciliation with death — it’s a dream of life.”\nYesterday morning, Our Time Press was privileged to speak to Mr. Gomis, phoning from Senegal, and Mr. Williams, currently in Harlem. We said to Mr. Gomis, “We’re calling on the day the U.S. government closes down. Any thoughts on that?” Without skipping a beat, Alain, responded: “Welcome to the African life …”\nHighlights of our conversations with Mr. Williams — whose forceful performance in the 1998 film “Slam,” still impacts what we do — and Mr. Gomes, will be presented in next Thursday’s paper.\nAlain Gomis was born in Paris in 1972 to a French mother and Senegalese father. He directed several short films before shooting his debut feature L’Afrance in 2001, which won awards including the Ecumenical Jury Prize and the Silver Leopard in Locarno. The film focuses on the character El-Hadj Diop, a Senegalese student whose residency in Paris is nearing its expiration. TEY is Gomis’ third feature, and premiered to great acclaim at the Berlin Film Festival 2012. The film just recently won the prestigious Golden Stallion at the FESPACO 2013 for Best Film and Best Actor, a first for Senegal and a first for an American actor.\nSaul Williams was born in 1972 in Newburgh, New York. He is one of the most well-known figures of the hip-hop generation as a poet, actor, rapper, singer and musician. He is recognized for his blend of slam poetry and hip-hop and for his leading role in the film Slam, Grand Jury Prize at the Sundance Film Festival and the Camera d’Or at Cannes in 1998. For more information: http://teytoday.tumblr.com and www.myimagestudios.com. (212) 828-6478.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "MAFIA MAMMA (R)\nOPENS APRIL 14TH\nWhile seeing to her long estranged (and now deceased) grandfather’s affairs in Italy, Toni Collette plays a mild mannered suburban mom, unexpectedly inherits his mafia empire and finds herself stuck in the middle of a deadly mob war. Guided by the firm’s trusted consigliere (Monica Bellucci), she hilariously defies everyone’s expectations, including her own, as the new head of the family business.\n- Rating: R\n- Genre: Action, Comedy, Crime\n- Director: Catherine Hardwicke\n- Cast: Toni Collette, Monica Bellucci, Sophia Nomvete\n- Runtime: 1 Hr. 41 Mins.\n- Language: English\n- Official Website: Mafia Mamma", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "“Avengers Vs. Transformers: Revenge of Thanos is a live-action film crossover between the Marvel...Avengers Vs. Transformers: Revenge of Thanos\n“This is a cinematic universe based around the X-Men. Movies Uncanny X-Men (XCU) - 2010, Uncanny...Marvel Cinematic Universe (XCU)\n“Ghost Rider is 2012 movie, directed by Mark Steven Johnson and starring Ben Affleck as Johnny...Ghost Rider\n“Avengers: Infinity War is the twentieth film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The Avengers and...Avengers: Infinity War (MMCU)\nPages in category \"PG-13\"\nThe following 165 pages are in this category, out of 165 total.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Here you can watch High Noon 123Movies\nWill Kane, the sheriff of a small town in New Mexico, learns a notorious outlaw he put in jail has been freed, and will be arriving on the noon train. Knowing the outlaw and his gang are coming to kill him, Kane is determined to stand his ground, so he attempts to gather a posse from among the local townspeople.\nDirector: Emmett Emerson, Fred Zinnemann\nActors: Eve McVeagh, Gary Cooper, Grace Kelly, Harry Morgan, Ian MacDonald, Katy Jurado, Lloyd Bridges, Lon Chaney Jr., Otto Kruger, Thomas Mitchell", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Pinocchio - 2013\nFrom “The Adventures of Pinocchio” by Carlo Collodi.\nType: 2D Animated feature\nScript by: Enzo D’Alo, Umberto Marino\nCharacters and Sets: Lorenzo Mattotti\nProducers: Cometa Film (Italy), Iris Productions (Luxembourg), Walking the dog (Belgium), 2d3D Animations\nDirected by: Enzo D’Alo\nBroadcasters/Distributor: Gébeka Films / Canal + / Ciné +\nMusic: Lucio Dalla\nCinema release: February 20th, 2013\nDVD release: July 10th, 2013\nShare this :\nThe Carpenter Geppetto builds a marionette and names it Pinocchio. But, on his numerous adventures, the marionette runs into quite a bit of trouble. Fortunately, the tooth fairy comes to help him, giving him a raven, an owl and a talking cricket. Pinocchio later finds himself on the Island of Toys and is transformed into a donkey. After a brave escape, he ends up in the belly of a shark where he saves Geppetto, who was also swallowed by the shark while searching at sea for Pinocchio.\nThe story of Pinocchio in a new way allows to find the original atmosphere of Collodi, emphasizing its universality and news.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Presented by Dolby\nCreative Storytelling: Making an Independent Film with director Emma Westenberg, (You Sing Loud, I Sing Louder) and director Hannah Pearl Utt, (Cora Bora)\nJoin us for a very special conversation with guests director Emma Westenberg, (You Sing Loud, I Sing Louder) and director Hannah Pearl Utt, (Cora Bora) where we’ll delve into what it takes to tell authentic and unique stories in film. We’ll deep-dive into the state of the independent film industry in 2023; championing truly engaging stories; and the challenges involved in making a film. Be sure to catch the world premieres of bothYou Sing Loud, I Sing Louder (March 11) and Cora Bora (March 10 & 14) at SXSW.\nProgramming descriptions are generated by participants and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of SXSW.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Sathya Movie Sneak Peek\nA crime-thriller film directed by Pradeep Krishnamoorthy, starring Sibiraj Sathyaraj, Remya Nambeesan and Varalaxmi Sarathkumar in the lead roles.\nCast: Remya Nambeesan, Sibiraj Sathyaraj, Varalaxmi Sarathkumar\nCrew: Pradeep Krishnamoorthy (Director), Arunmani Palani (Director of Photography), Simon KS (Music Director)\nRating: U/A (India)\nGenres: Crime, Drama, Thriller\nRelease Dates: 08 Dec 2017 (India)", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Alia Bhatt is one of the top heroines of Bollywood. She has a hand full of films lined up and despite being busy with acting, she has entered into new shoes. Alia has taken up film production and the first film is also announced.\nTaking to her Twitter, Alia wrote, “And I am so happy to announce…. PRODUCTION!! Eternal Sunshine Productions. Let us tell you tales. Happy tales. Warm and fuzzy tales. Real tales. Timeless tales.”\nAlia’s debut film as producer is titled ‘Darlings’ while it will be presented by none other Bollywood King Khan Shah Rukh. “Life is tough Darlings, but so are you….both! Unleashing our #Darlings onto the world….Caution is advisable. PS: yeh comedy thodi dark hai,” tweeted SRK.\n‘Darlings’ will be directed by Jasmeet K Reen while it will co-star Shefali Shah, Vijay Varma and Roshan Mathew.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Top 10 Movie Lists\nAwards & Oscars\nPosts Tagged ‘Christopher Lee’\nReview + Giveaway: The Lord of the Rings Blu-rays\nWarner Brothers has just released 15 discs of Lord of the Rings goodness.\nScorsese’s ‘Hugo’ Will Put You to Sleep\nMartin Scorsese is a great filmmaker. He's also responsible for\n, one of the most boring and pointless movies of the year.\nRichard Gere Goes Homeless for ‘Time Out of Mind’\nMagic Mike XXL on Blu-ray: Hard or Limp?\nReview: ‘The Martian’ is as Good as the Book\nNow on DVD: More of the Same with ‘Avengers 2′", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Katia Machado's Rio-based Passaro Films is lining up its production slate, playing off heightened finance opportunities in Brazil.\nMADRID -- Paramount's 3D toon \"Tad, the Lost Explorer\" has discovered box office gold in Spain. A comedy-adventure yarn about a construction worker who becomes a daredevil treasure hunter in Peru…\nSITGES -- Helmer Kristina Buozyte's sci-fi love story \"Vanishing Waves,\" which won Europe's Golden Melies Thursday night at Sitges, has begun to close sales worldwide, rolling off its four prizes at…\nSITGES -- In now near-hallowed tradition, the 45th Sitges Film Festival opened Thursday with one of the biggest Spanish genre films of the year: Oriol Paulo's \"The Body,\" from Barcelona's Rodar y…\nSITGES -- Despite swingeing subsidy cuts this April, movies are still being put into production in Spain.\nMADRID -- Continuing its roll-out across Europe, AMC Networks' Sundance Channel has launched in Spain on regional cabler Euskatel and on Romania's UPC, AMC/Sundance Channel Global announced Tuesday.\nSAN SEBASTIAN -- Thierry Lenouvel's Paris-based Cine Sud Promotion, an indefatigable co-producer with Latin America, has boarded Nicolas Pereda's family drama-cum-road movie \"Cuando los caballos…\nSAN SEBASTIAN -- Julieta Zylberberg (\"The Invisible Eye\") and Maricel Alvarez (\"Biutiful\") will star in \"My Park Friend,\" a comedy from Argentina's Ana Katz, one of its best-known young distaff…\nGenre auteurs show the way through industry's rampant recession\nHelmer-scribe Francois Ozon's high-school thriller \"In the House\" won the Golden Shell for film on Saturday as the 60th San Sebastian's Film Festival came to a close.\nSAN SEBASTIAN -- France's Urban Distribution Intl. will produce and sell Javier Fuentes-Leon's \"The Vanished Elephant,\" a standout at San Sebastian's first Europe-Latin America Co-production Forum.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Actor Ajay Devgn has returned from a family vacation and now heads straight to the sets of Bhuj: The Pride of India. The actor will be joining Sanjay Dutt to shoot for a few scenes at Hyderabad’s Ramoji city. Post that, they are going to move to Gujarat where a lot of action sequences will be shot with Ajay. Sanjay had already started shooting for the film in Hyderabad with Sonakshi Sinha from June 25. Sonakshi even posted a glimpse of her look from the sets of the film. As reported by Mumbai Mirror, the duo shot for a folk song choreographed by Ganesh Acharya and a conversational scene. Now, as Ajay joins the team from July 11, a major chunk of the film is expected to be shot. Also Read - Ajay Devgn And Kajol's Posts For Daughter Nysa on Her 18th Birthday Are Drenched in Pure Love\nAjay’s character details from Bhuj: The Pride of India\nThe daily quoted a source close to the development revealing that Ajay plays the role of Squadron Leader Vijay Karnik who was in-charge of the Bhuj airbase during the 1971 India-Pakistan war. It is known that the airbase remained operational despite heavy bombarding from the rival country and Karnik reconstructed the Indian Air Force airstrip with the help of 300 women from a nearby village despite all odds. Also Read - Ajay Devgn Announces Debut Web-Series Rudra - The Edge of Darkness on Daughter's Birthday\nSonakshi’s and Sanjay’s characters:\nWhile Sonakshi plays the character of Sunderben, a local woman, Sanjay Dutt plays the role of a civilian. As revealed by the source, “Ajay begins his portions with Sanju on July 11 in Hyderabad. After that, Ajay will fly to Gujarat where a major chunk will be shot with him. Sanjay and Ajay’s characters are powerful and are the force behind the story. The audience will see them together in a different avatar.” Also Read - RRR Movie New Poster Out: Ram Charan And Jr NTR Make The Celebrations Grander Than Ever!\nSanjay and Ajay reunite:\nBhuj: The Pride of India reunites Sanjay and Ajay after a hiatus of seven years. They were last seen together in the 2012 comic-caper Son of Sardaar. The makers have also planned a big action scene with both the actors as part of the climax.\nParineeti Chopra, Ammy Virk and Rana Daggubati join:\nDirected by debutant Abhishek Dudhaiya, Bhuj: The Pride of India also features Parineeti Chopra and Rana Daggubati in important roles. While the former plays the character of a spy, the latter essays the role of a Madras regiment lieutenant colonel. Punjabi actor-singer Ammy Virk also joins the cast as an Air Force pilot.\nThe report in the daily further added that Parineeti is expected to begin shooting her part in a few months while Ammy starts in September. The film is being headlined by Ajay Devgn while every character stays important to the story of one of India’s most celebrated war victories.\nAjay’s next films:\nAfter finishing Bhuj: The Pride of India, Ajay Devgn will move to begin shooting for the Syed Abdul Rahim biopic in which he plays the coach of the Indian football team from the 1950s. The actor will be filming his part in Mumbai, Lucknow, Kolkata and two locations abroad. Apart from Bhuj and the biopic, he is also gearing up for his home-production Tanhaji: The Unsung Warrior and Neeraj Pandey’s Chanakya.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "In the near future, a police officer specializes in malfunctioning robots. When a robot turns out to have been programmed to kill, he begins to uncover a homicidal plot to create killer robots... and his son becomes a target.\nPlastic surgeon Larry Roberts performs a series of minor alterations on a group of models who are seeking perfection. The operations are a resounding success. But when someone starts ... See full summary »\nIn the near future, a police officer specializes in malfunctioning robots. When a robot turns out to have been programmed to kill, he begins to uncover a homicidal plot to create killer robots... and his son becomes a target. Written by\nWhen Sgt. Ramsay goes in to rescue the baby, the rogue robot is heard to cock a shotgun several times before firing its weapon. The weapon, however, is a revolver and could not possibly produce the sound we hear. See more »\nNot great-But a perfect Saturday afternoon escape.\nOkay this movie is far from perfect. However, on a rainy day, or lazy weekend afternoon the movie is highly enjoyable.\nLike a lot of movies it starts out great but gets a little silly towards the end.\nWhat makes this movie is Tom Selleck. He is a very under-appreciated actor, who always seems to breathe life into the dullest of movies. Here he takes what could of been a much sillier movie and brings a lot of believability to his role and to the story. Even if it is about robots going nuts.\nMichael Crichton directed this one, strange that he didn't write it as a book first, cause it is a great story. A little ahead of it's time which might explain it's poor performance with the critics and at the box office.\nDefinitely worth checking out. Great Jerry Goldsmith score.\n11 of 12 people found this review helpful.\nWas this review helpful to you?", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "This month for our Extra Milestone series, we're discussing the classic Billy Wilder comedy Some Like It Hot, celebrating 60 years since its release on March 29,1959. Joining us is Sam Noland, our Movie of the Week columnist on cinemaholics.com. In this discussion, we cover the background and legacy of the film, which stars Marilyn Monroe, Jack Lemmon, and Tony Curtis. Afterward, we dive into the plot of the film with clips and our own double entendres. Enjoy!Support the show.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Cyprus, 2013, 13 Minute Running Time\nTopics: Romance, Sports\nLanguage: Greek English Sub-Titles\nAwards: Best Director Award - at the International Short Film Festival of Cyprus\nA talented young boxer, faced with the opposing priorities of winning his big fight on the same night as his girlfriend’s operation, struggles to deal with both simultaneously.\nDIRECTOR: Dinos Gregoriou\nProducer: Dinos Gregoriou, Marios Petrondas\nCinematographer: Vladimir Subotic\nMusic: Christina Georgiou\nPrincipal Cast: Alex Norden\nThis film is playing as a part of...\nNo matter whether you’re an artist, an athlete or someone looking to score in other ways, there’s always a moment of make-or-break involved…... more", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Julianne Moore is great in this psychological horror thriller about a mother who is trying to cope with the death of her son.\nIt has been over a year since the event, but as Telly clings to the memory of her son she finds that people are trying to make her forget, and things take a turn for the worse when she discovers that her son has been erased from everyone's memories.\nDirector Joseph Ruben manages to create a beautifully haunting film thanks to wonderfully slick visuals, a sombre tone, gorgeous aerial work and some extremely well handled effects sequences.\nThe cast are all wonderful, but the film is carried by Moore and Dominic West who create sympathetic characters that we truly care for.\nThe film also managed to be quite different to anything that recent memory brings to mind, which was highly refreshing at a time of year when the leftovers are being rushed into cinemas and video stores.\nA well crafted and engaging film that has a few shocks up it's sleeve. The Forgotten is sure to entertain and make you think about things on long dark winter nights.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "See Three Hong Kong Classics FOR FREE in DC!\nAttention East-Coasters! It is a rare enough experience to see anything from Hong Kong's golden era of cinemas on a big screen anywhere, but thanks to those fine people at The Smithsonian's Museums of Asian Art in Washington DC, three undisputed masterpieces - currently unavailable to watch on any format in the USA - will be screening absolutely free!\nStanley Kwan's ghostly melodrama Rouge, starring Leslie Cheung and Anita Mui, Mabel Cheung's classic romance An Autumn Tale, featuring Chow Yun Fat and Cherie Chung, and Chor Yuen's swordplay classic Killer Clans will each be screening twice at the Freer Gallery in the Meyer Auditorium across the next three weekends, as part of the 17th Annual Made In Hong Kong Film Festival. Admission is free and seats will be assigned on a first-come first-served basis, and I strongly urge anybody in the area not to miss this all-too-rare opportunity. For more information about the exact screening times, visit the official website.\nHere's some more information about the films, taken from the site:\nRouge (dir. Stanley Kwan, 1988)\nOne of the most acclaimed films by iconic Hong Kong director Stanley Kwan (Center Stage, Lan Yu), Rouge is a combination of ghost story and melodrama. It stars Anita Mui as a prostitute in 1930s Hong Kong and Leslie Cheung as her lover, the scion of a wealthy family who forbids their relationship. When he chickens out of their suicide pact, she returns from the afterlife to look for him--and finds herself in a completely changed 1980s Hong Kong. Two journalists repair their own relationship by helping her solve her supernatural problems.\nAn Autumn Tale (dir. Mabel Cheung, 1987)\nThis wildly popular romantic drama from Mabel Cheung proves that there's more to '80s Hong Kong cinema than fast-paced action and gunplay. Cherie Chung stars as a student who moves to New York to pursue her studies. When her boyfriend abruptly leaves, her downstairs neighbor and distant cousin (Chow Yun-Fat) resolves to cheer her up--and they develop feelings for one another as a result. Departing from his usual action hero persona, Chow excels as a working-class immigrant, and Cheung's subtle direction makes this tale of heartbreak and desire a classic date movie.\nKiller Clans (dir. Chor Yuen, 1976)\nThis year's festival closes with a classic Shaw Brothers martial arts extravaganza. Adapted from the popular novel Meteor, Butterfly, Sword by Ku Lung, this film is a breathtaking mix of swordplay, treachery, and titillation, as rival assassins fall for the beautiful daughter of the man they've been hired to kill. \"[Chor] gave full reign to his artistic sensibilities--vicious fight scenes are set incongruously against his whimsical poetic scenery; such contrast brings an unprecedented sense of modernity to this ancient genre\" (Chinlin Hsieh, International Film Festival Rotterdam).\nAround the Internet:", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Theatrical release poster\n|Directed by||Rividje Alite|\n|Produced by||Rividje Alite|\n|Written by||Rividje Alite|\n|Music by||Liliane Jade Paget|\n|Edited by||Gijorgi Baaln|\n|Distributed by||Wyndot Fylm|\n|Box office||Ð56 million|\nSvac (English: With Them; alternate Seketese spellings: Svak, S'Vac, S'Vak) is a Seketese crime thriller film directed, co-written, and produced by Rividje Alite. The film portrays 1960's Seketese mobsters all competing against each other in obtaining a buried treasure buried by a mob boss idol two decades prior.\nDepicted in a highly stylized manner, Svac makes use lighting and music to exaggerate and portray emotions in an often figurative manner. The film features gratuitous and unrealistic violence in a stylistic manner. Action scenes were either done with no music or in sync with 1960's music. The film pays homage to the Seketese myth Svac én Þynad (English: literally With them and Die; translated Follow and Die) which the story mimics.\nSvac is highly regarded as a classic Seketese film. The film paved the way for future careers of many actors that had roles in the film. The film was one of the highest grossing films in Seketese film history. The film is often published in its original Seketese name, however the American 1982 VHS version of the film was published as With Them.\nIn 1962 Conelibek, Wyld Aléþyn (Claude Myndred) works as a information broker for the psychopathic mob boss Ervyn Gols (Þjédor Coprin); Wyld Aléþyn is disguised as a legitimate journalist for the newspaper Today Conelibek. Ebba Dyn (Ariél Martin) works as the secretary for the newspaper but in reality is responsible for managing information that the newspaper collects and sells. Pierre Dengrin (Gjord Lindgren) works as a mole for the information brokers within the Gols crime group. Both Wyld Aléþyn and Ervyn Gols seek a treasure buried somewhere outside the city by a former mob boss during World War II. Under the suspicion that the newspaper information brokers have the coordinates of the treasure, the Gols crime group murders every staff member of the illegal info broker newspaper and steals any information they have. The only survivors of the attack are Wyld, Ebba and undercover Pierre.\nThe Gols secure the coordinate in a safe, along with their already acquired pass code. Wyld rendezvous with Pierre and they plan to steal the coordinate and find the last one on their own. Later that night, Pierre distracts the Gols leaders from the information as Wyld tries to steal it. In the midst of the heist, a rival crime group run by Sjéd Álen (Kvytt Gordan) attacks the Gols. Sjéd and his gang have the second and final coordinate and attempt to steal the last one. A large scale gun fight occurs between the three parties. Ebba is killed. After Ervyn Gols discovers the final coordinate after interrogating and torturing a gang member of Sjéd's. Gols and 3 other armed men, including undercover Pierre, start to drive off to the coordinates escaping the gun fight in which the police have arrived. Sjéd and 5 other gang members enter their vehicle and follow. Wyld follows after spontaneously stealing a random person's vehicle. The Gols hideout explodes and burns as all three drive away.\nThe Gols supposedly lose Sjéd's gang off their tail. They park by a bunker where the coordinates leave. They then get surrounded by gang members and Sjéd. Sjéd kills all 3 of Ervyn's henchmen, including Pierre. Ervyn is shot in the knee but not killed due to his knowledge of the code. Sjéd and his men are then gunned down by Wyld who followed them. Wyld points his gun at Ervyn and orders him to order the bunker with the pass code. Reluctantly, Ervyn agrees after complaining that \"people have been asking me to open this door all day\".\nAfter the door opens, Wyld and Ervyn both wrestle their way to the next door which leads to the treasure. After opening the door, it's found that there is no treasure and that the room is filled with pointless trinkets. Ervyn sighs shakes Wyld's hand; he asks for a truce. Mid handshake, Wyld kills Ervyn with a gunshot. Wyld then shoots himself in the head.\n- Claude Myndred as Wyld Aléþyn\n- Gjord Lindgren as Pierre Dengrin\n- Þjédor Coprin as Ervyn Gols\n- Ben Symadem as Cjétor Gols\n- Kvytt Gordan as Sjéd Álen\n- Ariél Martin as Ebba Dyn\nUpon its release, Svac received critical acclaim. The film was well received in Seketan and abroad. The film premiered at the 1980 Cannes Film Festival. Svac is highly regarded as a classic Seketese film. The film retains an 86% score on Rotten Tomatoes and an 8.7 on IMdB.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Martin Scorsese’s latest labour of love The Irishman is a film firmly rooted in reality and continues a long-time love affair between Hollywood and the trials and tribulations of the dastardly and devilish gangster. It’s a subject matter that enthrals and intrigues, a world that seems so far removed, yet in many ways so close. What really turns the dial-up and lights a flame of fascination in us viewers, are the story’s that hail from actual events and characters based on the criminal underworld’s sharpest minds.\nPerhaps we are drawn to those characters who live life by their own set of rules, chancers, villains, vagabonds, and the downright dangerous. Whatever it is that lures us in certainly works, as cinema history is littered with tales of those that live on the wrong side of the law. Where did it start and why is the recipe so successful? Here’s our brief history of the real-life gangster movie.\n“You can get much further with a kind word and a gun than you can with just a kind word.” – Al Capone (Robert De Niro in The Untouchables)\nOne of the earliest screen depictions of mobsters was in the original Scarface movie from 1932. Long before DePalma’s version in which Pacino chewed up all the scenery, was Howard Hawk’s film based on the 1929 novel by Armitage Trail, which was inspired by the infamous Al Capone. The film follows Antonio ‘Tony’ Camonte, a gangster who rises through the Chicago gangland, blazing a trail of violence with his trusty Tommy gun.\nThis adaptation preceded the era-defining moral compass that was the Hays Code. Otherwise known as The Motion Picture Production Code, it was essentially a set of guidelines and rules for American filmmakers to abide by. The code placed restrictions on all films produced and distributed, most notably that ‘crime and immorality could never be portrayed in a positive light’ and ‘if someone performed an immoral act, they had to be punished on screen.’\nThis coincided with the ‘Golden Hollywood Age’ of films and for a notable period, depictions of criminality and gangsters vanished from the silver screen. In many ways this added gravitas to Scarface making it almost notorious and those that preceded it like Underworld (1927), but none quite cut the mustard in terms of the brutality and violence depicted in Hawk’s seminal movie. One of the film’s greatest admirers at the time was Capone himself who had his own print of the film and was rumoured to have thrown Hawks a party in celebration of what would later become a screen classic.\nThe 1940s and 50s saw a shift in blending with the film noir genre, with it’s low-key, black-and-white visual style and roots in German Expressionist cinematography. One classic from the period was 1949s White Heat, which saw James Cagney play Cody Jarrett, a character inspired by real-life gangster Arthur ‘Doc’ Cody, a vicious and brutal psychotic killer with an unhealthy affection for his mother, who was based on the infamous Ma Barker. The movie ends with what has become a much-repeated line in film folklore:\n“Made it, Ma – top of the world!”\nOther notable efforts from the era include Dillinger, a 1945 gangster film telling the story of John Dillinger, 1958s Machine-Gun Kelly, with Charles Bronson as the famous prohibition-era gangster and the Rod Steiger starring biopic, Al Capone (1959), which chronicled the rise of the Chicago crime boss.\nBy the time the 1960s came around, it would be fair to say that gangster movies in the traditional sense were well and truly out of vogue. Certainly, the handful released failed to make their marks at the box office with one notable exception.\nBonnie and Clyde from 1967 was an Arthur Penn directed crime drama that showcased the violent crime spree of Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker (Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway) based on the real crimes they committed in the 30s. At the time Bonnie and Clyde redefined violence in cinema, casting its criminal protagonists as sympathetic anti-heroes, not without controversy as you’d expect. It heralded a new age of cinema, in many ways marking the end to the traditional studio system.\nThe 70s oversaw the revival of the gangster movie, in main due to the huge success of Coppola’s The Godfather (1972) & The Godfather Part II. Although the general story itself isn’t rooted in real life, some of the characters and certain events in the first film were based on genuine people and happenings. Brando’s imperious Don Vito Corleone was said to have more than a passing similarity to Frank Costello, known widely as “The Prime Minister” of the Mafia. Brando based his voice on tapes of Costello and the character is diplomatic and maintains power in the same way the real-life mob chief was said to conduct his business.\nMafiosa tried to shut down the film’s production with mob boss Joe Colombo and the New York Mafia keen to avoid any more spotlights placed on the crime world. After a number of incidents the film’s producer, Al Ruddy, called a meeting with Colombo to try and work out a solution. Colombo said he’d get his boys to back off if the word ‘Mafia’ was removed from the script. A deal Ruddy was keen to shake on seeing the word only appeared once.\nA year later a young Martin Scorsese was to bring us the delights of Mean Streets. This was one of his first forays into directing with a plot based on actual events Marty saw regularly while growing up in New York City’s Little Italy. It also marked the first time many saw Robert De Niro on screen, with this being just his second film.\nThe decade of the 80s, of course, gave us the most famous version of Scarface following Pacino’s Cuban immigrant Tony Montana as he takes over a drug cartel and introduces anyone who stands against him to “his little friend.” After DePalma wowed the world with this tale of greed and gunfire, he set his sights on another true-life gangster tale, 1987s The Untouchables.\nThis was an altogether more fictional account of real events, that saw Kevin Costner’s straight-shooting lawman Eliot Ness face off against Robert De Niro’s unhinged crime boss Al Capone in an account of their real-life Prohibition feud. It’s a more cliched take on Capone, outshone in our eyes at least by the more complex character of Al Capone’s righthand man Frank Nitti (Billy Drago). The man who would go on to succeed Al Capone as head of the Chicago mob. Drago plays the intimidating silent type with aplomb.\nThe same year saw Michael Cimino direct The Sicilian. This was the tale of real-life Sicilian bandit Salvatore Giuliano (Christopher Lambert) and his attempts, along with his gang, to liberate early 1950s Sicily from Italian rule and make it an American state.\nIt would be impossible to talk about real-life mob movies without mentioning Scorcese’s gangster great, 1990s Goodfellas. It’s renowned for its realistic depictions of Mafia life. All of which stem from the film’s source material, the 1986 nonfiction bestseller Wiseguy, which details the life of Henry Hill (played by Ray Liotta in the movie).\nHill was an associate of the famed Lucchese crime family and was engaged in some seriously nefarious activity. As were his gangster friends such as James ‘Jimmy The Gent’ Burke, who De Niro portrays as Jimmy Conway in Goodfellas. Both of those men were involved in the infamous Lufthansa heist, which at the time was the largest robbery ever committed on U.S. soil. And anyone who’s seen the film knows the outcome of that escapade. It’s a film that feels just about as real as they come.\n1991 gave us New Jack City, in which Wesley Snipes’ character, Nino Brown and his associates, were largely based on the real-life Detroit gang The Chambers Brothers and leader B.J. Chambers. Brown is the drug lord who Ice-T’s detective stalks around New York. Four years later came yet another Scorsese great in the shape of Casino. Here, De Niro plays Sam “Ace” Rothstein, a character based on the gangster Frank “Lefty” Rosenthal. Rothstein managed the Fremont, Hacienda, and Stardust casinos in Las Vegas for the Chicago mob back in the 1970s and 1980s.\nAnother notable gangster flick from the same decade, also very much based in reality, was 1997s Donnie Brasco. This tells the true story of Joseph D. Pistone (played by Johnny Depp), an FBI undercover agent who infiltrated the Mafia Bonanno crime family in New York City during the 1970s, under the alias Donnie Brasco. Pacino’s role in Donnie Brasco, playing the real mafia boss Benjamin “Lefty” Ruggiero who vouches for Pistone is about as good as the actor has ever been.\nThe noughties continued in the same strong vein with 2002’s Hong Kong crime thriller Infernal Affairs. The film was inspired by a story in Mainland China of Luliang City where a gang leader named Feng Xiaochun had planted his underlings in the police. However, the moles tipped him off leading to his arrest among 67 other people. The film is complex, gripping, with perfectly pitched performances. Little wonder the genres leading director Scorsese chose to remake it in 2006 in the form of The Departed, another enthralling watch, if not slightly overshadowed, depending on personal opinion, by Jack Nicholson hamming it up as crime kingpin Frank Costello.\nWe must also mention one more towering performance from ANOTHER Scorsese film of four years earlier, with Daniel Day-Lewis’ dazzling as the fearsome Bill the Butcher in Gangs of New York. A role that earned him an Oscar nomination. The tale was inspired by Herbert Asbury’s non-fiction book of the same name about the underworld and civil unrest among immigrant groups in the 1840s.\n2007s American Gangster saw more true crime on the silver screen with Denzel Washington portraying the infamous 70s drug lord Frank Lucas, who flooded Manhattan with heroin thanks to his unique smuggling technique using the coffins of dead American servicemen to bring in drugs from Southeast Asia.\nTwo years later saw the return of another infamous figure from America’s criminal past in Public Enemies. As a bad guy known for his good looks and charm, it’s little wonder Johnn Depp was cast as the 1930s celebrity outlaw John Dillinger. Michael Mann’s film was sturdy if unspectacular. The highlight arguably being Stephen Graham playing Baby Face Nelson, one of Dillinger’s partners who helped him escape prison.\nThree impressive foreign crime films were released in 2009/9 with Vincent Cassel on dynamite form in the two gritty, violent and quite brilliant films, Mesrine: Killer Instinct & Public Enemy Number 1. The two parts chart the rise and fall of notorious French mobster Jacques Mesrine and are thoroughly exhilarating. Another great addition to the gangster canon is Gomorrah (2008), based on Roberto Saviano’s controversial non-fiction book. This extremely authentic feeling look at the world’s most fearsome Mafia organization, the Neapolitan Camorra is unflinching, unglamorous, and all the better for it.\nTom Hardy showed off his considerable acting talent in 2015 when taking on the roles of not one but both Kray Twins in Legend. His nuanced performances in the duel parts of the violent but charming Reggie and the crazed paranoid schizophrenic Ronnie won him deserved plaudits. The East End villains were the most feared gangsters of London’s criminal underworld, and as Hardy illustrates in the film, they didn’t suffer fools.\nIn 2015, Johhny Depp had his criminal boots on again taking up the role of the sinister Boston gangster James “Whitey” Bulger in Black Mass. It’s based on Dick Lehr and Gerard O’Neill’s 2001 book Black Mass: The True Story of an Unholy Alliance Between the FBI and the Irish Mob. The film sees FBI Agent John Connolly (Joel Edgerton) persuade Irish mobster Bulger to collaborate with the feds to take out the Italian mob.\nWith The Irishman freshly in cinemas and more gangster films on the horizon, such as next year’s much-anticipated movie prequel to The Sopranos, The Many Saints of Newark and Mafia movie Mob Town starring David Arquette being released next month, gangster films are well and truly back in the spotlight and the future looks bright. We remain fascinated with these men and women of organised crime, maybe because just like a certain Goodfella, we always wanted to be a gangster.\nClick the banner to share on Facebook", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Most Popular \"Supermarket\" Titles\n- Movies or TV\n- IMDb Rating\n- Instant Watch Options\n- In Theaters\n- On TV\n- Release Year\n1. Sing (2016)\nPG | 108 min | Animation, Comedy, Family\nIn a city of humanoid animals, a hustling theater impresario's attempt to save his theater with a singing competition becomes grander than he anticipates even as its finalists' find that their lives will never be the same.\nVotes: 93,944 | Gross: $270.33M\n2. Bad Moms (2016)\nR | 100 min | Comedy\nWhen three overworked and under-appreciated moms are pushed beyond their limits, they ditch their conventional responsibilities for a jolt of long overdue freedom, fun, and comedic self-indulgence.\nVotes: 86,746 | Gross: $113.26M\n4. The Deer Hunter (1978)\nR | 183 min | Drama, War\nAn in-depth examination of the ways in which the U.S. Vietnam War impacts and disrupts the lives of people in a small industrial town in Pennsylvania.\nVotes: 261,561 | Gross: $48.98M\n6. Drive (I) (2011)\nR | 100 min | Crime, Drama\nA mysterious Hollywood stuntman and mechanic moonlights as a getaway driver and finds himself in trouble when he helps out his neighbor.\nVotes: 486,989 | Gross: $35.06M\n7. Extract (2009)\nR | 92 min | Comedy, Crime, Romance\nJoel, the owner of an extract plant, tries to contend with myriad personal and professional problems, such as his potentially unfaithful wife and employees who want to take advantage of him.\nVotes: 40,339 | Gross: $10.81M\n8. City of God (2002)\nR | 130 min | Crime, Drama\nTwo boys growing up in a violent neighborhood of Rio de Janeiro take different paths: one becomes a photographer, the other a drug dealer.\nVotes: 595,816 | Gross: $7.56M\n9. The Mist (2007)\nR | 126 min | Horror, Sci-Fi, Thriller\nA freak storm unleashes a species of bloodthirsty creatures on a small town, where a small band of citizens hole up in a supermarket and fight for their lives.\nVotes: 245,585 | Gross: $25.59M\n10. The Hurt Locker (2008)\nR | 131 min | Drama, History, Thriller\nDuring the Iraq War, a Sergeant recently assigned to an army bomb squad is put at odds with his squad mates due to his maverick way of handling his work.\nVotes: 368,317 | Gross: $17.02M\n11. Dallas Buyers Club (2013)\nR | 117 min | Biography, Drama\nIn 1985 Dallas, electrician and hustler Ron Woodroof works around the system to help AIDS patients get the medication they need after he is diagnosed with the disease.\nVotes: 374,066 | Gross: $27.30M\n13. 28 Days Later... (2002)\nR | 113 min | Drama, Horror, Sci-Fi\nFour weeks after a mysterious, incurable virus spreads throughout the UK, a handful of survivors try to find sanctuary.\nVotes: 326,969 | Gross: $45.06M\n14. Superbad (2007)\nR | 113 min | Comedy\nTwo co-dependent high school seniors are forced to deal with separation anxiety after their plan to stage a booze-soaked party goes awry.\nVotes: 458,292 | Gross: $121.46M\n15. Ted (2012)\nR | 106 min | Comedy, Fantasy\nJohn Bennett, a man whose childhood wish of bringing his teddy bear to life came true, now must decide between keeping the relationship with the bear or his girlfriend, Lori.\nVotes: 512,388 | Gross: $218.82M\n17. 2012 (I) (2009)\nPG-13 | 158 min | Action, Adventure, Sci-Fi\nA frustrated writer struggles to keep his family alive when a series of global catastrophes threatens to annihilate mankind.\nVotes: 309,871 | Gross: $166.11M\n18. World War Z (2013)\nPG-13 | 116 min | Action, Adventure, Horror\nFormer United Nations employee Gerry Lane traverses the world in a race against time to stop the Zombie pandemic that is toppling armies and governments, and threatening to destroy humanity itself.\nVotes: 519,238 | Gross: $202.36M\n19. Death Wish (1974)\nR | 93 min | Action, Crime, Drama\nA New York City architect becomes a one-man vigilante squad after his wife is murdered by street punks in which he randomly goes out and kills would-be muggers on the mean streets after dark.\nVotes: 28,319 | Gross: $22.00M\n20. Fantastic Mr. Fox (2009)\nPG | 87 min | Animation, Adventure, Comedy\nAn urbane fox cannot resist returning to his farm raiding ways and then must help his community survive the farmers' retaliation.\nVotes: 159,618 | Gross: $21.00M\n21. Punch-Drunk Love (2002)\nR | 95 min | Comedy, Drama, Romance\nA psychologically troubled novelty supplier is nudged towards a romance with an English woman, all the while being extorted by a phone-sex line run by a crooked mattress salesman, and purchasing stunning amounts of pudding.\nVotes: 122,487 | Gross: $17.84M\n22. Y Tu Mamá También (2001)\nR | 106 min | Adventure, Comedy, Drama\nIn Mexico, two teenage boys and an attractive older woman embark on a road trip and learn a thing or two about life, friendship, sex, and each other.\nVotes: 99,521 | Gross: $13.62M\n23. Contagion (2011)\nPG-13 | 106 min | Drama, Thriller\nHealthcare professionals, government officials and everyday people find themselves in the midst of a worldwide epidemic as the CDC works to find a cure.\nVotes: 192,655 | Gross: $75.66M\n24. Chronicle (2012)\nPG-13 | 84 min | Drama, Sci-Fi, Thriller\nThree high school friends gain superpowers after making an incredible discovery underground. Soon they find their lives spinning out of control and their bond tested as they embrace their darker sides.\nVotes: 219,929 | Gross: $64.58M\n25. We Need to Talk About Kevin (2011)\nR | 112 min | Drama, Mystery, Thriller\nKevin's mother struggles to love her strange child, despite the increasingly dangerous things he says and does as he grows up. But Kevin is just getting started, and his final act will be beyond anything anyone imagined.\nVotes: 112,203 | Gross: $1.74M\n27. Texas Chainsaw 3D (2013)\nR | 92 min | Horror, Thriller\nA young woman travels to Texas to collect an inheritance; little does she know that an encounter with a chainsaw-wielding killer is part of the reward.\nVotes: 39,073 | Gross: $34.34M\n28. Leaving Las Vegas (1995)\nR | 111 min | Drama, Romance\nBen Sanderson, a Hollywood screenwriter who lost everything because of his alcoholism, arrives in Las Vegas to drink himself to death. There, he meets and forms an uneasy friendship and non-interference pact with prostitute Sera.\nVotes: 100,961 | Gross: $31.97M\n29. Black Snake Moan (2006)\nR | 116 min | Drama, Music\nA God-fearing bluesman takes to a wild young woman who, as a victim of childhood sexual abuse, looks everywhere for love, never quite finding it.\nVotes: 56,283 | Gross: $9.40M\n30. I Am Number Four (2011)\nPG-13 | 109 min | Action, Adventure, Sci-Fi\nAliens and their Guardians are hiding on Earth from intergalactic bounty hunters. They can only be killed in numerical order, and Number Four is next on the list. This is his story.\nVotes: 208,587 | Gross: $55.10M\n32. Project X (2012)\nR | 88 min | Comedy, Drama\n3 high school seniors throw a birthday party to make a name for themselves. As the night progresses, things spiral out of control as word of the party spreads.\nVotes: 169,686 | Gross: $54.73M\n34. American Honey (2016)\nR | 163 min | Adventure, Drama, Romance\nA teenage girl with nothing to lose joins a traveling magazine sales crew, and gets caught up in a whirlwind of hard partying, law bending and young love as she criss-crosses the Midwest with a band of misfits.\nVotes: 26,006 | Gross: $0.66M\n35. My Girl (1991)\nPG-13 | 102 min | Comedy, Drama, Family\nA young girl, on the threshold of her teen years, finds her life turning upside down, when she is accompanied by an unlikely friend.\nVotes: 61,796 | Gross: $59.85M\n37. An American Werewolf in London (1981)\nR | 97 min | Comedy, Horror\nTwo American college students on a walking tour of Britain are attacked by a werewolf that none of the locals will admit exists.\nVotes: 75,480 | Gross: $30.57M\n40. Cashback (2006)\nR | 102 min | Comedy, Drama, Romance\nAfter a painful breakup, Ben develops insomnia. To kill time, he starts working the late night shift at the local supermarket, where his artistic imagination runs wild.\nVotes: 77,105 | Gross: $0.02M\n42. Little Children (2006)\nR | 136 min | Drama, Romance\nThe lives of two lovelorn spouses from separate marriages, a registered sex offender, and a disgraced ex-police officer intersect as they struggle to resist their vulnerabilities and temptations in suburban Massachusetts.\nVotes: 97,422 | Gross: $5.46M\n46. Trollied (2011– )\nPG-13 | 26 min | Comedy\nSet in Valco, a fictional supermarket in the north-west of England, Trollied is an eight-part sitcom that puts a comic twist on one of our most familiar surroundings. Acting deputy manager ... See full summary »\n48. Love the Coopers (2015)\nPG-13 | 107 min | Comedy, Fantasy, Romance\nThe intertwined stories of four generations of Coopers unfold right before the annual family reunion on Christmas Eve.\nVotes: 15,445 | Gross: $26.28M\n49. Home (II) (2015)\nPG | 94 min | Animation, Adventure, Comedy\nAn alien on the run from his own people makes friends with a girl. He tries to help her on her quest, but can be an interference.\nVotes: 81,198 | Gross: $177.40M\n50. RED 2 (2013)\nPG-13 | 116 min | Action, Comedy, Crime\nRetired C.I.A. Agent Frank Moses reunites his unlikely team of elite operatives for a global quest to track down a missing portable nuclear device.\nVotes: 139,596 | Gross: $53.26M", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Netflix has revealed several images and a trailer for “365 Days: This Day,” the sequel to “365 Days,” which was a smash hit for the service. The sequel will stream from Apr. 27.\nIn the first film, the story of Laura and Massimo ended on a cliffhanger. In the sequel, the beautiful, feisty and smart Laura (Anna-Maria Sieklucka) is back with handsome mob boss Massimo (Michele Morrone) and erotic sparks fly between them.\nThe new chapter in Laura and Massimo’s relationship includes more steamy encounters along with bitter jealousy and dangerous betrayals as their new beginning is complicated by Massimo’s family ties and a mysterious man who enters Laura’s life to win her heart and trust, at any cost.\nReturning characters include Laura’s best friend and confidante, Olga (Magdalena Lamparska) and Don Massimo’s trusted lieutenant, Domenico (Otar Saralidze) – along with new additions like the handsome newcomer, Nacho (Simone Susinna).\nBlanka Lipinska, the author of the successful novels on which the films are based, said: “This is undoubtedly a story about a woman. How we can be naive, blind, how much we love, how we learn from our mistakes and how we have an opportunity to correct them.”\nIn the second film, Laura will go through a transformation that brings changes in her relationship, according to a Netflix blog. “My hope is that the audience will understand and see Laura’s new independence and how her life is impacted by the decisions she makes,” Lipinska adds.\nSieklucka says: “’This Day’ offers a fresh look at Laura’s character, she’s matured and there’s definitely some surprises. This instalment goes much deeper and tells us more about the relationship between the lovers. She’s stronger in this sequel.”\nMorrone said: “I’m beyond excited for fans to find out what is next for Laura and Massimo.”\nLipinska added: “I am proud because I created a story that is now known all over the world, proud of the actors for their dedication towards the project, and proud of the team that worked hard on the film. One thing I can promise you is that it’s not over yet!”\nThe film is directed by Barbara Białowąs and Tomasz Mandes, from a screenplay by Mojca Tirs, Blanka Lipińska and Mandes and produced by Ewa Lewandowska and Mandes (Ekipa) and Maciej Kawulski (Open Mind One).\nWatch the trailer here:\nSource: Read Full Article", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Disney can’t just end things with Obi-Wan Kenobi, the lovable and wise Jedi Master from the Star Wars Universe, after reviving the character for his own television miniseries. The Jedi Master first appeared in A new hope, played by Alec Guinness, and instantly became a fan favorite. The actor even received an Oscar nomination for his performance. However, old Ben Kenobi rose to fame when George Lucas reintroduced the character for his Star Wars prequels, with Ewan McGregor playing the young Padawan. Now, McGregor is set to reprise his role in a Disney + miniseries focusing on the older Ben that was first introduced to us. But that is not all.\nEwan McGregor you can continue your portrayal of Obi-Wan in Andor, a series that will tell the backstory of Cassian Andor. The young rebel pilot first appeared in the movie Star Wars Anthology. Rogue one, played by Diego Luna. Andor is depicted as an intelligence officer for the Rebel Alliance, who teams up with Jyn Erso (Felicity Jones) in stealing the blueprints for a destructive weapon the Empire has been building, the Death Star. Rogue oneHowever, it ended with the death of the entire crew, including Cassian, as they sacrificed themselves to ensure the transfer of the plans from the Death Star to Princess Leia.\nThe miniseries will likely delve into Andor’s backstory, as nothing specific was revealed about his past or life prior to joining the alliance. The show has already received a lot of publicity, as it would allow audiences to explore a broader perspective of the franchise and its characters; And now on top of that, you can have Obi-Wan Kenobi making recurring appearances on the show. However, no specific details have been revealed on how Ewan McGregor’s version of the Jedi Master would fit in. Andor, the announcement surely hints at the timeline in which the show will be set.\nRogue One took place moments before A new hope begins, that is, at that point, Obi-Wan was already old and had transitioned to Alec Guinness; if we speak in context with the universe within the franchise. Means that Andor will take us back to the early days of the Rebel Alliance, where Cassian will undertake exciting fact-finding missions alongside her allies. This also means that Obi-Wan was not always in exile on Tatooine and was helping the Rebellion to the best of his ability, which may include one or more encounters with Cassian Andor.\nIt would be very exciting to see McGregor making an appearance again on Star Wars, probably with prosthetics to represent him old. Disney recently made a major cameo sequence involving Mark Hamill’s Luke Skywalker in The mandalorian. How Ewan McGregor would make his grand entrance in Andor It would depend on the time the series is set within the Star Wars Universe.\nAndor it was first announced at D23 Expo 2019 and later confirmed at Disney Investor’s Day Event 2020. The launch date for the show has yet to be specified. Besides Diego Luna, Andor would star Stellan Skarsgård, Adria Arjona, Fiona Shaw, Denise Gough, Kyle Soller and Genevieve O’Reilly. It was announced in 2019 that Alan Tudyk would reprise his role as K-2SO, but his role was later dropped from the first season.\nTopics: Obi-Wan Kenobi, Rogue One, Star Wars, Disney Plus, Disney", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Wtach STR’s Mallipoo Video Song from Vendhu Thanindhathu Kaadu with Madhushree melting voice.\nSimbu’s film ‘Vendhu Thanindhathu Kaadu’ is performing well after its release in theatres on September 15. The music for the film is composed by AR Rahman. Apart from the film, the songs of the movie are also performing well. The songs ‘Kallathukkum Nee Venum’ and ‘Marakuma Nenjam’ were released long back and the trailer and audio launch of the film was released on September 2.\nThe song ‘Malipoo’ which is sung by Madhusree has become a super hit. Though the song was released a couple of days back, the song has reached its peak only after the movie released. The song is featured in the movie and it has an unexpected visual to it. Fans were excited to watch the visual and they are now sharing the videos as well on social media.\nThe lyrics for the song was written by Thamarai and the lyricist has now taken to social media to express her happiness over the success of the song. Revealing that ‘Mallipoo’ was the first song she wrote for the film, she also added that the recording for the song much later.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Check out the new trailer for Netflix's A Tourist's Guide to Love, a new adventure romance film which will drop April 21 on the streamer.\nDirected by Steven K. Tsuchida, the film tells the story of a travel executive's undercover trip to Vietnam to explore the tourism industry. Taking her to the other side of the world after an out-of-the-blue breakup, she discovers more about herself—and love—along the way. Watch the trailer above.\nThe film features Broadway's Missi Pyle (Boeing-Boeing), Ben Feldman (The Graduate), Andrew Barth Feldman (Dear Evan Hansen), and Morgan Dudley (Jagged Little Pill) who are led in the cast by Rachel Leigh Cook and Scott Ly.\nRounding out the cast are Glynn Sweet, Alexa Povah, Jacqueline Correa, Nondumiso Tembe, Quinn Trúc Trần, and Nsưt Lê Thiện. The film features a screenplay by Eirene Donohue.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Howdy, all of the leisure lovers, so, all of the theatres have returned to their tempo and amused the viewers with a few of the most-awaited films. Properly, the makers of many films got here with a few of the anticipated films and hold the viewers to the sting of their seats. However, now, a few of these films are gearing as much as arrive on the tv display for all those that missed the chance to benefit from the film on the silver screens. As per experiences 83, World Tv Premiere is all on its method to engross the viewers this weekend. Get extra info on 83 WTP together with date, time, and channel.\nIn response to the most recent experiences, 83 will probably be screened on Star Gold at 8 PM on 20 March 2022. The movie is taken into account one of the vital awaited films of the earlier 12 months. Nonetheless, the film generated a lot buzz nevertheless it didn’t handle to impress the viewers within the theatres and emerged as one of many greatest flops within the historical past of the Hindi movie business after Bombay Velvet that includes Ranbir Kapoor, Anushka Sharma, and Karan Johar appeared within the main position.\n83 Film On TV\nAs of now, persons are eagerly ready for the tv premiere of the film. The film is predicated on the true story of the Indian Nationwide Cricket workforce led below the inspiring captaincy of Kapil Dev. The movie depicts the arduous journey of the workforce of profitable its first world cup. The film was initially scheduled to be launched in April 2019, however the launch date of the film had been postponed a number of instances and finalized for its launch date on twenty fourth December 2021, earlier to this it was screened on the Pink Sea Worldwide Movie Competition. The film has arrived with a optimistic response from the critics however the final result was the other.\nThe film arrived on the field workplace with stiff competitors alongside the discharge Pushpa: The Rise and Spiderman No Method Dwelling. Nonetheless, the film has emerged because the second-highest-grossing Hindi opener of 2021, nevertheless it did not retain its tempo throughout its theatrical journey.\nThe movie is that includes a dynamic ensemble of the forged together with Pankaj Tripathi, Ranveer Singh, Deepika Padukone, Hardy Sandhu, Ammy Virk, Chirag Patil. So, tune in to Star Gold at 8 PM this Sunday and get entertained together with your loved ones and pals. Keep tuned with Social Telecast for extra info and all the most recent leisure updates.\nComply with our web site Phoosi.com for extra updates on world information!!!!", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Singer Advoket ——–\nAttorney and dancehall artist Charles ‘Advoket’ Ganga-Singh has landed a role in a major motion picture that is scheduled to start filming in the United Kingdom in November.\nThe movie, which will be filmed in London, Pecham, Brixton, Bristol and Birmingham, among other cities, is partly based on the life of popular British-Jamaican reggae artist Savana Jenkins.\nJenkins, who is also the executive producer of the film, which is scheduled to be released in 2013, said the artist would play the role of an attorney for the main character, Johnny White.\n“Advoket was chosen for this role because of his experience in the court room. he brings the technical experience to the film, in terms of his years in the Jamaican court room, and he’s camera-ready as he has done a number of music videos,” Savana said.\n“I can’t begin to underscore the importance of his role in the film. He is the only actor that is active in Jamaica as an artist. He brings that authenticity to the script,” Savana said.\nThe movie, which will be distributed by TMG Agency, the same company distributing Jamaican movie Ghetto Life, depicts the life of a man who was invited to the United Kingdom by his brother, Anthony, to live but falls on hard time when his brother is killed.\nLife A Foreign seeks to give viewers a taste of how many undocumented immigrants particularly Jamaicans, are treated by UK citizens. it also touches on the already-highlighted subject of producers ripping off artists.\nThe film also stars British-Jamaican actor Rick Rowe and Maxi Priest, among others, and is to be shown in Jamaica next year.\nAdvoket’s single “After Tonight” is doing well in North American and is climbing the New York Top 30 Reggae Chart!", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Einstein's Quantum Riddle\nIn an effort to disprove quantum mechanics, Albert Einstein proposes one of its strangest features: quantum entanglement.Einstein's Quantum Riddle is streaming with subscription on Kanopy. It's a biography and documentary movie with a high IMDb audience rating of 7.8 (96 votes).\nWhere to Watch Einstein's Quantum Riddlei\nCast & Crew\nReelgood Watch Guide\nAvailable to stream on a subscription service (Kanopy).\nNot available to watch free online.\nNot available to stream on a TV everywhere service.\nNot available to rent or buy.\nEinstein's Quantum Riddle has a high IMDb audience rating of 7.8 (96 votes). The movie is not very popular with Reelgood users lately.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Sorry, we can't find the movie trailer you're looking for.\nEither a trailer for this movie has not been released yet, or it\nwas removed following a request from the copyright holder.\nFind more trailers\nInternational Releases Dates\n19 July 2009\nIf you liked the The Way We Get By trailer, you may like these ones:\n22 June 1994\nA man with a low IQ has accomplished great things in his life and been present during significant historic events - in each case, far exceeding what anyone imagined he could do.\n25 June 1996\nOn July 2, a giant alien mothership enters orbit around Earth and deploys several dozen saucer-shaped \"destroyer\" spacecraft that quickly lay waste to major cities around the planet.\n24 July 1998\nAs U.S. troops storm the beaches of Normandy, three brothers lie dead on the battlefield, with a fourth trapped behind enemy lines.\n22 October 1982\nWhen former Green Beret John Rambo is harassed by local law enforcement and arrested for vagrancy, the Vietnam vet snaps, runs for the hills and rat-a-tat-tats his way into the action-movie hall of fame.\n15 August 1979\nAt the height of the Vietnam war, Captain Benjamin Willard is sent on a dangerous mission that, officially, \"does not exist, nor will it ever exist.\n15 February 1998\nJeffrey \"The Dude\" Lebowski, a Los Angeles slacker who only wants to bowl and drink white Russians, is mistaken for another Jeffrey Lebowski, a wheelchair-bound millionaire, and finds himself dragged into a strange series of events involving nihilists, adult film producers, ferrets, errant toes, and large sums of money.\n22 February 1992\nA poor French teenage girl engages in an illicit affair with a wealthy Chinese heir in 1920s Saigon. For the first time in her young life she has control, and she wields it deftly over her besotted lover throughout a series of clandestine meetings and torrid encounters.\n31 May 1987\nA pragmatic U.S. Marine observes the dehumanizing effects the U.S.-Vietnam War has on his fellow recruits from their brutal boot camp training to the bloody street fighting in Hue.\n20 December 1991\nNew Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison discovers there's more to the Kennedy assassination than the official story.\n28 June 2005\nThe extraordinary battle for the future of humankind through the eyes of one American family fighting to survive it.\n05 December 2003\nNathan Algren is an American hired to instruct the Japanese army in the ways of modern warfare -- in this lush epic set in the 1870s, which finds Algren learning to respect the samurai and the honorable principles that rule them.\n08 February 1976\nRobert De Niro stars as Travis Bickle in this oppressive psychodrama about a Vietnam veteran who rebels against the decadence and immorality of big city life in New York while working the nightshift as a taxi driver.\nPopular movie trailers from 2009\nThese some of the most viewed trailers for movies released in 2009:\n06 May 2009\nThe fate of the galaxy rests in the hands of bitter rivals. One, James Kirk, is a delinquent, thrill-seeking Iowa farm boy.\n20 May 2009\nAll grown up in post-apocalyptic 2018, John Connor must lead the resistance of humans against the increasingly dominating militaristic robots.\n10 October 2009\nDr. Adrian Helmsley, part of a worldwide geophysical team investigating the effect on the earth of radiation from unprecedented solar storms, learns that the earth's core is heating up.\n17 September 2009\nInventor Flint Lockwood creates a machine that makes clouds rain food, enabling the down-and-out citizens of Chewandswallow to feed themselves.\n15 October 2009\nA frustrated man decides to take justice into his own hands after a plea bargain sets one of his family's killers free.\n24 November 2009\nCharlie and Dan have been best friends and business partners for thirty years; their Manhattan public relations firm is on the verge of a huge business deal with a Japanese company.\n11 March 2009\nOn the brink of a midlife crisis, 30-something Mike O'Donnell wishes he could have a \"do-over.\" And that's exactly what he gets when he wakes up one morning to find he's 17 years old again.\n07 July 2009\nThe sixth year at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry kicks off with a bang for young Harry Potter when he inadvertently discovers a mysterious book that sheds light on the sordid life of the evil Lord Voldemort.\n24 September 2009\nSet in a futuristic world where humans live in isolation and interact through surrogate robots, a cop (Willis) is forced to leave his home for the first time in years in order to investigate the murders of others' surrogates.\n13 May 2009\nAfter a lifetime of dreaming of traveling the world, 78-year-old homebody Carl flies away on an unbelievable adventure with Russell, an 8-year-old Wilderness Explorer, unexpectedly in tow.\n10 December 2009\nIn the 22nd century, a paraplegic Marine is dispatched to the moon Pandora on a unique mission, but becomes torn between following orders and protecting an alien civilization.\n05 August 2009\nAliens land in South Africa and have no way home. Years later after living in a slum and wearing out their welcome the \"Non-Humans\" are being moved to a new tent city overseen by Multi-National United (MNU).\nHave you watched The Way We Get By yet? What did you think about it?\nArtwork, screen shots, trailers and other imagery is\n© 2009 The Way We Get By.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Leave a Comment\nIf you haven’t heard yet, Jurassic World: Dominion, the third movie in the Jurassic World trilogy, will be bringing back a ton of the original Jurassic Park cast. It’s exciting to even think about seeing the whole crew together again. And that reality is coming even closer for Sam Neill, as Dominion heads back into production.\nWhile the cast and crew of Jurassic World: Dominion have had to take an extended hiatus due to current events, they are now getting back into the swing of things. During a recent interview on ITV's This Morning (via Daily Mail), Sam Neill spoke a bit about how he’ll be traveling to Pinewood Studios soon and meeting up with old castmates Laura Dern and Jeff Goldblum. Here’s what he had to say:\nWe are about to begin again and I should be in the United Kingdom all things being equal in a couple of weeks. And we’re gonna be at Pinewood working under very strict protocols. We’ll be breaking new ground, in fact. I think we’re the first big film to get back into production and it’s going to be very interesting to see the process. I’m very excited about it. It’s going to be a terrific film. I’m so much looking forward to meeting my old friends again.\nThis is great news, and it’s exciting to hear Sam Neill’s enthusiasm for returning to the world of Jurassic Park. The last time we saw Sam Neill play Alan Grant was almost 20 years ago in Jurassic Park III. What his character has been doing all this time is unknown, but Sam Neill thinks he’s long since retired from paleontology.\nReturning to production hasn’t been without its challenges for many movie studios. In fact, one movie production has already been shut down for violating COVID-19 rules. So Sam Neill isn’t joking when he says they’ll be under very strict protocols. Clearly, this is all new territory for everyone involved. Before Sam Neill and Jeff Goldblum travel to Pinewood Studios, Neill also joked:\nWe've gotten Laura to do the homework!\nWhile Jurassic World: Dominion is one of the first big productions to start again, there have been several other big productions that have also restarted filming. It was reported in early June that Avatar 2 had started filming in New Zealand. Also, photos of Keanu Reeves on the set of The Matrix 4 in Berlin have surfaced online, indicating they may have already started filming again.\nJurassic World: Dominion initially shut down production in mid-March. Back then, many thought it might only be shut down for a couple of weeks but, months later, that certainly hasn't proven to be the case. Thankfully, they are now easing back into things.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "FAIRY & FANTASY MOVIE REVIEWS\nFeaturing Live Video Previews\nMore Fantasy and Gothic Favorites\nI have not gotten around to reviewing some of my favorite\nfilms yet, nor are they yet available as Amazon Unbox downloads,\nso I've listed them here, with some notes. As far as I'm\nconcerned, these are all 5-star movies.\nSecret of Roan Inish\n(1995) - A haunting tale of myth and magic set in\nIreland, by noted independent filmmaker John Sayles.\n(1994) - The gothic classic starring Brandon Lee as\na dead rock musician, in the film that, in a stroke\nof unbelievably grim irony, proved fatal to the actor.\n(2006) - This brilliant Mexican-made piece won Oscars for\nbest foreign film, special effects, and storyline. In Spanish,\nCompany of Wolves\n(1984) - A nicely dark, gothic and multi-layered retelling\nof the Little Red Riding Hood\n(1990) - The Tim Burton piece starring Johnny Depp.\nFor now I'll just quote Amazon.com : \"Edward\nachieves the nearly impossible feat\nof capturing the delicate flavor of a fable or fairy\ntale in a live-action movie.\"\n2008 Copyright © C. Maria Plieger", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Archetypal buddy cops Riggs and Murtaugh are back for another round of high-stakes action, this time setting their collective sights on bringing down a former Los Angeles police lieutenant turned black market weapons dealer. Lorna Cole joins as the beautiful yet hardnosed internal affairs sergeant who catches Riggs's eye.\nThis action-packed thriller takes place on the soon-to-be-decommissioned USS Missouri. Disgruntled ex-CIA operative Strannix, his assistant Krill and their group of terrorists seize the battleship with nuclear blackmail in mind.\nA River Runs Through is a cinematographically stunning true story of Norman Maclean. The story follows Norman and his brother Paul through the experiences of life and growing up, and how their love of fly fishing keeps them together despite varying life circumstances in the untamed west of Montana in the 1920's.\nTita is passionately in love with Pedro, but her controlling mother forbids her from marrying him. When Pedro marries her sister, Tita throws herself into her cooking and discovers she can transfer her emotions through the food she prepares, infecting all who eat it with her intense heartbreak.\nWhen cocky military lawyer Lt. Daniel Kaffee and his co-counsel, Lt. Cmdr. JoAnne Galloway, are assigned to a murder case, they uncover a hazing ritual that could implicate high-ranking officials such as shady Col.\nHave you watched Lethal Weapon 3 yet? What did you think about it?", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "STORYLINE: \"Though safely entombed in a crypt deep beneath the unforgiving desert, an ancient princess whose destiny was unjustly taken from her is awakened in our current day, bringing with her malevolence grown over millennia, and terrors that defy human comprehension.\" (Universal Pictures)\nThe trailer had just seen an online reveal before the weekend, along with the first poster image (above), with the film scheduled for a June 9th, 2017 premiere in the United States.\nThe film headlines Tom Cruise (as Nick Morton), Annabelle Wallis (as Jenny Halsey), and very interestingly, Russell Crows will play “Dr. Henry Jekyll” - which folks familiar with the lore(s), morphs in the destructive “Mr Hyde”!\nThe role of “Ahmanet” AKA “The Mummy” herself, is played by actress Sofia Boutella (“Jaylah” in ‘Star Trek Beyond’, “Gazelle” in ‘Kingsman: The Secret Service’) - who looks great in the trailer, but somewhat bored in the BTS still (but of course, as all things-film before the final result on the silver screens :p)\nI am less enamoured of Tom Cruise in this film, compared to the notion of the upcoming plans, by which “THE MUMMY” is the first installment in the Universal Monsters Cinematic Universe (Wiki) - which includes “Invisible Man”, “Wolf Man”, “Van Helsing”, “Creature from the Black Lagoon”, “Bride of Frankenstein” etc., in this reboot of “classic” horror-film characters.\nBesides directing this feature film, Alex Kurtzman is also involved with other Universal Studios related projects, including “The Invisible Man” (credited as “Producer”), “Van Helsing (co-writer, producer), and a Producer for “The Vampire Chronicles”.\n”…Mr. Hyde, I presume?”", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Chandu is a petty thief who comes across Satya, an innocent girl who unwittingly comes across a way to a huge amount of money stolen from a bank. While the gang that robbed the bank go after her for the clue, one member dies in her apartment and she believes she's the one that killed him. Every one including the original gang that robbed the bank, the police and now Chandu and Satya go after the money.\nA movie production crew sets out to shoot a film in the Dandeli Forest. The hero (Kamal Kamaraju), second hero (Sri), Heroine (Adonika), Director (Srinivas Avasarala) and Producer (Anchor Vijay) rent out a guest house and wait for their backup crew to arrive.\nPopular movie trailers from 1991\nThese some of the most viewed trailers for movies released in 1991:\nAmidst her own personality crisis, southern housewife Evelyn Couch meets Ninny, an outgoing old woman who tells her the story of Idgie Threadgoode and Ruth Jamison, two young women who experienced hardships and love in Whistle Stop, Alabama in the 1920s.\nWhilst on a short weekend getaway, Louise shoots a man who had tried to rape Thelma. Due to the incriminating circumstances, they make a run for it and thus a cross country chase ensues for the two fugitives.\nJust when you thought it was safe to sleep, Freddy Krueger returns in this sixth installment of the Nightmare on Elm Street films, as psychologist Maggie Burroughs, tormented by recurring nightmares, meets a patient with the same horrific dreams.\nHave you watched Kshana Kshanam yet? What did you think about it?", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Mr. Holmes Bill Condon\nPublished Jul 17, 2015Bill Condon (Gods and Monsters, Kinsey) is a talented director and Ian McKellen is an accomplished actor, but there's not much to like about their new film, Mr. Holmes.\nBased on Mitch Cullin's novel A Slight Trick Of The Mind, the film finds a gray-haired Sherlock Holmes (McKellen) settling into old age. With his best days of sleuthing behind him, he spends the majority of his time tending to beehives by his seaside home and conversing with his housekeeper's (Laura Linney) tenacious and intelligent son Roger (Milo Parker, in his second onscreen role).\nIt's at the young man's insistence that Holmes decides to revisit the last case he could never quite solve — or so he thought. Suffering from dementia, Holmes (and, in turn, the viewer) are unable to decipher the case's overall timeline and validity. As he tries to piece together the narrative, so too does a separate story about a recent trip to Japan in search of a mysterious miracle plant unfold, but it's unlikely you'll care about either.\nThat's because, in a world whose Sherlock Holmeses run the gamut from sexy and scintillating (Robert Downey Jr.) to intelligent and engrossing (Benedict Cumberbatch) and everything in between (Elementary's rather elementary Jonny Lee Miller), there's not much room for a senior citizen Sherlock Holmes, even though more and more, films (The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel series, I'll See You in My Dreams, My Old Lady) seem specially designed to cater to and reflect the interests of a certain crowd that's getting increasingly older (at least in North America).\nIt's important that such films exist, but that doesn't mean they shouldn't be interesting, and Mr. Holmes isn't. (When the discovery of a wasp nest plays an integral part in your film's climax, maybe it's time to erase what's already on the drawing board.) Instead, it's merely a pleasant picture, one that's elevated to a higher level than it probably deserves to be due to an exceptionally strong cast, and will probably make young and old alike yearn for Sherlock's younger, more exciting years.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Tue, Feb 04 2014\nVOD Directed By: Stuart Urban\nStarring: Frances Barber\n, Jack Doolan\n, Kevin Bishop\nSet against the backdrop of the recent riots in London, Kevin Bishop plays a policeman with his own ‘riotous’ thoughts.\nWith a helmet cam for company, he pedals forth in search of fame and retribution – with hilarious and devastating consequences.\nThe Latest May I Kill U? News\nMay I Kill U? Hits VOD This February\nHave you guys been looking forward to Stuart Urban’s UK black comedy, May I Kill U? If so, you will be very pleased to hear that the film is set to hit U.S. VOD this February 4th. The film is set to star Kevin Bishop, Frances Barber, Jack Doolan and Hayley-Marie. Synopsis: Set against the backdrop of [...]\nOfficial Teaser Trailer for May I Kill U?\nCan you believe it has been over a year since we last heard anything on Stuart Urban’s UK black comedy, May I Kill U? Damn, time freakin’ flies by, but while the wait was very long the payoff is simply awesome! Below we have scored the first official teaser trailer for the flick, and this one looks set to [...]\nTeaser Poster For May I Kill U?\nWe are not all hooligans in the UK and causing riots, a lot of us “crazies” are very polite… Before we kill you that is. Here we have the first information and some teaser art for Stuart Urban’s UK black comedy, May I Kill U? courtesy of Dread Central. The film is set to star Kevin Bishop, Frances [...]", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Kuch Kuch Locha Hai full movie is about A middle-aged Gujarati businessman puts on a charade after a famous film actress asks to move in with him, in preparation for a movie role.\nLike || Comment || Share\n✿ SUBSCRIBE to UnisysMusic : http://goo.gl/pgKaJq\nMovie Credits :\nMovie : Kuch Kuch Locha Hai\nStarcast : Sunny Leone, Ram Kapoor, Evelyn Sharma, Navdeep Chhabra, Suchita Trivedi\nDirector : Devang Dholakia\nMusic : Gangadhar Jannapalli\nProducer : Mukesh Purohit,K K Agarwal\nBanner : Maximus Multimedia Pvt Ltd.\nDigitally Managed By : Unisys Infosolutions Pvt. Ltd", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Lieutenant Elliott: I’m sorry this is an open and shut case of suicide and quite frankly Benny we are getting to the point where I have to ask you what we’re doing here.\nBenoit Blanc: The method? Throat slit? Typical for a suicide?\nLieutenant Elliott: Yes, I mean, that’s dramatic, but look around. I mean, the guy practical lives in a Clue board.\nWell that was a surprising yet great fun movie. In a nutshell, it’s a murder mystery. Heir of the family is found dead–apparent suicide. But things quickly become more complicated, with a detective (Daniel Craig as Benoit Blanc with a hilarious southern drawl that still somehow works…) anonymously hired to ‘get to the truth’. The family is a nightmare, everyone has a reason to have offed the old man…\nAnd then… the nurse (played by Ana de Armas) confesses to it all. How about that. A murder mystery where the who-dun-it is revealed in the first fraction of the movie. Of course that’s not the entire story and I absolutely loved the various phases we go through: will they get away with it? wait, what also happened? who did what now when? Plotwise, it’s a murder mystery and I was at least half surprised as each twist and turn came about. Worth it for that.\nCharacterwise, as I mentioned, Daniel Craig’s accent was a bizarre choice, but somehow it worked. And it’s all the better with Chris Evans (Ransom Drysdale)’s commentary:\nRansom Drysdale: What is this, CSI: KFC? … Ransom Drysdale: Oh shut up! Shut up! Shut up with that Kentucky fried Foghorn Leghorn drawl!\nSpeaking of which, it’s nice to see Chris Evans again after Captain America. Granted, I’ve also seen him in Snowpiercer and Scott Pilgrim, but those have both been a while (both well worth a watch). Ana de Armas is also great as the innocent and well over her head Marta Cabrera.\nLieutenant Elliott: That… was the dumbest car chase of all time.\n(It makes sense, I promise.)\nThe rest of the family is well cast, but not particularly stand outish.\nOverall, a delightful movie and worth the watch. About middling for the year, mostly since I really do love superhero movies, but it’s still quite good.\nRanked: 2021 Movie Reviews\n- The Nightmare Before Christmas\n- Avengers: Endgame\n- Avengers: Infinity War\n- The Matrix Resurrections\n- Captain America: Civil War\n- Captain America: The Winter Soldier\n- Spider-Man: Far From Home\n- Thor: Ragnarok\n- Captain America: The First Avenger\n- Spider-Man: Homecoming\n- Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings\n- The Suicide Squad\n- Black Panther\n- Iron Man\n- Guardians of the Galaxy\n- Finding Nemo\n- Star Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi\n- Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back\n- The Greatest Showman\n- Captain Marvel\n- Ant-Man and the Wasp\n- Doctor Strange\n- Black Widow\n- Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope\n- One Hundred and One Dalmatians\n- Palm Springs\n- Knives Out\n- The Rescuers Down Under\n- Iron Man 3\n- The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh\n- A Clockwork Orange\n- Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace\n- Godzilla vs Kong\n- Stargate: Continuum\n- Iron Man 2\n- Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith\n- Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2\n- Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones\n- Avengers: Age of Ultron\n- The Incredible Hulk\n- Thor: The Dark World\n- Stargate: The Ark of Truth\n- Space Jam: A New Legacy\n- Mortal Kombat", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Mu’ajjal documentary selected for the Hollywood Arab Film Festival 2022\nAccountability & Rule of Law - Gender Equality & GBV - Lebanon - Advocacy\n“Mu’ajjal” documentary, produced by Legal Action Worldwide, was recently selected for the Hollywood Arab Film Festival 2022 Inaugural Edition. The film will be competing in the Documentary Feature Films category. The documentary examines the experiences of five women who lost loved ones during the Lebanese Civil Wars, including how the experience of loss has impacted and transformed their lives.\n“Mu’ajjal” is a documentary produced by Legal Action Worldwide, funded by UN Women, and produced in collaboration with Justice Without Frontiers and the Committee of the Families of the Kidnapped and Missing, and created by CKN FILMS.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Joker will be released in theaters on October 4, 2019. By Ana Dumaraog Aug 31, 2019 The first reactions to Joaquin Phoenix's Joker have arrived online, and they're all generally positive.\n'Joker' is a great movie. Joaquin Phoenix makes his debut as the new Joker in the film which features an origin story for the iconic Batman villain. There is also lots of positive attention being given to Phillips and the production team for creating a wholly satisfying film, with caps tipped towards the effectively dark and disturbing tone and the color palette used as part of the overall effective cinematography as means to tell this grim story.\nJoker review coming this evening once the premiere's in. Rings of comedy, rings of fire. Phillips’ exploration of Arthur Fleck (Phoenix), a man disregarded by society, is not only a gritty character study, but also a broader cautionary tale. ‘Raised by Wolves’ Finale Explained by Showrunner: WTF Was That? Seems critics loved it. Joaquin Phoenix adds another iconic performance to his extraordinary career #Venezia76, — Radek Folta @Venezia76 (@rdfolta) August 31, 2019.\nThe gritty and grounded crime film directed by Todd Phillips (The Hangover) is set in 1980s Gotham City follows Joaquin Phoenix as Arthur Fleck, a failed 1980s comedian that becomes The Joker after he bombs with audiences. Wow. Warner Bros.' upcoming standalone Joker film starring Joaquin Phoenix is just over six weeks away from hitting theaters so we've rounded up all of the film's official images showing off the next Clown Prince of Crime. The first reactions to Joker, starring Joaquin Phoenix and directed by Todd Phillips, are here. Joker made its official debut at the 2019 Venice Film Festival on Saturday morning local time. The highly-anticipated movie opens in theaters nationwide this October.\nThe film will serve as DC's first outing beyond its the current cinematic universe since it was launched by Zack Snyder in 2013 with Man of Steel in order to create new and unique storylines as the studio expands DC canon. It's a circus, it's a carnival, it's a mayhem.\npic.twitter.com/bh2nw39STu, — Film Updates (@FilmUpdates) August 31, 2019, I can’t quite believe how good Joker is.\nThe first reactions to Joaquin Phoenix’s upcoming standalone Joker film have hit the web, revealing what fans should expect when the new Clown Prince of Crime arrives in theaters this October.\n?? It's an acting showcase for Joaquin Phoenix and a story that's ambiguous and surprising, but one that really grounds Arthur Fleck's transformation.\nDark, twisted, brutal origin story of the most recognised villain in popular culture.\npic.twitter.com/OOWgpct13i, JOKER is a bold, bodacious love letter to Scorsese's #TheKingOfComedy, told through the lens of DC's most iconic villain.\nFUNimation's 'Overlord' Season 3: It's Ainz Ooal Gown's World & We're Just…, Watch the 'It Chapter Two' Cast Turn the Movie 'Rudy' into a….\nOr maybe it is? 52: 'Ms. It's FUCKED UP. This film is sinister and uncomfortable in the best way; I'm actually just shocked it exists… This is a DC film. The first reactions to Todd Phillips' Joker call the film a dark, disturbing masterpiece and praise Joaquin Phoenix's performance as Oscar-worthy.\nBut is the new Joker movie any good?\nAnd there will be after Joker.\nPlenty of praise has been sent Phoenix’s way as critics highlight his complete commitment to the role and the amount of detail that has apparently been put into making Arthur as fully realized as possible.\nAmazon Reveals Bloody New Teaser For 'The Boys' Season 2, 'The Umbrella Academy' Season 2 Trailer Released By Netflix, HBO Max Reveals First 'Doom Patrol' Season 2 Trailer, Keanu Reeves' 'Bill And Ted 3' Debuts First Trailer & New Poster.\nHere is the official synopsis for Joaquin Phoenix’s Joker: Director Todd Phillips “Joker” centers around the iconic arch nemesis and is an original, standalone fictional story not seen before on the big screen. Although the trailer was slightly more expansive on all of the chaotic energy in Phillips’ rendering of Arthur’s transformation into a truly unsettling villain, it was tough to know what the final product would look like and how it would be received. Todd Phillips delivered a game-changing comic book film, and I cannot wait to see it again.\nAll of these intriguing threads were touched upon in the final Joker trailer, released just days before the film’s premiere. Joker premiered at the Venice International Film Festival today ahead of its U.S. debut in Toronto. Joker starring Joaquin Phoenix is set to be an origin story. Our editorial content is not influenced by any commissions we receive. As Arthur ekes out a life in Gotham City caring for his ailing mother, Penny Fleck (Frances Conroy), and developing a connection to single mom Sophie Dumond (Zazie Beetz), his dreams of being a comedian begin to spiral out of control after he is targeted by popular late-night TV show host Murray Franklin (Robert DeNiro). #JokerMovie is the type of film that defines an actor's career, type of role & character that comes once in a lifetime. pic.twitter.com/D3GSJSMkFR, — Michele Fullin (@defulpis) August 31, 2019, “Bring in the clowns!!\nHow Sam Raimi’s ‘Darkman’ Helped Shape the Marvel Cinematic Universe. But it does. It is crazy.\nI was not at all expecting that… #Venezia76 pic.twitter.com/tFFVGR2Alh, — Awais Irfan @ Venezia (@OasisAwais) August 31, 2019. Warner Bros. Phillips’ exploration of Arthur Fleck, who is indelibly portrayed by Joaquin Phoenix, is of a man struggling to find his way in Gotham’s fracturedsociety. Stay tuned to Heroic Hollywood for the latest news on Joaquin Phoenix, Joker, and the future of the DC slate as we learn it.\nFirst Reactions For Joaquin Phoenix’s ‘Joker’ Praise The Film As ‘Masterful’ by Michael Mistroff on August 31, 2019 The first reactions to Joaquin Phoenix’s upcoming standalone Joker … Directed by Todd Phillips from a script he co-wrote with Scott Silver, the film stars Joaquin Phoenix, Zazie Beetz, Bill Camp, Frances Conroy, Brett Cullen, Glenn Fleshler, Douglas Hodge, Marc Maron, Josh Pais, and Shea Whigham. Stay tuned to Heroic Hollywood for more updates on the Joker movie! Phoenix brings us dancing through this social disease and it's a triumph.\n#Venezia76 pic.twitter.com/taN71Xb2QG, — Rigoletto (@Sparafucile2000) August 31, 2019, #joker was just… Just, just WOW. Todd Phillips (The Hangover) directed the film, which will take place outside of the current DC cinematic universe in an attempt to create new storylines and expand on DC canon. It doesn't hold back.\n#Joker has been receiving unanimous praise from critics after its Venice debut, where it received a thunderous standing ovation, with critics calling it a \"darkly funny\", \"thrilling\", \"tragic\" \"masterpiece\" anchored by a \"powerful, Oscar worthy performance\" from Joaquin Phoenix.\nAnd it's coming. It’s a masterpiece. COLLIDER participates in various affiliate marketing programs, which means COLLIDER gets paid commissions on purchases made through our links to retailer sites. I can't believe it exists. Releases Psychotic New Trailer For Joaquin Phoenix’s ‘Joker’, Warner Bros. Debuts Three New Posters For Joaquin Phoenix’s ‘Joker’, Joaquin Phoenix’s Arthur Fleck Faces The Joker In New French Magazine Cover. There will be before Joker. It's a feature that steals your attention and requires time to process.\nHe also wrote the Joker movie script with Scott Silver (8 Mile), drawing inspiration from Martin Scorsese classics such as Taxi Driver and Raging Bull, with the film taking place in a gritty 1980s Gotham. Heath Ledger's #Joker redefined the character, but Phoenix cements it as one of the greatest, darkest villains in cinematic history.\n#Venezia76. ', Here’s a Full List of Halloween Movies on HBO Max Right Now, The 25 Best Documentaries on Netflix Right Now. News Editor, Film/TV Reporter at Heroic Hollywood. Did Joaquin Phoenix turn in another incredible performance in his first turn as the DC villain? Presenza in Concorso stra-meritata. The Academy Award for Best Actor must go to #JoaquinPhoenix pic.twitter.com/hik3bvXgaP, — Olivier Sarbil (@oliviersarbil) August 31, 2019. The first reactions from those who attended the debut screening at the Venice Film Festival peg Joker as a winner. In the meantime: that was a *big* round of applause. All hail Joaquin Phoenix! Despite not strictly adhering to the rules of a comic book movie or adapting a story from one of the many comics arcs involving DC Comics’ Clown Prince of Crime (admittedly, there is inspiration but no direct lifts), Joker does attempt to tell an origin story about one man’s transformation into a menacing villain terrorizing a city.\nDark, twisted, brutal origin story of the most recognised villain in popular culture. Jamie Foxx Inexplicably Returning as Electro in Next Tom Holland Spider-Man Movie, Full-Length ‘Borat 2’ Trailer Reveals America Is Doing Totally Fine (Not). #JoaquinPhoenix will absolutely get nominated for an Oscar and the film has a real chance at end of the year awards.\nIt doesn't hold back. In the meantime: that was a *big* round of applause. Funny, dark, beautiful, full of rage, and really fucking cool.\nClick the button below and wait for a message from our Facebook bot in Messenger! !” #Joker will surprise the hell out of people.\n#Venezia76, — James Jones (@jamesjonesfilm) August 31, 2019, #Venezia76 The #Joker we fucking deserve. Joaquin Phoenix is masterful and every shot is sublime.\n“Joker” centers around the iconic arch nemesis and is an original, standalone story not seen before on the big screen. It is audacious. Now, this first wave of reactions from critics and festival-goers will give the rest of us a better idea of how to receive Joker.\nIt is crazy.\nYoshi Recovery, Mercenaries: Playground Of Destruction Xbox One, Traditional Zulu Children's Games, Historica Canada Staff, Sandman Movie 1995, I Communicated In Spanish, Smash 4 Tier List Zero, Marie Keating Comfort Fund, Acnh Stringfish Island, Spanish Speakers In Turkey, Are Turks Mongols, Charmed Prue Death, Usgs Land Cover Institute, Royal Rumble 2004 Winner, Sun Calendar 2020, Papua - Wikipedia, Deoxys Normal Form Iv Chart 2020, American History Textbook Mcdougal Littell Pdf Answers, Paul Raven, Nero Devil Trigger Moves, Pokémon Professor Oak's Lab, Pokémon Go Team Percentage 2020, Ron Reagan, Sputum Meaning In Bengali, South Park Confederate Flag Episode, Oval Stone Pokemon Sword, Ectoplasm South Park Gif, Spring Flathead Fishing, Japanese Spider Crab Animal Crossing: New Horizons, Qtip For Ears, Painting Trees With Sponges, Ike Broflovski Age, Zelda Smash Ultimate Fanart, Flannery O'connor Biography, Reyn Spooner Baseball Shirts, The Underground Railroad (tv Series) Cast, Catholicism In France, Samuel Small The Nest, Puritan Cotton Tipped Applicators 806-wcl, Rikidozan Death, Allen Meaning In Hebrew, How To Reduce Light Pollution, Ali Abdelaziz Wiki, Julie Adenuga Siblings, Barcelona Vs Manchester United History, Can You Catch A Dolphin In Minecraft, Tora Meaning, Palkia Moveset, Tháng 7 Tiếng Anh Là Gì, Street Fighter Font, Drifblim Best Moveset Pokemon Sword, What Does Custom Balance Do In Smash Ultimate,", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Video Sources 10 Views\nThe Killing of Jacob Marr\nThis Fall, Jacob is coming home...Oct. 01, 2010USA110 Min.N/A\nwhat going on?\nA boy finds a mysterious object that drives him insane leading him to kill his parents. After escaping to the woods he returns 20 years later to find his home is being rented to some vacationers. He is not pleased.\nOriginal title The Killing of Jacob Marr\nIMDb Rating 4.5 194 votes\nTMDb Rating 42 votes", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Thiruvananthapuram: Actor Nedumudi Venu has had a long and eventful association with the Malayalam film industry, that saw him acting in 500 films over 40 years. To honour the 69-year-old “gentleman” film actor, a cultural night will be hosted here on November 26.\nLeading film producer Suresh Kumar told media on Monday that apart from a public meeting to honour Venu, there will be a special cultural and musical programme based on some of the characters Venu had played.\nThe programme will be organised by the Trivandrum Film Fraternity along with the Kerala government and the Vayalar Ramavarma Cultural organisation.\n“One of the biggest reasons for his success and his 500 films is because he came from the theatre and has excelled in each and every role that he has played,” said Kumar.\nVenu, who hails from water-locked Nedumudi in Alappuzha, came to the state capital more than four decades back and starting his career as a journalist.\nIt was his association with popular playwright, theatre director, poet and lyricist Kavalam Narayana Panicker, that made his entry into Malayalam films easy.\nAfter donning the greasepaint in “Thampu” (1978) by director G. Aravindan, Venu’s journey began in the film industry. He has since played numerous roles that have been etched in the minds of many.\nAmong his hugely popular roles are ones in films like “Thakara”, “Chamaram”, “Kallan Pavithran”, “Vida Parayum Munpe”, “Panchavadi Palam” and has been a live wire in many a films directed by Priyadarshan.\nA multi-faceted personality, Venu is a good mridangam player and besides scripting films, he has also directed one.\nA hugely popular person on film sets, Venu is known for his mild manners and his unassuming personality has helped him in having a wide circle of friends both from the film industry and outside.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "An R-rated comedy almost beat a Disney cartoon at the box office this week.\nBox office: Manchester by the Sea leads a pack of Oscar hopefuls in limited release in an otherwise slow week\nThere was very little change among the top ten movies at the box office this week.\nThe Star — the first major-studio animated feature based on the New Testament — has a plot synopsis now\nThe chariot race isn’t the only big action sequence in Ben-Hur. The story also includes a naval battle that has played a big part in nearly all dramatic versions of the story. And now, to promote the newest film’s Digital HD release, we have a clip from one of the new featurettes that looks at how the sea-galley sequence was put together.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Top Posts & Pages\n- Movie Review: Old West prejudices Die Hard in the New West of \"The Bygone\"\n- Movie Review: A Pinkerton hunts Confederate war criminals in the Old West in \"Badland\"\n- Movie Review: The mystery deepens \"Every Time I Die\"\n- Movie Review: The answers to a murder mystery lie \"Beneath the Leaves\"\n- Movie Review: Ben Kingsley stars in \"Spider in the Web\"\n- Netflixable? \"Pretty Little Stalker\"\n- Netflixable? \"Curtiz\" makes a hash out of filming \"Casablanca\"\n- Netflixable? Even Canada has its gun nut survivalists, prepping for \"The Decline\"\n- Movie Review: Nivola is lost in his own head in \"Weightless\"\n- Netflixable? \"Awake\" is a thriller that snoozes too long for its own good\nFind a Movie Review\nDaily Archives: February 3, 2019\nThe Oslo bands were called Mayhem and Burzum. And to say they got a little too INTO the whole dark/Goth/Death Metal ethos is an understatement. Here’s an outline of the “true” story. The film version of “Lords of Chaos?” It … Continue reading\nThe payoff comes midway through “Destroyer,” the big moment when all the street cred that Nicole Kidman has been building up with her worn, raw, nose-busted appearance in scene after scene. She’s a deep undercover cop ready to storm into … Continue reading\nThe re-adjustment to life after combat is rarely an easy one. Whatever else the end of the daily peril many face brings with it can be accompanied by a loss of excitement and sense of purpose, a craving for camaraderie. … Continue reading\nNobody is better at kvetching on screen than Matthew Broderick. Nobody. In “To Dust,” he plays Albert, a community college science teacher who keeps calling a Hasidic husband in mourning over his late wife “Rabbi.” Albert tries to brush the … Continue reading\nThe heat of a forbidden love affair runs up against the chill that settled in behind “The Iron Curtain” in “Cold War,” the latest black and white “communist era” drama from the Polish writer-director, Pawel Pawlikowski (“Ida”). The Oscar nominated … Continue reading", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Set in “Barrytown”, a fictitious working-class quarter of Dublin. “Bimbo” Reeves gets laid off from his job. With his redundancy, he buys a van and sells fish and chips with his buddy Larry. Due to Ireland’s surprising success at the 1990 FIFA World Cup, their business starts off well, but the relationship between the two friends soon becomes strained as Bimbo behaves more like a typical boss.\nYou May Also Like\nSir William Hamilton, a widower of mature years, is British ambassador to the Court of Naples. Emma who comes for a visit with her mother wouldn’t cut the grade with London society but she gets along well with the Queen of Naples. Emma likes being Lady Hamilton and life goes smoothly until Lord Nelson pays a visit. Sir William decides at first to let his young wife have her fling and pretends not to know what is going on. But the real life lovers, whose first screen romance was in “Fire Over England” (1937) have an even more burning passion for each other in this film.\nRaghunandan is a billionaire and a big business Magnet based in Milan of Italy. He however is unhappy and wishes to reconcile with his estranged daughter Sunanda whom he sent out of his home because she married a Pleader Rajasekhar against his wishes. His grandson Gautham Nanda promises Raghunandan that he would bring his Atha to their home on his Birthday. Sunanda has 2 Daughters Prameela and Sashi. Gautham enters the house as Siddhu, a driver who was appointed after saving Rajasekhar from a Heart stroke. Gautham woos Prameela but his game ends after he comes to know that Prameela is already in love. Sashi turns rival to Gautham and is suspicious of him and Paddu his friend and male nurse appointed to take care of Rajasekhar.\nA young woman grieving the loss of her mother, a famous scream queen from the 1980s, finds herself pulled into the world of her mom’s most famous movie. Reunited, the women must fight off the film’s maniacal killer.\nRachel arrives in New York from her Amish community intent on becoming a dancer. Unfortunately Billy Minsky’s Burlesque is hardly the place for her Dances From The Bible. But the show’s comedian Raymond sees a way of wrong-footing the local do-gooders by announcing the new Paris sensation “Mme Fifi” and putting on Rachel’s performance as the place is raided. All too complicated, the more so since her father is scouring the town for her and both Raymond and his straight-man Chick are falling for Rachel.\nMort Rainey, a writer just emerging from a painful divorce with his ex-wife, is stalked at his remote lake house by a psychotic stranger and would-be scribe who claims Rainey swiped his best story idea. But as Rainey endeavors to prove his innocence, he begins to question his own sanity.\nWhen young and successful reporter Jamie finds out that her sister has died in mysterious circumstances, she travels to Singapore to uncover the truth. There, she discovers multiple deaths linked to her sister’s and must join forces with her sister’s husband in order to defeat a demonic entity that is using new technology to complete an ancient mission.\nStodge City is in the grip of the Rumpo Kid and his gang. Mistaken identity again takes a hand as a “sanitary engineer” (plumber) by the name of Marshal P. Knutt is mistaken for a law marshal! Being the conscientious sort, Marshal tries to help the town get rid of Rumpo, and a showdown is inevitable. Marshal has two aids – revenge-seeking Annie Oakley and his sanitary expertise\nSimple conversations engender complicated human interactions. The first in Eric Rohmer’s Four Seasons series, Conte de printemps (A Tale In Springtime) is the story of an introverted young girl (Florence Darel) just reaching adulthood who takes a liking to an older woman she meets at a party (Anne Teyssedre) and determines to match her off with her father (Hugues Quester), despite the latter’s already having a lover of his own. There is a certain absurdity to this, apparent to both adults, who though both reluctantly attracted to each other resent Darel’s attempts at matchmaking. Nevertheless, both of them are intelligent enough to understand that there is no ‘proper’ way to meet, and are alive to the possibilities that life brings them. Darel, for her part, is a persistent catalyst. As with all Rohmer films, the stage is set, in an age of increasing impermanence and uncertainty in human relationships, for a series of minimalist reflections on love and life.\nIt’s 1961. Two servicemen smuggle a box of military gear to USA. Leroy tries out a military camera and accidentally takes a picture of some military facilities. Army finds one of the pictures and thinks they’re communist spies.\nWhen Quinn, a grouchy pilot living the good life in the South Pacific, agrees to transfer a savvy fashion editor, Robin, to Tahiti, he ends up stranded on a deserted island with her after their plane crashes. The pair avoid each other at first, until they’re forced to team up to escape from the island — and some pirates who want their heads.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "The last day of the 9th Student International Film Festival was marked by the award ceremony where the winners of the best documentary, fiction, and animated films were announced. Between over 700 submitted and 40 selected films, the awards went to Russia, Poland, France, Singapore, Germany, Syria, and Israel.\nThree-member juries of the 9th STIFF – for fiction, documentary, and animation, had their hands full choosing the best from each category in this year’s Student International Film Festival.\nDocumentary film jury – Jelena Androić, Jasmina Beširević, and Anja Matić awarded the film My Friend Alexander Grigorievich, directed by Pavel Zelenov (Russian Federation, 2022, St. Petersburg State Institute of Cinematography and Television) with the explanation: The award for the best documentary film goes to Pavel Zelenov for his film My Friend Alexandar Grigorievich. We selected this film for its nuanced portrayal of the Russian night, as well as the night of a person’s life. The film stands out in its timelessness, careful shot composition, unobtrusive approach and its warmth.\nSpecial mention went to Light Years, directed by Monika Proba (Poland, 2021, Munk Studio – Polish Filmmakers Association) with the explanation: The special mention goes to Monika Proba for her film Light Years. The film stands out for its directing and its concise and clear dramaturgy. The director has superbly conveyed the main protagonist’s playfulness, which is also the theme of this year’s Festival, and she successfully portrayed the greatness of friendship.\nNadia Cvitanović, Tomasz Śliwiński, and Nina Damjanović decided the winner of the fiction film category. The award went to the director Anne-Sophie Bailly for her movie The Midwife (France, 2021, La Fémis). The jury described the movie as surprisingly contemporary in showing the dynamics between women and men, although it is set in the medieval ages. The director managed to capture the atmosphere of the times. Great acting, cinematography, and rhythm fully immersed us in the story and kept us thinking about the film long after the screening.\nSpecial mention went to the film Lili alone (China, Hong Kong, Singapore, 2021, Square Eyes), directed by Zou Jing with the explanation: Lili alone impressed how a minimalistic approach created such a strong emotional impact on the viewer. Although a local story, it has a universal meaning considering human dignity.\nMartina Meštrović, Natko Stipaničev, and Laura Čulek decided on the animated film award. The award went to the film Have a nice Dog (Germany, Syria, 2022, Filmuniversität Potsdam, Filmuniversität Babelsberg KONRAD WOLF, University of Film and Television) made by Syrian-german director Jalal Maghout. The award for the best-animated film goes to a film with a strong expressive visual style conveying all the weight of the war situation. The author skilfully portrays a lonely man and his fantasy of freedom. With no chance of escape, sharing the fate of millions of migrants, the individual drowns in a black-and-white labyrinth of collective madness, claustrophobia, and hopelessness.\nSpecial mention went to the film Golden Margarite (Israel, 2021, Bezalel Academy of Art and Design), directed by Keren Karasik. The film Golden Margarite is a coming-of-age story of three young people in which the author skilfully plays with the contrast of youth, the lifeless city it lives in, and the city’s inhabitants who have given up on life. With the help of an interesting visual style, the film uses a clash of colors with the unforgiving grey surrounding, giving insight into the unique charm of growing up in such a harsh urban environment.\nEach jury was formed of one former participant director, one film professional, and one student. Besides the jury awards, the festival visitors decided on the Audience Choice Award that went to the movie Howling by Bartosz Brzezinski (Poland, 2021., Warsaw Film School).\nEla Štefanec made the design of this year’s awards; a visual artist working in the field of sculpture, object, ambiance, and performance, winner of the Austrian Red Carpet Art Award, and independent artist and member of the Croatian Association of Fine Artists Rijeka. Student Ivana Kutni Mihić signs the visual identity of this year’s edition of the Festival, and Gea Rajić designs and implements it.\nThe 9th STIFF Festivaltook place from the 24th to the 27th of November in Rijeka’s Art-kino cinema and gathered numerous international guests, authors, film workers, and film lovers. Forty films were screened in eleven competition programs and five outside of competition; discussions with the authors completed the film experience, and an international exhibition, all GAME no PLAY, was opened. The workshop Arcade under the moderation of Kristine Kekice Paunovski, Petre Čargonje, and Natalije Stefanović at the Gallery SKC. The visitors had a chance to experience the world of games and imagination for four days.\nStudent International Film Festival – STIFF was produced in 2014 by Filmaktiv and the Student Culture Centre of the University of Rijeka (SKC) with the goal of presenting the best of current student and debutant film production in the world.\nSTIFF is supported by the Croatian Audiovisual Centre — HAVC, the City of Rijeka, Primorje-Gorski Kotar County, Stroom Den Haag, the “Kultura nova” Foundation, and the National Foundation for Civil Society Development.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Download full length films. Watch free Dinosaur movie online. Mp4, Avi, DIVx, 720p, Full HD, 4k versions.\nIf you are mad about Animation movies with some superior action then Dinosaur is the best movie for you.\nDinosaur is a quite average flick and that is why it gets average rating from us and from a lot of people who spent time with it. It is a movie in Animation genre with standard acting of well-known actors like Hayden Panettiere, Julianna Margulies, Peter Siragusa, D.B. Sweeney. You could find some nice ideas that are disclosed in it but so many pieces of the movie are not well done at all. So, if you have got some free time and want to watch Dinosaur from 2000 with duration 82 m then you are welcome to do it.\nNot a lot you may see that's good with this film. It's simply the perfect film in Animation genre that the producer has been creating up to for recent 20 years. And those that say it didn't have an end as a negative.\nWe hope that you 100% will enjoy this movie. ;) Like Dinosaur film and share with friends.\nYeah, this movie line was the best in 2000. Good soundtrack, fantastic quality.\nActions in Family genre bring you a lot of nice positive impressions? Then just get congratulations because now u have just found the greatest movies of year 2000 in this genre. Dinosaur is a cool film and there are so many wonderful actors like Hayden Panettiere, Peter Siragusa, Joan Plowright, Alfre Woodard, Della Reese who are acting so earnestly. Duration of the film is 82 minutes that give you an opportunity to enjoy seeing catchy scenes with Hayden Panettiere in one of main roles.\nNothing would stop you from enjoying from examination Dinosaur if you want to watch one of the best of all movies in Family genre. The film of 2000 with great direction of famous director and so wonderful convictive actor play of well-known actors like: Hayden Panettiere, Peter Siragusa, Joan Plowright, Alfre Woodard, Della Reese and Hayden Panettiere in a main role makes Dinosaur so cool and so impressive. The duration of the film is 82 minutes but you would feel a little bit disappointed about the end of the film because it is so wonderful. You will certainly like the film so much, we can give you 100% guarantee about that.\nI am not a huge fan of the 'Family' genre, but I'm able enjoy these movies and can have a pleasant moment when I watch them, but I can not say the same for Dinosaur. There was probably likely to be a lot of emotional load to this film but it just wasn't present for me. The harmony between all the humor and pretty high stakes was completely off so I didn't know which movie scenes to take seriously or not.\nHave any thoughts? Submit them in our form. You have to register.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "A charming but devious man conspires to bilk a wealthy veterinarian of her money.A charming but devious man conspires to bilk a wealthy veterinarian of her money.A charming but devious man conspires to bilk a wealthy veterinarian of her money.\nSee production, box office, & company info\nAfter struggling through a painful divorce, April finally decides to get back into the dating game. And when she meets Jacob, she falls for him hard! He has it all, gorgeous, charming, wealthy - he totally sweeps her off her feet. But Jacob is hiding a very dark side. He and his wife Karen have set April as their new mark. Will April survive the ordeal she's about to face? —Anonymous\nJennifer, Carrie, Susan and Ashley = not too many cooks in the kitchen\nI enjoy these (LMN) destined movies because it often showcases the acting talents of actors who come from the \"series\" genre. In this case, Jennifer Taylor portrays her character seamlessly. Even though I've seen her in a few other films (and series) it took me this movie to find out who she was. Quite an enjoyable film if you are expecting a LMN gem.\n- Feb 3, 2019\nContribute to this page\nSuggest an edit or add missing content", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "EXCLUSIVE: We’ve seen the subtitled trailer for Hayao Miyazaki’s The Wind Rises (Kaze Tachinu) released during the Toronto Film Festival and now here’s a first look at the domestic version. A mix of the real-life stories of aircraft designer Jiro Horikoshi and the poet Tatsuo Hori, The Wind Rises tells a poignant tale of war, perseverance and love. The film that the anime master said will be his last topped the Japanese box office for nine consecutive weeks after opening there in July. It wrapped up a week-long Oscar-qualifying run in New York and Los Angeles on November 14 and will open in limited release in the U.S. on February 21, expanding wide a week later under Disney’s Touchstone Pictures banner.\nHot Trailer: Hayao Miyazaki’s ‘The Wind Rises’\nWhat's Hot on Deadline\nDGA Awards: Alejandro G. Iñárritu Wins Feature Film Award For 'The Revenant'; HBO Cleans Up With Wins For 'Game Of Thrones', 'Veep' & 'Bessie' - Full List\n'Kung Fu Panda 3' Does Touchdown Dance With $21M As Super Bowl Weekend Slaughters 'Zombies', 'Choice': Sunday B.O.\nDGA Awards: Inarritu's Big Win Gives Momentum To 'Revenant' But Keeps Best Picture Race In The Undecided Column\nLatest Film News\n- ‘Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice’: 2 New TV Spots Promote Gotham City, Metropolis & Turkish Airlines\n- ‘X-Men: Apocalypse’ Super Bowl Trailer: Blue People Attack Each Other\n- ‘Independence Day: Resurgence’ Super Bowl Trailer\n- ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2’ Super Bowl Trailer: No Sleep Til Brooklyn\n- ‘Jason Bourne’ Super Bowl Teaser: Short, Sweet, Punching\n- ‘The Jungle Book’ Super Bowl Spot: Multi-Media In The Rain Forest", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Incredibly gifted writer, Seth Adam Smith, reblogged here to share with you this encouraging thought for the day:\nHaven’t you always wanted to find a door that leads into Narnia?\nAfter watching a cartoon version of The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe at the age of six, I was constantly on the lookout for any possible portals into the world of Narnia. Being an expert at finding where my Mom hid our Christmas presents, I thought finding the entrance to an entire world would be a cinch. Closets, laundry doors, dangerous trap doors under stages—all were potential candidates. Constant vigilance!\nBut after twenty years of searching, I never discovered a portal to a magical world. And yet, a few years ago I had an awakening so powerful it was almost like finding a new world.\nWhile living with a host family in Moscow, Russia, I went to see the movie Prince Caspian. The cinematography was stunning, and while watching the movie I could feel that familiar, childish longing…\nView original post 383 more words", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Star Wars The Mandalorian The Vintage Collection IG-11 3 3/4\" Action Figure\nONE BRAND NEW STAR WARS THE MANDALORIAN THE VINTAGE COLLECTION IG-11 3 3/4 INCH ACTION FIGURE.\nPlease be aware that there maybe blemishes to the packaging card/bubble of the action figure, from the manufacturer. It's taken straight out of a brand new case box and handled with care. It is sent to you bubble wrapped in a box.\nCelebrate the legacy of Star Wars, the action-and-adventure-packed space saga from a galaxy far, far away, with premium 3.75\" scale figure from Star Wars The Vintage Collection.\nFigure features premium detail and design across product and packaging inspired by the original line, as well as the movie- inspired collector grade deco that fans have come to know and love.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "The musical comedy films of Grigorii Aleksandrov : laughing matters /\n\"Grigorii Aleksandrov's musical comedy films, created with composer Isaak Dunaevskii, were the most popular Russian cinema of the 1930s and '40s. Drawing on studio documents, press materials, and interviews with surviving film crew members, The Musical Comedy Films of Grigorii Aleksan...\n|Published:||Bristol, UK ; Chicago, IL : Intellect : University of Chicago Press, 2009.|\n|Online Access:||ebook Central Access is available only to authorized users.|\nEBSCOhost Access is available only to authorized users.|\nNo Tags, Be the first to tag this record!", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "The film is set in St. Petersburg, Russia after the Russian revolution of 1917. Based on the eponymous book by Boris Lavrenev. Maj. General Yevgeni Pavlovich Adamov (Popov) was a lawyer in ... See full summary »\nA group of scientists is sent to the planet Arkanar to help the local civilization, which is in the Medieval phase of its own history, to find the right path to progress. Their task is a ... See full summary »\nThe hero of the film is an insurance agent who is also a car thief. He steals cars only from various crooks and never from the good people. Then he sells those stolen cars and gives all the... See full summary »\nTamara and Sasha were separated during the war. Now (1957) Sasha is visiting Moscow for five days and by chance recognizes the house where Tamara used to live. She is still living there with her nephew Slava.\nASSA is set in Crimea during the winter in the mid eighties. A young musician (Bananan) falls for mobster's (Krymov) young mistress (Alika). The parallel story line involves an 18th century... See full summary »\nA recollection from a Russian childhood becomes, in director Alexei Gherman's memory, a rambling fantasia of events in a small provincial town during the 1930s. The film is virtually plot less but rich in incidental detail, and like any nostalgic memory is oblique and selective, and often shadowed with a profound sense of regret. Viewers unfamiliar with Russian habits and history may be hard pressed to follow the director's near-documentary recreation of local events (spiced with occasional arcane, Fellini-esquire symbolism). What passes for a plot is allowed to develop in an offhand, almost inconsequential manner: an awkward love triangle shared by the title character (a local secret policeman) with a traveling actress and a journalist friend; a manhunt for an elusive criminal, and so forth. It's as if the characters were too personal for Gherman to see them become bogged down in a simple romance or conventional police procedural drama.\n8 of 12 people found this review helpful.\nWas this review helpful to you?", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Ironically, the year the Academy opened up its visual effects race to five nominees has been a light one for top-notch visual effects.\nFor years, the category had been limited to three nominees because vfx-heavy films used to be rare. Now they’re commonplace, and the Acad has caught up with the times, recognizing the achievements of five films — as is common in other categories.\nAmong the current considerations, dual 2D/3D releases and 3D conversion for major vfx tentpoles raise the question of which version would be submitted for Academy consideration. With “Avatar,” it was a no-brainer; the movie had been entirely conceived for 3D, so the 3D version was submitted for Oscar. Producers for “The Last Airbender” will submit the 2D version, ignoring the much-maligned 3D conversion. Will “Clash of the Titans” do the same? Are 3D conversions themselves to be considered “visual effects”? 3D makes vfx much more difficult — unless the film is post-converted.\nOn the creative side, the most obviously groundbreaking effects of the year are yet to debut. In “Tron: Legacy,” Jeff Bridges does double duty, reprising his 1980 role of game designer Kevin Flynn, while also playing the villain, Clu, who looks like Bridges did in the original movie (that is, 30 years younger). To accomplish the feat, Digital Domain extended some of the techniques that won the Oscar on “The Curious Case of Benjamin Button.”\nEarlier in the year, “Inception” had startling special effects (practical effects done in-camera) and impressive digital work as well. “Alice in Wonderland” was almost all CG except for the actors, and in many cases even the actors were digitally altered.\nStill to come besides the new “Tron” are the latest installments in two vfx franchises: “Narnia” and “Harry Potter.” In a relatively shallow field, both could be major contenders.\n“Alice in Wonderland”\nSupervisor: Ken Ralston\nVfx Studios: Sony Imageworks, CafeFX, Matte World, In-Three\nHighlights: Tight integration of CG and live-action elements, especially the Red Queen’s head (blown up huge) and the faces of the Tweedles; many CG characters and fully digital environments.\n“The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Trader”\nSupervisor: Angus Bickerton\nVfx Studios: Moving Picture Company, Framestore, Senate, Cinesite\nHighlights: Character animation, rendering and fur rigging on animals including Aslan and Reepicheep; the Dawn Treader and the attack of the Serpent on it; the fully CG wartime Cambridge, England.\n“Harry Potter and the Deathley Hallows”\nWarner Bros.BR>Supervisor: Tim Burke\nVfx Studios: Moving Picture Co., Framestore\nHighlights: The seven Harry Potters, the Deatheater chase, the bike crash, the Bathilda Nagini transformation and fight, the Three Brothers/Deathly Hallows animation sequence and house elves Kreacher and Dobby.\nSupervisor: Paul Franklin\nVfx Studios: Double Negative\nHighlights: Folding Paris; the zero-gravity fight sequence; the Limbo Beach crumbling cityscape in the lowest-level dream; the slow-motion explosions (shot in camera!) on Paris streets.\n“Iron Man 2”\nSupervisor: Janek Sirrs\nVfx Studios: ILM\nHighlights: Recreating real environments like Monaco, where shooting is impossible, and creating digital environments for Stark Expo; digital armor throughout; digital characters in the climactic fight; bringing the actors’ performances to the digital Iron Man and War Machine; and the weighty War Machine himself.\n“The Last Airbender”\nSupervisor: Pablo Helman\nVfx Studios: ILM\nHighlights: Realistic yet controlled fire, water, earth and air effects (long, slow shots show full development of each effect); detailed digital environments, especially the ice city.\n“Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time”\nSupervisor: Tom Wood\nVfx Studios: Cinesite, Moving Picture Co., Double Negative, Framestore\nHighlights: The “Sandglass chamber” sequence; “Time Rewind” effect, where time flows backwards; extensive digital environments, set extensions and crowds.\nSupervisor: Eric Barba\nVfx Studios: Digital Domain, Prime Focus, Mr. X, Prana\nHighlights: Jeff Bridges as both the 60-ish Flynn and the 30-something Clu; digital cityscapes and architecture — and everything in 3D.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "A young lion prince is cast out of his pride by his cruel uncle, who claims he killed his father. While the uncle rules with an iron paw, the prince grows up beyond the Savannah, living by a philosophy: No worries for the rest of your days. But when his past comes to haunt him, the young prince must decide his fate: Will he remain an outcast or face his demons and become what he needs to be?Written by\nOriginally, Scar's minions were going to be cape dogs but were changed to spotted hyenas because cape dogs are an endangered species and because African Lions and Spotted Hyenas are natural enemies more than any other animal native to Africa. See more »\nWhen Simba and Nala are trying to escape the hyenas and fall through the rotten piece of wood, there is debris on the ground. In the next shot when Simba 'roars', the ground is clean. See more »\n[Scar catches a mouse]\nLife's not fair, is it? You see, I... well, I shall never be king. And you... shall never see the light of another day. Hmm-hmm-hmm, adieu.\nDidn't your mother ever tell you not to play with your food?\nSee more »\n\"In Remembrance Of Frank Wells, President Of The Walt Disney Company. from 1984-1994\" See more »\nThis film was re-released in IMAX and other large format theaters on December 25, 2002. The following changes were made to the film for this release:\n-This movie opens with \"The Lion King: Special Edition\" title card, following the Walt Disney Pictures logo.\n-The pouncing lesson scene was replaced with an all-new song, \"Morning Report\", originally from the stage show.\n-The animation of crocodiles in the \"I Just Can't Wait to be King\" sequence was completely re-done.\n-The animation in some of the scenes went back through the clean-up animation department a second time, to correct problems such as wavering lines and missing details, which, while not very noticeable during a traditional 35mm showing of the film, would have been discomforting on a much large IMAX screen. Small details, such as the characters who had faces that were too small to be seen in the original had faces, were also added.\n-The waterfalls in the \"Can You Feel The Love Tonight\" sequence were enhanced.\n-The 2003 Platinum Edition release contains the different end credits from the 2002 IMAX/Special Edition re-release. See more »\nThe Lion King is a great film. Along with a great story (inspired by William Shakespeare's Hamlet), terrific animation, and an all star cast of voices, there are the lessons that are learned from this film (despite being a little rough for the younger children). Like responsibility and honor.\nI rank this animated film among the great films I have ever seen. It was part of my childhood and it is a film experience I will never forget. And hopefully, you won't either. A++\n436 of 516 people found this review helpful.\nWas this review helpful to you?\n| Report this", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "The Palm Springs International Film Awards has announced that Carey Mulligan is the recipient of the International Star Award for her performance in Promising Young Woman. As previously announced, the Festival and Film Awards Gala will not take place as an in-person event this year, but honoree selections will be announced to recognize this year’s great performances.\n“In Promising Young Woman, Carey Mulligan boldly portrays Cassandra Thomas, a young woman, who risks her life to avenge the death of her best friend. This is a thrilling black comedy that tells an entertaining story of female power,” said Festival Chairman Harold Matzner. “For this daring and outstanding performance, it is our honor to present the International Star Award to Carey Mulligan.”\nMulligan was previously honored at the festival with the Breakthrough Performance Award in 2011. Past recipients of the International Star Award include Javier Bardem, Nicole Kidman, Helen Mirren, Gary Oldman and Saoirse Ronan. Last year’s recipient Charlize Theron went on to receive an Academy Award Best Actress nomination.\nFrom groundbreaking director Emerald Fennell comes a delicious new take on revenge. Everyone said Cassie (Carey Mulligan) was a promising young woman … until a mysterious event abruptly derailed her future. But nothing in Cassie’s life is what it appears to be: she’s wickedly smart, tantalizingly cunning, and she’s living a secret double life by night. Now, an unexpected encounter is about to give Cassie a chance to right the wrongs of the past in this thrilling and wildly entertaining story. The Focus Features film is written and directed by Emerald Fennell. Mulligan has received several Best Actress critic awards including from the Los Angeles Film Critics Association.\nCarey Mulligan is an Academy Award®-nominated actress who first broke out in a starring role in the critically acclaimed film An Education. The role garnered her the BAFTA Award for Best Actress and nominations for an Academy Award®, Golden Globe Award and SAG Award. Mulligan will next star opposite Bradley Cooper in the Netflix feature Maestro. Written and directed by Cooper, Maestro will tell the complex love story of Leonard Bernstein (Cooper) and his wife Felicia Montealegre (Mulligan). This year, Mulligan appears in The Dig opposite Ralph Fiennes for Netflix. Her film credits include Wildlife, Mudbound, Suffragette, Far from the Madding Crowd, Inside Llweyn Davis, The Great Gatsby, Shame, Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps, Never Let Me Go, Brothers, Public Enemies, The Greatest, And When Did You Last See Your Father? and Pride & Prejudice. Mulligan’s stage credits include The Seagull, Skylight, Girls and Boys, Through a Glass Darkly and Hypochondriac.\nAbout The Palm Springs International Film Festival\nThe Palm Springs International Film Festival (PSIFF) is one of the largest film festivals in North America, welcoming 136,000 attendees last year for its lineup of new and celebrated international features and documentaries. The Festival is also known for its annual Film Awards Gala, a glamorous, black-tie event attended by 2,500, which is presented by American Express and sponsored by AT&T and Entertainment Tonight. The Film Awards Gala honors the year’s best achievements in cinema in front of and behind the camera. The celebrated list of talents who have been honored in recent years includes Cate Blanchett, Mary J. Blige, Sandra Bullock, Mariah Carey, George Clooney, Daniel Day-Lewis, Leonardo DiCaprio, Clint Eastwood, Cynthia Erivo, Jamie Foxx, Gal Gadot, Tom Hanks, Samuel L. Jackson, Nicole Kidman, Regina King, Jennifer Lawrence, Rami Malek, Brad Pitt, Julia Roberts, Meryl Streep, Charlize Theron, Reese Witherspoon and more. Both events are produced by the Palm Springs International Film Society, whose mission is to nurture and encourage new filmmaking talent, honoring the great masters of world cinema, and expanding audience horizons.\nThe Palm Springs International Film Festival and Film Awards Gala will return in 2022. Palm Springs ShortFest is still scheduled for June 22-28, 2021. The Film Society has continued to host year-round member screenings and events virtually until theatres are able to open. For additional information visit www.psfilmfest.org or call 760-778-8979 or 800-898-7256.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Created with Sketch.\nThe Film ‘89 Podcast\n117 minutes | a month ago\nEpisode 65 - Zack Snyder’s Justice League (2021).\nOn Episode 65 of The Film ’89 Podcast, Neil, Richie and Skye discuss a film that’s been miraculously resurrected from the realms of mediocrity and given a new lease of life. That film is of course 2017’s Justice League which, through a combination of ancient alien technology, dark magic and unprecedented fan pressure, has been brought back to life, rejuvenated in a new form, Zack Snyder’s Justice League. The guys give their usual in-depth take on not just the new cut of the film but also the controversy surrounding the the original theatrical version and the remarkable set of circumstances that led to Zack Snyder being given the opportunity to assemble the film as he originally intended.\n135 minutes | a month ago\nEpisode 64 - WandaVision (2021).\nOn Episode 64 of The Film ’89 Podcast, Richie, Skye & Neil head to Westview, New Jersey to investigate the strange goings on in Marvel Studio’s first series for Disney+, WandaVision, starring Elizabeth Olsen and Paul Bettany reprising their roles of Wanda Maximoff and Vision. The guys go in-depth in their analysis of this hugely successful foray into serialised television for Marvel Studios as the long-running franchise is taken into new territory, paving the way for the much anticipated slate of Marvel shows set to follow in its wake.\n115 minutes | 2 months ago\nEpisode 63 - “The Art of Loneliness” - Lost in Translation (2003) & Her (2013).\nOn Episode 63 of The Film ‘89 Podcast, Haydn and Skye are joined by a very special guest host to discuss a double bill of two of their favourite films which share strong connective elements. Sofia Coppola won a Best Original Screenplay Oscar for Lost in Translation (2003) which was loosely inspired by her relationship with her then-husband Spike Jonze. Ten years later, Spike Jonze would win the same award for Her (2013), another film about relationships and loneliness, both films starring Scarlett Johansson. Joining Haydn and Skye is a very special guest host hailing all the way from California, the wonderful Becky D’Anna. Becky has worked in the film industry for over two decades and was integral to event marketing campaigns ranging from the X-Men franchise at Twentieth Century Fox to the Spider-Man franchise at Sony Pictures. She most recently worked on the Oscar-winning animated film, Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, and the global box office hit, Jumanji: The Next Level. When not at Sony Becky loves sharing her film knowledge by writing and podcasting about her favourite movies, TV shows, and filmmakers, from things like The Terminator franchise, to Star Trek, the films of Albert Brooks and the great Ingmar Bergman. In addition, she’s a guest instructor on film history and appreciation and most recently taught a lecture on the films of Ingmar Bergman at UC Riverside. Moreover she’s as knowledgeable and passionate a cinephile as you could ever hope to find and the perfect guest with whom to discuss these two modern masterpieces of cinema.\n88 minutes | 4 months ago\nEpisode 62 - Wonder Woman 1984 (2020).\nEpisode 62 of The Film ’89 Podcast straddles both 2020 and 2021 like some bronze colossus and the big point of discussion this episode is our spoiler-filled review of director Patty Jenkins’ much delayed sequel to her smash hit 2017 entry into Warner Bros’ DCEU, Wonder Woman, a film that grossed a whopping $822 million worldwide. That film is of course Wonder Woman 1984, so join Neil & Skye as they give you their in-depth review as well as a look ahead to what 2021 might have in store for both Film ’89 and the film industry in general.\n124 minutes | 4 months ago\nEpisode 61 - The Mandalorian, Season 2 (2020).\nOn Episode 61 of The Film ‘89 Podcast, Neil and Skye are once again joined by their curmudgeonly mutual friend and fellow life-long Star Wars enthusiast, Jim Cottle, to give their spoiler-filled review of the second season of Lucasfilm/Disney’s The Mandalorian. The first season was a hit with the guys earning a collective score of 9/10 back on Episode 41. Show creators Jon Favreau and Dave Filoni have pulled out all the stops in a second season that has had Star Wars fandom ablaze with discussion. Also the guys discuss the plethora of forthcoming content recently unveiled by Disney in their Investor Announcement event.\n118 minutes | 4 months ago\nEpisode 60 - “Just a Shot Away” - Martin Scorsese’s Goodfellas (1990) & Casino (1995).\nOn Episode 60 of The Film ‘89 Podcast, Steve and Skye are joined by two guest hosts who are both making their debut on the podcast. The first is fellow Welshman Leighton Winstone, who, as well as having written countless pieces for the site is a frequent co-host on The Undead Wookie Podcast. Our second guest is certainly not Welsh. Hailing all the way from the US of A, we’re very glad to be joined by a longtime friend of Film ‘89, filmmaker and fellow hardcore cinephile, Kyle Reardon. This episode the guys will be discussing not one but two of the all-time great crime dramas from one of the all-time great directors, Martin Scorsese. Those films are Goodfellas (1990) and it’s pseudo-spiritual sequel Casino (1995). They offer their insight into and detailed analysis of two films that are regarded by many as the pinnacle of the crime drama genre and two of the most authentic depictions of mobster life ever committed to the big screen.\n99 minutes | 4 months ago\nEpisode 59 - “Nothing Ever Ends” - The Enduring Legacy of Alan Moore’s ‘Watchmen’.\nThe Film ’89 Podcast’s dynamic duo of comic book experts, Haydn Spurrell and John Arminio, return to discuss Watchmen, the beloved comic book creation of legendary writer Alan Moore, artist Dave Gibbons and colourist John Higgins. First published by DC Comics in September 1986, ending in October 1987, the 12 issue maxi-series was later collected as a single volume and would go on to become regarded as one of the all-time great comic book series’. It spawned follow-up series’ in comic form as well as prequels and in 2009 director Zack Snyder brought the story to the big screen, something many had previously thought impossible. In 2019 HBO launched the 9 episode Watchmen TV series, set 34 years after the original story, it was met with critical acclaim winning 11 Emmys. Haydn and John examine the themes of Moore’s original masterwork and give their appraisal of the various iterations of Watchmen that followed in its wake.\n67 minutes | 5 months ago\nEpisode 58 - An interview with Joey Cramer, star of Flight of the Navigator (1986) & Life After the Navigator (2020).\nIn Episode 58 of The Film ’89 Podcast, one of the Film ’89 writing team, Steven Saunders, makes his long-overdue debut on the Podcast. Steven is a lifelong cinephile and host of his own podcast, The Film Connection, and for this very special episode, he was lucky enough to have the opportunity to interview actor Joey Cramer, star of the hit 1986 Disney sci-fi film, Flight of the Navigator. Joey is the subject of a new documentary from writer/director Lisa Downs, Life After the Navigator, that’s both a loving retrospective of Flight of the Navigator but also a biography of Joey’s life. A tale of absent fathers, substance addiction leading to criminality, and eventually incarceration, it’s also a tale of hope and redemption. Joey gives a fascinating and frank interview, discussing both his experience working on Flight of the Navigator and his remarkable life afterwards.\n149 minutes | 5 months ago\nEpisode 57 - The Karate Kid (1984).\nEpisode 57 of The Film ’89 Podcast is ready to deliver a roundhouse kick to 2020 and propel you back to a better time, 1984 in fact and the cult classic martial arts drama, The Karate Kid. Rocky director John G. Avildsen’s beloved film stars Ralph Macchio, William Zabka, Elisabeth Shue, Martin Kove and features an Oscar nominated turn from Pat Morita as the wise sensei, Mr Miyagi. It’s a firm favourite amongst the Film ’89 Team and Richie and Neil go all in on this deep dive analysis of The Karate Kid. Also discussed are the numerous sequels, the 2010 reboot, and the recent TV show, Cobra Kai, which reunites the stars of the original film to tremendous success. So finish trimming that Bonsai tree, waxing that car and painting that fence before you tie on that headband and meditate with your Film ’89 friends on this most beloved of ‘80s martial arts films.\n94 minutes | 6 months ago\nEpisode 56 - The Fog (1980).\nOn the 56th episode of The Film ‘89 Podcast, Steve, Haydn & Skye take a ghoulish trip to the haunted coastal town of Antonio Bay as they celebrate the 40th anniversary of John Carpenter’s tale of ghostly revenge, The Fog. Carpenter is a firm favourite director amongst the Film ‘89 team and following on from one of our earliest episodes where Carpenter’s seminal sci-fi/horror classic, The Thing was given the Film ‘89 treatment, this time we look at his 1980 cult classic, The Fog, a ghost story that underwent considerable post-production re-shooting after Carpenter felt that it lacked the requisite scares compared to its contemporaries. Carpenter and his producing/writing partner Debra Hill had a lot of expectation upon them to follow-up their 1978 smash-hit, Halloween, a film that was one of the most profitable films of all time and had firmly cemented Carpenter as a director to watch. The Fog is the perfect film for Halloween season, a classic campfire tale of revenge that features a cast that includes both Hollywood royalty and many recurring faces from Carpenter’s filmography.\n90 minutes | 7 months ago\nEpisode 55 - The Social Network (2010).\nOn Episode 55 of The Film ’89 Podcast we’ve handed the reigns to one of our favourite guest-hosts from past episodes, Mr Jacob Rivera. As well as being a valued writer for film89.co.uk, Jacob’s a seasoned podcaster and having previously joined us for our Fight Club episode amongst others, Jacob returns to the work of director David Fincher as he and his guest-host celebrate the tenth anniversary of Fincher’s brilliant 2010 film, The Social Network. This hugely acclaimed film charts the genesis of social media giant Facebook and the legal wranglings that surrounded its early years and the possibly questionable business tactics of one of its founders, Mark Zuckerberg. Jacob is joined by another seasoned podcaster and writer on the subject of film, someone who’s been a valued friend of Film ’89 since we began, the wonderful Leanne Kubicz. Leanne brings her extensive knowledge of the work of Fincher to an episode that we’re sure our listeners will love as she and Jacob give their in-depth analysis of a film that’s earned an ever growing following and remains one of Fincher’s best works.\n106 minutes | 8 months ago\nEpisode 54 - Tenet (2020).\nEpisode 54 of The Film ‘89 Podcast is unique in that it’s presented in reverse in honour of our main review, Christopher Nolan’s latest mind-bending, time-inverted action/science- fiction film, Tenet. So starting off will be a raft of listener questions as Neil and Skye dig deep into the Film ‘89 mailbag to answer your film and television related queries. Then for our spoiler-filled review, the guys will be going in-depth to give their detailed breakdown of the film that’s marked their long awaited return to the cinema after months of lockdown. So check your watches and sit back for yet another time themed discussion with the Film ‘89 team. Index: Listener Questions - 0:02:50 Main Review - Tenet - 0:40:54\n178 minutes | 8 months ago\nEpisode 53 - The Back to the Future Trilogy (1985-1990).\nSynchronise your watches Film ‘89ers because in Episode 53, Richie and Skye (and their very special guest co-host) will be going in-depth as they discuss one of the all-time great movie trilogies, Back to the Future from 1985 and it’s two sequels filmed back to back and released in 1989 and 1990 respectively. They’ll be discussing the behind the scenes production of these amazing films as they always do when they cover the classics but also want to give our listeners their very personal analysis of what makes these films so special. But they’re not alone in this celebration of Back to the Future because they’re joined from New York by a very special guest. He’s a filmmaker, an artist, and is the producing partner of none other than actor Matthew Modine. He’s a rampant cinephile and has been a very good friend of ours since before Film ‘89 began, Mr Adam Rackoff. So sit back, rest your feet on your Hoverboard and enjoy this three hour celebration of the 35th anniversary of Back to the Future.\n135 minutes | 8 months ago\nEpisode 52 - Jaws (1975).\nEpisode 52 of The Film ‘89 Podcast is one the big ones for us, one of those special films that’s been on our dream list of films to cover since the podcast was just a pipe dream. That film is of course Steven Spielberg’s 1975 film, Jaws, and to coincide with the film’s 45th anniversary, we’re giving you, our loyal listeners, something which as far as we’re aware has never been done before, a Jaws audio commentary. It’s certainly not something that’s been done on Laserdisc, DVD or Blu-Ray. Now this is a special episode not just because Jaws is one of our all-time favourite films, but this is also the single most requested episode by you, our good listeners, and when we ran a poll in May 2018 for nominations for films to receive a Film ‘89 audio commentary, Jaws was the most requested film and has remained the film our listeners most want us to cover. So, you can either listen to us talk for 124 minutes about Jaws as you would a regular podcast episode or, for added enjoyment, you can pop in your Jaws DVD, Blu-Ray or put on your digital copy to watch along with us as Neil and Skye give their in-depth analysis of all aspects of this seminal film.\n87 minutes | 9 months ago\nEpisode 51 - Batman: Mask of the Phantasm (1993) / Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse (2018).\nIn Episode 51 of the Film ’89 Podcast, Haydn is joined by returning co-host John Arminio of Comix Connection to discuss the impact of two of the most revered animated superhero films ever made. Separated by 25 years, 1993’s Batman: Mask of the Phantasm and 2018’s Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse have considerable stylistic differences but what they have in common is that both are brilliant adaptations of their respective characters. One film portrays the dark and brooding Gotham City, the other a bright and colourful New York City but both films give proper dues to the heart of their respective characters and are both brilliantly written films with stellar vocal performances. Haydn and John go in-depth in this loving retrospective analysis of these two landmark animated comic book adaptations. *Editor’s Note: There was an unforeseen technical issue during the recording of this episode that rendered a significant portion of John’s audio unusable. Every effort was made to restore it to an acceptable level but we apologise for the general dip in sound quality on this episode and can assure you that any Gremlins have since been suitably expunged from John’s recording equipment.\n158 minutes | 10 months ago\nEpisode 50 - 1990, The Summer of Sequels.\nEpisode 50 of The Film ‘89 Podcast is a milestone not only for being our half century episode, but it’s also the first time that all five founding members of film89.co.uk have appeared together on an episode. As it’s a special episode we’ll be taking our listeners away from the woes of 2020 and back in time 30 years to the summer of 1990. That particular year in film is one that’s very special to us. The roster of films released theatrically in 1990 was huge with numerous films released which would go on to become all-time classics, films such as Martin Scorsese’s Goodfellas, Kevin Costner’s revisionist western, Dances With Wolves and Paul Verhoeven’s Total Recall. But aside from that, 1990 saw more sequels to mainstream films released than any other year. The summer season was particularly packed with sequels such as Back to the Future Part III, Gremlins 2: The New Batch, RoboCop 2, Die Hard 2, The Exorcist III and more. Later on that year we had Rocky V, Predator 2 and The Godfather Part III. These are but a few of the 50+ films that Haydn, Richie, Neil, Steve and Skye talk about in-depth in this packed episode, a nostalgic trip back in time to the Summer of Sequels.\n93 minutes | a year ago\nEpisode 49 - Constantine (2005) - From Comic Book to the Big Screen.\nIn Episode 49 of the Film ’89 Podcast, our resident comic book creator Haydn Spurrell is joined by returning co-host and fellow comic book expert, John Arminio of Comix Connection, to discuss in-depth one of their favourite comic book creations, John Constantine. Star of DC Comics’ Hellblazer comic book series and the creation of legendary comic book writer, Alan Moore, John Constantine is a cynic with the ability to perceive and communicate with half-angels and half-demons in their true form. He seeks salvation from eternal damnation in Hell for a suicide attempt in his youth. In 2005 the character became the focus of a big screen adaptation from director Francis Lawrence. A star vehicle for Keanu Reeves, the film featured brilliant turns from Peter Stormare as Lucifer, Tilda Swinton as the Archangel Gabriel and Djimon Hounsou as Papa Midnite and went on to gross over $230 million worldwide. The guys explore in-depth the origins of the character, his successful film adaptation and much more. Plus they give their overview of some of their favourite comic book creations, past and present.\n151 minutes | a year ago\nEpisode 48 - The Empire Strikes Back (1980).\nEpisode 48 of The Film ‘89 Podcast is released on the day of the 40th anniversary of the release of one of the Film ‘89 Team’s all-time favourite films, The Empire Strikes Back. This second instalment of George Lucas’ Star Wars saga is regarded by many as the best film in the long running film franchise. In an episode that’s been high on the Film ‘89 dream list of films to cover on the podcast since it began, Neil, Richie and Skye go in-depth in a huge episode dedicated solely to this remarkable film as they discuss the behind the scenes making-of Empire, as well as a detailed breakdown of the story and the coming together of some incredible filmmaking talent to create a sequel regarded by many as one of the greatest films ever made.\n65 minutes | a year ago\nEpisode 47 - Manhunter (1986).\nIn Episode 47 of The Film ’89 Podcast, John Arminio and Bill Scurry are joined by friend of Film ’89 and established podcaster and hardcore cinephile, Matthias Van Der Roest making his guest-host debut as he and the guys dissect, discuss and celebrate director Michael Mann’s 1986 film, Manhunter. An adaptation of author Thomas Harris’ book, Red Dragon, Manhunter marks the first big screen appearance of Harris’ now legendary serial killer, Doctor Hannibal Lecktor, played brilliantly by Brian Cox. But Lecktor isn’t the main focus here as Former F.B.I. Profiler Will Graham tracks a brutal serial killer known as the Tooth Fairy, played to chilling effect by Tom Noonan. With a great supporting cast including Joan Allen, Dennis Farina and Stephen Lang, Manhunter is a prime exemplar of Mann’s taught direction and unique visual style.\n123 minutes | a year ago\nEpisode 46 - Jerry Goldsmith, Movie Music Maestro.\nIn Episode 46 of The Film ‘89 Podcast, Steve and Skye are joined by guest co-host Stephen Simpson of the Pop Culture Gamers Podcast. Stephen is an expert in film scores and film composers and has amassed a huge collection of film score vinyl over the years so is the ideal guest to discuss a true legend of film and television, composer Jerry Goldsmith. Goldsmith’s work has been discussed more than that of any other film composer on Film ‘89 and his career spanned six decades before his passing in 2004. Throughout his career he composed iconic scores for countless television shows and films that are widely regarded as some of the all-time greats. His phenomenal body of work includes The Twilight Zone, The Man From Uncle, Planet of the Apes, Patton, The Omen, Alien, and numerous Star Trek films and television shows to name but a few. He’s composed scores for directors such as Robert Wise, Howard Hawks, Franklin J. Schaffner, Otto Preminger, Joe Dante, Richard Donner, Roman Polanski, Ridley Scott, Steven Spielberg, Paul Verhoeven, Sam Peckinpah and many more. Without doubt one of the true masters of his art, Goldsmith’s incredible legacy is celebrated in this bumper episode. And for lovers of film scores and vinyl, we’re offering 10% off all purchases valid for the next month from Psilowave Records who stock a huge range of highly collectible vinyl. Just go to www.psilowave.com and enter promo code FILM89 to save 10% on all purchases.\nTerms of Service\nDo Not Sell My Personal Information\n© Stitcher 2021", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Jaane Kyun De Yaaron Full Bengali Movie Free Download\n. 128 Kbps Mp3 Songs Free Download, . 2018 New Bollywood Movie Songs 2018 Bengali Movie Songs . Jaane Kyun De Yaaron (2018) .\nStory Jaane kyun de yaaron full movie download oys with the desires to change their regular lives alternate the entire . half girlfriend full movie free download .\nJaane kyun de yaaron (2018) Watch Hindi Full Movie . 2015 English Online DVDRip Free Full Movie Download Now Cyberbully is a .\n. on DesiChords Hindi and Bengali Guitar Chords and Tabs with Free Music Theory . to download Jaane kyun de yaaron full hd .\nJaane Kyun De Yaaron songs video Trailer . of the upcoming Hindi movie Jaane Kyun De Yaaron Directed by . 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Now shooting “Parallel,” starring Martin Wallstrom (“Mr Robot”) and Georgia King (“Vice Principals,” “Kill Your Friends”), Isaac Ezban produces “Evil”.\nWinner of the first Argentine Fantastic Genre Film Competition launched last year by the INCAA Argentine Film Institute, “Guardian,” (aka “La casa acecha”) will be directed by Mariano de Rosa, Mar del Plata’s Fipresci Price for omnibus feature “Bad Times”\n“With this story I would like to explore one particular kind of horror. What would happen if the people most precious to us, those who should protect us, do not?,” Rosa said. Habitación 1520, whose credits include Benjamín Ávila’s “Clandestine Childhood,” produces.\n“Under Your Feet” is directed by Cristian Bernard (“76-89-03,” “D-Graduated”) and set up at Roberta Sánchez’s 16:9 Films. The horror film following a young widow who decides to move into an old building and leave her past behind in order to alleviate her grief at loss.\nOne of the highest-profile horror projectors coming out of Colombia, “The Elf” is set in lost landscapes rich in ancient myths and evil spirits. Jorge Navas, whose debut, ”Blood and Rain,” was nominated for the Lion of the Future Award at Venice, directs this production of Diego Ramírez, a producer on Carlos Moreno’s “Dog Eat Dog,” and Nancy Fernández’s at 64-A Films.\nProjects awaited with interest include, from Chile, both Pablo Illanes’ horror thriller “The Grave” and Cristóbal Echevensko’s sci-fi movie “The Horribles,” as well as Fiona Pittaluga’s “Dark Lights,” from Uruguay, and Mexican Gustavo Moheno’s fantasy horror pic “Melissa,” his follow-up popular chiller “Hasta el viento tiene miedo.”\nThe lineup underscores Mexico and Argentina’s status as Latin America’s genre powewrhouse. Both account for six projects. Colombia, Chile and Brazil follow with two a piece. Projects range widely from straight arrow scare fare to more upscale auteur fantasy features.\nThis year’s selection takes in a slew of lesser-known young directors as genre continues to explode s a favoured production type among younger Latin Americans.\nBlood Window runs Nov. 29 – Dec. 3 in Buenos Aires.\nBEYOND THE WINDOW, 2016 VENTANA SUR\n“Agua dos porcos” (“Water Pigs”) Roly Santos. Dark thriller. Brazil, Argentina.\n“Bajo tus pies” (“Under Your Feet”). Cristian Bernard. Horror. Argentina.\n“Bayle” Pablo Gozalves. Thriller. Bolivia.\n“Cabo Home” (“The Lost Cape”). Roque Cameselle. Horror. Spain, Argentina, France.\n“Crisálida” (“Chrysalis”). Fernando Montes de Oca, Xavier Sánchez Mercado. Supernatural chiller. Mexico.\n“El día que fuimos sangre” (“The Day We Were Blood”). Carlos García Campillo. Horror. Mexico\n“El duende” (“The Elf”). Jorge Navas. Fantasy horror. Colombia\n“El guardián” (“The Guardian”). Mariano de Rosa. Horror. Argentina\n“El mal inmutable” (“The Immutable Evil”). Matías Salinas. Psychological horror. Argentina, Mexico\n“Feral” (“Feral”). Andrés Eichelmann Kaiser. Thriller mockumentary. Mexico.\n“La fosa” (“The Grave”). Pablo Illanes. Horror thriller. Chile\n“Las horribles” (“The Horribles”). Cristóbal Echevensko. Horror sci-fi. Chile\n“Luces malas” (Dark Lights”). Fiona Pittaluga. Horror. Uruguay, Argentina, Brazil\n“Melisa.” Gustavo Moheno. Fantasy horror. Mexico\n“San Buenaventura” (“San Buenaventura”). Alejandro Mares. Horror. Mexico\n“Un ángel en la oscuridad” (“An Angel in the Darkness”). Raul G. Rodriguez. Thriller. Colombia, Spain.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Transformers 5 will begin filming this May, according to industry tracking site My Entertainment World. No filming location was included in the report.\nMichael Bay is returning to the franchise’s director’s chair for the fifth time. He’ll be joined by returning lead actor Mark Wahlberg, who made his franchise debut in 2014’s Transformers: Age of Extinction.\nThe plot of Transformers 5 is still being kept under wraps, but it may revisit the Knights of Cybertron concept introduced in Age of Extinction.\nCheck out when this movie and other movies are coming out in ComicBook.com's Movie Release Schedule.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "A movie that 'explores the near-mythical world of the French Foreign Legion.'\nDennis Lavant stars as Galoup, a sergeant-major whose position and power are threatened when the bravery and heroism of new recruit Sentain (Gregoire Colin) attracts the attention of the platoon's commandant (Michel Subor). Enraged, Galoup plots Sentain's downfall, a doomed course of action that leads to his own undoing.\nFrench with English subtitles\nQuite possible one of the *worst* movies I've ever seen. It sounded interesting, and since the French Foreign Legion isn't a well explored area in gay movies, I thought it could be a fascinating backdrop for what sounded like a dark lovestory.\nInstead, what we have here, is a dire 'arthouse' movie, which so badly wants to be chic and cool, with endless scenes of men marching in the desert, or dancing in town, and being generally obnoxious......but it never actually forms into anything resembling a plot, and the characters rarely, if ever speak.\nA pure abomination of a film, which made me want to demand my money back from Blockbuster!\nNo bones, possibly a -1", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Main / Photography / Saathi hindi movie hd\nSaathi hindi movie hd download\nSaathi is a Indian Hindi crime drama film directed by Mahesh Bhatt, written by Robin Bhatt and starring Aditya Pancholi, Mohsin Khan and Varsha Usgaonkar in the lead roles. Anupam Kher and Paresh Rawal portray the negative roles. This is Aditya Pancholi's biggest hit as a lead actor and established him as an. Saathi (Hindi: साथी) is a Hindi Romantic drama film written and directed by C. V. Sridhar. The film starred Vyjayanthimala and Rajendra Kumar in the lead with Simi Garewal, Pahari Sanyal, David Abraham Cheulkar, Veena and Ram Mohan as the ensemble cast while prominent actors such as Shashi Kapoor. Saathi hindi movie download hd. Click here to get file. Saathi hindi full lenh movie aditya pancholi, mohsin khan, varsha usgaonkar. Mere jeevan saathi full hindi movie subtitled popular bollywood movies best hindi films. O saathi arijit singh mp3 song hindi download. Ab tumhare hawale watan saathiyo mp3.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Writer: Kelly Marcel, Sue Smith (Screenplay)\nStarring: Emma Thompson, Tom Hanks, Colin Farrell, Ruth Wilson, Paul Giamatti, Bradley Whitford, B.J. Novak, Jason Schwartzman\nPlot: When Walt Disney’s (Hanks) daughters begged him to make a movie of their favourite book, P.L. Travers’ (Thompson) Mary Poppins, he made them a promise, one that he didn’t realize would take twenty years to keep. In this quest to obtain the rights, Walt comes up against a curmudgeonly, uncompromising writer who has absolutely no intention of letting her beloved magical nanny get mauled by the Hollywood machine. But as the book stops selling and money grows short, Travers reluctantly agrees to go to Los Angeles to hear Disney’s plans for the adaptation. For those two short weeks in 1961, Walt Disney pulls out all the stops. Armed with imaginative storyboards and chirpy songs from the talented Sherman Brothers Robert and Richard (Novak and Schwartzman), Walt launches an all-out onslaught on P.L. Travers, but the prickly author doesn’t budge. He soon begins to watch helplessly as Travers becomes increasingly immovable and the rights begin to move further away from his grasp. It is only when he reaches into his own childhood that Walt discovers the truth about the ghosts that haunt her, and together they set Mary Poppins free to ultimately make one of the most endearing films in cinematic history.\nVerdict: A delightful story behind a classic\nStory: With Mary Poppins being a classic learning the back story to the author’s motivation for the tale and determination to have it done her way rather than Disney’s way. The conflict to make it personal to her works well and using the flashbacks to ultimately reach the point where we see where Mary came from and what was learnt from the characters in the film. (9/10)\nActor Review: Emma Thompson – P.L Travers the stubborn author who wants her book done her way, with no exceptions, confrontational but hiding something that no one has got close enough to understand. Brilliant from Thompson, who clearly is the star of the show. (10/10)\nActor Review: Tom Hanks – Walt Disney trying to keep his promise to his daughters to make Mary Poppins who pulls out all the stock to make it happen. Good from Hanks who shows great charm towards Travers character. (8/10)\nActor Review: Colin Farrell – Travers Goff the father in the backstory to create the whole story. Great from Colin, who shines as the loving father with personal demons. (8/10)\nActor Review: Paul Giamatti – Ralph the personal driver who builds a friendship with Mrs Travers who keeps a positive outlook on life even when it has tested him. Great supporting role performance from Giamatti. (8/10)\nActor Review: Bradley Whitford – Don DaGradi the screenwriter that Mrs Travers has to work with and has constant conflict with ideas. Bradley does well in the role showing great supporting qualities. (8/10)\nActor Review: B.J. Novak – Robert one brother in the music composer who has to come up with the music to go with the words. Good supporting role who gets some good laughs. (8/10)\nActor Review: Jason Schwartzman – Richard the other half of the brothers who compose the music. Good supporting role who gets the laughs too. (8/10)\nDirector Review: John Lee Hancock – Beautifully directed mixing together the past and present scenes to come to the final outcome. (8/10)\nComedy: Gentle comedy throughout. (7/10)\nDrama: Great drama to show how the characters are affected. (9/10)\nBelievability: Based on the untold true story. (8/10)\nChances of Tears: Maybe a few for some. (3/10)\nSettings: Great recreation of the two different time periods with Disney in the 60s and an Australian outback for the childhood scenes. (9/10)\nSuggestion: I would suggest watching this as it will fulfil all the needs from film fans. (Watch)\nBest Part: My favourite part is Ralph and Mrs Travers getting to know each other by building a castle out of leaves and sticks, very touching moment.\nFunniest Scene: Mrs Travers first arrives in the hotel.\nOscar Chances: Nominated for 1 Oscar\nChances of Sequel: No\nTagline: Behind the beloved book is a story beyond words.\nOverall: Brilliant Story That Shows Disney’s Magic", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Ghostbusters: Afterlife, Black Friday, C'mon C'mon, King Richard, and Pups Alone Hit Theaters\nPaul Rudd, Will Smith, Devon Sawa, Joaquin Phoenix, and Eric Roberts star in this week’s new releases\nFrom the LifeMinute.TV Team\nNovember 18, 2021\nGhostbusters: Afterlife in theaters exclusively November 18\nThe cult classic is back. This time it stars Paul Rudd, Finn Wolfhard, and Mckenna Grace. Original cast members Bill Murray, Dan Aykroyd, Ernie Hudson, Sigourney Weaver, and Annie Potts make appearances. Afterlife follows the story of a single mom and her two kids, who move to a small town, and begin to discover their connection to the original ghostbusters and the secret legacy their grandfather left behind.\nKing Richard in theaters and streaming exclusively on HBO Max November 19\nWill Smith takes on another biopic. This time as Richard Williams, the ambitious father of now tennis phenomena Venus and Serena Williams. The film focuses on the early years of the star athletes as their father pushes them towards greatness in their hometown of Compton, California.\nBlack Friday in theaters November 19 and on Demand November 23\nThe busiest shopping day of the year gets even crazier when an alien parasite crashes to Earth in a meteor. A local store manager Jonathan (Bruce Campbell), and his longtime employee Ken (Devon Sawa), soon find themselves battling against hordes of holiday shoppers who have been turned into monstrous creatures hellbent on a murderous rampage on Black Friday.\nC'mon C'mon in theaters November 19\nThis black-and-white drama film from writer/director Mike Mills stars Joaquin Phoenix as Johnny, who forges a deep connection with his young nephew (Woody Norman) in this poignant story of relationships.\nPups Alone in theaters November 19 and On Digital, On Demand and DVD November 23\nIn this canine hero tale, while an inventor is away on a ski trip, neighborhood dogs use his creations to turn his home into a house of horrors for two inept thieves trying to steal the owner's latest invention. Eric Roberts, Jennifer Love Hewitt, Jerry O'Connell, Rob Schneider, Malcolm McDowell, and Danny Trejo star in the family flick.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Sort by Popularity - Most Popular Movies and TV Shows tagged with keyword \"barefoot-woman\"\n- Movies or TV\n- IMDb Rating\n- Instant Watch Options\n- In Theaters\n- On TV\n- Release Year\n1. Fifty Shades of Grey (2015)\nR | 125 min | Drama, Romance, Thriller\nLiterature student Anastasia Steele's life changes forever when she meets handsome, yet tormented, billionaire Christian Grey.\nVotes: 308,535 | Gross: $166.17M\n2. Black Panther (2018)\nPG-13 | 134 min | Action, Adventure, Sci-Fi\nT'Challa, heir to the hidden but advanced kingdom of Wakanda, must step forward to lead his people into a new future and must confront a challenger from his country's past.\nVotes: 688,471 | Gross: $700.06M\n3. A Quiet Place (2018)\nPG-13 | 90 min | Drama, Horror, Sci-Fi\nIn a post-apocalyptic world, a family is forced to live in silence while hiding from monsters with ultra-sensitive hearing.\nVotes: 488,417 | Gross: $188.02M\n4. Mulholland Drive (2001)\nR | 147 min | Drama, Mystery, Thriller\nAfter a car wreck on the winding Mulholland Drive renders a woman amnesiac, she and a perky Hollywood-hopeful search for clues and answers across Los Angeles in a twisting venture beyond dreams and reality.\nVotes: 340,574 | Gross: $7.22M\n6. Till Death (I) (2021)\nR | 88 min | Horror, Thriller\nA woman is left handcuffed to her dead husband as part of a sick revenge plot. Unable to unshackle, she has to survive as two killers arrive to finish her off.\n7. Hidden Figures (2016)\nPG | 127 min | Biography, Drama, History\nThe story of a team of female African-American mathematicians who served a vital role in NASA during the early years of the U.S. space program.\nVotes: 214,614 | Gross: $169.61M\n8. Suspiria (I) (2018)\nR | 152 min | Drama, Fantasy, Horror\nA darkness swirls at the center of a world-renowned dance company, one that will engulf the artistic director, an ambitious young dancer, and a grieving psychotherapist. Some will succumb to the nightmare. Others will finally wake up.\nVotes: 70,269 | Gross: $2.47M\nR | 119 min | Comedy, Drama\nA washed-up superhero actor attempts to revive his fading career by writing, directing, and starring in a Broadway production.\nVotes: 605,569 | Gross: $42.34M\n11. The Impossible (2012)\nPG-13 | 114 min | Drama, History, Thriller\nThe story of a tourist family in Thailand caught in the destruction and chaotic aftermath of the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami.\nVotes: 213,146 | Gross: $19.02M\n12. Kiss Me, Stupid (1964)\nApproved | 125 min | Comedy, Romance\nJealous piano teacher Orville Spooner sends his beautiful wife, Zelda, away for the night while he tries to sell a song to famous nightclub singer Dino, who is stranded in town.\nVotes: 7,673 | Gross: $5.00M\n13. Seven Samurai (1954)\nNot Rated | 207 min | Action, Adventure, Drama\nA poor village under attack by bandits recruits seven unemployed samurai to help them defend themselves.\nVotes: 331,725 | Gross: $0.27M\n16. King Kong (2005)\nPG-13 | 187 min | Action, Adventure, Drama\nA greedy film producer assembles a team of moviemakers and sets out for the infamous Skull Island, where they find more than just cannibalistic natives.\nVotes: 409,468 | Gross: $218.08M\n17. 10 Cloverfield Lane (2016)\nPG-13 | 103 min | Action, Drama, Horror\nA young woman is held in an underground bunker by a man who insists that a hostile event has left the surface of the Earth uninhabitable.\nVotes: 308,596 | Gross: $72.08M\n18. The Ring (2002)\nPG-13 | 115 min | Horror, Mystery\nA journalist must investigate a mysterious videotape which seems to cause the death of anyone one week to the day after they view it.\nVotes: 336,026 | Gross: $129.13M\n21. London Fields (2018)\nR | 118 min | Crime, Mystery, Thriller\nClairvoyant femme fatale Nicola Six has been living with a dark premonition of her impending death by murder. She begins a tangled love affair with three uniquely different men: one of whom she knows will be her murderer.\nVotes: 8,724 | Gross: $0.25M\n25. V/H/S (2012)\nR | 116 min | Horror, Thriller\nWhen a group of misfits are hired by an unknown third party to burglarize a desolate house and acquire a rare VHS tape, they discover more found footage than they bargained for.\nDirectors: Matt Bettinelli-Olpin, David Bruckner, Tyler Gillett, Justin Martinez, Glenn McQuaid, Radio Silence, Joe Swanberg, Chad Villella, Ti West, Adam Wingard | Stars: Calvin Reeder, Lane Hughes, Adam Wingard, Hannah Fierman\nVotes: 60,229 | Gross: $0.10M\n26. Drive Angry (2011)\nR | 104 min | Action, Fantasy, Thriller\nA vengeful father escapes from hell and chases after the men who killed his daughter and kidnapped his granddaughter.\nVotes: 97,131 | Gross: $10.71M\n29. Children of the Corn (1984)\nR | 92 min | Horror, Thriller\nA young couple is trapped in a remote town where a dangerous religious cult of children believes that everyone over age 18 must be killed.\nVotes: 50,668 | Gross: $14.57M\n31. I Spit on Your Grave 2 (2013)\nR | 106 min | Horror, Thriller\nWhen Katie innocently accepts an offer to have new photos taken for her portfolio, the experience quickly turns into a nightmare of rape, torture and kidnapping. Now, she will have to find the strength to exact her brutal revenge.\nVotes: 28,846 | Gross: $0.00M\n32. Agora (2009)\nR | 127 min | Adventure, Biography, Drama\nA historical drama set in Roman Egypt, concerning a slave who turns to the rising tide of Christianity in the hope of pursuing freedom while falling in love with his mistress, the philosophy and mathematics professor Hypatia of Alexandria.\nVotes: 68,255 | Gross: $0.62M\n34. The Host (2013)\nPG-13 | 125 min | Action, Adventure, Drama\nWhen an unseen enemy threatens mankind by taking over their bodies and erasing their memories, Melanie Stryder risks everything to protect the people she cares about.\nVotes: 113,321 | Gross: $26.63M\n36. Zardoz (1974)\nR | 105 min | Adventure, Fantasy, Sci-Fi\nIn the distant future, a savage trained only to kill finds a way into the community of bored immortals that alone preserves humanity's achievements.\nVotes: 22,053 | Gross: $0.07M\n38. Where'd You Go, Bernadette (2019)\nPG-13 | 109 min | Comedy, Drama\nA loving mom becomes compelled to reconnect with her creative passions after years of sacrificing herself for her family. Her leap of faith takes her on an epic adventure that jump-starts her life and leads to her triumphant rediscovery.\nVotes: 20,245 | Gross: $9.20M\n39. Diana (2013)\nPG-13 | 113 min | Biography, Drama, Romance\nDuring the last two years of her life, Princess Diana embarks on a final rite of passage: a secret love affair with Pakistani heart surgeon Hasnat Khan.\nVotes: 19,787 | Gross: $0.33M\n40. Mr. Roosevelt (2017)\nR | 90 min | Comedy\nAfter a loved one falls ill, 25 year old struggling comedian Emily Martin returns to her college town of Austin, Texas and must come to terms with her past while staying with her ex-boyfriend and his new girlfriend.\n42. What Keeps You Alive (2018)\nR | 98 min | Horror, Thriller\nMajestic mountains, a still lake and venomous betrayals engulf a female married couple attempting to celebrate their one-year anniversary.\n45. Kings (2017)\nR | 86 min | Crime, Drama, Romance\nThe life of a foster family in South Central Los Angeles, a few weeks before the city erupts in violence following the verdict of the Rodney King trial.\nVotes: 3,390 | Gross: $0.27M\n46. Toni Erdmann (2016)\nR | 162 min | Comedy, Drama\nA practical joking father tries to reconnect with his hard working daughter by creating an outrageous alter ego and posing as her CEO's life coach.\nVotes: 46,848 | Gross: $1.48M\n49. The House of the Devil (2009)\nR | 95 min | Horror, Mystery\nIn 1983, financially struggling college student Samantha Hughes takes a strange babysitting job that coincides with a full lunar eclipse. She slowly realizes her clients harbor a terrifying secret, putting her life in mortal danger.\nVotes: 43,552 | Gross: $0.10M\n50. Mutiny on the Bounty (1962)\nNot Rated | 178 min | Adventure, Drama, History\nIn 1787, British ship Bounty leaves Portsmouth to bring a cargo of bread-fruit from Tahiti but the savage on-board conditions imposed by Captain Bligh trigger a mutiny led by officer Fletcher Christian.\nVotes: 15,830 | Gross: $13.68M", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Snake Eyes: G.I. Joe Origins is one of those films that kind of got lost in the COVID-19 shuffle. But the first trailer is here to remind us to remember the darn name. Henry Golding stars as Snake Eyes, a member of Japanese clan known as the Arashikage. We know his upcoming origin story will test him, but to what extent is yet to be made clear. The movie marks the first in the new G.I. Joe Origins saga, with the intent to add several more films to the lineup later.\nCheck out the first trailer for the film!\nThis clip does exactly what we want our movie trailers to do. We get a little taste of the action without any kind of hard core plot points revealed. Sure, it's a first trailer, but maybe we'll get lucky and they'll decide to keep the cooler scenes under wraps until we get the chance to check it out on the big screen. We might know Snake Eyes' character, but sometimes you want a little bit of mystery when it comes to your big explosions and hardcore action scenes!\nSnake Eyes is based on the Hasbro’s G.I. Joe characters, with the script penned by Evan Spiliotopoulos, Anna Waterhouse, and Joe Shrapnel. Robert Schwentke will direct the film, while David Ellison, Dana Goldberg, Don Granger, Jeff G. Waxman, and Greg Mooradian will serve as executive producers on the project.\nIn addition to Henry Golding as Snake Eyes, the new film will star Samara Weaving as Scarlett, Haruka Abe as Akiko, Tahehiro Hira as Kenta, Iko Uwais as Hard Master,Andrew Koji as Storm Shadow, and Úrsula Corberó as The Baroness.\nSnake Eyes is set to hit theaters July 23rd, 2021.\nAmelia is an entertainment Streaming Editor at IGN, which means she spends a lot of time analyzing and editing stories on things like Loki, Peacemaker, and The Witcher. In addition to her features and editorial work, she’s also a member of both the Television Critics Association and Critics Choice. A deep love of film and television has kept her happily in the entertainment industry for 7 years.\nGet the latest updates, reviews and unmissable series to watch and more!\nThank you for signing up to Whattowatch. You will receive a verification email shortly.\nThere was a problem. Please refresh the page and try again.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Pacific Rim is an upcoming science fiction film directed by Guillermo del Toro. The film is set in a near future where soldiers piloting giant robots battle against invading giant monsters who have mysteriously risen from beneath the ocean. Del Toro has said the film will be “a beautiful poem to giant monsters”.\nTo get you excited (as if you need more excitement for monsters vs robots) here are some awesome mech posters from the movie:\nWant more awesome Mech’s? Check out these 10 Amazing Mech illustrations.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Jang Geun-seok admits to crush on Ha Ji-won\nBack in 2006, Jang Geun-seok was a baby-faced,\n2119-year-old actor transitioning into more adult roles in the hit KBS sageuk drama Hwang Jini, which starred Ha Ji-won as the famous gisaeng. (Okay, he’s still baby-faced.) Three years later, he has admitted to an old crush on his noona co-star back when they played mutual first loves in that drama.\nHe made the confession at the taping of an upcoming episode of KBS’s Entertainment Weekly, in response to the question, “Have you ever fallen in love while filming?” He answered yes, saying, “When I was filming Hwang Jini, I had a one-sided crush on Ha Ji-won noona. … She’s so beautiful and kind that a person can’t help but fall for her.”\nHe also named Lee Byung-heon as the actor he’d most like to be like, explaining, “I’m envious of Lee Lee Byung-heon, who displayed such unforgettable acting in the movie Bittersweet Life.”\nThe segment airs on the August 29 broadcast of Entertainment Relay. Jang Geun-seok’s latest film, Itaewon Murder Case, opens on September 10.\nVia Now News", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Check out the official trailer for The Purge starring Lena Headey, Ethan Hawke and Edwin Hodge, right here on Fan Reviews.\nRelease Date: June 7, 2013\nThe Purge is an upcoming 2013 American science-fiction thriller film directed and written by James DeMonaco. Film is schedule to be released on June 7, 2013. Film stars Ethan Hawke, Lena Headey, Max Burkholder, Edwin Hodge and Rhys Wakefield.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Although when I reviewed Saw I only gave it two stars, it was still (if you're a horror movie fan) an interesting concept for a film and I liked the fact that the characters were \"real\". The sequel has already stirred up controversy with the MPAA squelching the poster for the film.\nUnfortunately with the amazing financial success of the first film, it seems like the second one is entering the land of stock characters. Yahoo! Movies has the trailer for the upcoming Saw II, and it's just chock full of a cross section of young/hip characters worthy of any season of Survivor.\nPersonally, I think that having a cast consisting mainly of characters that look like twenty-something male and female models detracts from the impact of the film. Having a somewhat pudgy Cary Elwes in the first film and the everyman Danny Glover made the movie seem less like a typical teen slasher flick that one watches \"from the outside\" and more of a film that sucked you in.\nNo matter, I'm sure it will make oodles of money.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "A producer of the much-heralded and controversial documentary “Waiting for ‘Superman’ ” admitted yesterday that it misrepresented the timing of one particularly moving scene.\nLeslie Chilcott told The Post that shots of a Bronx mother touring the Harlem Success Academy charter school were filmed after she’d already learned her son, Francisco, had not won a seat in the high-performing school’s lottery.\nYet in the film, the mother, Maria, is shown going through the school before the lottery, as if she still has hope for a spot.\n“Did we shoot it after the lottery? Yeah. But we felt like it was fine because she still wanted one of her kids to go to the school,” Chilcott said.\n“It has sequential honesty, because she still has one more kid that could have gotten in next year.”\nBut United Federation of Teachers President Michael Mulgrew ripped the filmmakers.\n“It’s wrong,” he said. “To go back and to stage a scene because you’re trying to make a point? Sorry.”", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Best Laggies in High Quality VideoNow you can watch full Laggies in best video format with duration 100 Min and has been aired on 2014-10-24 with MPAA rating is 146.\n- Original Title : Laggies\n- Movie title in your country : Laggies\n- Year of movie : 2014\n- Genres of movie : Romance, Comedy,\n- Status of movie : Released\n- Release date of movie : 2014-10-24\n- Companies of movie : Anonymous Content, Merced Media Partners, PenLife Media,\n- Countries of movie : United States of America,\n- Language of movie : English,\n- Durationof movie : 100 Min\n- Average vote of movie : 6\n- Youtube ID of movie : 4o8peGbqxeI\n- Translation of movie : EN,IT,RU,EL,ZH,DE,HU,FR,UK,PL,NL,HE,PT,ES,TR,DA,\n- Actors of movie :Keira Knightley (Megan), Chloë Grace Moretz (Annika), Sam Rockwell (Craig), Kaitlyn Dever (Misty), Ellie Kemper (Allison), Mark Webber (Anthony), Jeff Garlin (Ed), Daniel Zovatto (Junior), Gretchen Mol (Bethany), Rocki DuCharme (Teen Savannah), Sara Lynne Wright (Teen Allison), Larissa Schmitz (Teen Megan), Phillip Abraham (Teen Anthony), Maura Lindsay (Teen Danielle), Sara Coates (Savannah), Kirsten deLohr Helland (Danielle), Eric Riedmann (Matt), Louis Hobson (Theo), Jodi Thelen (Linda), Basil Harris (Wedding DJ), Dylan Arnold (Patrick), Zoe McLane (Sophomore Girl), Amy Thone (Mrs. Halpsky), Jasmin Savoy Brown (Music Kid), Joey Ally (Espresso Server), Omar Silva (Bartender)\nMovie synopsis of Laggies :\nWatch full Laggies in High Definition Format with movie synopsis \"Overeducated and underemployed, 28 year old Megan is in the throes of a quarterlife crisis. Squarely into adulthood with no career prospects, no particular motivation to think about her future and no one to relate to, Megan is comfortable lagging a few steps behind - while her friends check off milestones and celebrate their new grown-up status. When her high-school sweetheart proposes, Megan panics and- given an unexpected opportunity to escape for a week - hides out in the home of her new friend, 16-year old Annika and Annika's world-weary single dad Craig.\" in high quality. Full Length of Laggies in High Quality Video by visiting the download link.\nPlay full with title Laggies full and free movie streaming in best look. Streaming movie with title Laggies free an fun at here. Today, you can see that hundreds a huge number of people in search of free Laggies movie watching it on the sweat home with web connection. Become happy, you can reach tons of content members who became sick and tired of waiting for dvds in the mail, and you will watch without cost Laggies. 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Here’s what happened when this gut-wrenching thriller hit the platform on January 11. Noise (Noise) debuted as the #1 foreign-language film on the Netflix charts and still haunts viewers who have seen it thus far.\nAlso Read: The 34th Annual GLAAD Awards Has Nominated Some Of The Best Horror Characters Of The Last Year\nIn the film, Julia is a mother, or rather, one of many mothers, sisters, daughters and colleagues whose lives have been torn apart by widespread violence in a country waging war against its women. Julia looks for Ger, her daughter. And in her search for her, she will go through the stories and struggles of the different women she will meet.\nWatch the trailer for Noise\nNoise It was directed by Natalia Beristain. It was written by Natalia Beristain, Diego Enrique Osorno and Alo Valenzuela. The film stars Julieta Egurrola, Teresa Ruiz and Erick Israel Consuelo.\nMany viewers were moved by the story and took to Twitter to discuss the issues it raises. Why Noise is bringing conversations about sex trafficking, missing women and children in Mexico, to a streamer as accessible as Netflix, is highlighting just how bigger of a problem this is than some viewers knew.\nAlso Read: Exclusive ‘Rebroken’ Trailer: Tobin Bell Stars in Chilling New Horror Movie\nSee what Twitter is saying about Noise\nWe love seeing an international movie land on Netflix and not only soar to the number one spot, but also make an impact while doing so. It’s especially impressive when the movie seemingly comes out of nowhere. Let us know if you have already seen Noise. Or if she plans to add it to her queue. You can let me know at @misssharai\nTags: Netflix Noise", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "With a theatrical release in almost exactly a month, it’s only a matter time before we get an official MPAA rating for Ridley Scott‘s return to sci-fi Prometheus. 20th Century FOX’s Tom Rothman recently stated that the Alien director just went ahead and made the film without seriously considering what it would get slapped with, and that whatever it is, they’ll go with it sans appeal. We’ve got a first strong clue at what the rating will be today, as an IMDb user (via Collider), has a pre-sale ticket stub that indicates the film will be rated R. See below.\nUpdate: 20th Century Fox 100% confirms the rating to Collider, saying it will be rated R for “sci-fi violence including some intense images, and brief language.”\nAs official MPAA ratings get released every Wednesday, I’m sure we’ll get some official confirmation soon. It’s be great to see Scott venture into more adult territory, similar to his first Alien film, but with the relaxed MPAA restrictions on PG-13 tentpoles (see The Dark Knight, The Hunger Games, etc.), I don’t particularly care which way the rating goes.\nIn other Prometheus news, it looks like we actually won’t get to see an upcoming film because of similarities between possible film and Ridley Scott‘s upcoming one. The film in question in Guillermo del Toro‘s At the Mountains of Madness. After Universal killed the project, the director still indicated as of last summer he’d want to make the adaptation of H.P. Lovecraft‘s beloved novel. Although he’s hard at work on his next film, the sci-fi epic Pacific Rim arriving next summer, he has another update on the possibility of Madness and it’s not looking promising. He took to his official forums to share the news and one can read it below.\nI have been interviewed about this lately and wanted to post my two cents about this:\nPrometheus started filming a while ago- right at the time we were in preproduction on PACIFIC RIM. The title itself gave me pause- knowing that ALIEN was heavily influenced by Lovecraft and his novella.\nThis time, decades later with the budget and place Ridley Scott occupied, I assumed the greek metaphor alluded at the creation aspects of the HPL book. I believe I am right and if so, as a fan, I am delighted to see a new RS science fiction film, but this will probably mark a long pause -if not the demise- of ATMOM.\nThe sad part is- I have been pursuing ATMOM for over a decade now- and, well, fter Hellboy II two projects I dearly loved were not brought to fruition for me.\nThe good part is: One project did… And I am loving it and grateful for the blessings I have received.\nOne would think that if Prometheus AND Pacific Rim are big successes, along with other rival sci-fi projects, that this could mean Madness is more likely to get into production, but that isn’t the case. The director said, “both movies seem to share identical set pieces and the exact same BIG REVELATION (twist) at the end. I won’t spoil it.” So, if you’ve read Madness I assume you know the “twist” of Prometheus, but I’m somewhat shocked that they are so identical that we’ll never see an adaptation of Lovecraft’s novel from del Toro. Hopefully he’ll reconsider, since this is sci-fi project I’d love to see come to fruition.\nPrometheus hits theaters on June 8th, while Pacific Rim arrives July 2013.\nAre you happy at the MPAA prospects of Prometheus? Upset that we’ll likely never see Madness?", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "The best movies Torrent Magnet Download Sites in Town. Download Latest Bollywood Hollywood Torrent Full Movies, Download Hindi Dubbed, Tamil , Punjabi, Pakistani Full Torrent Movies Free.\nGodzilla vs Kong Hollywood Full Movie Download 2021 HD/720p\nGodzilla vs Kong Full English Movie Download 2021 – Quickest Download from our fast servers Godzilla vs Kong Movie 2021 Full HD Quality in English Language. The Movie Godzilla vs Kong can be watched easily on your own PC, Mobile Phones & tablets devices which you used in your daily life. 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It is also the 36th film in the Godzilla franchise, the 12th film in the King Kong franchise, and the fourth Godzilla film to be completely produced by a Hollywood studio.[b] The film stars Alexander Skarsgård, Millie Bobby Brown, Rebecca Hall, Brian Tyree Henry, Shun Oguri, Eiza González, Julian Dennison, Lance Reddick, Kyle Chandler, and Demián Bichir. In the film, Kong clashes with Godzilla as humans lure the ape into the Hollow Earth to retrieve an energy source to stop Godzilla’s mysterious rampages.. Wikipedia\nResult Sample of Hollywood Movie Godzilla vs Kong 2021 Screenshots\n- Godzilla vs Kong Full Movie Download 2021 in English Link is Last Updated on 4th April 2021.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "In ParaNorman, a small town comes under siege by zombies. Who can it call? Only misunderstood local boy Norman (voiced by Kodi Smit-McPhee), who is able to speak with the dead. Despite being bullied at school, he has to use his power to save the town from a centuries-old curse. The curse includes, uh, paranormal beings. Such as zombies.\nIn addition to the zombies, he’ll have to take on ghosts, witches and, worst of all, moronic grown-ups, to save his town from a centuries-old curse. But this young ghoul whisperer may find his paranormal activities pushed to their otherworldly limits.\nFollowing LAIKA’s groundbreaking Academy Award-nominated animated feature “Coraline”, ParaNorman is only the second stop-motion animated feature to be made in 3D.\nParaNorman is being directed by Sam Fell and Chris Butler, from Mr. Butler’s original screenplay. Mr. Fell was director of “The Tale of Despereaux” and “Flushed Away“. Mr. Butler was storyboard supervisor on Coraline and storyboard artist on Tim Burton’s “Corpse Bride“.\nThe voice cast also includes:\n- Academy Award nominee Casey Affleck (The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford)\n- Tucker Albrizzi (Good Luck Charlie)\n- Tempestt Bledsoe (The Cosby Show)\n- Alex Borstein (Family Guy)\n- Jodelle Ferland (The Twilight Saga: Eclipse)\n- Jeff Garlin (Toy Story 3)\n- John Goodman (Monsters, Inc.)\n- Bernard Hill (Titanic)\n- Academy Award nominee Anna Kendrick (Up in the Air)\n- Leslie Mann (Rio)\n- Christopher Mintz-Plasse (How to Train Your Dragon)\n- Tony and Emmy Award winner Elaine Stritch (30 Rock)\n[youtube id=”0zIjLA8NGLY” width=”600″ height=”350″]\nCan this young, misunderstood boy take on the superhero role to save his town?\nFind out when ParaNorman is released in our cinemas on the 16th August 2012 (Thursday).\nFor more informtion, visit their official website.\nFollow us on Instagram, Facebook or Telegram for more updates and breaking news.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Treasure of the Golden Condor is an American Technicolor film directed by Delmer Daves, starring Cornel Wilde and Constance Smith, and released by Twentieth Century Fox.\nMoviemem Original Movie Posters\nPO Box 92, Elanora, Queensland 4221 Australia\nPh: 0414 720 369 (9-5pm Mon-Fri ONLY)\nSite Map | Bookmark Site | Contact Us", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "The youngest superstar Kartik Aaryan is currently enjoying a golden time with a successful run of Bhool Bhulaiyaa 2. While the film has come a long way since its release now unstoppable Rooh baba celebrated 230 crores collection with a video edit of his interaction with fans! While taking to his social media, Kartik shared a video capturing the glances of his blockbuster release, Bhool Bhulaiyaa 2 in the cinema. The actor very efficiently captured a successful run of the film at the box office. He further elaborates in the caption –\n“23 Crores ke First Sunday se 230 Crores ke 42nd day tak Audience ka Pyaar #Unreal #Gratitude #BhoolBhulaiyaa2 “\nAs Kartik’s Bhool Bhulaiyaa 2 is still running a successful spree at the box office the actor was recently seen setting the stage on fire with his electrifying dance performance at the police event, Umang 2022. On the film front, Kartik has Shehzada, Captain India, Freddy, and Sajid Nadiadwala’s untitled next in his kitty ahead.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "ef ~ A Tale of Melodies\n/ Romance / Supernatural (Age Rating 16+)\nAvailability : Stocking Item - Usually Ships Within 24-48 Hours Unless Backordered\nShuichi Kuze's been spending time with Mizuki Hayama and as they've been getting to know each other, they've been growing closer.\nSadly, Kuze discovers that he's contracted a fatal illness and decides to break all romantic ties for the little time left to him. Before he can break things off, however, Mizuki tells him that she loves him. Will her declaration change Kuze's mind? In another city, in the not so distant past, Yuu Himura meets a girl who seems to know him, but he doesn't know her. Soon enough, however, he remembers Yuko Amamiya, a girl he met long ago, and begins to rediscover the depth of their feelings for each other. Will Yuko's love reach across time to find her true love once and for all? Kuze and Mizuki, Yu and Yuko…\n...Intertwining fate, tragic, bittersweet and beautiful - ef - a tale of melodies.\n|EF: A Tale of Memories & Melodies Complete Collection DVD|\n|EF: A Tale of Memories & Melodies Complete Collection BLURAY|\n|EF: A Tale of Memories & Melodies Collector's Edition Steelbook BLURAY|", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Your Independent Movie Guide\n| February 21, 2018\nYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *\nSave my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.\n“Almost Forgot My Bones” is a poem set to film. That’s the best way to explain this short movie. Unfortunately, like most poems, it failed to move...\nSiblings Steven (Joseph Rene) and Samantha (Marci Journey) live on the family farm, taking care of their sick mother (Mary Anzalone). While they both do...\nIndies At the Grill is a series of screenings of local independent films in the Maryland, Washington,D.C., and Virginia area.\nThey are constantly looking...", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "BLUE ID (Dir. Burcu Melekoglu and Vuslat Karan), which was made with the support of WMM’s Production Assistance Program, has won the NPO IDFA Audience Award, the grand public prize of the International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam (IDFA). The film is an intimate account of the eventful gender affirmation of former actor Rüzgar Erkoçlar, who must endure incessant media attention in traditional Turkish society on the path to self-realization. BLUE ID earned the top honor out of 153 films in competition for this award. Congratulations to the film team on this well-deserved honor!\nWMM-sponsored films ALIS (Dir. Clare Weiskopf & Nicolas van Hemelryck) and WISDOM GONE WILD (Dir. Rea Tajiri) also screened at IDFA 2022 and WMM-sponsored projects THE PHANTOM PAIN OF ROJAVA (dir. Maryam Ebrahimi) and WOMAN OF MY LIFE (dir. Zahraa Ghandour), as well as a new project from DYING TO DIVORCE director Chloe Fairweather, RABBIT, participated in the IDFA Pitch Forum.\nWMM’s Executive Director, Debra Zimmerman, participated in the Forum as a Decision Maker, presenting projects with our filmmakers, and took meetings with filmmakers at Docs for Sale. Zimmerman also gave a talk about WMM at the IDFAcademy, a year-round training program for emerging filmmakers to stimulate new talent and high-level documentary production, and took part in the Consultancies Program, where invited industry experts provide advice on various topics of interest.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Extortion, greed, and murder drive independent filmmaker Thomas J. Churchill's tale of an amoral gangster who wrecks havoc on a typical New York City neighborhood. Devour is a killer without a conscience. He's come to New York with his two brothers to infiltrate the justice system and finish some serious family business. But out of darkness comes light, and when one man is pushed to the edge of sanity he lashes out against the powers that be. Now, out of a whirling storm of anarchy and deceit rises one lone cop determined to restore justice to this lawless city, regardless of the dire consequences it may have on his family life or professional career.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Tom Jones (1963) was a Adventure - Comedy Film directed by Tony Richardson and produced by Tony Richardson, Michael Holden, Oscar Lewenstein and Michael Balcon.\nThe film was based on the novel The History of Tom Jones, a Foundling written by Henry Fielding published in 1749.\nAcademy Awards 1963 --- Ceremony Number 36 (source: AMPAS)\n|Best Actor||Albert Finney||Nominated|\n|Best Supporting Actor||Hugh Griffith||Nominated|\n|Best Supporting Actress||Diane Cilento||Nominated|\n|Best Supporting Actress||Dame Edith Evans||Nominated|\n|Best Supporting Actress||Joyce Redman||Nominated|\n|Best Art Direction||Art Direction: Ralph Brinton, Ted Marshall, Jocelyn Herbert; Set Decoration: Josie MacAvin||Nominated|\n|Best Director||Tony Richardson||Won|\n|Best Music - Scoring||John Addison||Won|\n|Best Picture||Tony Richardson, Producer||Won|\n|Best Writing||John Osborne||Won|\nMuch of the scene in which Tom Jones and Mrs. Waters are eating together was improvised during the three hours it took to shoot, and the actors felt the effects from the food for days.\nLynn Redgrave's film debut.\nread more facts about Tom Jones...", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "The Iron Orchard (2018)\n“The Iron Orchard\" is the story of Jim McNeely, a young man thrust into the vibrant and brutal West Texas oilfields in 1939, who works his way through the ranks to ultimately become a formidable wildcatter.\n|Genre||Drama, History, Romance|\n|Production||Santa Rita Pictures|\n|Keywords||1930s, based on novel or book, oil field, period drama, texas|", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Titles You Haven't Rated (17)\nOrdered by Year | PSI\nNine Perfect Strangers (2021) - TV Mini-Series\nNine stressed city dwellers visit a boutique health-and-wellness resort that promises healing and transformation. The resort's director is a woman on a mission to reinvigorate their tired minds and bodies.\nA G.I. Joe spin-off centered around the character of Snake Eyes.\nHollywood (2020) - TV Mini-Series\nA group of aspiring actors and filmmakers in post-World War II Hollywood try to make it big - no matter the cost.\nTwo years after Cole survived a satanic blood cult, he's living another nightmare: high school. And the demons from his past? Still making his life hell.\nOnce told they'd save the universe during a time-traveling adventure, 2 would-be rockers from San Dimas, California find themselves as middle-aged dads still trying to crank out a hit song and fulfill their destiny.\nThree years after witnessing the murder of his fiancée, a man finds himself a fearful drifter, until one day at a Parisian cinema he sees an actress who looks a lot like his dead love, and eventually he finds the truth about his fiancée.\n100% Wolf centers on Freddy Lupin, heir to a proud family line of werewolves. Positive he'll become the most fearsome werewolf ever, Freddy is in for a shock when his first \"warfing\" goes awry, turning him into a ferocious - poodle.\nA guy relies on his newly-acquired gladiator skills to save his ex-girlfriend from kidnappers. (imdb)\nA bride's wedding night takes a sinister turn when her eccentric new in-laws force her to take part in a terrifying game.\nPicnic at Hanging Rock (2018) - TV Mini-Series\nThree schoolgirls and their governesses mysteriously disappear on Valentines Day in 1900. (imdb)\nThe events of one evening take an unexpected turn for the worst for a young boy trying to spy on his babysitter. (imdb)\nIn this darkly comic drama, a mother personally challenges the local authorities to solve her daughter's murder, when they fail to catch the culprit.\nSMILF (2017) - TV Series\nA single, 20-something mom struggles to find a happy work-life balance. (imdb)\nMatias Caruso penned the script, which tells the story of a virus that infects a corporate law office on the day attorney Derek Saunders (Yeun) is framed by a co-worker and wrongfully fired. The infection is capable of making people act out their wildest impulses. Trapped in the quarantined building, our hero is forced to savagely fight tooth and nail for not only his job but his life. (imdb)\nLooking for any way to get away from the life and town he was born into, Tripp (Lucas Till), a high school senior, builds a Monster Truck from bits and pieces of scrapped cars. After an accident at a nearby oil-drilling site displaces a strange and subterranean creature with a taste and a talent for speed, Tripp may have just found the key to getting out of town and a most unlikely friend.\nBad girl Amy, 17, is given one last chance by her adoptive parents, who think Amy's friendship with local girl Chloe is a step in the right direction. But when Amy discovers Chloe's secret, she finds herself fighting for her life, and for the future of the family she herself tried to destroy. (imdb)", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "- Entertainment and Media\nThe Top 10 List of the Best Films Based On Stephen King’s Books\nThe Stephen King Low Down\nStephen King has been writing novels and short stories since the early 1970’s. His books have kept millions riveted reading his tales in horror, suspense, fantasy, science fiction and drama for decades. They’ve also been made into movies and miniseries on TV. Some are insanely good, others…no so much.\nThis is a list of movies created from the written works of Stephen King. The placement of each movie depends on several factors. Is the movie considered a ‘classic’? Does it have dialogue or scenes that transcend the film? Not that a cast can make a movie, but it never hurts. Who’s in the cast and how good were they? Was the film an award winner; if so, for what?\nI’ve definitely given Stephen King a hard time for some of the disasters that he’s inspired. This is the time, however, to give him some credit for the great films that he’s written which have been filmed and made into must see movies.\n10. Cujo (Teague, 1983)\nThis is the only movie on the list without a famous cast. Dee Wallace (E.T.) plays Donna Trenton, a mother who is trapped in a car with her ailing son, Ted, while a rabid dog constantly on the attack. For such a young kid, Danny Pintauro (Who’s The Boss?) does a pretty good job.\nAlthough the book was much better (most are, aren’t they?), the movie does it justice. It makes this list because the name Cujo has entered the American lexicon for a crazy or nasty dog…or person for that matter.\n9. Firestarter (Lester, 1984)\nThis is a story about a little girl, Charlie McGee, who has pyrokinetic powers and is hunted down by a government agency, The Shop, who wants to control her. The little girl in this movie is a Hollywood legacy and film star in her own right, Drew Barrymore (Charlie's Angels). The part that I remember is how she tried to control her powers. She would snarl, “Back OFF!” There were many time in my youth that I would say this when I was mad. Of course I never shot fire out of my hair, but occasionally it did stop me from digging deeper into trouble. My parents did not have magical powers from being government lab rats. Her parents are played by David Keith (An Officer and a Gentleman) and Heather Locklear (Melrose Place).\nLet’s not forget about the main guys at The Shop. Martin Sheen (Apocalypse Now) plays Cap with smarmy perfection while George C. Scott (Patton) delivers a performance with an equal amount sensitivity and deviousness. Now that’s a pair with acting chops to spare.\n8. Apt Pupil (Singer, 1998)\nThis character driven story is about a young man named Todd Bowden, Brad Renfro (The Client) who finds out his neighbor, Kurt Dussander, is a Nazi war criminal. Instead of contacting authorities, he decides to blackmail Dussander, played by Ian McKellen (Lord of the Rings), into telling him stories about the concentration camps.\nThis psychological thriller didn't do very well at the box office, but the acting was superb.McKellan’s acting was so stellar in this film that he won a Critic’s Choice Award for Best Actor. It was well deserved.\nApt Pupil Trailer\n7. The Stand (Garris, 1994)\nLet me get this out of the way: this isn’t a feature film. This is a mini series, which originally aired on ABC, which means it is long, 6 hours long. At least the story is good and it is has the distinction of being the movie that sticks the closest to King’s novel. That’s probably because it’s 6 hours long, but let’s not get weighed down on technicalities.\nThis series is about a plague that kills most of mankind, leaving the remaining people to divide into two groups: Good and Evil. Apparently there are no grey areas in Stephen King’s world, nor any people existing outside of the United States. I’m sure he thought of that, but whatever, moving on…\nSome people didn’t like it and others claim it is a rip off of Lord of the Rings, but that doesn’t negate the outstanding performances from Gary Sinise (Forrest Gump), Molly Ringwald (Pretty In Pink), Ruby Dee (Jungle Fever), Ray Walston (Fast Times at Ridgemont High), Ossie Davis (Bubba Ho-Tep), Rob Lowe (St. Elmo’s Fire) and Laura San Giacomo (Sex, Lies, and Videotape) just to name a few. How’s that for great cast? Though no one got an award for their performances, the series did nab two Emmy’s, one for make up and the other for sound. Not bad.\nThe Stand Trailer\n6. Stand By Me (Reiner, 1986)\nThis is the movie that asked the profound question, “Do you think Mighty Mouse can beat Superman?” Who would have believed that a movie about a bunch of kids going to see a dead body would touch the hearts of so many? This one did. This touching tale of growing up stars Richard Dreyfus (Close Encounters of the Third Kind) as The Writer or Gordie, who recounts a youthful adventure with his friends. Young Gordie is played by Wil Wheaton (Star Trek: The Next Generation) and the cast of his friends are River Phoenix (My Own Private Idaho), Corey Feldman (The Goonies) and Jerry O’Connell (Jerry MaGuire). Wheaton once said that their performances were so good, because each kid embodied the characters that Reiner cast them for in real life. Good job Rob Reiner and I’m sure he gave a high five to his casting director too.\nLet’s give the casting director another high five for casting Kiefer Sutherland (24), Casey Siemaszko (Three O’Clock High) and Bradley Gregg (Fire In the Sky) as a group of bullies antagonizing Gordie and his friends. Who can forget Ace (Sutherland) driving by mailboxes and hitting them with his baseball bat? Homeowners around the nation winced.\nIn the end, the movie walked away with two Golden Globes, one for Best Motion Picture Drama and the other for Best Director for Reiner. Reiner also took home the Director’s Guild Award. It also took home an Academy Award for Writing-Adapted Screenplay. In case you’re wondering, King didn’t write the screenplay, so that was given to someone else.\nStand By Me Trailer\n5. Carrie (DePalma, 1976)\nThis American classic has some ‘firsts’ that distinguish it from the rest on this list. The book was the first King novel to be published and the movie was the first to be produced and filmed. This was also Amy Irving’s (Crossing Delancy) and Betty Buckley’s (Frantic) first feature film. The last two aren't quite monumental, but this is nice little tidbit of information in case it comes up in Trivial Pursuit.\nThe star, however, is Carrie innocent, yet powerfully played by Sissy Spacek (Coal Miner’s Daughter). Piper Laurie (The Hustler) plays her mother and the pair is in a rare group of actresses nominated for Academy Awards for their roles in this horror movie. It’s a rare feat indeed. The movie itself made #46 in AFI’s 100 Years…100 Thrills list. Who can forget the pig blood at the prom scene? That scene has been etched into pop culture history and will be forever remembered at prom time when the queen goes up to get her crown.\nBut, let’s not forget that this movie also stars John Travolta (Pulp Fiction) and William Katt (The Greatest American Hero). In fact, this movie was made during Travolta’s Welcome Back, Kotter days and was his first motion picture. See that? Another interesting tidbit I'm throwing at you. Trivial Pursuit here you come.\n4. Misery (Reiner, 1990)\nDo your ankles hurt just thinking about this movie? Mine do and that is just one reason this movie is so great. Kathy Bates (Fried Green Tomatoes) plays Annie Wilkes, an obsessed fan who kidnaps a car wrecked author played by James Caan (The Godfather).\nHow good was Kathy Bates in this role? It earned her Best Actress awards from the Academy Awards and the Golden Globes. Not only that, Steven King loved her so much that he wrote Delores Claiborne (1995) for her as well as a part in The Stand.\nEven though it was only nominated for AFI’s 100 Years…100 Quotes, Annie’s “I’m your #1 fan” still send chills down the spine. That’s because Bates performed the hell out of that role and help makes Wilkes AFI’s 100 Years…100 Heroes and Villains, the #17 Villain on their list. Once again Rob Reiner took one of King’s books and etched it into pop culture. That takes talent.\n3. The Green Mile (Darabont, 1999)\nThis tale is about a death row inmate named John Coffey with a mysterious gift who changes the lives of prisoners and guards around him.\nLet me start this off by saying that this film received kudos all around and was nominated for a slew of awards. Michael Clark Duncan (Sin City) who plays Coffee won a few Best Supporting Actor awards from the Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films (2000) and Broadcast Film Critics Association Awards (2000), Patricia Clarkson (Shutter Island) received a Best Supporting Actress award from the Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films (2000) while the widely loved Tom Hanks (Philadelphia) won a Blockbuster Entertainment Award (2000) for Best Actor.\nThose are only the actors that won awards, but there were other actors that put their stamp on this film as well. Bonnie Hunt (Jumanji), Gary Sinise (Forrest Gump), Harry Dean Stanton (Alien), David Morse (The Hurt Locker) and James Cromwell (L.A. Confidential) all give great performances that you get lost in this 3 hour film. It is heart breaking, joyous and worth every moment spent watching it.\nThe Green Mile Trailer\n2. The Shining (Kubrick, 1980)\nJack Nicholson (Chinatown); how his mere presence alters a film. If King was given a chance he wouldn’t have ever casted Nicholson nor would he have allowed experimental director, Stanley Kubrick, to helm this classic film. King’s biggest complaint was that Jack Torrence (Nicholson) wasn’t the same character as his book and the character’s motivations were off. He was especially ticked that the supernatural elements were overlooked.\nDid he not understand that Nicholson is an acting freak of genius and that Kubrick was an auteur? Damn the book and allow the narrative to flow from visual impact. Kubrick achieved visual impact, so much so that to this day people are still analyzing the scenes in an attempt to piece together its full meaning. That’s not good directing, that’s great directing. Sorry Stephen King, though the movie may not be exactly like the book, it was scary, engaging and exciting to watch. It’s a definite must see.\nThere are plenty of memorable scenes that shock you like “All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy” or creep you out like the two twin ittle girls, an elevator full of blood and “Redrum, Redrum”. AFI’s 100 years…100 Movie Quotes thought that there was one quote that topped all others and it placed #68 on their list. Remember the scene? Nicholson axed through his front door frightening his wife, Wendy, played by Shelly Duvall (Popeye). He pops his head through the shattered door and screeches, “Here’s Johnny!” Move over Johnny Carson, the line was forever altered.\nAdding tot that, his valiant attempts to kill his wife and child also gets Jack Torrance on AFI’s List of 100 Years…100 Heroes and Villains at the #25 spot. The movie itself made AFI’s 100 years…100 Thrills list at #29. King may have not liked the movie, but it has cut its way into American culture forever.\nThe Shining Trailer\n1. The Shawshank Redemption (Darabont, 1994)\nThis movie is so moving, dramatic and emotional that there’s only one reason that it didn’t win a slew of Academy Awards: Forrest Gump. Just know that it was nominated for 7 Academy Awards, but got shut out by Tom Hanks’ juggernaut film. That, however, doesn’t diminish the impact this movie still has.\nThis character driven story is about a friendship between Andy and Red that grows inside a prison. It is all about corruption and redemption. Andy is played by Tim Robbins (Mystic River) who juxtaposes naivety and brilliance effortlessly. Morgan Freeman (Seven) shows strength, weakness and cunning as Red. The pair moves this film and create subtle moments of brilliance that will make you chuckle, cry and get angry with them.\nAFI nominated them in several of their 100 Best categories. The two areas they made the list are 100 Years…100 Cheers (for inspirational films) and 100 Years…100 movies at #72.\n- Five Horror Movies You Should Avoid Like the Plague\nThis is a list of horror movies to watch during Halloween or ever for that matter. These films missed the mark and you should miss watching them. A movie based on one of Stephen King's books makes this list!\nAnd That's It\nThis was a hard Top 10 to muddle out, because I love all of these movies and this still doesn’t include some of my favorites. I loved Christine (Carpenter, 1983), Pet Sematary (Lambert, 1989) and Dolores Claiborne (Hackford, 1995). If you haven’t seen these movies, buy them, rent them, download them or stream them. It doesn’t matter, just as long as you watch them. They are all worth watching and reading for that matter.\n...and stay away from the plethora of stinkers that are out there. There are plenty.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "In Disney’s cinematic canon there seems to be no entry more revered than 1991’s “Beauty and the Beast”. The film was the first of very few animated features to ever be nominated for Best Picture at the Oscars. And with remakes and reboots being incredibly trendy recently, it makes sense that the film would be one of the studio’s first to get a live-action makeover\nHowever, remakes are tricky: stray too far from the source and risk alienating fans of the original, but stick too closely to the source material and become absolutely unnecessary.\nThe 2017 remake, directed by Bill Condon, stumbles more in the latter category, though not without trying desperately to differentiate the film from its predecessor.\nThe plot is similar, other than a few tweaks made here and there, and does very little to deviate from the fairytale from which it derives.\nBelle (Emma Watson), an intelligent, beautiful and ambitious girl, dreams of giving up her small town existence, which includes daily come-ons from the town’s resident hyper-masculine oaf, Gaston (Luke Evans), in order to pursue a life of adventure.\nAfter her father is taken prisoner by a hideous Beast (Dan Stevens) in an outlandishly elegant castle filled with enchanted clocks, candelabras and teapots, Belle offers to take his place. Instead of letting Belle rot in a cell, as the beast intends, the autonomous objects decide her arrival signals a fateful opportunity: If Belle were to fall in love with the Beast, the curse set upon both them and the castle would be broken.\nCasting Watson as Belle is nothing short of genius as she effortlessly embodies Belle’s determined spirit, helping to elevate the character from love-struck princess to feminist hero.\nDespite Watson’s compelling performance, her musical presence is lacking at the very least. That is to say almost the entirety of her vocal performance is unforgivably auto-tuned, resulting in vocals so robotic one has to wonder if\nWatson’s vocal work would be more rightfully credited to the computer that processed them. This is the film’s most glaring misstep, and immediately destroys any immersion the film works to create.\nThe rest of the veteran cast hold their own. Highlights include Ewan McGregor and Sir Ian McKellen skillfully perform as Lumière and Cogsworth respectively, but the material is so derivative of the original that they can never really differentiate themselves from their animated predecessors.\nThe only striking difference in character is Lefou (Josh Gad), who Disney revealed to be its first openly-gay character shortly before the film was released. However, Gad’s stereotypical performance does little more than render Lefou a caricature whose unrequited pining for Gaston is always the butt of the joke. The move is insulting to the LGBTQ community, playing more as pandering than progress.\nThis blatant attempt to shoehorn diversity, along with the film’s other slight deviations, including its marvelous live-action visual effects and grand orchestral score, feels like nothing more than a distraction, a spectacle whose purpose merely justifies the film’s right to exist.\nBut the film can never quite stand on its own, and only really succeeds in reminding audiences of how relevant the original still is.\nAs a result, “Beauty and the Beast” serves as nothing more than an empty reminder of what to avoid when remaking a movie, and considering the number of live action retreads Disney has already announced, let’s hope for one truly worthy of standing on its own.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "FOX feels M. Night Shyamalan\nditched them to take another girl to the\nWhat is Fox to do? They can’t let\nM Night show up at the prom and make them look bad.\nFox’s answer… Find a better date and outshow\nAnd I thought we were done with this\nhigh school stuff long ago?\nAs Shyamalan gets everything ready for his upcoming\nWarner Bros. feature Lady in the Water, it seems Fox 2000 is working just as\nquickly to find a replacement to helm their adaptation of Yann Martel's\nbestselling novel Life of Pi.\nShyamalan had been attached to the picture since October\n2003. Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban helmer Alfonso Cuarón is currently\ncasting Children of Men over at Universal and Fox must get a few things\nworked out with Warner Bros. to obtain Cuarón's services, but Variety does say\nthat negotiations are going fast.The PLOT: Life of Pi follows the story of Pi\nPatel, son of a zookeeper, who leaves India\nwith his family to emigrate to America,\nalong with their zoo animals. Along the way, the ship sinks and Pi is left\nstranded at sea in a lifeboat along with a hyena, an orangutan, a wounded\nzebra, and Richard Parker, a 450-pound Bengal tiger.Soon, the tiger eats all but Pi, whose knowledge of animal\ninstincts allows him to coexist with the animal for 227 days when suddenly they\nfinally land on the coast of Mexico\nand the story takes a fantastical turn.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Bollywood mega superstar Amitabh Bachchan has again rubbished rumours that he is going to shave his head for his first international film Shantaram to be directed by US-based Indian director Mira Nair. The Big B told: \"This is completely untrue! I've no knowledge of any such requirement for Mira's film, nor have I spoken to anyone about it. When I heard about this I spoke to Mira and she rubbished it. \"She told me she hasn't even envisaged me as bald for 'Shantaram', let alone share it with the media which is so busy imagining me bald through morphed pictures on the net, etc. But sorry I'm not obliging.\" Based on Gregory David Roberts ‘Shantaram’, the film is being co-produced by Hollywood star Johnny Depp, who plays a key role in it. The closest Mr. Bachchan has come to facial innovation is the trimmed beard to play the cop's role in Khakee and the hip ponytail for the chef's part in Cheeni Kum. \"That's as far as I go. My face is ugly enough. I can't do anything to improve it. Nothing can save it.\" Mr. Bachchan says he will start shooting for ‘Shantaram’ in January, but before that he will complete filming several films in India. He is currently busy shooting for two back-to-back films – Bhootnath and Aladdin where he plays a ghost and a jinn respectively. \"I am shooting for 'Bhootnath' now, which will be complete by the middle of November. I start with Sujoy Ghosh's 'Aladdin' soon after, as also Shoojit Sarkar's tentatively titled 'Shoebite', a working title, and Leena Das' Teen Patti. All these will be on till December.\" The Big B then starts work on ‘Shantaram’. \"From January 2008, I'll be working with Mira, Warner Bros and Johnny Depp on 'Shantaram'.\" After ‘Shantaram’, he has Pocketmaar with Ravi Chopra.\nAn Engineer, Technocrat, ICT4D Advocate & Web analyst. Blogging since 2001 (on this site from 2004) in various weblogs. 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Impressed by his selflessness and bravery, a group of farmers begs him to defend their terrorized village from bandits. Kambei agrees, although there is no material gain or honor to be had in the endeavor. Soon he attracts a pair of followers: a young samurai named Katsushiro (Isao Kimura), who quickly becomes Kambei's disciple, and boisterous Kikuchiyo (Toshiro Mifune), who poses as a samurai but is later revealed to be the son of a farmer. Kambei assembles four other samurais, including Kyuzo (Seiji Miyaguchi), a master swordsman, to round out the group. Together they consolidate the village's defenses and shape the villagers into a militia, while the bandits loom menacingly nearby. Soon raids and counter-raids build to a final bloody heart-wrenching battle.~Jonathan Crow\nAll-new, restored high-definition digital transfer, with an optional Dolby surround soundtrack\nTwo audio commentaries: one by the film scholars David Desser, Joan Mellen, Stephen Prince, Tony Rayns, and Donald Richie; and one by Japanese film expert Michael Jeck\nTheatrical trailers and teaser\nGallery of rare posters and behind-the-scenes and production stills\nNew and improved English subtitle translation\nA 50-minute documentary on the making of Seven Samurai created as part of the Toho Masterworks series Akira Kurosawa: It Is Wonderful to Create\nMy Life in Cinema, a two-hour video conversation between Akira Kurosawa and Nagisa Oshima from 1993, produced by the Directors Guild of Japan\n\"Seven Samurai\": Origins and Influences, a new documentary looking at the samurai traditions and films that impacted Kurosawa's masterpiece\nPlus: a booklet featuring essays by Kenneth Turan, Peter Cowie, Philip Kemp, Peggy Chiao, Alain Silver, and Stuart Galbraith IV; tributes from Arthur Penn and Sidney Lumet; and a reminiscence by Toshiro Mifune\nSeven Samurai is one of the greatest and most influential films ever made and is truly Akira Kurosawa's masterpiece.\nSet in fuedal Japan, the story concerns a village under threat from bandits. The farmers hire samurai to fight the bandits and find seven who are willing to defend thier village.\nAkira Kurosawa does a masterful job of directing one of the best action movies around. Each scene is flawless. The battle scenes are exciting and highly energized. Ther scenes that focus on the characters really give insight into what each character thinks and feels. All of which adds to the brilliant masterwork that is Seven Samurai.\nEach member of the cast does a superb job in thier respective roles. Toshiro Mifune is brilliant as the rough and tumble Kikuchiyo and Takeshi Shimura is great as Kambei, the leader of the band of samurai. You come to feel for each character and all of the samurai exemplify the virtues of courage and honor.\nThe Blu-Ray transfer is stunning. Each scene is clear and sharply defined. The shading of the black and white comes out beautifully in High Defenition. Blu-Ray takes a classic and makes it look good as new.\nThe extras include trailers and some featurettes on the making and legacy of Seven Samurai. Very interesting and informative.\nSeven Samurai is a true classic and influences film makers to this day. From westerns like The Magnificent Seven, to sci-fi like Battle Beyond the Stars and and episode of Star Wars: The Clone Wars and anime like Samurai Seven. The PIXAR film, A Bug's Life even took some cues from Seven Samurai!\nIf you want to see just how great movies can be, check out Seven Samurai.\nGreat movie but for those looking for action it does start out slow and periodically gets more intense as it goes on. For a black & white foreign flick, its really good. I didnt even mind reading subtitles. Listening to it in its native language somehow added to the experience. I can honestly say I was entertained by this film for the 3 hours it runs for\nThere are films that are difficult to define or explain in plain terms, as to their quality aspects. \" Seven Samurai \" fortunately is not one of those films. In Historical terms, this film has to be considered one of the greatest adventure films ever to be exported outside of Japan. Akira Kurosawa is a master at character development, with a slow methodical briliance of one who can take a script and masterfully translate it to film.\nLuckily for Akira Kurosawa, he had the advantage of directing at a studio (Toho) willing to take chances and had the expertise to create the background and effects to support this Master film Maker's vision of the old world, in a very authentic manner, teleporting the viewer into Samurai society where honor and a code of ethics are still a core belief in feudal Japan.\nYou would think that it would be difficult to sit thru a 207 minute film, but this is a very special film that will have your complete attention, by 5 minutes into the first half. At the end of the film you will be completely exhausted by the action and drama this film contains.\nCriterion's remaster of this film gem is the best sounding and clearest visually speaking, I have seen of this film. 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(N)\n“On the Red Carpet at the Oscars” 2 p.m. ABC: A preview of the Academy Awards includes interviews with nominees and presenters. (N)\n“Red Carpet Countdown: 2013 Academy Awards” 2 p.m. TV Guide: Preview of the nominated films, actors and actresses. (N)\n“Live From the Red Carpet: The 2013 Academy Awards” 2:30 p.m. E!: The stars on the red carpet at the 2013 Academy Awards. (N)\n“Live From the Oscars” 3 p.m. KTLA: Red carpet interviews and fashion discussion at the 85th Academy Awards. Hosts Sam Rubin and Jessica Holmes. (N)\n“Red Carpet With Chris Harrison: 2013 Academy Awards” 3 p.m. TV Guide: One-on-one with the feature film nominees. (N)\n“The Oscars” 5:30 p.m. ABC: Honors for achievements in film take place at the Dolby Theatre; Adele, Norah Jones, Barbra Streisand and Shirley Bassey perform; Seth MacFarlane hosts. 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And always the same answer?\nSee more »\nThe end credits run backwards, from top to bottom. See more »\nThe DVD version has different English subtitles than showings on pay-cable stations. Most notably, the opening credits are not translated to english on the DVD version, and small phrases are not translated, such as when Lola goes through everyone she knows, trying to get the money. Only \"Dad\" is translated. See more »\nIt tells the tale of a young man, Manni, who one day was doing a job for crime boss. The job was just to deliver a bag of money to him with 100000 DM which roughly translates to $20000 or $25000 US. Unfortunatly Manni leaves the money on a train and is totally screwed unless he can get the money back in 20 minutes. So he calls his girlfriend, Lola (and no, she is not the girl from The Fifth Element), for help. From here the film follows Lola choosing three paths, each going for 20 minutes, to getting the money for Manni.\nRun Lola Run is a wonderful study of how life consists of the paths we take. Some say there is no right and wrong paths to take in life, but Run Lola Run seems to illustrate that the right path is the best. Franka Potente (Lola) does a wonderful job and must have lost about 10 pounds for all the running she does in this film. But the real star here is Tom Tykwer (the director), who vison for this film is so fantastic and cool.\nIn terms of coolness, this has to be one of the coolest movies ever made. It contains black and white camera, animation, three or four different types of slow motion, fast motion and the most amazing still shots taken for a film which is enough to keep anyone interested. Plus this film is only 80 minutes long, but luckily it feels about 20 minutes longer than that.\nAfter being one of the most talked about films of 1998, I would safely say that Run Lola Run has inspired a large number of film makers. Run Lola Run is a modern masterpiece and should pave the way for the future of films.\n113 of 144 people found this review helpful.\nWas this review helpful to you?\n| Report this", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Prometheus Bound Trailer (2002)\nDrama - Journalist Alex Kenna (Daniel Tisman) is a man haunted by precognition when he returns to his old stomping grounds. After setting up camp at the house of a former schoolmate, Alex becomes infatuated with a wheelchair-bound woman (J.C. Brandy) and, despite warnings from his friends, pursues a relationship with her. But as they become more involved, the secrets of her past are revealed, and Alex gets caught in a deadly game of cat and mouse. - Jon Jacobs, J.C. Brandy, Daniel Tisman\nWatch the official Prometheus Bound 2002 trailer in HD below or find more Prometheus Bound videos on Vidimovie.com.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Haryana ka Sher aur Haryana Ki Shaan ka ghana ishq hai takkar ka : Salman Khan in “Sultan”\nMovie Name : Sultan\nCast: Salman Khan, Anushka Sharma, Randeep Hooda, Amit sadh, Tyron Woodley\nDirector: Ali Abbas Zafar\nProducer: Aditya Chopra\nReleasing Date: 8 july 2016\nSultan is an upcoming Indian action film directed by Ali Abbas Zafar. Produced by Aditya Chopra under Yash Raj Films banner, the film stars Salman Khan and Anushka Sharma in the lead roles. The film centers around Sultan Ali Khan (Salman Khan), a wrestler who has problems in his professional and personal life.\nThe suspense behind the female lead of Salman Khan’s Sultan does not seem to be coming to an end. While it was heard that Anushka Sharma may be a part of the film,\nBefore Salman Khan could hit the screens with Bajrangi Bhaijaan this Eid, the announcement of his arrival on the celluloid in 2016, in and as Sultan, has been made.\nThings surely can’t get bigger than this as Dabangg Khan will be seen playing a wrestler in the film, which has locked the Eid 2016 for its release.\nThe film is backed by Yash Raj Films and has been very much in news because of many reasons of late. As YRF made a huge announcement of Sultan’s release date, the film has again caught everyone’s attention. Here’s listing out reasons why we are looking forward to the film.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Updated June 1, 2023\nAmitabh Bachchan, The Greatest\nAmitabh Bachchan is widely famous as one of the greatest and most influential actors in the history of Indian cinema and one of the most iconic figures in Indian entertainment. Throughout his career, he has appeared in over 200 Indian films spanning almost five decades. He has won numerous awards and accolades in his career, including four National Film Awards as Best Actor and many other awards, including fifteen Filmfare Awards.\n- Bollywood Superstar\n- Winner of four National Film Awards and 15 Filmfare Awards\n- Padma Vibhushan Award recipient\n- Founder of the production company ABCL\n- Star of over 200 Indian films\n- Recipient of an honorary doctorate from the University of Delhi\n|Born||11 Oct 1942|\n|Height||6 ft 2 in|\n|Weight||78 Kg (156 lbs)|\n|Networth||$400M – $450M (approx)|\n- Born in Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh, India, on 11 October 1942.\n- Son of the renowned poet Harivansh Rai Bachchan and Teji Bachchan.\n- Later moved to Mumbai and started working as a voice narrator.\n- Made his debut in ‘Saat Hindustani’ and played supporting roles in films like ‘Anand’ and ‘Guddi.’\n- Gained recognition with ‘Zanjeer’ and soon became the ‘angry young man of Bollywood.\nCareer Timeline (Roadmap can show important events that occurred)\n1970: Debuted in Bollywood with the movie Saat Hindustani.\n1972: Gained significant popularity with the movie Zanjeer.\n1974: Won his first National Film Award for Best Actor for the movie Namak Haraam.\n1975: Starred in the highly successful Sholay.\n1980: Received his first Filmfare Award for Best Actor for the movie Don.\n1984: Appeared in the critically acclaimed movie Agneepath.\n1992: Won his second National Film Award for Best Actor for the movie Ajooba.\n2001: Appeared in the commercially successful movie Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham.\n2007: Appeared in the highly successful comedy movie Bhoothnath.\n2012: Appeared in the blockbuster movie Bol Bachchan.\n2015: Received his fourth National Film Award for Best Actor for the movie Piku.\n2017: Appeared in the commercially successful movie Pink.\n5 Best Movies\n|Year||Movie Name||Character Name||Box Office Collection (INR)||Result|\n|2003||Baghban||Raj Malhotra||33.50 Crores||Blockbuster|\n|2013||Piku||Bhaskor Banerji||78.00 Crores||Blockbuster|\n- Amitabh Bachchan was the first Bollywood Actor to nominate for the Academy Award for Best Actor for his performance in the movie “Piku.”\n- Amitabh Bachchan is the first Indian Actor to receive a Filmfare Lifetime Achievement Award.\n- Amitabh Bachchan is the only Indian Actor to have a wax statue at Madame Tussauds Museum in London.\n- Amitabh Bachchan was the first Indian Actor to receive the prestigious French honor of a Legion d’Honneur in June 2007.\n- Amitabh Bachchan is the first Indian Actor to have a comic book series based on his character.\n- Amitabh Bachchan was the first Indian Actor to receive an honorary doctorate from the Queensland University of Technology, Australia.\n- Amitabh Bachchan has the unique distinction of being the first Indian Actor to be immortalized by a postage stamp issued by the Indian government.\n- Amitabh Bachchan is the first Indian Actor to be invited to be part of the jury at the Cannes Film Festival.\nAmitabh Bachchan has earned many awards and accolades throughout his career, including four National Film Awards as Best Actor, several awards at international film festivals and award ceremonies, and fifteen Filmfare Awards.\n- Amitabh Bachchan has been honored with numerous awards and accolades for his work in film, television, and other fields.\n- Padma Vibhushan (2015): This is India’s second-highest civilian award for exceptional and distinguished service.\n- Padma Bhushan (2001): This is India’s third-highest civilian award for distinguished service of a high order.\n- National Film Award for Best Actor (1997): This is India’s highest award for an actor, given for outstanding performances in a leading role.\n- Filmfare Lifetime Achievement Award (2005): This is one of the most prestigious awards in Hindi cinema, given for outstanding contributions to the industry.\n- Dadasaheb Phalke Award (2018): This is India’s highest award in cinema, given for lifetime achievements and industry contributions.\n- Padma Shri (1984): This is India’s fourth-highest civilian award for distinguished service in any field.\n- International Indian Film Academy Awards (2005, 2017): This is the most prestigious award in Indian cinema for excellence in films.\n- Star Screen Awards (1997, 1998, 2000): This award recognizes excellence in Indian cinema.\nAmitabh Bachchan is one of the most iconic and influential actors in Indian cinema history. With a career spanning over five decades, he has inspired and entertained millions of fans worldwide. He has also used his influence to help causes like HIV/AIDS awareness, education for the underprivileged, and animal rights. His dedication to his craft and his commitment to social causes make him an inspiring role model for generations.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "The $65m film is set in 1920s Vienna and adapts the classic story that inspired Tchaikovsky's ballet.\nKonchalovsky and Chris Solimine wrote the screenplay, and the film features lyrics by Oscar winner Tim Rice.\nThe cast features John Turturro, Nathan Lane, Richard E Grant, Frances de la Tour and Elle Fanning.\nPaul Lowin is producing, as Nutracker continues its 13-week shoot in Hungary. The film is slated for release at the end of 2008.\nOdyssey's Ralph Kamp said: 'We'll be introducing our distributors to the project at Toronto and at the AFM this year, with a view to them working through to their releases from Thanksgiving 2008.'\nOdyssey's Louise Goodsill added: 'Andrei is putting together a masterpiece on so many levels; creatively it's audacious and commercially it's the perfect holiday season movie.'", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "The world loves being entertained – that’s a fact. Such entertainment can be found in many art forms – music, theatre, dance, poetry – but an art form whose interest will never dwindle is that of television and film. Movies and television series have been enjoyed worldwide for years and have maintained popularity as an art form due to a constant upkeep of interest by fans.\nBut the world is constantly changing. Society is always evolving socially and technologically, too. Advancements in technology have paved the way for new ways to watch television. Streaming sites such as Amazon Prime, and most famously Netflix, have changed the way audiences can consume television – the old-fashioned methods of switching on the television or taking a trip to the cinema have not yet died out, however they face serious competition from Netflix whereby series and films can be accessed through an app.\nBut is the quality of a film affected by whether it appears on the big screen or on an app? Does a movie which is produced exclusively for Netflix deserve the same recognition as a movie which is set for theatrical release? That is the question currently dividing opinions among movie moguls and fans alike.\nDirector Steven Spielberg was met with both praise and criticism recently when he confessed his opinions on the matter. While he acknowledges that Netflix produce good quality original movies, he does not believe they should be judged on the same level as movies released in theatres when it comes to awards ceremonies such as The Oscars.\nSpeaking to ITV News, Spielberg said, “once you commit to a television format, you’re a TV movie. You certainly, if it’s a good show, deserve an Emmy, but not an Oscar. I don’t believe films that are just given token qualifications in a couple of theatres for less than a week should qualify for an Academy Award nomination.”\nSpielberg raises a good argument here. His opinion is derived from the fact that Netflix movies do not qualify for Oscar nominations under the current criteria.\nAccording to ThoughtCo, there are a number of qualities a movie must have should it be considered for an Oscar nomination. The movie in question must have a running length of more than forty minutes, must have been exhibited theatrically on 35mm or 70mm film or in a qualifying digital format and must open in a commercial theatre, for paid admission, in Los Angeles between January 1st and December 31st and run for at least seven consecutive days, amongst plenty of other criteria.\nUnfortunately for Netflix, this means that their original movies currently are not recognised on the same level as those released in theatres. However, the power of Netflix should not be underestimated. It is becoming increasingly popular by the day and the movies they release have some big names attached to them.\nSome of the most popular original movies to be released on Netflix include The Fundamental of Caring starring Paul Rudd and Selena Gomez, Beasts Of No Nation starring Idris Elba and Bright starring Will Smith. These movies contain well established actors who have starred in plenty of other movies which have been box office successes, and they clearly don’t view starring in a movie exclusively for a streaming site as invalid.\nPair this with the amount of Netflix users worldwide and there is no reason to believe a Netflix original should not be worthy of the same recognition as any other movie. According to High SpeedI nternet, Netflix has roughly 70.5 million subscribers worldwide. To put this in an Irish context, Ireland currently ranks in third place for countries with the most subscribers. Subscription numbers are currently estimated to be more than 250,000 and this is expected to rise to more than 500,000 by the year 2020.\nFailing to meet the criteria aside, there is little reason to suggest that a Netflix movie should not be considered during awards season. They are quite clearly legitimate and popular worldwide.\nThierry Fremaux, the director of Cannes Film Festival, from which Netflix movies are currently not eligible for entry, recently spoke to Variety magazine about finding the right balance when it comes to recognition.\n“Netflix and Amazon do represent something important, and we will eventually come up with a good agreement,” he said.\n“Because in order for a film to become part of history, it must go through theatres, box office, the critics, the passion of cinephiles, awards campaigns, books, directories, filmographies. All this is part of a tradition on which the history of film is based.”\nWhile there are good arguments to be made which both agree and disagree with the opinion Spielberg holds that Netflix movies should not be considered for Oscars, no one can deny the popularity of Netflix as a whole. Times are changing, conventional methods of consuming movies are being transformed, so isn’t it time the rules for The Oscars are reviewed and modified too? Despite whether or not this belief ever comes into fruition, excellent movie-making should always be praised, and wherever such a movie is screened should not matter.\nStill here? Check this out: Evaluating Paddy Jackson’s Rugby Future", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Philip Tan Draws Rocket Raccoon of the Guardians of the Galaxy\nSun, 10/28/2012 - 10:10\nRocket will be a member of the Guardians of the Galaxy in the upcoming movie being directed by James Gunn. Who should voice Rocket? Should they stick with the English accent?\nTan also previously did one of Starhawk.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Legendary VFX studio founded by George Lucas Industrial Light & Magic recently released 45 images of Force Awakens concept art related to Star Wars Episode VII.\nWhile many of the scenes and landscapes will be familiar to anyone who's seen the movie, many of the images in this collection didn't make it into the final film. Showing how a different movie might've been made.\nFor instance there's an image of Han Solo in an unused outfit inspired by Jeff Bridges' character in True Grit.\nThere's also Force Awakens concept art for a scene featuring Darth Vader's castle. An idea originally conceived by Ralph McQuarrie, the conceptual designer responsible for the look of the original movies. In the image you can see TIE fighters flying out from it, but this never made it into the final film (it did however make it into Rogue One).\nAnd the initial look of Rey's home planet was a little different. In the Force Awakens concept art it still features the downed Star Destroyer, but looked a bit more industrial than the dusty desert planet they finally went with.\nAs with all films, especially one on the scale of this, from the Force Awakens concept art to the final movie, a lot changed. What this gives us is a fascinating insight into how the Star Wars universe is crafted by ILM.\n“Each artist began to explore his individual response, and collectively, we began to answer, with our words and art.\" Rick Carter, co-production designer of Star Wars: The Force Awakens, says about the concept art. \"Out of our brainstorming sessions emerged visual imagery of where we might want to go and what it would look like when we got there. We were not merely illustrating scenes that already existed: we were initiating storytelling concepts through the visual images themselves.”\nSee more from Industrial Light & Magic at their website.\nBelow check out a video containing the easter eggs, secret cameos & references in The Force Awakens", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "An ABC Production\nTHESE OLD BROADS\nSHIRLEY MACLAINE as Kate Westbourne\nJOAN COLLINS as Addie Holden\nDEBBIE REYNOLDS as Piper Grayson\nELIZABETH TAYLOR as Beryl Mason\nJONATHAN SILVERMAN as Wesley Weston\nPETER GRAVES as Bill\nGENE BARRY as MR Stern\nPAT HARRINGTON as Tony\nNESTOR CARBONELL as Gavin\nHINTON BATTLE as Pete\nPAT CRAWFORD BROWN as Miriam Hodges\nJUNE ALLYSON as Lady in hotel lobby\nCARRIE FISHER as Hooker\nTODD FISHER as Timothy\nTRICIA LEIGH FISHER as Hooker 2\nDirector of Photography - Eric Van Haren Norman\nArt Director - Gaston Wurth\nMusic by Guy Moon / Steve Tyrell\nTeleplay by Carrie Fisher / Elaine Pope\nCostumes by Nolan Miller\nEdited by Casey O' Rohrs\nProduced by Lewis Abel\nDirected by Matthew Diamond\nTake three legends of the silver screen, who hate each other. One tough agent, who attempts to get them together again, to do a reunion show to celebrate the re-release of their classic movie \"Boy Crazy!\" The scene is set for bitching of the highest order! They all share the same past, with the same man! Throw in a dead mobster, a gay son and a dotty mother and you will find a lot going on for These Old Broads!!\n(c) 2001 ABC 89MINS REG 1 DVD COLUMBIA TRISTAR\nThis 2001 TV movie is a must for lovers of classic Hollywood glamour, as it stars the last of it's legendary ladies. With an all star cast, headed by Shirley, Joan and Debbie, it is a joy to see them all together in one film, with the added rare appearance by Elizabeth Taylor. The film was also due to star Ann Miller, but unfortunately she became too ill. It would have been a reunion for Joan, as June Allyson makes an uncredited appearance as a hotel guest. Both June and Ann appeared with Joan in the glamourous MGM release 'The Opposite Sex' in 1956. The film does reunite Debbie and Elizabeth, as they both had a stormy friendship over the years, ever since Elizabeth lured Eddie Fisher away from Debbie, back in the heyday of Hollywood! They do make references to the incident in the film, albeit in a disguised version! The screenplay was written by Debbie and Eddie's real life daughter Carrie Fisher, who turns up as a hooker in the film!\nCarrie originally planned the screenplay to be sold as a theatrical release, however she could not find anyone interested in the project, finally selling it to ABC. She said about the process..\n\"To get a film made in Hollywood is hard enough.. To find backing for a film starring a bunch of near seventy year old's is impossible!\"\nTo befit a legendary cast, the costumes were created by the legendary couturier of Hollywood glamour, Nolan Miller. Most famous for his over the top, 'Dynasty' costumes, he has designed for every major Hollywood legend. It was Joan who persuaded Nolan to do the clothes for the film, while he was visiting her St Tropez villa.\n\"Nolan was the obvious choice! He is the only one left who really knows about glamour!\"\nBut it was not all plain sailing with the legends as Nolan recalled..\n\"The ladies loved the wardrobe so much that they wanted to keep them. Usually actresses have it in their contracts, to take some of them. However nobody had in this movie! But Elizabeth took hers home and never asked. Joan also wanted some of hers and it all became such an issue with them, that the producers came onto the set. They agreed that each lady could take three outfits each, plus accessories. Well! They took the lot, there was nothing left on the hangers! The producers gave up and couldn't be bothered challenging them about it.\"\nJoan had the most glamorous outfits in the film, however they all looked fabulous. The film however was not the ratings success that had been hoped, with mixed reviews....\n'A send up of everything Hollywood, from cat-fighting actresses, to over the top demands.. These Old Broads, is simple, nasty, fun! Shirley MacLaine, Debbie Reynolds, Elizabeth Taylor and Joan Collins are the ultimate good sports here, playing downtrodden divas, who bicker non stop about nips, tucks and failed marriages. Nostalgic viewers tired of sweep schedules packed with overblown minis and true crime tell-alls will surely appreciate this uncomplicated telepic, full of class acts and sass!\"\nTHE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER...\n'They're icons, says the evil TV exec in the movie. People would just tune in to see if they are still alive! Joan plays sexy Addie Holden, oh, forget it! Joan plays Joan, Debbie plays Debbie and Shirley plays Shirley, all of them as if on East German level steroids and double martinis! They turn out to be far better sports than imaginable! You will be surprised to learn that Dame Elizabeth, does not play Elizabeth, she plays a stoned, nymphomaniac agent, by way of Shelley Winters and Mike Myers, Linda Richman! It's her greatest acting stretch in years. By my count the great Dame gets off her rump once! Whomever smeared Vaseline on the lens for her performance, is in line for a special Emmy|! Her hairdresser however, should be charged with felony. It's not hair, it's debris! But it's great to see Joan back, who is not giving enough credit as a delicious comedienne.\"\nTHE DALLAS MORNING NEWS....\n'These Old Broads, a crude, bawdy, intermittently amusing comedy penned by Reynolds daughter, Carrie Fisher and former 'Seinfield' writer Elaine Pope. Restraint isn't their strong suit. Not unfortunately, is taste. The quartet's most scandalous feature films cant match some of the ribald goings on here, where anatomical references are piled higher than Reynolds hairdo! Joan Collins still looking alluring enough to handle the entire male cast of 'Dawson's Creek'. 'These Old Broads' also weaves in a by now almost obligatory gay storyline, several pratfalls, a cat fight, some production numbers and throwaway roles for Peter Graves and Gene Barry. ABC perhaps merits nominal credit for going against the grain and giving these four mature stars another chance to shine. Taylor easily fares the best, in part because she's not around long enough to let the film collapse around her. The rest are fated to go the distance, still looking marvellous, but very seldom showing us their best sides.'\nThe film is an entertaining ninety minutes in the company of Hollywoods legendary ladies. A reminder of a more glamorous era in entertainment, that sadly they don't want to make them like that anymore!\n(c) 2011 Mark McMorrow..", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Kevin Feige recently confirmed that Robert Downey Jr.'s iconic portrayal of Iron Man won't see a resurrection in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU).\nIn a Vanity Fair profile on Downey Jr., Feige emphasized the significance of the pivotal moment Iron Man had in 'The Avengers: Endgame,' stating they're committed to honoring that storyline without revisiting it.\nDowney Jr.'s last appearance as the beloved superhero was in 'The Avengers: Endgame' in 2019, marking Iron Man's heroic demise. Any hopes of Tony Stark returning in any form have been firmly quashed by Feige and director Joe Russo, who affirmed that emotionally, the team had bid farewell to the character during the filming's closure.\nAnthony Russo reflected on the difficulty Downey Jr. faced delivering his final lines as Tony Stark, mentioning how poignantly fitting it was that the scene was shot near the place where he initially auditioned for the role.\nFeige reminisced about the initial challenges in casting Downey Jr. due to concerns from the Marvel board regarding his past legal troubles. However, Feige's persistence and the idea of a screen test ultimately led to Downey Jr. becoming the linchpin of the MCU.\nThe decision to bid adieu to Iron Man was emotionally charged for everyone involved, cementing the significance of that chapter in the MCU's history and the lasting impact of Downey Jr.'s portrayal. Feige's resolute stance on maintaining the integrity of that narrative moment underscores the deep respect for the character's legacy and the actor who brought him to life.\n(With Agency Inputs)", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Second Act (2018) 123Movies Free123Movies | Watch Second Act (2018) Full Movies Online 123Movies on 123Movies, Putlockers, Fmovies, Yesmovies.\nYou can also enjoy many other movies for free from any genre related to this movie such as Comedy, Romance and many more, if you did not find the movie you want, find it now on 123Movies Free streaming website.\nWatch Second Act (2018) 123Movies, Putlockers, FMoviesSecond Act (2018) Movie is played by following actors, they are Alan Aisenberg, Annaleigh Ashford, Charlyne Yi, Dave Foley, Elizabeth Masucci, Freddie Stroma, Jennifer Lopez, Leah Remini, Milo Ventimiglia, Natasha Romanova, Treat Williams, Vanessa Hudgens and Second Act movie were produced in 2018, while the director of this movie is Peter Segal from Box Office country.\nWatch Second Act (2018) HD Full Movie Online Subbed\nWatch Second Act Online Movie Subbed – You are watching a movie on 123Movies, we provide a lot of movies to watch, one of them is what you are watching now, besides providing the latest updated movies, of course we also pay attention to the quality of the Movies we provide, in accordance with the demand of visitors at 123Movies, So we provide Movie quality like HD (High Definition), Not only that, we also make sure that every Movies on 123Movies must have been equipped with English Subtitle/Subbed and also the movie format presented in MP4, AVI, 3GP, FLV, MKV format as you wish.\nSecond Act Synopsis:\nWatch Second Act Movies – Maya, a 40-year-old woman struggling with frustrations from unfulfilled dreams. 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The stress drives everyone to drink, or worse. By contrast, 2016's \"La La Land,\" which made Chazelle -- then 32 -- the youngest director ever to win an Oscar, was an unabashed love letter to the Hollywood dream factory.\nIn \"Babylon,\" Chazelle rabidly bites the hand that feeds him. Oh, he's still starry-eyed about the celluloid magic that makes stars immortal. But his exposure of the toxic debauchery and ugly exploitation behind the scenes is a hate-on of epic proportions.\nChazelle begins his film with a close-up of a pooping elephant on its way to a party. The shock tactics continue as the film trots out real-life scandals surrounding such icons as Fatty Arbuckle and gossip queen Hedda Hopper. Their names are changed. But why? You can't libel the dead.\nTake hard-drinking, hard-loving leading man John Gllbert, the Brad Pitt of his day. Nice touch having Pitt take the role, here called Jack Conrad. Pitt brings a welcome and lovely nuance to Jack's comic bravado and growing self-loathing. His riveting restraint makes him a standout.\nAs Nellie LaRoy, Margot Robbie recalls \"It Girl\" Clara Bow. Chazelle encourages the gifted Robbie to act like her life depended it. Whatever she's doing, it's a lot, especially when Nellie's Jersey accent kills her career in talkies and her gambling addiction puts her in mortal danger.\nIn the midst of this circus of hedonists is Manny Torres, a Mexican immigrant who rises from gofer to studio exec. Manny, in thrall to Jack and in love with Nellie, is played by Diego Calva (\"Narcos: Mexico\"), a solid actor in a role that needed a star to hold the film's center.\nChazelle overstuffs \"Babylon\" with undeveloped subplots. Jovan Adepo portrays a Black jazz trumpeter who is forced to humiliate himself by using makeup to look darker on screen. And Li Jun Li excels as a sexually fluid chanteuse based on Anna May Wong. I don't know what dangerous gangster Tobey Maguire is playing, but he creeped me out big time.\nWe long for more of these characters. And more of the great Jean Smart as columnist Elinor St. John, who tells Jack, without cruelty, that, yes, his career is over but not to despair. \"Someone born 40 years from now will see you and think of you as a friend,\" she says.\nFor all its flaws and relentless sprawl, \"Babylon\" sticks in the memory. There's one breathtaking shot in which the camera pans across a dozen silent films shooting side by side. In another scene, what looks like 100 extras (none digital, all real) protest their mistreatment on set.\nIn the film's most stunning set piece -- not the opening wild party of gyrating naked torsos that is nowhere near as outrageous as Chazelle thinks it is -- we watch Nellie working on her first talkie. With strict silence demanded, Nellie as a coed needs only to enter a dorm room, plop down her suitcase and say two words, \"Hello, college!\"\nChaos ensues. Nellie can't hit her marks. Her voice rises or falls with each take, especially when she moves away from the overhead microphone. The camera operator dangerously overheats in a soundproof booth. And the agony and ecstasy of filmmaking is distilled in a sequence that is for lack of a better term hilariously horrifying.\nNear the end of \"Babylon,\" Manny steps into a movie theater in 1952 to see \"Singin' in the Rain,\" a silent-to-talkie classic that makes light of the gods and monsters of filmmaking through musical comedy. And for a brief, shining moment Manny forgets the blood, sweat and tears it took to produce a few precious minutes of celluloid bliss.\nChazelle's ambition is indisputable. But the home run pitch he hungers for is swung at and missed. You can't spit in Hollywood's eye for 90% of your movie and then roll a collage of film clips from \"The Jazz Singer\" to \"Avatar\" that insists the end justifies the means.\nOr maybe you can. Chazelle is a firm believer that you always hurt the thing you love. And he runs himself ragged trying to reconcile that contradiction.\nLet me describe my reaction to \"Babylon\" with the title of another, better-focused Chazelle film -- \"Whiplash.\"", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "1. A SINGLE MAN (2009)\nFirth played a grieving gay college professor in this sensitive adaptation of Christopher Isherwood's novel.\n2. PRIDE AND PREJUDICE (1995)\nOur man really got himself noticed emerging from a lake with his shirt clinging to his chest in this adaptation of the Jane Austen classic.\n3. BRIDGET JONES'S DIARY (2001)\nColin fought Hugh Grant for the attentions of the voluptuous diarist in a hit British comedy starring Renee Zellweger.\n4. ANOTHER COUNTRY (1984)\nJulian Mitchell's novel made for an involving drama that focused on repressed homosexuality in this much-admired Brit flick, also starring Rupert Everett.\n5. EASY VIRTUE (2008)\nJessica Biel entered into a battle of wits with her new and disapproving mother-inlaw in this spirited comedy in which Firth played a war-ravaged father.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Summary: Earth dying, astronauts searching space for a new home. You will see the Time dilation, wormholes, and love's power. Stunning visuals and an emotional quest.\nSummary: Astronauts were left in space after a terrible disaster. Tense survival, stunning visuals. Sandra Bullock and George Clooney are the stars of the movie.\nSummary: Astronaut gets stuck on Mars. Uses science, stays funny, and never gives up. Matt Damon is the star of this exciting story about not giving up.\nSummary: There's a strange block that makes things change. AI conflicts. This movie by Stanley Kubrick is about space mysteries and exploration.\nSummary: Aliens visit Earth. A clever person, played by Amy Adams, figures out how to talk with them. The movie is about learning new languages, time, and getting along.\nSummary: Real space adventure. Astronauts face problems and help each other. Tom Hanks is the hero. A thrilling mission about teamwork and bravery.\nSummary: Heroes go to the sun and restart it. Scary problems, brave choices. A movie about saving the sun and working together.\nSummary: The spaceship crew fights mean aliens. Exciting battles, time travel. Teamwork and heroes save the day.\nSummary: Alone on the moon, weird things happen. Mystery, surprises. The movie is about a person's strange time on the moon.\nSummary: Heroes in space save the galaxy. Funny and action-packed. Teamwork, friendship, and cool music.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Watch Dating Game Killer\nDating Game Killer is a 2017 biographical crime movie that tells the story of Rodney Alcala, one of America's most notorious serial killers who became known as the Dating Game Killer. Directed by Peter Medak, the movie stars Carrie Preston as Carol Jensen, a mother of one of Alcala's victims, Robert Knepper as Rodney Alcala, and Matt Barr as Detective Jim Hamell.\nThe movie begins in 1978 when Alcala is a contestant on the popular TV show, The Dating Game. He appears as a good-looking bachelor looking for love, but in reality, he is a serial killer who had already started his killing spree. The movie then takes us back to the late 1960s, where Alcala's story begins. We follow him as a young man who always had a passion for photography and women. Alcala would lure young women and girls back to his apartment, where he would rape and murder them ruthlessly.\nDating Game Killer takes us through Alcala's numerous arrests and narrow escapes from the law. Even after several complaints and reported murders, Alcala still managed to walk free due to technicalities or lack of evidence. However, he is finally arrested and prosecuted in 1979, thanks to the diligent work of Detective Jim Hamell, who spent years investigating the case. With the use of modern forensic technology, Hamell was able to connect Alcala to his crimes and finally bring him to justice.\nThroughout the movie, we also see the impact that Alcala's heinous crimes had on the families of the victims. We follow Carol Jensen, whose daughter was one of Alcala's victims, as she takes us through the emotional rollercoaster of the trial and her endeavors to bring her daughter's killer to justice. Additionally, we follow Alcala's family members, who were oblivious to his heinous and inhumane activities.\nDating Game Killer is a well-directed and well-acted movie that captures the dark and twisted nature of Alcala's crimes. Knepper does an excellent job of portraying Alcala's cold and calculating demeanor, which is a testament to his acting skills. Preston, on the other hand, brings an emotional depth to the movie, showcasing the aftermath of Alcala's actions and the pain felt by the families of the victims. Barr's portrayal of Hamell is also spot-on, capturing the dedication and hard work of law enforcement officials in solving heinous crimes.\nThe movie also manages to capture the era in which the events took place, showcasing the fashion, music, and general atmosphere of the late 1960s to early 1980s.\nOverall, Dating Game Killer is an excellent movie that showcases the life and horrific crimes of one of America's most notorious serial killers. It is not for the faint-hearted, as the movie delves deeply into the dark and twisted mind of Rodney Alcala. However, it is a must-watch for true-crime enthusiasts who are fascinated by the workings of the human mind and the lengths some people will go to satisfy their twisted fantasies.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "For some reason this guy keeps asking me if i feel lucky. The results of my last few trips to the casino should convince him that no, I do not.\nDid you know that Clint Eastwood’s first movie role was an uncredited part in the movie Revenge Of The Creature, which was the first episode of Season 8 of Mystery Science Theater 3000?\nMST3K started off their run on the Sci-Fi Channel with the sequal to the classic monstoer movie The Creature From The Black Lagoon. Sadly they could only get the rights to it’s sequal. But thank goodness they did becuase this movie has a real gem. This is the first movie featuring a young Clint Eastwood. From The Pedia That Has A Wonderful Plan For Our Wiki’s...\nRevenge of the Creature marks the screen debut for Clint Eastwood, who appears uncredited as a lab technician named “Jennings” early in the story. He is shown having a discussion with Professor Ferguson, accusing a test subject cat of eating a lab rat, only to find that his character had in fact accidentally put the lab rat in his lab coat pocket.\nI also found a story from Examiner.com detailing Clint’s first scene. Director Jack Arnold wanted the whole scene cut from the movie.\nIn 1955, Clint Eastwood’s first screen role in Revenge of the Creature, the sequel to Creature from the Black Lagoon, almost didn’t happen. Eastwood plays Jennings, a lab technician working on an experiment to try to prove that normally predatory animals who are well fed will not attack. His character thinks the experiment has failed because one of the rats in the cage with a well-fed cat has disappeared, but moments later he finds the missing rat in his lab coat pocket.\nThis first role of Eastwood’s almost didn’t happen since the director Jack Arnold wanted the whole scene cut. Paul Nelson, a renowned folk and rock music critic, conducted interviews with Eastwood which were recovered and published by Kevin Avery in 2011. In Avery’s book, entitled “Conversations With Clint: Paul Nelson’s Lost Interviews with Clint Eastwood 1979-1983,” Eastwood recounts how he was hired to do the scene by producer William Alland. But when Alland took Eastwood to meet Arnold, Arnold said to Alland, “What the hell is this? I told you I don’t want to do that goddamn scene! Who’s this guy?”\nEastwood went on to say that Alland convinced him that Arnold held nothing against Eastwood; Arnold just didn’t want the scene in the film. Alland won the argument and the scene was shot and included in the film. Eastwood said, “It was a hell of a way to start your acting career: walk on a set and you know that the director hates the scene. Therefore you know he hates you.”\nClint would go on to bigger and better things and MST3K would go on for three years on what later became SyFy aka that network that airs dumb shark movies and wrestling. Here is the scene in question.\nThat’s all i got for this week. I hope you all have a wonderful weekend and I will be back next Monday for a new set of fascinating trivia here at Fact Of The Day.\nFact Of The Day is the daily column where RobGronkowski’sPartyBusDriver shares some random tidbit of science fiction, fantasy or horror knowledge. If there is a show or movie you would like to see done, leave a note in the comments below. You can see the full archive of past columns here.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Weekend Box Office Report: ‘Star Wars: The Force Awakens’ Will Surpass ‘Avatar’ in a Day or Two\nIt took Avatar two and half months to become the highest grossing movie of all time. Star Wars: The Force Awakens will surpass its domestic box office gross within the next day or two after less than three weeks in release. The big question now is when J.J. Abrams’ sequel will find its ceiling because as of right now, it’s showing no signs of slowing down.\nWeekend Box Office Report: ‘Star Wars: The Force Awakens’ Broke Box Office Records, Of Course\nStar Wars: The Force Awakens was always going to make enough money to make most blockbusters tremble in fear. That was inevitable. It’s a Star Wars movie. The big question lingering over this opening weekend concerned whether or not it’s surely enormous opening weekend would break the records set by Jurassic World earlier this year. And now, with the early estimates in, we can answer that question: yes and no.\nWeekend Box Office Report: ‘The Good Dinosaur’ and ‘Creed’ Face Off Against ‘Mockingjay’\nOnce families finished feasting on Thanksgiving, they had several options: continue enjoying each other’s company in the privacy of their own home, brave the crowds in search of deals at the retail store of their choice, or nip any potential argument over politics in the bud by heading out to the movies. Option three was apparently a popular one this year, as the overall top 10 for the week was the healthiest it has been in awhile, with The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2 fending off The Good Dinosaur and Creed, which still performed well.\nWeekend Box Office Report: ‘The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2’ Sets the Box Office on Fire\nAs expected, The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2 topped the box office charts this weekend. But like the war in the movie itself, it all feels like something of a hollow victory. That may seem like a weird thing to say about a movie that broke $100 million in its opening weekend, but this is a new low for the series’ box office receipts…and it’s not even close.\nWeekend Box Office Report: ‘Jem and the Holograms’ and the Rest of This Week’s Releases Bomb\nIt was actually a pretty solid weekend at the box office for movies that weren’t brand new. If your movie was playing in its second, third, or even fourth week, you were fine. If your movie was a new release, you were in for a rough couple of days. While the The Martian, Goosebumps, and more showcased impressive legs, a huge batch of other movies faltered this weekend. At least five major releases fell flat on their faces.\nWeekend Box Office Report: ‘Goosebumps,’ ‘Crimson Peak,’ and ‘Bridge of Spies’ Battle It Out\nThe success of Hotel Transylvania 2 proved that family-friendly horror-themed movies stand to make a whole bunch of cash when released in the vicinity of Halloween. Now, Goosebumps is here to ensure that we’ll be getting slightly scary kids’ movies every October for the foreseeable future. The adaptation of the popular book series opened at number one, riding a wave of nostalgia and family appeal to a very strong start, beating out some pretty serious competition.\nThe 10 Best Horror Movies Currently Streaming on Netflix Instant\nIt’s October and you know what means — it’s time to dust off the horror genre and spend a few weeks screaming at your television. Since actually getting off your couch and actually getting a movie off the shelf is too much effort, we’ve gone ahead and done all of the hard work for you. Here are the 10 best horror movies currently streaming on Netflix Instant. From bonafide classics to newer discoveries, these movies have a little something for everyone.\nWeekend Box Office Report: ‘Pan’ Fails to Take Flight While ‘The Martian’ Soars Again\nPan has had disaster written all over it for the better part of a year now, so it’s not surprising that Joe Wright’s Peter Pan origin story stumbled in its opening weekend. However, no one was prepared for it to stumble as badly as it did as it ran face-first into The Martian and Hotel Transylvania 2.\nWeekend Box Office Report: ‘The Martian’ Launches Into First Place\nGood reviews and a phenomenal marketing campaign did their job this weekend. No number of foot-in-mouth moments from Matt Damon could harm the opening weekend of The Martian, which opened in the number one spot at the box office. After a surprisingly robust September, this is another sign that we may very looking at one of the bigger fall movie seasons in quite some time.\nWeekend Box Office Report: ‘Hotel Transylvania 2’ Shuts Down ‘The Intern’\nThere hasn’t been a proper family film in theaters since Minions opened in July, so it’s not surprising at all that Hotel Transylvania 2 cleaned up at the box office this weekend. Still, we didn’t imagine it cleaning up this well. This is the kind of opening weekend that guarantees us a Hotel Transylvania 3, for better or worse.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Obviously this weekend, all over the country, it’s all about The Dark Knight. Many call it the best comic book movie ever. While it is incredibly good, I won’t go that far (see below). Like I said in my quasi-review, I love the movie, but there’s something that holds me back from rating it the greatest ever. So without further ado…here’s my top 10 list:\n1. Batman Begins. It’s simply brilliant. It tells the story of how Bruce Wayne became Batman 100% accurately and has a stunningly great cast. It shows how this is a man who is constantly racked with guilt, fear, and anger and how he’ll never truly be whole. LOVE IT.\n2. Iron Man. Certainly the best of the Marvel films, and again, it’s simply brilliant. Robert Downey, Jr. owned the role of Tony Stark. Again, it tells his back story accurately and the cast is just stunning. Like with Batman Begins, it’s directed by a person who understands the character and what the movie needed to be. Fantastic film. Close second, and I mean CLOSE.\n3. The Dark Knight. Extremely good, especially the way they handled the Joker. Brilliant cast, great writing, but like I said, there’s just something about that holds me back from naming it better than it’s predecessor. I might change my tune after a few months go by and the DVD comes out. We’ll see.\n4. Superman the movie. The original starring Christopher Reeve. It’s the part he was born to play. He nailed the character like no other actors has ever done. He changed his voice, mannerisms, and body language when he switched between Clark Kent and Superman. What most people don’t understand is that the glasses aren’t the only thing hiding his identity, he creates an entirely different person when he’s Clark. On top of that, the movie was made in 1976 and as it promised, it made you believe a man could fly. For 1976, the special effects are great and I think the movie still holds up aside from the fashion and old cars. My only complaint is that Lex Luthor is essentially the comic relief. He’s supposed to be cold, cunning, power obsessed, and evil. They just didn’t write the character correctly. Other than that, great flick.\n5. Batman. From 1989 starring Michael Keaton and Jack Nicholson. Keaton was great as Batman and Jack was amazing as the Joker. It’s a great movie but I don’t like how they portrayed Commissioner Gordon and I hated Robert Wuhl’s character. I don’t know where that reporter came from and I don’t know why they picked Wuhl who tends to be annoying at best. Also Prince doing the soundtrack. I like Prince, but he and Batman don’t really go together. Other than that, they did a great job.\n6. X-Men. I actually don’t know which I like better between all three movies, so I’ll just go with the original for the first appearance on the list. Good casting, good story, great special effects. I didn’t like some of the writing (“you know what happens to a toad that’s hit by lighting? The same as everything else”…that’s just awful), the way they underused Sabertooth, and Halle Berry’s attempt an African accent.\n7. X-2. Like I said, I like the three pretty equally, so they should probably all be grouped together on the list. Liked what they did here with Nightcrawler and the first appearance of Colossus. Lady Deathstrike was a nice touch too.\n8. X-Men The Last Stand. Or X-Men 3 if you prefer. A lot of people pan this movie, but I liked it. Some shocking deaths, Kelsey Grammar as Beast was great and they had a good old fashioned knock down, drag out fight at the end of the movie. I have few complaints.\n9. Daredevil. Another movie that a lot of people pan, but I think was really well done. Jennifer Garner’s a little stiff in it in terms of her performance, but I liked Affleck as Matt Murdock/Daredevil. Some good casting and a story that was basically taken word for word, scene for scene from one of the comic book’s story arcs. I think people really underrate it.\n10. The Punisher. I mean the one starring Thomas Jane. I liked the movie a lot because they did a nice job of making it pretty gritty. I really like the inclusion of the Russian (even if it is brief). Better movie than people think.\nYes, I left the Spider Man movies off. I hate them. With the exception of the villains in the first and second movies, they’re complete wastes. 3 was awful. I haven’t seen the newest Hulk movie, mostly because the first one was so terrible I’m afraid of this one. I left Superman 2 off because the one that most of us have seen gets a little too weird for me at times. The giant celephane “S” logo that he throws at the Kryptonian criminals? When Zod and his band of thugs shoot some weird ray out of their fingers? WTF? The Richard Donner cut is much better I think, but still a little bit on the odd side for me. Superman Returns really disappointed me.\nSo that’s my list. I might revisit it in a few months or maybe I’ll wait for Iron Man 2, Captain America, Thor, The Avengers, and Watchmen. After those movies the list could be completely different. We’ll see.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Aditya Roy Kapur and Shraddha Kapoor starrer ‘Ok Jaanu’ shoot is completed. The film is a remake of Mani Ratnam’s Tamil film ‘Ok Kanmani’. This is the second time Aditya-Shraddha will be romancing after Aashiqui 2.\nShraddha took to Twitter and shared the news, saying: ‘And it’s a film wrap on #OkJaanu! What an awesome team and such a memorable time!!! Will miss too much. #ShaadAli #AdityaRoyKapur’\nOk Jaanu’s trailer is expected somewhere in next week as the film will be released on 13th January, 2017. It is directed by Shaad Ali.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "LA Times: On paper, the odd-couple pairing of Oscar winners Helen Mirren and Joe Pesci placed in the hands of accomplished director — and Mirren's husband — Taylor Hackford can't help but pique interest. Add an inspired-by-true-events, disco-era story involving sex, passion, crime and politics, slap on the juicy title \"Love Ranch\" and things sound even more surefire.\nOur Season is a South Korean fantasy drama film set to release in theatres this December. Read all about the movie's release date, cast and more here.\nRead our My Man is Cupid Episode 3 Preview to know whether Sang-hyuk will find who Baek-ryun really is.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Champ of the Camp\nAfter a sensational world premiere at DIFF, the film opens in cinemas across the UAE on January 30!\nFollowing the sensational world premiere at the Dubai International Film Festival in December, “Champ of the Camp” has secured theatrical release in cinemas across the UAE on January 30!\nPlease help us spread the word. It is extremely rare for films like this to get into theaters here. Please show your enthusiasm for independent films and for the message of respect and appreciation for the men behind the towers of our amazing country.\nCinema listings are\nGRAND CINEPLEX – Wafi\nGRAND MEGAPLEX – Ibn Battuta\nVOX CINEMAS-DCC- Deira City Center\nAbu Dhabi: NATIONAL CINEMA (at Najda (6th) & Zayed the First (7th) streets, 06711700\nSharjah: STAR CINEPLEX\nFujairah: GRAND DANA\nAl Ain: GRAND BAWADI\nInternational Labor Organisation\nVeritas Films director, Mahmoud Kaabour, invited to address the ILO\nFounder and Managing Director of Veritas Films, Mahmoud Kaabour, was invited to give the keynote speech at a recent gathering of media and labor experts hosted jointly by the International Labor Organisation and the Institut Panos Europe. The theme of the event was “Looking for creative narratives around labor migration in the middle-east.” The conference, held under the patronage of the Jordanian Ministry of Labor, brought together participants from Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Bahrain, Jordan, Egypt, India, Nepal, Pakistan, Bangladesh, the United Arab Emirates and Ethiopia.\nCHAMP OF THE CAMP\nFirst-ever documentary from the labor camps of Dubai drew a crowd of 1,200+ and a standing ovation for our stars in attendance, the laborers.\nOn Sat Dec 7th, \"Champ of the Camp\" was shown at the 10th Dubai International Film Festival in one of the largest documentary premieres in recent history. 1,200+ people saw the narratives of the labor camps play out against the backdrop of Burj Khalifa, in a night of symbolic reconciliation between the larger public and the marginalized labor community. The press has been raving ever since. A positive change has started here. We thank everyone who supported our efforts and made this night happen!Read reviews of the film in Variety and The Hollywood Reporter. Selected additional press coverage of the world premiere: BBC Outlook, The National, Screen Daily, Gulf News, The Guardian.\nWatch the trailer:\nIn its world premiere, “Kismet” was nominated and short-listed for the IDFA Best Mid-Length Documentary Award 2013.\n\"Kismet,\" the analytical documentary about the soft power exercised by Turkish soap operas, had a strong world premiere at the International Documentary Festival of Amsterdam in November 2013. It competed and made the short-list in IDFA’sBest Mid-Length Documentary category.\nVeritas Films co-produced the film in its UAE section which features scenes and characters in Abu Dhabi and Ras al Khaimah. The film is directed by Nina-Maria Paschalidou and produced by Forest Troop and Anemon Productions, in co-production with Al Jazeera and ARTE, in association with SVT, Knowledge Network, YLE, RTS, Channel 8, BTV, MRT and CYBC and with the support of the Media Programme of the EU, the Croatian and Bulgarian Film Centres.\nWatch the trailer here.\nRead about the film and\nVeritas Films’ role in this article in The National.\nDFI's Doc Tutorials\nVeritas featured in DFI documentary tutorials\nCreative Director Mahmoud Kaabour and Business Director Eva Sayre were each featured in the Doha Film Institute’s latest informational web tutorials on documentary editing and distribution.\nWatch the videos at distribution and editing.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "|David Otunga in \"The Call\"\nPhoto by WWE Studios\n@chadsmart & @my123cents on Twitter\nBased on events over the past couple of weeks, The Miz and Wade Barrett are feuding over which WWE Superstar is in the better movie or which one is the better actor. Or maybe they’re feuding over what is the better movie snack. For those that aren’t aware, The Miz is the lead actor in the latest WWE Films direct to DVD movie The Marine 3. Wade Barrett plays Henchman #4 in the theatrical release Dead Man Down starring Colin Farrell and Terrance Howard. Neither man should really be crowning himself the next Dwayne Johnson based on these projects.\n|Wade Barrett & The Miz argue\nPhoto courtesy: WWE\nI have not seen any of the Marine movies so I can’t really comment on The Miz’s performance. Though, I will say, bragging about being a star in a movie that may already be in the discount bin at Wal-Mart isn’t saying much. I did see Dead Man Down and thought it was good, but too slow paced. The big shocker though is that the newest addition to the WWE Films library is also one of their best.\nThe Call, starring Halle Berry opened this past weekend and placed number 2 at the box office with an estimated $18 million. While the previews had me thinking this would be an uninspired paint by numbers action movie, it turned out to be a pretty tense thriller. The bigger surprise was the actor playing the partner of the main cop, who knew David Otunga was a good actor? I initially didn’t recognize him because he wasn’t wearing a bowtie or holding a thermos of coffee.\n|Otunga serves as backup\nPhoto courtesy: WWE Studios\nNow don’t start thinking Otunga stole the movie, as his role was only slightly bigger than Wade Barrett’s role in Dead Man Down. Even so, if there’s going to be a feud over who’s the better C-level actor in WWE today, then David Otunga should come out on RAW tonight and demand an Intercontinental title shot at Wrestlemania.\nThere have been some feuds started over odd happenings (Edge/Booker T. fought over a Japanese shampoo commercial, Chris Jericho/Kane fought after Jericho spilled coffee on Kane) but I think feuding over who is the better actor in a movie few people know about and less people saw has to be up there with some of the flimsiest reasons to fight.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Most Popular Titles With Ann Dowd\n- Job Types\n- Movies or TV\n- IMDb Rating\n- Instant Watch Options\n- In Theaters\n- On TV\n- Release Year\n1. Captain Fantastic (2016)\nR | 118 min | Comedy, Drama, Romance\nIn the forests of the Pacific Northwest, a father devoted to raising his six kids with a rigorous physical and intellectual education is forced to leave his paradise and enter the world, challenging his idea of what it means to be a parent.\nVotes: 1,486 | Gross: $0.42M\n2. House (2004–2012)\nTV-14 | 44 min | Drama, Mystery\nAn antisocial maverick doctor who specializes in diagnostic medicine does whatever it takes to solve puzzling cases that come his way using his crack team of doctors and his wits.\n5. The X-Files (1993– )\nTV-14 | 45 min | Drama, Mystery, Sci-Fi\nTwo FBI agents, Fox Mulder the believer and Dana Scully the skeptic, investigate the strange and unexplained while hidden forces work to impede their efforts.\n6. Law & Order (1990–2010)\nTV-14 | 45 min | Crime, Drama, Mystery\nThe show follows a crime, usually adapted from current headlines, from two separate vantage points. The first half of the show concentrates on the investigation of the crime by the police, the second half follows the prosecution of the crime in court.\n8. The Leftovers (2014– )\nTV-MA | 60 min | Drama, Fantasy, Mystery\nThree years after the simultaneous disappearance of 2% of the global population, a group of people from Mapleton, New York struggle to continue their lives while they cope with loss and the tragedy of the unexplained nature of the event.\n11. The Drop (2014)\nR | 106 min | Crime, Drama, Mystery\nBob Saginowski finds himself at the center of a robbery gone awry and entwined in an investigation that digs deep into the neighborhood's past where friends, families, and foes all work together to make a living - no matter the cost.\nVotes: 105,548 | Gross: $10.72M\n13. Philadelphia (1993)\nPG-13 | 125 min | Drama\nWhen a man with AIDS is fired by his law firm because of his condition, he hires a homophobic small time lawyer as the only willing advocate for a wrongful dismissal suit.\nVotes: 178,351 | Gross: $77.32M\n16. Our Brand Is Crisis (2015)\nR | 107 min | Comedy, Drama\nA battle-hardened American political consultant is sent to help re-elect a controversial president in Bolivia, where she must compete with a long-term rival working for another candidate.\nVotes: 11,032 | Gross: $7.00M\n18. St. Vincent (2014)\nPG-13 | 102 min | Comedy, Drama\nA young boy whose parents have just divorced finds an unlikely friend and mentor in the misanthropic, bawdy, hedonistic war veteran who lives next door.\nVotes: 72,291 | Gross: $44.13M\n23. The Art of Getting By (2011)\nPG-13 | 83 min | Drama, Romance\nGeorge, a lonely and fatalistic teen who has made it all the way to his senior year without ever having done a real day of work, is befriended by Sally, a popular but complicated girl who recognizes in him a kindred spirit.\nVotes: 45,107 | Gross: $1.43M\n24. Wildlike (2014)\n104 min | Adventure, Drama, Thriller\nAfter conditions in her new home become unbearable, a teenage girl runs away and befriends an older man preparing for a hike through the Alaskan wilderness.\n25. The Informant! (2009)\nR | 108 min | Comedy, Crime, Drama\nThe U.S. government decides to go after an agro-business giant with a price-fixing accusation, based on the evidence submitted by their star witness, vice president-turned-informant Mark Whitacre.\nVotes: 52,749 | Gross: $33.31M\n33. The Forgotten (2004)\nPG-13 | 91 min | Drama, Horror, Mystery\nAfter being told that their children never existed, a man and woman soon discover there is a much bigger enemy at work.\nVotes: 57,439 | Gross: $66.64M\n34. Compliance (2012)\nR | 90 min | Biography, Crime, Drama\nA normal Friday service at a fast food restaurant becomes interrupted by a police officer who claims an employee stole from a customer, but something more sinister is going on.\nVotes: 24,588 | Gross: $0.32M\n35. Judging Amy (1999–2005)\n60 min | Drama\nA family drama focused on three generations of women living together in Hartford, Connecticut. Amy Brenneman plays Amy Gray, who left New York City behind and now works as a family court ... See full summary »\n36. Gimme Shelter (2013)\nPG-13 | 101 min | Drama\nA pregnant teenager flees her abusive mother in search of her father, only to be rejected by her stepmother and forced to survive on the streets until a compassionate stranger offers a hopeful alternative.\nVotes: 6,417 | Gross: $1.36M\n38. The Notorious Bettie Page (2005)\nR | 91 min | Biography, Drama\nThe life of Bettie Page, a 1950s pin-up model and one of the first sex icons in America, who became the target of a Senate investigation due to her risqué bondage photos.\nVotes: 8,957 | Gross: $1.41M\n39. Lorenzo's Oil (1992)\nPG-13 | 129 min | Drama\nA boy develops a disease so rare that nobody is working on a cure, so his father decides to learn all about it and tackle the problem himself.\nVotes: 16,363 | Gross: $7.29M\n42. Taking Chance (2009 TV Movie)\n77 min | Drama, War\nBased on real-life events, Lt. Col. Michael Strobl, a volunteer military escort officer, accompanies the body of 19-year-old Marine Chance Phelps back to his hometown of Dubois, Wyoming.\n44. Oppenheimer Strategies (2017)\nDrama, Thriller | Post-production\nNorman Oppenheimer is a small time operator who befriends a young politician at a low point in his life. Three years later, when the politician becomes an influential world leader, Norman's life dramatically changes for better and worse.\n45. Providence (1999–2002)\n60 min | Drama\nDr. Sydney Hansen, a successful plastic surgeon in Hollywood, California, quits her private practice and returns to her hometown in Providence, Rhode Island after the sudden death of her ... See full summary »\n47. Law & Order: Trial by Jury (2005–2006)\nTV-14 | 60 min | Crime, Drama, Mystery\nThe series shows the workings of the judicial system, beginning with the arraignment and continuing through the lawyers process of building a case, investigating leads and preparing witnesses and defendants for trial.\n48. The Days and Nights of Molly Dodd (1987–1991)\n30 min | Comedy, Drama, Romance\nMolly Dodd was a mid-30s, divorced woman living in New York and facing the comedy and drama of a widely changing career, difficulties of apartment living, love life and its consequences, and so on.\n49. Bushwhacked (1995)\nPG-13 | 90 min | Adventure, Comedy, Crime\nOn the run from authorities, a sleazy courier poses as a scout leader on a camping trip. But he has no idea what he's in for when he has to lead a group of kids.\nVotes: 4,484 | Gross: $7.45M", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Attic Expeditions 2004 Horror Movie Review\nHorror movies Review\nThis movie carries on the Jeffery Combs as a mad bad Doctor idea..from some of his other movies…supernatural happenings and hidden agendas galore.Seth Green is entertaining and creepy good in this movie.It is full of action and twists and turns…but always comes back into view…It has a haunted house ,drug experimentation and unexpected violence…throw in a little sex..there it is..\nJust plain old mindbending fun…Check it out..\nCool Posts From Around the Web:\nLatest on Attic Expeditions\nA Haunted House movie poster spoof for demon possessed The Last Exorcism is freaking awesome and another must see movie poster. Marlon Wayans is contorted up in the corner of The Last Exorcisms’ iconic movie poster. His face is showing that in-your-face crazy funny Marlon face that we all laugh…\nRobert J. Massetti and Jason Daly‘s upcoming creature film Creepy Crawly looks really creepy. Leaves a lot to the imagination but I really want to see this creature now. Cast in Creepy Crawly is Cyndi Crotts, Scott Tepperman and Shawn Copenhaver.\nSkybound, founded by Robert Kirkman with the focus on allowing creator owned comics to be released. Witch Doctor: Malpractice will be released to the public this upcoming November 28, 2012. Written by Brandon Seifert and features illustrations by Lukas Ketner.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Official : ‘ Vennila Kabaddi Kuzhu 2 ‘ movie Latest First Look Teaser – Vikranth | Soori\nVennela Kabadik Kuzhu 2 movie first look teaser is released yesterday evening in social media like Youtube. which is directed by Selvasekaran ( Suseenthiran former Assistant director)\nThe movie has actor Vikranth and Arthana Binu in the lead . The movie has also stars Soori, Kishore, Appukutty, Pasupathy. Suseenthiran has penned the story for this movie, which is produced by A. Poongavanam and N. Anand. Anal Arasu taking care of the stunts.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Tarzan Film telyes film, Tarzan Film online film magyarul, Tarzan Film teljes film magyarul indavideo, Tarzan Film teljes film magyarul videa.\nTarzan Goes to IndiaTarzan Goes to India 01 July 1962\nSummoned by an Indian princess, Tarzan travels to India where hundreds of wild elephants are in danger. A company is building a hydroelectric dam and the contractors have only a few weeks to finish the job. The building of the dam will flood the valley surrounded by mountains. There is one pass through which the elephant herd can escape but that is being closed. Tarzan comes up against an old nemesis, Bryce, the chief engineer. Bryce undertook a similar dam project in Africa and had a penchant for shooting elephants. It's up to Tarzan to organize the move before Bryce manages to close the pass.\nThe Legend of TarzanThe Legend of Tarzan 29 June 2016\nTarzan, having acclimated to life in London, is called back to his former home in the jungle to investigate the activities at a mining encampment.\nTarzanTarzan 17 October 2013\nOne of the most classic and revered stories of all time, Edgar Rice Burroughs' Tarzan returns to the big screen for a new generation. Tarzan and Jane face a mercenary army dispatched by the evil CEO of Greystoke Energies, a man who took over the company from Tarzan's parents, after they died in a plane crash in the African jungle.\nGreystoke: The Legend of Tarzan, Lord of the ApesGreystoke: The Legend of Tarzan, Lord of the Apes 30 March 1984\nA shipping disaster in the 19th Century has stranded a man and woman in the wilds of Africa. The lady is pregnant, and gives birth to a son in their tree house. Soon after, a family of apes stumble across the house and in the ensuing panic, both parents are killed. A female ape takes the tiny boy as a replacement for her own dead infant, and raises him as her son. Twenty years later, Captain Phillippe D'Arnot discovers the man who thinks he is an ape. Evidence in the tree house leads him to believe that he is the direct descendant of the Earl of Greystoke, and thus takes it upon himself to return the man to civilization.\nTarzanTarzan 18 June 1999\nTarzan was a small orphan who was raised by an ape named Kala since he was a child. He believed that this was his family, but on an expedition Jane Porter is rescued by Tarzan. He then finds out that he's human. Now Tarzan must make the decision as to which family he should belong to...\nInsideInside 12 October 2002\nA teenage inmate's boxing skills land him in the middle of a turf war within prison walls.\nMowgli: Legend of the JungleMowgli: Legend of the Jungle 25 November 2018\nA human child raised by wolves, must face off against a menacing tiger named Shere Khan, as well as his own origins.\nGhosts Can't Do ItGhosts Can't Do It 01 January 1989\nElderly Scott kills himself after a heart attack wrecks his body, but then comes back as a ghost and convinces his loving young hot wife Kate to pick and kill a young man in order for Scott to possess his body and be with her again.\nAssassin's CreedAssassin's Creed 21 December 2016\nThrough unlocked genetic memories that allow him to relive the adventures of his ancestor in 15th century Spain, Callum Lynch discovers he's a descendant of the secret 'Assassins' society. After gaining incredible knowledge and skills, he is now poised to take on the oppressive Knights Templar in the present day.\nKing of the DancehallKing of the Dancehall 02 August 2017\nNick Cannon directs and stars in this high-energy musical about a young man from Brooklyn who gets caught up in the vibrant Kingston music scene during a visit to Jamaica.\nMeteorMeteor 19 October 1979\nAfter a collision with a comet, a nearly 8km wide piece of the asteroid \"Orpheus\" is heading towards Earth. If it will hit it will cause a incredible catastrophe which will probably extinguish mankind. To stop the meteor NASA wants to use the illegal nuclear weapon satellite \"Hercules\" but discovers soon that it doesn't have enough fire power. Their only chance to save the world is to join forces with the USSR who have also launched such an illegal satellite. But will both governments agree?\nHochelagaHochelaga 01 September 2000\nAfter an unpleasant run-in with a group of bikers, a young convenience store robber (Marc) gets approached by the same bikers to help out with a picnic. After the picnic, seeing he has guts, the bikers propose him for membership. As the story unfolds, Marc winds up questioning his own morality and wondering whether he's going down the wrong path. The biggest problem, however, is that one of his friends got him into trouble, and he has little time to fix it...\nMalenaMalena 27 October 2000\nOn the day in 1940 that Italy enters the war, two things happen to the 12-year-old Renato: he gets his first bike, and he gets his first look at Malèna. She is a beautiful, silent outsider who's moved to this Sicilian town to be with her husband, Nico. He promptly goes off to war, leaving her to the lustful eyes of the men and the sharp tongues of the women. During the next few years, as Renato grows toward manhood, he watches Malèna suffer and prove her mettle. He sees her loneliness, then grief when Nico is reported dead, the effects of slander on her relationship with her father, her poverty and search for work, and final humiliations. Will Renato learn courage from Malèna and stand up for her?", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Turn autoplay off\nTurn autoplay on\nPlease activate cookies in order to turn autoplay off\nThis content has been removed as our copyright has expired.\nYour IP address will be logged\nTerminator resurrection confirmed\nTerminator 5 set to be the first movie in a brand new trilogy\nWith three more instalments in the works, it's the sci-fi franchise that keeps coming back – but will Arnold Schwarzenegger be along for the ride?\nTerminator 5: how to reanimate the ailing sci-fi franchise\nArnold Schwarzenegger says he will be back in Terminator and other sequels\nTerminator Genisys review – a karaoke rehash\nBilled as a return to the spirit of James Cameron’s original films, this reboot lacks smartness and wit\nTerminator: Genisys review – Arnie's back, in a cynical franchisebot\nComet review – phoney-baloney sci-fi indie romcom\nSelf/Less review: clue/less as soul of Ben Kingsley is put in Ryan Reynolds's body\nPolish Cinema Classics – review", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Posted in India, Russia, Turkey, USA, tagged 3 Dev Adam, Blockbuster, Bollywood, Guardians, Hollywood, Koi... Mil Gaya, Kriish 4, Krrish, Russian cinema, Spider Man, Superhero, The Avengers on January 25, 2017|\nLeave a Comment »\nIt’s difficult to avoid the influence of superheroes at the cinema today. The blockbuster comic book movies have become staples of not only the American box office, but international theatres as well. Despite the overwhelming visibility of comic book titans like Marvel and DC, many countries have put their own spin on the superhero movie. These are a few of the heroes that have had a lasting impact on the genre or are about to make their own splash.\nRussia is not one to be slept on when it comes to film. When they finally decided to try their hand at superheroes, the results did not disappoint. Guardians features a gigantic, musclebound, shirtless man with the head of a bear that fires a gatling gun—and makes American superhero films look positively tame by comparison. The movie focuses on a team of Soviet superheroes made during the Cold War who represent the different nationalities of the former USSR. And it manages to tap into the rich culture of the nation while besting the Americans at their own game for superhero spectacle. A recent trailer has the movie looking better than ever and it’s hard not to be excited for this level of cinematic extravagance. It’s officially being released on February 23, 2017 and promises to become an immediate cult hit, proving there’s more to superheroes than The Avengers.\n3 Dev Adam\nSpider-Man might be an American hero by origin but his popularity has spawned more than a few imitators throughout the world. Notable among these is the 1973 Turkish action movie, 3 Dev Adam, where Spider-Man is actually the bad guy and fights against Captain America and legendary Mexican luchador, El Santo. Other notable foreign takes on the beloved wall-crawler include the Japanese Spider-Man show where the hero is given his own giant robot and would go on to influence the show that would eventually become Power Rangers. The heroes from Marvel comics are famous worldwide and have long been ripe for licensing through various media, as evidenced through the varying Marvel titles detailed online that are available at popular casino sites. Comic book heroes are frequently used in games like this throughout the world, which only speaks to their incredible appeal. The fan-favourite continues to delight fans\nin international markets and his upcoming film, Spider-Man: Homecoming, is sure to be another success.\nOf course Bollywood was eventually going to offer its own take on the superhero genre with its trademark flair—but it’s also amazing. The franchise has become the second-highest grossing film series in Bollywood (no small feat) with a fourth film set to come out in 2018. The series began with Koi…Mil Gaya in 2003 before going on to become the incredible franchise it is today. 2013’s Krrish 3 was praised for its spectacular visual effects and broke many box office records upon its release. Those records will likely be shattered upon the release of Krrish 4 as the series manages to combine the song and dance staples of Bollywood with the visual explosiveness of American superhero movies.\nThese are only a few of the heroes that have helped to showcase the international influence of superhero cinema, but there are many other countries that have offered their own unique spin on the genre. There’s far more to the genre than just what hits the American box office, and the trend of more films like this sprouting up around the world is likely to continue.\nRead Full Post »\nPosted in India, tagged Bajirao Mastani, Battle, Bollywood, Deepika Padukone, Devdas, director, Filmmaker, Goliyon Ki Raasleela Ram-Leela, Kashibai, Love, Mastani, Peshwa Baji Rao, Priyanka Chopra, Ranveer Singh, Romance, Saloni Dhatrak, Sanjay Leela Bhansali, Sriram Iyengar, Sudeep Chatterjee, Sujeet Sawant, Sumptuous, war on November 29, 2015|\nLeave a Comment »\nLate in the day it may be, but one of the most visually sumptuous films to arrive in 2015 is surely Bajirao Mastani, by legendary Bollywood director Sanjay Leela Bhansali (Devdas, Goliyon Ki Raasleela Ram-Leela.)\nThe film features stunning visual work by Cinematographer Sudeep Chatterjee and three Production Designers: Saloni Dhatrak, Sriram Iyengar and Sujeet Sawant. It certainly looks like a herculean cinematic effort and is expected to break box office records this Christmas.\nSet in Mughal India and based on the true story of Peshwa Baji Rao (Ranveer Singh), one of India’s greatest warriors, the film follows the fortunes of the ‘Warrior Prince’, his first wife Kashibai (Priyanka Chopra) and the love of his life, his second wife Mastani (Deepika Padukone).\nFor a look at the film, check out the trailer below:\nAnd for more see the song Deewani Mastani:\nRead Full Post »\nPosted in USA, tagged Armie Hammer, Bollywood, evil queen, Julia Roberts, Lilly Collins, Mirror Mirror, Snow White, Tarsem, Tarsem Singh on April 9, 2012|\nLeave a Comment »\nFew contemporary directors walk the line between the sublime and the ridiculous as closely as Tarsem. Mirror Mirror sees the artsy Indian director, whose previous credits include The Cell, The Fall and Immortals tackle the potent but unsettling fairy tale Snow White (which tells the story of a young princess, cast out by her vein stepmother only to be saved by a group of dwarfs and the prince she loves) with a campy sarcastic comedic style; a welcome approach given the story’s old fashioned subtext, hinging on the value of pale skinned youthfulness.\nCombining laughs with Tarsem’s meticulous surrealistic aesthetic might seem a little odd, but it works surprisingly well. However, the film gets off to a something of an uneasy start with the narration by the evil Queen (Julia Roberts). Tarsem plays with the idea of whose story Mirror Mirror actually is, the Queen’s or Snow White’s (Lilly Collins). The Queen insists the story belongs to her, but we all know it is Snow White’s – this gives us a feeling akin to starting off on the wrong foot.\nAs soon as the Snow White character is established though Tarsem gets the storytelling on track. Lilly Collins, for what its worth, is charming as Snow White and refreshingly she doesn’t possess a sickly facade of innocence – this bolsters the film’s self-knowing irony. Collins also plays counterpoint to Roberts’ vein and frankly annoying Queen, giving the dynamic an essential sense of balance.\nIn line with his tongue in cheek interpretation Tarsem turns the ‘prince saves the princess’ cliche upside down; Collins’ Snow White becomes the motivating hero of the story, saving Prince Alcott (Armie Hammer). This is a significant choice as it undermines Snow White’s beatific innocence and makes her a much more robust female lead. This creates substantial laughs for the female section of the audience, at Armie Hammer’s expense.\nDespite its sardonic modern wit Tarsem’s take on Snow White still leaves us feeling slightly uneasy, as we remember that the story’s ultimate horror is to become anything but youthful and pale skinned. It is strange to see that the film doesn’t tackle the plot conclusion with ridicule, while the majority of the film is gladly tongue in cheek. With this said the film does end on a slightly bizarre and unexpected high with a fun Bollywood-style credit sequence – a unmistakable nod to Tarsem’s Indian contemporaries.\nFeeling like a mashup of slapstick comedy, Bollywood excess and surrealist pastiche Mirror Mirror is a film that just about comes together stylistically. However, in its treatment of the Brothers Grimm’s irrefutably dark story it would have still benefited from a more acidic kind of wit. It will be interesting to see how this film compares to Snow White and the Huntsman, Rupert Sanders’ darker cinematic take on the same story, due for release in the summer.\nRead Full Post »", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "This is my second year participating in the Rule, Britannia Blogathon. In 2020, I reviewed the 2002 adaptation of Nicholas Nickleby, a movie I ended up liking so much, I now want to read the source material. For the 8th annual event, I chose to write about another film from the 2000s; 2005’s Kingdom of Heaven. This is a movie I have heard about, but never got around to seeing. Until this blogathon, it had sat on my DVR for three years. Since the movie stars Orlando Bloom, a British actor, the Rule, Britannia Blogathon seemed like the perfect opportunity to finally check the film out. One of the few things I knew about this movie was that it had something to do with the Crusades. This is a time period I know very little about. However, this didn’t stop me from giving the film a fair chance. What did I think of this 2005 title? Keep reading if you want to find out!\nThings I liked about the film:\nThe acting: As I said in the introduction, Orlando Bloom’s involvement in this project is one of the reasons why I chose to review Kingdom of Heaven. Prior to watching the film, I had seen the Pirates of the Caribbean trilogy, where Orlando consistently portrayed Will Turner. While the character of Balian is similar to Will, each role is distinct. To an extent, Orlando’s performance in Kingdom of Heaven reminded me of Vincent Perez’s portrayal of Yanko from Swept from the Sea. While Balian is a masculine character, he also displayed a gentle charm. A good example is when Balian arrives in Jerusalem. He gives his prize horse to the servant of his opponent. When the servant asks why Balian would make this decision, Balian replies how he doesn’t want the horse to suffer.\nIn Kingdom of Heaven, Eva Green portrayed a queen named Sibylla. Despite appearing in the movie for a limited amount of time, I did enjoy watching her performance! I noticed how fluid Eva’s emotions were. This allowed her to adapt to any situation her character faced. It also helps that she was able to excel, acting wise, alongside her co-stars. Another character I wish appeared in the film more was King Baldwin IV. Portrayed by Edward Norton, this character was a leper. Therefore, he was completely covered and wore a mask. Edward’s use of body movement and expressive eyes make up for the lack of facial expressions. His approach to his role made King Baldwin IV a compelling character to watch!\nThe scenery: “Sword and sandal” movies are known for featuring breath-taking scenery. Kingdom of Heaven also brings beautiful scenery to the table, showcasing desert, oceanic, and forest landscapes. Toward the beginning of the movie, Balian resided in the French countryside. This area was surrounded by deep green forestry, the ground and trees lightly covered in snow. As Balian travels to Messina, the city is met with a clear, blue ocean. The hue of the water beautifully complimented the warm sandstone of the nearby buildings. While Jerusalem is in the middle of a desert, palm trees brought a pop of color to the environment. These plants helped make Jerusalem appear as an oasis.\nThe historical accuracy: I’m not familiar with this particular period in history. But based on the limited information I do know, the movie appeared to be historically accurate. Throughout the film, knight’s armor could be seen. Helmets, swords, and other related gear adopted an older style. Some of the swords boasted jewels, with Balian’s sword displaying a giant ruby. Even the attack towers from one of the film’s battles looked as if it came directly from the time of the Crusades. As I’ve said about other period films, details like the ones I mentioned show how much the creative team cared about the presentation of their project!\nWhat I didn’t like about film:\nSibylla’s unclear motives: During Balian’s time in Jerusalem, Sibylla becomes romantically interested in him. But she’s already married, a fact that Balian himself is aware of. Balian’s reason for going to Jerusalem was to seek forgiveness for his and his deceased wife’s sins. After meeting Sibylla, he, more often than not, doesn’t object to Sibylla’s romantic interest for him. I was left confused on what her motives were for wanting to be with Balian. At times, I wondered if Sibylla’s situation was similar to Rose’s from Titanic, simply stuck in a loveless relationship and desperately looking for a way out. Other times, I thought Sibylla was attempting to seduce Balian toward sin. I wish these motives were clarified in the script.\nA limited incorporation of religion/faith: Because Kingdom of Heaven takes place around the time of the Crusades, I was expecting religion/faith to be one of the cornerstones of this story. While the topic is included in the film, its incorporation is very limited. Before watching this movie, I thought the story was going to be similar to 1959’s Ben-Hur, with the protagonist trying to live his life as a man of the people and of faith. But we never get to see Balian’s internal struggle with these responsibilities. Instead, the audience sees Balian resolve smaller non-religious conflicts which lead to a much bigger conflict. Even though people can be seen praying, there is more to religion/faith than prayer. The script relied more on who would rule Jerusalem than how religion/faith played a role within that world.\nA more episodic story: When it comes to “sword and sandal” movies, there is usually an overarching conflict the characters work to resolve over the course of the story. But in Kingdom of Heaven, most of the story is episodic. As I said earlier, Balian wants to go to Jerusalem to seek forgiveness for his and his deceased wife’s sins. Once he has achieved his goal, he moves on to another conflict that is resolved within a short amount of time. This is how the story plays out for about the first half of the movie. There is a major conflict that receives a lot of attention in the film’s second half. However, it feels more like a climax than an event the characters are working towards.\nMy overall impression:\nTwo years ago, I reviewed 1959’s Ben-Hur, a classic “sword and sandal” film. Despite seeing it for the first time, I was over the moon by the strength of the movie’s quality. With Kingdom of Heaven, I didn’t feel the same way. Yes, the 2005 title is a fine, well-made production. But there were times I was confused as I followed along with the story. Like I mentioned in my review, Sibylla’s motives for being romantically interested in Balian were not made clear. However, this is one example of my confusion. Even though this movie was released over ten years ago, I won’t spoil it for anyone who hasn’t seen it. But I will say that something happens toward the end of the film that left me wondering if everything the characters worked for was worth it. As someone who knows very little about the Crusades, I was hoping to use my movie viewing experience as a learning opportunity. While I did learn some information, I feel there’s far more I need to discover. I’ve heard there is a director’s cut of Kingdom of Heaven. If this information is true, maybe I’ll check it out and see which version I like more.\nOverall score: 7.2 out of 10\nHave you seen Kingdom of Heaven? What is your favorite “sword and sandal” film? Tell me in the comment section!\nHave fun at the movies!\n2 thoughts on “Take 3: Kingdom of Heaven Review”\nThis is a very fine review. I have seen Kingdom of Heaven multiple times and I have enjoyed it. It does depart from history to a degree (for instance, the historical Bailan was a lord, not an blacksmith) and I have to agree that Sibylla’s motives aren’t very clear. One thing I really like about the movie is the portrayal of Saladin. As near as I can tell, it is very loyal to the historical figure. Anyway, thank you so much for taking part in the blogathon!\nLikeLiked by 1 person\nYou’re welcome and thanks for reading my review! Until I read your comment, I didn’t know ‘Kingdom of Heaven’ was based on actual history. I honestly believed it was a fictional story set within a historical event. Have you seen this film’s director’s cut? If you have, I’d like to hear your thoughts on it.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "To this point we’ve really only had Man of Steel when it comes to DC Comics’ attempt to mimic Marvel’s universe-creating success with their collection of comic book superheroes. Come March 25, 2016 that will all change as a new Batman will be introduced in Zack Snyder‘s Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, a film that will not only feature both Batman and Superman, but introduce Gal Gadot as Wonder Woman and Jason Momoa as Aquaman, among many other possible surprise character cameos.\nFollowing that film, however, won’t be another Superman movie or even a Wonder Woman movie, those will come, but first will be Suicide Squad from director David Ayer (Fury), but if it’s a universe we’re creating just how exactly will this film play with Batman v Superman?\nWell, we already know there is hope Jesse Eisenberg will reprise his performance as Lex Luthor in Batman v Superman, but a new report from Latino Review suggests at least the presence of Batman will be felt, though it doesn’t sound like Ben Affleck will necessarily have much of a part as the Dark Knight in the film, if any at all.\nAccording to Latino Review‘s sources, Batman will be seen as “some sort of big boogeyman that the government REALLY hates.” The source hints at Batman’s back-story in this new iteration of the character saying that prior to the events in Batman v Superman, The Joker (to be played by Jared Leto) is the only one to have really ever met or know Batman, which adds to The Joker’s importance to government agent Amanda Waller (to be played by Viola Davis).\nThe report hints at the direction the DC Cinematic Universe may go following Batman v Superman, should this prove true that the government is actually working with the Joker, who becomes part of the titular Suicide Squad, an antihero team of incarcerated supervillains who act as deniable assets for the United States government, undertaking high-risk black ops missions in exchange for commuted prison sentences.\nThe Latino Review report adds that Waller has footage of Batman in action and dialogue where they say Batman is the key to tracking down all “the supers”.\nSo, the government is working with villains to track down superheroes? Yeah, that could get a little darker than anything Marvel is working with. Suicide Squad arrives August 5, 2016.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "If there is one thing that needs to be mocked, it’s the entire Michael Bay “Transformers” film series. However, “Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen” is a special kind of stupid. It is 150 minutes of pure, unfiltered brain damage. It makes the first “Transformers” movie look like “Star Wars”. It even makes the animated 1986 “Transformers: The Movie” seem like an Oscar winning film of great importance.\nOf course, that 1986 cartoon movie did have Orson Welles and Eric Idle and Robert Stack in it. So that’s something.\nIf you have time and need further research and evidence that these movies about brilliant, technologically advanced talking robots that can’t seem to figure anything out on Earth without the help of Shia Effing LeBouf, here’s a nice video for you.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "The guys from Entourage seem to really love their DC Comics, as they’ve made another fake promotional poster for the Entourage movie, with the central character of the show Vincent Chase (Adrian Grenier), that reads at the top “From the same producers of Aquaman“.\nThe poster was tweeted by Calvin Harris who’s starring in the movie, then later retweeted by Warner Bros.\nLatest posts by Arelis (see all)\n- Connie Nielsen Talks Wonder Woman on Jimmy Kimmel Live - May 25, 2017\n- Sia To Be Human feat. Labrinth From Wonder Woman Soundtrack Released - May 25, 2017\n- Robin Wright Talks Wonder Woman on Ellen - May 23, 2017", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Event: Bollywood stars Shahrukh Khan and Deepika Padukone were snapped together at Mumbai airport. SRK and Deepika will be seen together in Rohit Shetty's film CHENNAI EXPRESS.\nBollywood director Karan Johar was spotted at the hospital.\nBollywood actress Richa Chadha was spotted at Bandra.\nMOHENJO DARO actress Pooja Hegde was spotted at PVR, Juhu.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Former Disney CEO Bob Iger recently discussed the lawsuit against Scarlett Johansson’s Black Widow.\nIn the entertainment industry, COVID has made a huge impact with studios now releasing movies on the streaming service and skipping theaters altogether. Black Widow is one of the biggest movies to be released at the same time. Bob Iger may have left Disney, but he still plays a role in the decision to submit it for streaming. This move notably led to a lawsuit from Scarlett Johansson than her salary.\n“That is a very good question. Instead of talking specifically about her, who I personally like very much, and I think she is really talented. Everything is changing very quickly. It’s unbelievable what technology is doing to disrupt existing businesses, business models, business methods, including how people get paid. Suddenly, we come to a point where digital media is truly transforming the movie business. And many movies, at one point—and we can put Covid aside, but at one point will have to go through that process. Go to the big theater first, and then they immediately switch to streaming. They skip all those steps.”\nBob Iger goes on to explain more about Scarlett Johansson’s changing landscape and release decision Black Widow on Disney Plus with the theatrical release:\n“So there, the digital streamer – Netflix or Disney – usually pays a flat fee for the movie, right? And then sometimes it stays on that foundation forever, meaning it doesn’t have any other life. So the revenue that comes with it is, for one, very different in its origins. But two, it’s not like having direct revenue from that movie… So the entire industry is currently struggling to argue over how people get paid in this new world order. And what’s happening with Scarlett is that there’s one – first of all, that Covid is really disrupting what is already a disrupted business. And so first the decision to delay, delay, delay, then finally the decision to skip the cinema, and then go directly to the service. And obviously, that created tension.”\nThis is the summary for Scarlett Johansson’s Black Widow:\nIn the Marvel Studios action spy thriller Black Widow, Natasha Romanoff aka Black Widow must face the darker parts of her ledger when a dangerous conspiracy is involved. to her past arose. Pursued by a force that cannot defeat her, Natasha must confront her history as a spy and the broken relationships left behind long before she became an Avenger.\nDirected by Cate Shortland from a script written by Eric Pearson based on a story by Jac Schaeffer and Ned Benson, the Marvel film stars Scarlett Johansson, Florence Pugh, David Harbour, OT Fagbenle, Olga Kurylenko, Ray Winstone, Olivier Richters and Rachel Weisz.\nBlack Widow available on Disney Plus and home media formats. Follow Heroic Hollywood for all the latest news around Bob Iger and the future of the Marvel Cinematic Universe!\nThe source: New York Times\nhttps://heroichollywood.com/scarlett-johansson-bob-iger-black-widow-lawsuit-addresses/ Bob Iger settles ‘Black Widow’ lawsuit Scarlett Johansson", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Raja Natwarlal is a 2014 Hindi crime thriller movie directed by Kunal Deshmukh and starring Emraan Hashmi, Humaima Malik, Kay Kay Menon and Mohammed Zeeshan Ayyub. The movie follows the story of Raja (Hashmi), a small-time con man who seeks revenge from a powerful gangster Varda (Menon) who killed his friend and mentor Raghav (Deepak Tijori). Raja teams up with another con artist Yogi (Paresh Rawal) and his girlfriend Ziya (Malik) to execute a series of elaborate cons on Varda and his associates.\nThe movie was released on 29 August 2014 and received mixed reviews from critics and audiences. The movie was praised for its performances, especially by Hashmi and Menon, its music by Yuvan Shankar Raja and its cinematography by Aseem Mishra. However, the movie was also criticized for its predictable plot, lack of originality and logic loopholes. The movie was a moderate success at the box office, earning â46.04 crore worldwide against a budget of â36 crore.\nIf you are a fan of con movies and Emraan Hashmi's charm, you can watch Raja Natwarlal online or download it from various torrent sites. However, we advise you to use a VPN when downloading torrents as your ISP can see your online activity and may throttle your connection or take legal action against you. You can also use Guard VPN to protect your privacy and security online.\nHere are some of the torrent sites where you can find Raja Natwarlal in Hindi:\nYTS: This site offers high-quality torrents in 720p and 1080p resolutions with subtitles. You can download Raja Natwarlal from this site using this link: https://yts.mx/movie/raja-natwarlal-2014\nIMDb: This site provides information about movies, TV shows, celebrities and more. You can also watch trailers, videos and photos of Raja Natwarlal on this site. You can download Raja Natwarlal from this site using this link: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt3483712/\nWe hope you enjoy watching Raja Natwarlal and let us know your feedback in the comments section below.\nRaja Natwarlal is not the first con movie in Bollywood. There have been many movies in the past that have explored the theme of deception, fraud and trickery. Some of the popular con movies in Bollywood are:\nSpecial 26: This movie is based on a real-life incident of a group of con men who posed as CBI officers and raided various places across India. The movie stars Akshay Kumar, Anupam Kher, Manoj Bajpayee and Kajal Aggarwal in the lead roles. The movie was directed by Neeraj Pandey and released in 2013.\nBunty Aur Babli: This movie is a comedy caper about two small-town dreamers who become partners in crime and travel across India conning people. The movie stars Abhishek Bachchan, Rani Mukerji, Amitabh Bachchan and Aishwarya Rai Bachchan in the lead roles. The movie was directed by Shaad Ali and released in 2005.\nBluffmaster: This movie is a remake of the 2000 Hollywood movie Nine Queens. The movie revolves around a professional con artist who teaches his protÃgà the tricks of the trade. However, things get complicated when he falls in love with a woman who is also a con artist. The movie stars Abhishek Bachchan, Priyanka Chopra, Riteish Deshmukh and Nana Patekar in the lead roles. The movie was directed by Rohan Sippy and released in 2005.\nOye Lucky! Lucky Oye!: This movie is inspired by the real-life exploits of Devinder Singh alias Bunty Chor, a notorious thief who robbed hundreds of houses across India. The movie follows the life and adventures of Lucky (Abhay Deol), a charismatic and daring thief who becomes a media sensation. The movie also stars Neetu Chandra, Paresh Rawal and Richa Chadda in the lead roles. The movie was directed by Dibakar Banerjee and released in 2008.\nLadies vs Ricky Bahl: This movie is about a charming con man who woos and cheats several women for money. However, he meets his match when three of his victims team up with a smart saleswoman to take revenge on him. The movie stars Ranveer Singh, Anushka Sharma, Parineeti Chopra, Dipannita Sharma and Aditi Sharma in the lead roles. The movie was directed by Maneesh Sharma and released in 2011.\nThese are some of the movies that you can watch if you like con movies like Raja Natwarlal. Do you have any other suggestions for con movies Let us know in the comments section below. a474f39169", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Banjara Cinema Pvt Ltd is a premier organisation based in Mumbai, dealing into organising and establishing film festivals, film production and film promotions.\nWe are the proud organiser and promoter of the prestigious Banjara International Touring Film Festival-BITFF (formerly Navi Mumbai International Film Festival-NMIFF) which is now into its 5th successful running year and world's biggest travelling film festival spreading across the globe.\nThursday, 26 March 2015\nNMIFF welcomes the entry of a short Film “A Matter of Love\" from India, Directed By Arindam Mondal.\nA boy becomes mad for a girl, and coincidentally finds a earring which he suspects to be of the girl. Strucken by cupid he goes to return the ring to win her love . . . what happens then ???its all about “A MATTER OF LOVE”.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "No Members yet\nBig Daddy Kane, BrandonHardin, D.J. Naylor, Dominic L. Santana... more\nJul 08, 2007\nI Am Legend\nThe Great Train Robbery\nThe '?' Motorist\nDead Heist is a Action, Horror english movie, directed by Bo Webb, starring Big Daddy Kane, BrandonHardin, D.J. Naylor, Dominic L. Santana along with others. Here, on the movie page, you will find every thing that you need to know. Check out what others are saying about the movie on twitter.\nCopyright 2010-2013: Gomolo. All Rights reserved. | Terms | Privacy", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Gulliver’s Travels LA Premiere\nHe sees small people…at least that’s what Jack Black’s shirt said at the rainy Los Angeles premiere of Gulliver’s Travels.\nWell we’ll all get a chance to see small people, including Jason Segel and Emily Blunt’s characters in the 3D adventure fantasy movie when it hits cinemas next week!\nAt Grauman’s Chinese Theatre Emily was looking gorgeous in her blue and tan dress while co-star Jack was up to his goofy hijinks.\nAll joking aside though Jack has had some pretty clever things to say about his new movie, “We stay true to a lot of the elements of the original story and I think the spirit of the comedy. It’s a very funny book, but it’s got more politics…\n…We didn’t delve too much into that. This is more about the fun adventure. It’s also an exploration of people’s need to be respected. It seems like everyone wants to be a big shot in this world we live in now. And there is so much insecurity about being a small potato.”", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Camille Ghekiere is a Belgian director, cinematographer, and producer. She is best known for her work on the feature films Incendies (2010), The Girl (2012), and The White Knights (2015).\nGhekiere began her career as a director in television, directing and producing for shows such as RTBF’s Un Village Francais (2007-2008) and Belgium’s longest-running soap, On n'est pas des anges (2006-2009). She also directed several short films, including the award-winning Ici Pas Ailleurs (2004).\nIn 2010, Ghekiere made her feature film debut with Incendies, which was selected as Belgium’s entry for Best Foreign Language Film at the 83rd Academy Awards. The film was critically acclaimed, winning numerous awards and earning Ghekiere a nomination for Best New Director at the 2011 Magritte Awards.\nIn 2012, Ghekiere directed The Girl, a psychological thriller about a young girl struggling to cope with the death of her father. The film was selected for the Un Certain Regard section of the 2012 Cannes Film Festival, and won the Grand Prix at the 2012 Stockholm International Film Festival.\nIn 2015, Ghekiere directed The White Knights, a drama about a group of aid workers who travel to Africa to help local populations. The film was selected to compete for the Palme d'Or at the 2015 Cannes Film Festival, and won the Grand Prix at the 2016 Ghent International Film Festival.\nGhekiere has also worked as a producer on several projects, including the short film Les Petits Soldats (2009) and the feature films L’étranger (2014) and La Cage Dorée (2013).\nGhekiere is currently in pre-production on her next feature film, a drama set in modern-day Brussels. She is also developing a television series based on a novel by Belgian author Amélie Nothomb.\nGhekiere is a unique and talented director whose body of work showcases her skill in creating both thought-provoking and visually stunning films. Her innovative approach to storytelling has earned her international recognition and respect, and she continues to be an exciting force in the world of independent cinema.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "*This review contains mild spoilers*\nIn the thirteen superhero films that have come out since the first Deadpool in 2016, there’s been talks of when “superhero fatigue” will set in. Apparently not for a while, seeing as in the past three weeks, Avengers: Infinity War has become the highest grossing superhero film of all time. So what better time to poke fun at the superhero genre once again? Deadpool 2 directed by David Leitch (John Wick, Atomic Blonde) is a proudly bloated action-comedy romp, which despite being bolder and in some aspects an improvement on its predecessor, it does lose the freshness that made the original as entertaining as it was.\nRyan Reynold once again stars as Deadpool. As irreverent and crude as ever and suffering from a bout of depression after a personal tragedy, stumbles upon a troubled mutant adolescent Russell (played by Hunt for the Wilderpeople’s breakout star Julian Dennison), who is being hunted down by powerful time-travelling cyborg Cable (Josh Brolin in his 2nd comic book role in less than a month). Deadpool ends up assembling his own superhero team X-Force (a gender-neutral team name Deadpool prides himself on) including luck-based superhero Domino (Zazie Beetz), Bedlam (Terry Crews), the invisible Vanisher and the powerless Peter (Rob Delaney), a character destined to become a cult favourite.\nThe film’s plot is messy and overstuffed (in lieu of the predecessor’s somewhat streamlined plot) which makes perfect sense for a character as obtuse as Deadpool. The films also tries to be more emotionally driven than the first, but the issue is that despite the filmmaker’s love for these characters, it seems that they are not confident enough in writing serious and legitimately emotional moments without forcing jokes that don’t feel natural.\nWhich leads to the main issue with the film, while there are truly great jokes and set pieces, Deadpool 2 feels too obvious in the end. Which for a character who’s whole schtick is to be random and obtuse, being obvious and predictable isn’t a good trait. While it tries to subvert many of the tropes within superhero films, some of which work very well, it does rely on way too many cliched conventions itself. Worst of which is the inclusion of the problematic comic book convention of “fridging” (when a female character is killed or injured off as a means to get the plot moving), which is Deadpool’s big driving force in the film.\nThe film has no shortage of jokes, many of which are based on superhero references. While a large amount of these jokes land exceptionally well, others just feel inserted into the film with no rhyme or reason other than to fill a certain joke quota. It also doesn’t help that many of these said jokes aim to do nothing more than shock. It’s understandable that if you’re going to make a film with a character like Deadpool, there needs to be a lot of jokes, but too many of them feel too artificially placed to really work.\nHowever, while I do sound sour about this film, there is a lot to like about it. With former stunt coordinator turned director David Leitch on board, the action scenes are generally more well-choreographed and dynamic than the standard superhero fare, even if they aren’t as well done as Leitch’s previous outings. When the film’s humour and action scenes visually mesh, it makes for some truly brilliant moments. Most of the cast is charismatic, but unfortunately, a lot of the talent is unfortunately sidelined due to the overstuffed nature of the plot, namely Zazie Beetz as Domino, who feels like a mere supporting character despite Deadpool himself referring to her as a “main character”.\nOverall, Deadpool 2 is a film that will have its fans and many of the audience around me were in hysterics throughout the film. While it is undeniably inventive and has many great jokes/sequences in it, it is bogged down by a lot of jokes that REALLY don’t land and awkward scriptwriting. It’s a film that truly misses as much as it hits.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Shawn Mendes: In Wonder full documentary movie available to watch or download on streaming service Netflix from Monday, 23 November 2020 at 1:30 PM IST in the United States. This documentary features Grammy-nominated artist Shawn Mendes with an appearance by fellow nominee Camila Cabello.\nAbout Shawn Mendes in Wonder Movie Netflix\nIn Wonder follows Shawn Mendes’ journey toward self-discovery, after the physical and emotional demands of his rise, and his last world tour, pushed him towards a personal and musical reckoning.\nThe documentary is a heartfelt look at a songwriter and performer wrestling with the pressures of stardom and the emotional tolls of coming-of-age while the world watches.\nLargely framed around his rise and recent tour, the film offers unprecedented access to Mendes’ private life both at home, and while travelling across North and South America, Europe, Asia and Australia, and features years of footage as he rose from precocious troubadour to global superstar.\nThis 1h 23min runtime music and concert documentary movie is Intimate, Heartfelt, Inspiring, Emotional, and Feel-Good to watch.\nInstead of just watch, if you are a Netflix subscribed user then you can also download Shawn Mendes in wonder full movie, save it on your phone to watch offline later. All you need is a Netflix cheapest subscription plan. Just search the title after login into Netflix and click on the download button right there.\nHow And Where To Watch?\nWatch Shawn Mendes In Wonder full movie, streaming only on Netflix from 23 November 2020 (premiere date) on Monday.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "A young nurse is kidnapped by a group of violent teens who escape from a mental hospital and take her on the road trip from hell. Pursued by an equally deranged lawman out for revenge, one of these teens is destined for tragedy and horrors that will destroy his mind, molding him into the monster we now call Leatherface.\nYou May Also Like\nIn this grisly remake of the 2002 horror hit, five college chums rent an isolated woodland cabin for a party. But their fun quickly ends when the group is exposed to a hideous flesh-eating virus, and survival becomes the name of the game.\nA group of teenage girls heading into the city hook up with a gang of drug-addled ne’er-do-wells and are brutally murdered. The killers find their way to the home of one of their victim’s parents, where both father and mother exact a horrible revenge.\nWith her son being held captive by a criminal gang, police-officer Amanda Doyle, together with her ex-husband and three unlikely allies, takes part in a desperate plot to hold a wealthy banker and his family to ransom. But this is no ordinary family", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "A Conversation with Ron Bass\nSeason 10 Episode 13 | 26m 46s\nThis week on On Story, Academy Award-winning screenwriter Ron Bass discusses his prolific career writing box office mega-hits like Rain Man, My Best Friend’s Wedding, and Sleeping with the Enemy.\nAired: 07/04/20 |\nS10 Ep13 | 26m 46s\nS10 Ep12 | 26m 47s\nS10 Ep11 | 26m 46s\nMore Indie Films Shows\n- Independent Lens\nIndependent Lens is America’s home for independent documentary film.\nIndependent filmmakers present unique stories and characters with a point of view.\n- America ReFramed\nBrings to life compelling stories illuminating the contours of our ever-changing country.\n- Local, USA\nLocal, USA features fascinating stories of diverse people, curated around a single theme.\n- Asian American Stories of Resilience and Beyond\nA series of seven shorts that reflect the complexities of Asian American experiences.\n- REEL SOUTH\nA documentary series reckoning with the South's past, present, and future.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Christine Bartlett is a highly sought-after writer for both film and television. She has written six seasons of the acclaimed television series Offspring and Party Tricks for Endemol Shine; The Wrong Girl for Playmaker Media; Mr & Mrs Murder for Fremantle Media; and the award-winning House Husbands for Playmaker Media. She is currently in development on a television comedy series with Endemol and writing and Script Producing a new drama in pre-production with Screentime, for Channel Ten.\nChristine’s debut feature, The Wedding Party, screened as the Opening Night film of the Melbourne International Film Festival in 2010 and was voted the most popular Australian film of the festival. The Wedding Party went on to screen at more than 20 international film festivals, collecting numerous awards including Best Feature Film at New York City International Film Festival, Best International Feature at the Manhattan Film Festival, Best Film at the Los Angeles Movie Awards, and both Best Film and Best Screenplay at Los Angeles Comedy Festival.\nChristine’s short film Tickler, directed by Clayton Jacobson (Kenny), picked up the Tropicana Award at Tropfest Short Film Festival in 2001 and went on to win numerous awards, screening in festivals worldwide including the Manhattan Film Festival and The Bradbury Festival, London.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Yaathisai Tamil Movie Download Filmyzilla HD 720p 1080p Yaathisai is a Tamil movie set in the 7th century that offers a unique perspective on the political and cultural landscape of ancient Tamil Nadu. The movie subverts audience expectations by focusing on a small group of people, a sub-clan called the Ainar, rather than the more well-known Cheras, Cholas, and Pandiyas. The story follows the rise and fall of Kothi, a member of the Ainar who aspires to lead his people to greatness but succumbs to the temptations of power and luxury when he moves into a palace.\nYaathisai Tamil Movie Download\nThis article will provide an SEO-friendly review of Yaathisai, discussing the film’s themes, visuals, and performances in depth. In particular, we will explore how the movie uses action scenes to highlight the universal desire for power and authority among men, and how it creates a vivid and immersive world through its cinematography and soundtrack.\nMovie Review / Story\nThe Storyline and Subversion of Expectations\nThe broad storyline of Yaathisai is as narrow as possible, focusing on the Ainar sub-clan rather than the more well-known Cheras, Cholas, and Pandiyas. This approach subverts audience expectations and allows the movie to create a unique and immersive world. Kothi is the central character of the film, a man who dreams of leading his people to greatness but succumbs to the temptations of power and luxury when he moves into a palace. The movie’s first half is spent exploring the Ainar way of life, which is aboriginal, nomadic, and almost hunter-gatherer in nature.\nYaathisai is a carefully designed film, with a dramatic eye for framing and eye-catching colours. The opening credits list a person for “storyboard,” indicating the level of detail that went into planning the movie’s visuals. One of the loveliest images in the film is that of men climbing the walls of a palace, which is shot with just the right amount of closeness to create a sense of immersion. The use of both modern-sounding strings and tribal instruments in the soundtrack adds to the movie’s immersive quality.\nDisclaimer: The below data are compiled from various sources and by our research. These data can be approximated and We do not make any claims about the authenticity of the data.\n|Movie Name:||Yaathisai (2023)|\n|Movie Director:||Dharani Rasendran|\n|Lead Star cast:||Shakthi Mithran, Seyon, Rajalakshmi, Guru Somasundram, Chandrakumar|\n|Movie IMDB Rating:||8.7/10|\n|Movie Budget:||50 Crore INR (Approx)|\n|Production company:||Six-star entertainment, Venus Infotainment|\n|Movie Release Date:||April 21, 2023|\n|Movie Genre:||Action, Drama, Period|\n|Official Sites:||Youtube, Zee5|\n|Movie Size:||481MB, 694MB & 1.5GB|\n|Movie Format:||MP4, MOV, AVI, MKV|\n|Movie Quality:||480p, 720p, 1080p, 1440p (estimated)|\nYaathisai’s action scenes are ferocious and gory, highlighting the universal desire for power and authority among men. The movie’s characters are minimal and functional, with the story essentially serving as a clothesline for a series of action set pieces. The men in the film are out to exert their authority over each other, and this desire for power corrupts and leads to violence. The second half of the movie focuses on the Pandiya king Ranadheera and his showdown with Kothi, which is brilliantly staged with minimalism.\nYaathisai Tamil Movie Download Leaked Online by Filmyzilla\nFilmyzilla is one of the kings of movie piracy websites. On their own website, Filmyzilla leaked a replacement Yaathisai movie freed from charge. Yaathisai HD is out there for download on the Filmyzilla website. After several court warnings, Filmyzilla once more began film piracy. Most film owners complain against Filmyzilla, on the other hand, they leak new films freely on their own website. 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There are plenty of people in this world that are selfish and cruel, but none of them are comparable to the lowest of the low, the meanest of the mean, the kings of dread themselves: the Nazis. Lead by the notorious Adolf Hitler during World War II, the Nazis would stop at nothing to dominate our entire planet. Luckily for us, their plan failed and Hitler killed himself to avoid capture. It’s always fun for us to hate on the Nazis for their disgusting deeds, but do you know what’s more fun than hating on them? Making fun of them, of course. After successfully adding some comedic flavor to the “Thor” franchise with “Thor: Ragnarok”, Taika Waititi is returning to his usual low-budget oddball comedy routine with a new film that offers a unique and light-hearted perspective on the Nazis. With a concept like this, there’s no telling how it will turn out. It could turn out to be either oddly entertaining or painfully offensive. Based on the reviews it’s been getting since its premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival back in September, it fell somewhere down the middle, with some critics enjoying how it handled the satirical portrayal of the Nazis, while others think otherwise. This was another film that I was looking forward to since it was released last month, mostly because of Waititi’s involvement and its unusual concept. Now that I finally saw it for myself, does it live up to its hype?\nDescribed as an “anti-hate satire”, the film takes place in Nazi Germany during World War II, where a young boy named Johannes “Jojo” Betzler (Davis) is attending a Hitler Youth training camp. He is supported by his idiotic imaginary friend Adolf Hitler (Waititi), his single mother Rosie (Johansson), and his best friend Yorki (Archie Yates). However, he begins to question his belief in the Nazi way when he finds out that his mother is hiding a Jewish girl named Elsa (McKenzie) in the attic. A plot like this could’ve gone in either direction based on how it was handled. I mean, who wants to see a light-hearted film about the Nazis? Fortunately for me, Waititi was able to make this concept work. By combining the film’s use of dark comedy with its familiar, yet inspiring, themes, it offered a distinctive and heartwarming satire that showcases the power of love over hate. The best way to describe Waititi’s style is that it provided a series of moments that were odd, upbeat, and charming. When he’s not in front of the camera dressing up as the childish Nazi leader, he displayed his own talent behind the scenes by envisioning an unusual fantasy that’s more engaging and delightful than the realistic, cold-hearted nature of the time period. Sure, it’s not as accurate as the history books, but for the sake of maintaining its tone, it hardly needs to. The entire cast was undeniably stunning in their roles, especially Roman Griffin Davis in his feature film debut as Jojo and Thomasin McKenzie as Elsa. Taika Waititi put on a really good show as Adolf Hitler, making him my personal highlight of the film. His satirical portrayal of the infamous Nazi leader was exactly what I wanted it to be: hilarious and somehow relatable. It’s almost as if Waititi read our minds as to what we really thought of Hitler. The humor in the film was well-balanced with a story that’s thoughtful and endearing, although I can clearly understand why it’s not for everyone. It’s full of jokes that poke fun of the Nazis’ personalities and their beliefs, which can be both cleverly funny for those who enjoy well-written black comedies and a bit offensive for those who are sensitive to this type of topic. There were some humorous parts that I thought were hysterical, but there were also some parts that didn’t hit their marks as well as others.\nOverall, “Jojo Rabbit” has the right amount of oddities and charm to make fun of the Nazis in the most amusing way possible. It often falls into familiar territory and its portrayal of the Nazis can be a bit insulting for the sensitive ones when it comes to the jokes. Nonetheless, it’s a well-written and humorous satire that once again displays Waititi’s unique filmmaking talent. The cast was wonderful in their roles and the film’s mixture of comedy and heart was nicely executed in terms of Waititi’s direction and script. It’s far from perfect, but it has enough entertaining moments to make its strange concept fun for me. If you’re a fan of Waititi’s other works, you won’t be disappointed with his latest film.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "NEW THIS WEEK\nLetter grades are listed only when a review is available.\n(A) AFTERSUN A woman named Sophie (Celia Rowlson-Hall) looks back on the last vacation she ever took with her father (Paul Mescal), 20 years earlier, in this evocative drama that embraces the inherent messiness and imperfection of memory. Frankie Corio shines as 11-year-old Sophie, dressing, looking and acting like a real kid and not an actor reading lines. R (for some language and brief sexual material). 96 mins. At the Angelika Dallas and AMC Stonebriar.\n(B+) ARMAGEDDON TIME Filmmaker James Gray’s unvarnished coming-of-age story draws from his upbringing in 1980s Queens, N.Y. This nuanced exploration of race and class privilege is a refreshingly understated drama featuring strong performances by two young actors, Banks Repeta and Jaylin Webb. Also starring Anthony Hopkins, Anne Hathaway and Jeremy Strong. R (for language and some drug use involving minors). 115 mins. In wide release.\n(A) THE BANSHEES OF INISHERIN In one of the best films of the year, a man (Brendan Gleeson) abruptly puts an end to a lifelong friendship with a fellow Irishman (Colin Farrell), leading to alarming consequences for both of them. Banshees is a rich, soulful journey full of agony, dry Irish wit and big, haunting questions. Also starring Kerry Condon and Barry Keoghan. R (for language throughout, some violent content and brief graphic nudity). 109 mins. In wide release.\nDEAR ZOE A teen (Sadie Sink) seeks healing after the death of her little sister. Also starring Theo Rossi, Justin Bartha and Jessica Capshaw. R (for some teen marijuana use). 94 mins. At Studio Movie Grill Plano.\nTHE ESTATE In this dark comedy, two sisters (Toni Collette and Anna Faris) find that they have ample competition from relatives as they try to win the favor of their terminally ill aunt (Kathleen Turner) to inherit her wealth. Also starring David Duchovny, Rosemarie DeWitt and Ron Livingston. R (for pervasive language, brief drug use, graphic nudity and crude/sexual content). 96 mins. In wide release.\n(B+) GOOD NIGHT OPPY This heartwarming documentary chronicles a rover that was sent to Mars on a 90-day mission and ended up lasting for 15 years. A lively celebration of unabashed nerdiness and enthusiastic problem-solving, it’s a glossy advertisement for NASA that nevertheless comes by its waves of emotion honestly. PG (for some mild language). 105 mins. In wide release.\nI’M TOTALLY FINE In this sci-fi comedy, a woman (Jillian Bell) takes a solo vacation as she mourns the death of her best friend, Jennifer (Natalie Morales). But then Jennifer appears in her kitchen, claiming to be an extraterrestrial. Not rated. 83 mins. At Galaxy Theatres Grandscape in The Colony.\nLOCKED-IN SOCIETY Teachers must contend with an out-of-control father in this German comedy. R (for sexual references and some language). 97 mins. In German with subtitles. At AMC Grapevine Mills.\n(B-) MEET ME IN THE BATHROOM Inspired by Lizzy Goodman’s bestselling book, this documentary offers a vivid time capsule of New York’s rock music scene in the early 2000s and the rise of bands like the Strokes, LCD Soundsystem, Interpol and the Yeah Yeah Yeahs. If it’s sometimes a little rough around the edges and not always structurally coherent, well, the same was true of these bands. Not rated. 105 mins. In wide release.\nNOCEBO A fashion designer (Eva Green) struggling with a mysterious illness turns to a Filipino folk healer (Chai Fonacier) who uses traditional techniques to reveal a horrific truth. Also starring Mark Strong. Not rated. 96 mins. At Look Dine-in Cinemas Northwest Highway.\nONE PIECE FILM: RED In this Japanese anime film — the 15th in the One Piece series — a mysterious pop singer decides to reveal herself to the world at a live show. PG-13 (for violence, suggestive material and language). 115 mins. In Japanese with subtitles. In wide release.\nON THE LINE A radio host (Mel Gibson) must try to learn the identity of a mysterious caller who is threatening to kill the host’s family on the air. Also starring Kevin Dillon and William Moseley. R (for language throughout and some violent content). 104 mins. At Studio Movie Grill Spring Valley.\nSHADOW MASTER After being killed by criminals, a man is reborn with supernatural powers and vows to protect the innocent. Starring D.Y. Sao, Layton Matthews, Brian Le and Dominique Swain. R (for strong/bloody violence and language). 90 mins. At Studio Movie Grill Spring Valley.\n(B+) SOFT AND QUIET In this tense thriller, a racist elementary school teacher (Stefanie Estes) conscripts a group of like-minded women to harass two mixed-race women. It’s a gripping and stomach-churning observation of contemporary white supremacy. R (for disturbing racial violence, including rape, and pervasive language, including offensive slurs). 92 mins. At the Texas Theatre.\nA UNICORN FOR CHRISTMAS A young girl discovers a real-life unicorn at a Christmas carnival in this family drama. Starring Sunny Mabrey, Charlene Tilton, Christian Finlayson and Ed Marinaro. Not rated. 120 mins. At AMC Grapevine Mills and AMC Mesquite.\nCOMING NEXT WEEK\nBARDO: FALSE CHRONICLE OF A HANDFUL OF TRUTHS An acclaimed journalist-turned-documentarian (Daniel Giménez Cacho) returns to his homeland of Mexico in this existential comedy-drama from Oscar-winning director Alejandro G. Iñárritu. R (for language throughout, strong sexual content and graphic nudity). 159 mins. In Spanish with subtitles.\nBLACK PANTHER: WAKANDA FOREVER This sequel to the 2018 hit Marvel movie carries on the story of Wakanda after the death of star Chadwick Boseman. Starring Angela Bassett, Letitia Wright, Winston Duke, Danai Gurira and Lupita Nyong’o. PG-13 (for some language, sequences of strong violence and action). 161 mins.\nPARADISE CITY Bruce Willis and John Travolta star in this action-thriller about a man seeking vengeance against a Hawaiian crime kingpin. R (for violence and language). 94 mins.\nRESISTANCE: 1942 With France under Nazi control, dissident survivors struggle to remain hidden from the occupiers and use a radio to broadcast messages of hope. Starring Cary Elwes, Jason Patric and Judd Hirsch. Not rated. 110 mins.\nSAM AND KATE A father and son (Dustin Hoffman and his real-life son Jake Hoffman) fall for a mother-daughter duo (Sissy Spacek and her real-life daughter Schuyler Fisk) in this romantic comedy-drama. R (for language and some drug use). 110 mins.\nSPIRITED Will Ferrell and Ryan Reynolds star in this musical version of Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol that tells the story from the perspective of the ghosts of past, present and future. Also starring Octavia Spencer. PG-13 (for language, thematic elements and some suggestive material). 127 mins.\n(D+) AMSTERDAM Director David O. Russell’s tedious romp centers on a 1930s murder mystery with an ensemble cast that includes Christian Bale, Margot Robbie, John David Washington, Chris Rock and Anya Taylor-Joy. The writing is dull, the acting is dinner-theater caliber and audiences will wonder why they should care about any of this. Amsterdam is dead on arrival. R (for brief violence and bloody images). 134 mins.\nBARBARIAN In this horror thriller, a young woman (Georgina Campbell) arrives late at night at a rental home and finds that it’s double-booked, with a strange man already staying there. Also starring Bill Skarsgård and Justin Long. R (for some strong violence and gore, disturbing material, nudity, and language throughout). 102 mins.\n(C+) BLACK ADAM This superhero flick isn’t bad; it’s just predictable, stealing from other films like an intellectual property supervillain. But Dwayne Johnson is a natural in the title role, mixing might with humor. PG-13 (for sequences of strong violence, intense action and some language). 124 mins.\n(B) CALL JANE Elizabeth Banks delivers her best performance in years in this bracing and intimate drama about a 1960s housewife who joins the Jane Collective, an underground women’s rights movement that helped women obtain illegal abortions. Director Phyllis Nagy eloquently reminds us at every turn that what has been labeled a crime is also a deeply personal medical procedure. Also starring Sigourney Weaver, Wunmi Mosaku, Chris Messina and Kate Mara. R (for some language and brief drug use). 121 mins.\n(B-) DC LEAGUE OF SUPER-PETS In this animated tale, Superman’s dog Krypto leads a team of other superpowered animals to save the Justice League after they’re captured by Lex Luthor. It’s a funny, sweet refresh on the DC lore that should please fans old and new. PG (for action, mild violence, language and rude humor). 106 mins.\n(A) DECISION TO LEAVE In this sensual thriller, a detective (Park Hae-il) investigating a man’s mysterious death in the mountains begins to suspect the man’s widow (Tang Wei) — while also falling for her. With gorgeously staged scenes and creative camera shots, this is noir at its most nourishing. Not rated. 138 mins. In Korean and Mandarin, with subtitles.\n(D-) DON’T WORRY DARLING Olivia Wilde directs and co-stars in this stale psychological thriller about a 1950s couple (Florence Pugh and Harry Styles) living in a strange, closed-off Palm Springs community. To really work, the film needed to reel us in slowly, to be insidious and surprising. Instead, it’s ominous in an obvious way. R (for language, violent content and sexuality). 122 mins.\n(C) HALLOWEEN ENDS The Halloween franchise does end, not with a scream but with a whimper, as Laurie Strode (Jamie Lee Curtis) goes up against deranged killer Michael Myers (James Jude Courtney). The film has the feeling of dour obligation, and it’s clear that no one’s heart is really in this anymore. R (for bloody horror violence and gore, language throughout and some sexual references). 111 mins.\n(C) LYLE, LYLE, CROCODILE Josh Gordon and Will Speck directed this choppy live-action/animation hybrid film adaptation of Bernard Waber’s 1965 children’s book of the same name about a singing crocodile (voiced by Shawn Mendes) who lives in New York City. The film is a strange beast that can’t decide whether it wants to be a warm and whimsical family adventure comedy or an ironic hallucinatory fever dream geared toward adult viewers. Also starring Javier Bardem, Constance Wu and Scoot McNairy. PG (for mild peril and thematic elements). 106 mins.\n(B-) MINIONS: THE RISE OF GRU The fifth entry in the animated Despicable Me franchise offers a slight but satisfying origin story for 12-year-old Gru (voiced by Steve Carell) as he seeks to become the world’s greatest supervillain. This is a perfectly painless romp that should enthrall kids, entertain adults and keep Minions cosplayers employed for many a birthday party to come. PG (for some action/violence and rude humor). 87 mins.\n(C) MY POLICEMAN Harry Styles stars as a gay policeman in 1950s Brighton, England, who embarks on a decades-long love affair with a museum curator (David Dawson) despite being happily married to a teacher (Emma Corrin). It’s a respectful drama, watchable enough but unable to build much emotional charge around its exploration of the mysterious lines of love and friendship. R (for sexual content). 113 mins.\nPREY FOR THE DEVIL A nun (Jacqueline Byers) sets out to perform an exorcism to save the soul of a young girl (Posy Taylor) and comes up against a demonic force with ties to her past. PG-13 (for violent and disturbing content, terror, thematic elements and brief language). 93 mins.\n(A) THE RETURN OF TANYA TUCKER: FEATURING BRANDI CARLILE This compelling, intimate documentary tracks the recording, release and reception of the country star’s first album in 17 years, with the help of singer-songwriter Carlile. It’s a fittingly unconventional portrait of a nonconformist. R (for language). 108 mins.\nSMILE After witnessing a traumatic incident that results in a patient’s death, a doctor (Sosie Bacon) starts to experience frightening and unexplainable occurrences. R (for strong violent content and grisly images, and language). 115 mins.\nTHE SYSTEM After being caught in a drug bust, a military veteran (Tyrese Gibson) is recruited to go undercover in a dangerous prison. Also starring Terrence Howard and Jeremy Piven. R (for violence, language throughout and some drug material). 97 mins.\n(A) TÁR Cate Blanchett stars as a groundbreaking German orchestra conductor whose reputation is shattered by revelations about her personal life in this seductive deep dive into a woman’s unraveling psyche. It’s a film about exploitation and self-loathing and compulsion, but with an extravagant eye for beauty and surface polish that makes it deeply pleasurable to watch. R (for some language and brief nudity). 158 mins.\nTERRIFIER 2 In this horror sequel, a resurrected Art the Clown targets a pair of siblings on Halloween night. Not rated. 138 mins.\n(B-) TICKET TO PARADISE George Clooney and Julia Roberts look like they had a grand time making this Bali-set comedy, starring as a bitterly divorced set of parents whose daughter (Kaitlyn Dever) is fresh out of law school. The familiar beats get played with sincerity, though there’s not nearly as much to laugh at here as you might expect. PG-13 (for some strong language and brief suggestive material). 104 mins.\n(A) TILL Danielle Deadwyler delivers a powerful, career-making performance as the mother of 14-year-old lynching victim Emmett Till (Jalyn Hall). Director Chinonye Chukwu shows the brutality of Till’s slaying only obliquely and focuses instead on the aftermath, as the mother fights for justice and finds her voice as a civil rights activist. PG-13 (for thematic content involving racism, strong disturbing images and racial slurs). 130 mins.\n(A) TOP GUN: MAVERICK In the long-delayed sequel to 1986′s Top Gun, Tom Cruise returns as Navy aviator Pete “Maverick” Mitchell, who has been trying not to advance in rank for 30 years so he can continue satiating his need for speed. There might be new pilots on deck, but make no mistake: This is a Maverick movie through and through, featuring the kind of nostalgia that delivers everything expected. PG-13 (for sequences of intense action and some strong language). 131 mins.\n(B+) TRIANGLE OF SADNESS In this exceedingly uncomfortable and undeniably entertaining satire, which won the top prize at the Cannes Film Festival, a luxury cruise for the ultrawealthy sinks, leaving its survivors stranded on an island and fighting for survival. Starring Harris Dickinson, Charlbi Dean Kriek and Woody Harrelson. R (for language and some sexual content). 149 mins.\n(A) THE WOMAN KING Energetic performances and technical precision come together to glorious effect in director Gina Prince- Bythewood’s rousing historical epic, with Viola Davis starring as the general of an all-female warrior army that protected the West African kingdom of Dahomey in the 19th century. It’s a lush, crowd-pleasing piece of entertainment. Also starring John Boyega. PG-13 (for sequences of strong violence, some disturbing material, thematic content, brief language and partial nudity). 126 mins.\nCompiled from staff and wire reports", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Download Film First They Killed My Father (2017) Sub Indo Full HD Movie Download BluRay 360p, 480p, 720p, 1080p English Subtitle, Subtitle Indonesia Nonton Online Free Streaming Film First They Killed My Father 2017 Full HD Movie Download via Google Drive, Openload, Upfile, torrent. free download film box office terbaru nonton online film First They Killed My Father 2017 Sub Indo full hd movies download with direct link easy download in hindi – Sinopsis film First They Killed My Father (2017) : In the 70’s, a Cambodian middle-class girl sees the lives of her family and her turning upside-down when the Khmer Rouge invades the Cambodia. They leave their comfortable apartment and lifestyle to live in a primitive working camp. 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Here’s another new episode of The Flickcast.\nIn this one the second episode of 2014, Chris and Joe spare to expense and pull no punches discussing the reboot of Point Break, the latest Man of Steel 2 casting rumors, the return of Justified, Sons of Anarchy, Brooklyn Nine Nine, the slow death of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., and a whole lot of the more you’ve come to expect from a quality program like this.\nThis week’s picks include Chris’ pick of the TV show Brooklyn Nine Nine and Joe’s pick of the X-Files Season 10 comic from IDW.\nAs always, if you have comments, questions, critiques, offers of sponsorship, or whatever, feel free to hit us up in the comments, on Twitter, at Facebook, Google+ or via email.\nSubscribe: iTunes | Android |\nIt’s been 23 years since the original Wall Street, and Michael Douglas reprises his role as corporate raider Gordon Gekko, freshly released from prison and ready to ascend right back to the top from which he fell. The role of Gordon’s protégé, played by Charlie Sheen in the first film, is filled by current hot-property Shia LeBeouf, the kid who’s been popping up in every big-budget production from Transformers to Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. I’m not entirely sure why.\nHere he plays Jacob Moore, a clean-air advocate and propriety trader for the crashing firm of Keller Zabel, headed by his mentor Lewis Zabel (Frank Langella). The reason Zabel’s headed down the tubes is because of a bogus rumor spread by hedge-fund manager Bretton James (Josh Brolin), who purportedly also had a hand in bringing Gekko down. James offers to buy the dying firm for a pittance, which leads Zabel to commit suicide and sets Jake out for revenge.\nJake’s also engaged to Winnie (Carey Mulligan), owner of a fledgling environmental blog and Gekko’s daughter, whose relationship with her father has been estranged ever since the suicide of her brother Rudy. At a signing for Gekko’s new book, Jake meets up with his soon-to-be father-in-law and two form a pact: Gekko will help Jake bring down James if Jake helps Gekko reconnect with his daughter. And all the while Jake struggles to get his pet project, a clean, fusion (I believe)-based energy company, off the ground.\nContinue Reading →\nWelcome to this week’s On the Radar where we delve into all corners of the entertainment, tech and geek Internets for news, views and whatnot that may have escaped our regular coverage this week. Let is know if we missed something interesting. Otherwise, on to the links!\n• Remember that guy who reviewed the Star Wars movies? Well, he’s back and reviewing Star Trek now. Still funny.\n• Old Spice spokesman Isaiah Mustafa wants to be Luke Cage so badly that he even did a photo shoot to show to studio executives. We think this needs to happen.\n• Like fights? Of course you do. So, here’s five classic action hero fights that need to happen.\n• Love Glee? Hate Glee? Seriously don’t give a crap either way? If you’re that first one, here’s a preview of next season. The rest of you go watch something else.\nContinue Reading →\nApparently, the reports of friction between director Michael Bay and hot actress Megan Fox are true as, according to various reports, the actress will not be returning to star in Transformers 3. The studio supposedly did not pick up her option for the third film, which starts shooting this week in Los Angeles. Although, if you believe Fox, the decision to not to appear in the film was actually her’s.\nIf the studio really did make the decision and Fox is just covering, then I agree it still seems like an unusual move for the studio and director Bay to make, especially as the film has just begun production. To eliminate an actress from a franchise where she plays a pretty large part and is also the love interest is somewhat risky. In addition, previous reports had indicated that writer Ehren Kruger and Bay were planning on creating a ‘female nemesis’ for Fox’s character.\nI guess you can forget about that as Bay and company now plan to take the story “in another direction,” and will cast a new love interest. Perhaps said love interest will be a female bad guy? Could be interesting.\nBut really, the stars of any Transformers film are the robots so what actors star in the film, even though the list has impressively grown for this film with the additions of John Malkovich, Frances McDormand and Patrick Dempsey, are not as important. To be honest, you could probably replace the entire cast with new people and as long as the robots were cool, which let’s face it they are, the movie would still make a ton of money.\nTransformers 3 is filming now and will hit theaters, sans Megan Fox, on July 1st 2011.\nThings have been pretty quiet for the upcoming sequel to Wall Street since we caught a glimpse of some set photos with Shia LeBeouf and Frank Langella a few months ago. Since then, production has finished up and we finally have a trailer to enjoy.\nThe film follows almost real-time after the events of the original 1987 film. Gordon Gecko is getting out of prison, and wants back in the game, except everything is different now. Douglas joins in with newcomer LeBeouf, as well as some old friends including Charlie Sheen, Susan Sarandon, and Frank Langella.\nGiven where the economy and Wall Street is today, compared to 1987, you can expect this film to take an interesting turn and border on didactic. Oliver Stone is returning to helm the sequel, who’s best known for his topical films such as World Trade Center and W, so expect to see some potshots taken at the financial climate.\nCheck out the first new trailer after the jump, and catch Wall Street 2: Money Never Sleeps in theaters on April 23rd.\nContinue Reading →", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "8 of 10 people found the following review helpful\nThis review is from: Groundhog Day (Collector's Edition) [DVD] (DVD)\nThis film can be best described as Family man meets (pursuing his career, to find out he really misses loved ones) Ghostbusters (comical ghost chasing adventure film). Which is perhaps why this is one of the best films I have seen, as it is very funny and a movie which can make light of any situation which makes this movie a worthwhile purchase if you like humour and romance mixed into one.\nIf you liked Ghostbusters then you will love this, Bill Murray returns in this film as a weather broadcaster and has much the same attitude as in Ghostbusters.\nThe film is also directed by Harold Ramis, who if you do not know as the director of Ghostbusters then will be more familiar as the Ghostbusters Igon.\nThe story is about a weather broadcaster (Bill Murray) who has to go to the annual ground hog event, which he hates and has to do every year. However this year is different to all of the rest, as he keeps on reliving the same day with comical, romantic and heroic results.\nHowever if you did not like the comical way of which Bill Murray was associated in Ghostbusters then this film is not for you.\nThis is a must see film, a classic, in which Bill Murray must find his true self before being able to continue with his life. However whether it is a worthwhile DVD has yet to be seen, as there are no extra features, which give DVD’s in my opinion the added value that you don’t get from tapes.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Wakefield Poole – Bijou (1972)\nAcclaimed director Wakefield Poole’s second feature, the surreal and trippy Bijou 1972 , set a new standard for explicit cinema when it opened in 1972.\nThe film concerns a construction worker (Bill Harrison) who witnesses a car accident and pockets the female victim’s purse in which he discovers her invitation to a club named Bijou. There he enters a strange erotic world where dark fantasies becomes reality. A fever dream blending the erotic and the divine in equal parts, Bijou is a psychosexual puzzle that rewards multiple viewings.\nScanned at 2K from the original 16mm elements and fully restored, this new version of Bijou finally allows the film to be seen in all its original visual splendor.\nA straight construction worker witnesses a woman being hit by a car in New York City. On a whim, he steals her purse and finds an invitation to a strange club named Bijou. When he sets off to find the club, Harrison plunges into a world of erotic fantasy fulfilment.\nIt’s no secret that Vinegar Syndrome has quickly become the gold standard in next generation releases of vintage hardcore films that nobody else would touch with a ten inch dildo. Over the past several months, they’ve brought new life to the works of Bob Chinn, Walt Davis, Roberta Findlay and others, bringing the smut of our forefathers to a new generation of flesh-crazed fiends.\nBut one thing all of the previous Vinegar Syndrome releases have had in common is the rather standard gender relations component – they’re all films intended for a solely heterosexual audience, save for the Walt Davis films, which were clearly just meant for an insane one. The sex depicted in them is virtually all guy/girl with some girl/girl stuff thrown in for good measure. Lacking in their catalog are any releases geared towards all-male eyes, an audience that grew quite large during the golden age of porn and one with several classics that rank among the best of the era’s hardcore cinema.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Baikal International Film Festival in Russia has awarded Iranian movie ‘Simin’.\nDirected by Morteza Atash-Zamzam, the film won the special jury award at the 18th edition of the festival.\n‘Simin’ was screened at the event in three separate time slots.\nThe social drama is about the reasons behind the drying up of Zayandeh Rood, the largest river of the Iranian Plateau in central Iran, and its impacts on people, especially the farmers.\nThe film has also participated at the 10th edition of the Jagran Film Festival in India.\nEstablished in 2007, the Baikal International Film Festival was founded by the Union of Filmmakers of the Russian Federation and its Irkutsk regional branch and is held with the support of the ministry of culture and the government of Irkutsk region.\nThe 2019 edition of the festival was held on September 19-23, 2019.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Just like his film, ‘The Last Color’ that is all about promises, director Vikas Khanna sure knows how to keep his word. A few years back, he’d made one to Neena Gupta, the actress of his film, saying that a poster of her from the film will be up on billboards at The Times Square in Manhattan. With posters donning the iconic billboard of one of the most-prominent locations in the world, posters of the film will also be present on buses in the city.\nThe Last Color, which premiered at the 30th Palm Springs International Film Festival, USA, in January 2019, is finally getting its India release across PVR Cinemas.\nSpeaking about the film’s release in India, an elated Vikas Khanna said, “I had promised Neena ji that when The Last Color comes out, her picture in the beautiful pink color will be on New York Times Square billboards.\nToday, as we release the film for everyone to witness this story of hope and promise, I, too, am going back to fulfil my promises and share with everyone this story with the ever-talented Neena ji.”", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "In Vijay Sethupathi's upcoming political satire film Tughlaq Durbar, Manjima Mohan plays his sister.\n\"I was shocked when they asked me to play Vijay Sethupathi's sister. I even asked myself why they even approached me to play sister roles. Later, my manager convinced me to listen to the script and I immediately gave my nod. The role I play is unique and has good scope. I don't have many dialogues but it was challengong\", said Manjima in her interview with Vikatan.\nBesides Tughlaq Durbar, Manjima also has Vishnu Vishal's FIR. \"I play a lawyer in the film and it's a quite powerful role. The film's director Manu Anand is a close friend of mine because he assisted Gautham sir in Achcham Yenbathu Madamaiyada\", added the actress", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Noyce was born in Griffith, New South Wales, attended Barker College, Sydney, and began making short films at the age of 18, starting with Better to Reign in Hell, using his friends as the cast. He joined the Australian Film & Television School in 1973, and released his first professional film in 1977. After his debut feature, the medium-length Backroads, Noyce achieved commercial and critical success with Newsfront , which won Australian Film Institute awards for Best Film, Director, and Screenplay. Noyce worked on two miniseries for Australian television with fellow Australian filmmaker George Miller: The Dismissal and The Cowra Breakout. Miller also produced the film that brought Noyce his greatest acclaim in the United States the thriller Dead Calm which turned Nicole Kidman into a star. His greatest commercial success to date has been the Tom Clancy spy thriller Clear and Present Danger starring Harrison Ford. Noyce achieved great acclaim in Australia for the \"stolen generation\" picture, Rabbit-Proof Fence, which won the Australian Film Institute Award for Best Film in 2002.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Given the trailers and the pictures, we've been very curious about Ant-Man, Paul Rudd's foray into Marvel's universe of superheroes. The first teaser was itty-bitty, but the trailers and TV spots since have given us a really good look at Rudd as this very different kind of superhero. We've also gotten to see Michael Douglas as Hank Pym, the man who invents the shrinking technology, and Evangeline Lilly as the love interest. Take a look at the new TV spot and trailers below to see more costars, including Corey Stoll as villain Yellowjacket. The movie is out on July 17!\nHere's the full trailer:\nThe last teaser:\nAnd the teaser before that:\nAnd that same teaser in tiny form, as it was first released:", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Obviously the usual special effects are lacking, but overall this is lvd casino credible performance of Fleming's book, with good production values and passable performances. They meet in Bond's room, and knowing about Le Chiffre's bug they turn up the music and kiss, before acting their parts for tbe villain.Additionally, oribinal version contained rare promotional advertisements, the original casino royal, and information about James Bond clubs, magazines and officially licensed collectibles. A magnificent mess, it's either the greatest argument against LSD or the worst. New characters appear such as Lili Wing, a brothel madam and former lover of Bond whose ultimate fate is to be crushed in the back of a garbage truck, and Gita, wife of Le Chiffre. 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Trailer Casino Royale () The first James Bond parody, based on the Ian Flemming Novel, David Nivens.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Directed by: Donovan Marsh\nWritten by: Don Keith, George Wallace\nStarring: Gerard Butler, Gary Oldman, Billy Bob Thornton, Willem Dafoe, Common\nRelease Date: 2017\nWatch the movie trailer of Hunter Killer below:\nNo Trailer available yet.\nAn untested American submarine captain teams with U.S. Navy Seals to rescue the Russian president, who has been kidnapped by a rogue general.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "123telugu had already reported that Akkineni Nagarjuna will next be seen in the direction of debutante Kalyan. Latest update is that the shooting of this flick is going on a brisk pace and some comedy scenes featuring Brahmanandam and Nagarjuna are currently being shot in Ramoji Film City.\nNagarjuna will be seen in a double role in this film which has ‘Andhala Rakshashi’ fame Lavanya Tripati and Ramya Krishna as the female leads. Radha Mohan has written the story and screenplay for this film which is titled ‘Soggade Chinni Naayana’.\n- Pre-interval fight to be highlight of DJ\n- Interview : Harish Shankar – I have a script ready for Pawan Kalyan\n- Sridevi says her dream came true\n- Final schedule of stylish spy thriller in Serbia\n- Mishap on Rajini’s Kaala’s sets kills a unit member\nArticles that might interest you", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "There's A GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY VOL. 2 Deleted Scene Featuring Nathan Fillion\nSet photos from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 previously revealed that Nathan Fillion is actually playing Simon Williams aka Wonder Man in the film. Specifically, posters and movie theater marquee signs confirmed that Fillion is playing the actor-version (as oppossed to the engineer or industrialist versions) of the powerful Avenger.\nWas Nathan Fillion's [SPOILER] originally meant to actually appear in the film and not just on a background poster? That just might have been the plan if Fillion's Instagram post is any indication.\nHowever, it looks as if Williams doesn't have any of the special abilities that his comic book counterpart received from Baron Zemo and Enchantress- unless Marvel's playing the long game and laying seeds for an incredible payoff down the line.\nIn an Instagram post, Fillion revealed a behind-the-scenes snap of what was going to be an actual on-screen appearance in Vol. 2 but was ultimately cut from the final edit. Was Fillion also going to play a Ravager? Or were were we going to have a meta-scene in the film with Fillion's Simon Williams playing a human space explorer in one of his movies?\n: ComicBookMovie.com is protected under the DMCA (Digital Millenium Copyright Act) and... [MORE]", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Supernatural thriller movie, starring Academy Award®-nominee Eric Roberts, ‘The Summoning’ finds its home at Gravitas Ventures.\nThe company has acquired worldwide rights to ‘The Summoning’, a thriller based on hauntings around the town of Sugar Land, Texas. The film, which has a release date of January 10, 2017, stars Roberts (The Dark Knight), Leila Almas (Sweet Darling), Jaime Zevallos (Animal Kingdom), Razaaq Adoti (Black Hawk Down), Rheagan Wallace (Deep in the Heart), Aaron Perilo (True Blood) and Dominican Republic actress Katherine Castro.\n‘“The Summoning’ carries with it all the haunts and chills of a great horror film and we look forward to working with this filmmaking team to bring it to a global audience,” said Brendan Gallagher, Sr. Vice President of Business Affairs for Gravitas Ventures.\nWritten and directed by Alberto G. Rodriguez and produced by two-time EMMY® winner Cristian Luna, the movie follows law student Rachel Iverson (Almas) who places her life in danger while investigating the disappearance of another law student Clayton Ward (Philip Adkins) and Chief Lubbock (Roberts) who assigns Detective Jonathan Silva (Zevallos) to her case.\nWeaving together real facts and elements of the supernatural, the story tells of spirits that have returned to speak to the living. During production, the cast and crew experienced an ‘eerie presence’ while filming in the historic, and famed haunted sites of, Imperial Sugar Company refinery and the Richmond Police Department.\nThe deal was negotiated by Brendan Gallagher on behalf of Gravitas and Glen Reynolds of Circus Road Films on behalf of the filmmakers.\nFor further information, contact: Liz Rodriguez at email@example.com – USA: 1 310 435 3634\nABOUT GRAVITAS VENTURES\nGravitas Ventures is a leading all rights distributor of independent cinema. Founded in 2006, Gravitas connects independent filmmakers and producers with distribution opportunities across the globe. Working with more than 500 content partners, Gravitas Ventures has distributed thousands of films into over 100 million homes. Their most recent releases include Jonathan Hock’s “Fastball,” Colin Hanks’ “All Things Must Pass,” “Being Evel” from Academy Award® winning director Daniel Junge and producer Johnny Knoxville, “Backstreet Boys: Show ‘Em What You’re Made Of,” and “For The Love of Spock” from Director Adam Nimoy. Look for Katie Holme’s feature directorial debut, “All We Had,” on December 9. For more information, please visit gravitasventures.com and follow @GravitasVOD on Twitter and @gravitasventures on Instagram.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "By: Fridah Wanjiku | Thu 24 Nov 2016, 09:00\nThe Bourne films are a series of action spy thriller movies based on the character Jason Bourne played by hunk Matt Damon. He plays a CIA assassin suffering from extreme amnesia who must figure out who he is.\nThis weekend, BoxOffice is bringing you a marathon of all five of the Bourne movies including the latest addition to the film series, Jason Bourne, which sees the return of Matt Damon to the franchise.\nAre you really the ultimate Bourne fan? Take this quiz and place all five of the Bourne movies in the order they were released.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "|Additional DVD options||Edition||Discs||\n|New from||Used from|\n|Watch Instantly with||Rent||Buy|\nPosing as jewel broker Donnie Brasco, FBI agent Joseph D. Pistone (Johnny Depp) is granted entranceinto the violent mob family of aging hit man Lefty Ruggiero (Al Pacino). When his personal and professional lives collide, Pistone jeopardizes his marriage, his job life and, ultimately, the gangstermentor he has come to respect and admire. From acclaimed director Mike Newell (Four Weddings and a Funeral), and featuring an extraordinary supporting cast including Michael Madsen, Anne Heche, BrunoKirby and James Russo.\n- Exclusive featurette: \"Donnie Brasco: Out from the Shadows\"\n- Original featurette\n- Five deleted scenes with optional director's commentary and intro\n- Photo gallery\nWould you like to tell us about a lower price?\nIf you are a seller for this product, would you like to suggest updates through seller support?\nTop customer reviews\nThere was a problem filtering reviews right now. Please try again later.\n\"Donnie Brasco\" stars Al Pacino and Johnny Depp, and was directed by Mike Newell (\"Four Weddings and a Funeral\"), It tells the story of FBI Special Agent Joseph D. Pistone (played by Johnny Depp), who successfully infiltrated one of New York's great Mafia families in the late 1970s, and spent six years undercover, gathering vital intelligence that was used by the U.S. Justice Department to severely diminish the Mafia's power throughout the country. Posing as Donnie Brasco, a jewel thief, Pistone was befriended by Benjamin \"Lefty\" Ruggerio (played by Al Pacino) , a low-level soldier in the Bonanno crime family. So successful was Pistone in penetrating the Bonanno family, that he was actually proposed to become a Mafia \"made man\" shortly before the FBI terminated \"Operation Donnie Brasco\" in 1981.\n\"Donnie Brasco\" is certainly different than your \"average\" gangster flick. Instead of focusing on the rich and powerful Mafia crime lords, this film depicts life in the lower echelons of organized crime in New York, mostly through the eyes of \"Lefty\" Ruggerio. Here's a man who's at best an average \"earner,\" but who's filled with ambition. He is frustrated when he's continually passed over for promotion by younger, less experienced men. When he befriends \"Donnie Brasco\" (Pistone), he quickly develops a strong fatherly affection for the younger man. For his part, Donnie Brasco becomes so emotionally entangled with the people he's investigating (especially Ruggerio) that he begins to lose sight of why he's there: to help bring these criminals to justice.\n\"Donnie Brasco\" is a reasonably accurate portrayal of Pistone's experiences within New York's Mafia. It is very well acted, with especially brilliant performances from Al Pacino, Johnny Depp, Michael Madsen, and Anne Heche. The language is raw, there are graphic scenes of violence, and a few liberties are taken with historical facts, (most notably the fate of Ruggerio), but none of that in any way detracts from the film's entertainment value. The Extended Cut of \"Donnie Brasco\" adds about 20 minutes to the film's runtime, with scenes added so seamlessly that I found it nearly impossible to tell the difference from the original theatrical release.\n\"Donnie Brasco\" is an excellent film in every way. Highly recommended.\nThe movie is pretty good and so are the excellent performances by cast especially Al Pacino playing the part as lefty Ruggiero Mafia hit man and Jonny Depp as the undercover agent Joseph D. Pistone Alias Donnie Brasco , The DVD is just as good if not better with special features : directors commentary , exclusive featurette , Donnie Brasco out from the shadows , deleted scenes with optional commentary , original featurette , photo gallery , talent files , theatrical trailers and pamphlet that's not included in the Blu Ray than again for the price is Good value .\nThe story is very engaging and genuinely intriguing; you learn a lot about the wiseguy lifestyle and the undercover operations of the FBI. There are many scenes that are extremely tense; I constantly asked, \"how will Donnie get out of this one?!?\" I really enjoyed the last 30 minutes of the film, especially when you realize how deep their connection was. Never a dull moment as the film masterfully blends immersive dialogue, intense situations, and some brutal violence throughout, with some comedy occasionally tossed in. Johnny Depp and Al Pacino have amazing performances; Al Pacino particularly kept a consistent and realistic character throughout. The film also has a great soundtrack.\nThe blu-ray of this film is excellent. The picture and sound quality are superb, considering the age of the film, and match the best prints around/recently released. This is the definitive version of this film.\nOverall, Donnie Brasco is a must-watch for fans of gangster/crime dramas; in fact, it's a must-watch for film fans in general. A superb and immersive storyline, magnificent performances, and an excellent soundtrack, don't skip this film.\nDonnie Brasco has strong violence and blood, and brief nudity.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "You know his voice from the characters he brought to life in a trio of Disney films: Zootopia, The Jungle Book and Finding Dory. Then there was his role as the villain Krall in Star Trek Beyond.\nFor three years Iris Elba tried to get 100 Streets off the ground. He’s one of the film’s producers. It’s a “small” film, a powerful ensemble drama, the story of three disparate Londoners whose lives interweave in unexpected ways as they face major life changes. Fans of layered storytelling and multi-character movies won’t want to miss this moving portrait of contemporary London, available on Blu-ray and DVD March 7 from Sony Pictures Home Entertainment and Samuel Goldwyn Films.\n100 Streets follows the trio as they play out in one square mile of modern day London. A former rugby player, Max (Elba), struggles to find a life off the field while fighting to save his marriage to former actress Emily (Gemma Arterton). Kingsley (Franz Drameh) is a small time drug dealer desperately seeking a way off the street. While completing his community service for a misdemeanor, Kinsley meets Terence (Ken Stott), a local thespian, who gives him the push he needs out of his dead end life and into a very different, creative world. George (Charlie Creed-Miles), a cab driver, and his wife Kathy (Kierston Wareing) dream of having kids, but a devastating road accident puts their hopes on hold even testing their otherwise strong marriage. Anybody can make a wrong turn, but it’s the journey that allows us to find the right path.\nElba, so different from Max, loved the character, long past his prime. Says he: “I can relate to it. People in the spotlight tend to be scrutinized, every move they make. I guess you can say my star is rising or whatever, but what comes with that is a lot more inquisitive people who want to know who you are as a person and what life decisions you’re actually making. Because you’re an actor or sportsman people want to know that and they are curious. But it’s part of the job—if I didn’t want anyone to know anything about me, I would have probably gone for a different career path.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Only a couple of years ago, film lovers could get access to a Cinema Paradiso or a City of Joy only if they travelled abroad and managed to get their hands on a DVD or if they were lucky enough to be members of a film library that stocked these titles. But not anymore. Now every DVD library on every street corner has, along with a mainstream Hollywood and Bollywood section, an exhaustive international films rack. Whether its Wong Kar Wai’s In the Mood for Love or Majid Majidi’s Children of Heaven, you’re just a subscription away from viewing pleasure.\nThe popularity of international cinema can also be gauged by the fact that multiplexes across the city, from Cinemax to PVR to Metro Adlabs and Inox, have and continue to screen international films that may never really see a mainstream release. While Inox did a retrospective on Satyajit Ray’s films, Metro Adlabs screened David Lynch’s Lost Highway and Krzysztof Kieslowski’s The Double Life of Veronique.\nA couple of years ago, international cinema was accessible only to those travelling abroad or those who were members of a good video library, but today multiplexes across the city, from Cinemax to PVR to Metro Adlabs and Inox, screen international films that may never really see a mainstream release. For example, while Inox did a retrospective on Satyajit Ray’s films, Metro Adlabs screened David Lynch’s Lost Highway and Krzysztof Kieslowski’s The Double Life of Veronique. The new year will see co-productions, interactions with filmmakers, screenings of original subtitled content and even a television channel dedicated to global cinema.\nIt would have been unthinkable to own world cinema titles and make money out of them. But companies like UTV, Palador Pictures and Handmade Films are doing just that. Along the way, they’re taking Run Lola Run to the masses. Palador, that owns a 1,000 film catalogue, has been going all out.\nThey’ve been screening their Alfred Hitchcock collection on Zee Cafe, have provided titles to various film festivals like Osian and recently tied up with Moser Baer to retail 50 of their titles. “We plan to release films like Signs of Sleep, Inland Empire and Them! theatrically next year,” says Mohan Polamar, founder and joint managing director, Palador, adding, “Along with this, next year will see a theatrical retrospective of Ingmar Bergman and Akira Kurusawa.”\nWhile local screenings and rentals have given a big boost to world cinema, 2008 will take the trend further. From co-productions to interactions to a television channel dedicated to international cinema, people are busy making plans. Enlighten’s wheels are already rolling.\nIn the last couple of months, the NGO has invited Chinese directors and Iranian delegates to address audiences before screenings. “We’ll soon be getting Indonesian filmmakers here,” says Ashar, currently in talks with Chinese filmmakers for an Indo-Chinese co-production.\nOn a totally different front, Palador Pictures plans to bring in March 2008 with a channel broadcasting original subtitled content from all over the world. “According to our research, there are at least a million people waiting for such a channel,” says Polamar, adding that just like people want something different in cinema halls, even TV viewers want new content. 2008 also takes world cinemas beyond Mumbai. Delhi and Bangalore theatre goers who couldn’t watch Osama and Children of Heaven on the big screen, can get their big ticket thanks to Enlighten.\nIf you’ve still not stood in queue for your ticket, we suggest you line up, buy the popcorn and get In the Mood for Love. Or at least rent it on DVD.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Avatar Sinks Titanic In Australia\nJames Cameron beats himself to become king of the box office Down Under\nWhile it may still be chasing his sinking ship in worldwide grosses and sitting at number 7 in the US all-time top 10, James Cameron's Avatar has officially passed his own Titanic to become the highest grossing film ever at the Australian box office.\nIn just four weeks of release the sci-fi epic has taken $63 million in Australia, sailing past Titanic's overall total of $57 million to become the biggest movie of all-time Down Under. Avatar leads Titanic, Shrek 2 ($50 million), The Return of the King ($49 million) and Crocodile Dundee ($47 million) in non-inflation adjusted earnings.\nCan it repeat the feat elsewhere? With only minimal drop-off and a sustained box-office momentum through the New Year it's not unfeasible. Avatar is currently trailing Titanic in worldwide grosses ($1.3 billion to $1.8 billion) and has racked up just over $429 million domestically in the US to Titanic's $600 million; while it should comfortably pass The Phantom Menace, E.T. , Shrek 2 and Star Wars within a couple of weeks. If it manages to surpass The Dark Knight ($533 million US), things could get interesting indeed.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Nino never wanted the life of a gangster, but when his father, Don Corleone is gunned down in the street, he must answer the call for revenge. Now Nino is Da Last Don and the family business is in his hands...a world of deceit, back room deals and crooked cops that threatens to destroy everything Nino loves.\nWhen an alien race and factions within Starfleet attempt to take over a planet that has \"regenerative\" properties, it falls upon Captain Picard and the crew of the Enterprise to defend the planet's people as well as the very ideals upon which the Federation itself was founded.\nWhen news of John Smith's death reaches America, Pocahontas is devastated. She sets off to London with John Rolfe, to meet with the King of England on a diplomatic mission: to create peace and respect between the two great lands.\nWhen guardian angel Seth -- who invisibly watches over the citizens of Los Angeles -- becomes captivated by Maggie, a strong-willed heart surgeon, he ponders trading in his pure, otherworldly existence for a mortal life with his beloved.\nWith his first Dogma-95 film director Lars von Trier opens up a completely new film platform. With a mix of home-video and documentary styles the film tells the story of a group of young people who have decided to get to know their “inner-idiots” and thus not only facing and breaking their outer appearance but also their inner.\nHave you watched MP Da Last Don yet? What did you think about it?", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Julianne Moore, Ken Watanabe and Demián Bichir are all set to star in the film adaptation of Ann Patchett’s best-selling novel “Bel Canto” at A-Line Pictures and Depth of Field\nThe romance story is set against a backdrop of immortal music and mortal danger as Roxane Coss (Moore), a famous American soprano, travels to a military dictatorship in South America to give a private concert at the birthday party of rich Japanese industrialist Katsumi Hosokawa (Watanabe).\nJust as a gathering convenes, the house is taken over by guerrillas, led by General Benjamin (Bichir) demanding the release of their imprisoned comrades. A month long standoff ensues in which hostages and captors must overcome their differences and find their shared humanity.\nPaul Weitz (“Mozart in the Jungle”) will direct from a screenplay by Anthony Weintraub (“Tekkonkinkreet”). Weitz, Weintraub, Andrew Miano and Caroline Baron will produce.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "3.75″ Scale Action Figure, Kids Ages 4 & Up\nWelcome to our new November 26, 2019 review on the Star Wars The Vintage Collection The Rise of Skywalker. We are going to look at the Series of Toy Action Figures. If you are thinking of buying one, in this post we’re going to give you an overview of exactly what you get with these 3.5” Scale Action Figures.\nWe then will give recommendations on where to buy and we will also be giving you a look at what people are saying that have already purchased this Star Wars The Vintage Collection The Rise of Skywalker.\nA Top Seller for 2019 Christmas , due the Christmas 2019 Release of the newest Star Wars movie, The Rise of Skywalker, if you want to make sure that you get this, while it is still in stock – we highly recommend ordering from Walmart.com and getting super fast delivery as well as getting the peace of mind that you will receive the official Star Wars The Vintage Collection The Rise of Skywalker.\nClick here to check this out the Star Wars The Vintage Collection The Rise of Skywalker at Walmart.com…\nWhat Do You Get With The Star Wars The Vintage Collection The Rise of Skywalker?\nStar Wars Hero Series Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker Sith Trooper Toy\n- SITH TROOPER: In its ultimate push toward galactic conquest, the First Order readies an army of elite soldiers that draw inspiration from a dark and ancient legacy\n- 12-INCH SCALE ACTION FIGURE: Inspired by the heroes and villains of the Star Wars Galaxy, this large-scale action figures offer kids ages 4 and up big Star Wars imaginary action and adventure\n- MOVIE-BASED CHARACTER-INSPIRED ACCESSORY: This Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker action figure comes with a Sith Trooper-inspired accessory that makes a great addition to any Star Wars collection\n- POSEABLE ACTION FIGURE: This 12-inch scale Star Wars Hero Series action figure features multiple points of articulation, so boys and girls and up can pose their figures for any adventure they imagine\n- LOOK FOR OTHER FIGURES FROM A GALAXY FAR, FAR AWAY: Look for movie- and entertainment-inspired Star Wars action figures to build a Star Wars galaxy (Each sold separately. Subject to availability)\n8 – 40 Years\n|Assembled Product Weight||\nSold & shipped by Kids Warehouse\nClick here to check this out the Star Wars The Vintage Collection The Rise of Skywalker at Walmart.com\nLeave a Reply\nYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *\nhttps://toystoresite.com/ IS A PARTICIPANT IN THE WALMART/RAKUTEN SERVICES ASSOCIATES PROGRAM, AN AFFILIATE ADVERTISING PROGRAM DESIGNED TO PROVIDE A MEANS FOR SITES TO EARN ADVERTISING FEES BY ADVERTISING AND LINKING TO WALMART.COM.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "For decades, A Christmas Carol and It's A Wonderful Life have been the standard templates for holiday films, until a third choice came along in 1990. Ever since, there have been a whole slew of films that have tried to be the next Home Alone. None have come close to being as good, but perhaps the best attempt came from Unaccompanied Minors. The Davenport kids are flying to seeing their father for the holidays when they are stuck in Cleveland by a massive snow storm. When they get there, they discover they are just two of dozens of kids who are stuck at the same airport, trapped in a conference room under the watchful eye of the airports ruthless administrator, (Lewis Black) who's not all that fond of children. Together with some of the more unique personalities, the Davenports stage an escape and wreck havoc on the airport, determined to have fun during the holidays, even if it is in a snowed in airport. Yes, this is a kids movie with all the cheesy jokes and kid stuff that comes along with it, but what makes it unique is all the different personalities. The six kids are from all different parts of the country and are all from different family structures and different socioeconomic backgrounds, meaning they all had very different lives and very different ideas on what the definition of fun is. The culmination of the different personalities and how they all come together is what makes this film unique and quite frankly pretty special. The young cast is pretty talented as well, featuring Brett Kelly from Bad Santa as well as Tyler Williams from Everybody Hates Chris. The young cast also gets help from veteran comedians Lewis Black, Wilmer Valderrama, and Rob Corddry. The combination of young comedians and veteran comedians adds another dynamic similar to the one set up by the characters in the film. As well as the mixing of characters personalities, you're also getting a wide variety of comedic styles in the film. The bottom line, Unaccompanied Minors may be a kids Christmas movie, but there is a whole lot to like about it, from the writing, to the in depth character development, the mixing of different comedic styles, and even the unique settings. It's not quite Home Alone, but as close as anyone's come since 1990.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Blu-ray Review: 'Warrior'\nYou’re fighting the baddest boys that mixed martial arts has to offer and in the end you then come face to face with...your own brother? Such is the dilemma of the two tough guys of the new film \"Warrior,\" out Dec. 20 on Blu-ray/DVD, Video On-Demand and Digital Download from Lionsgate. Heroes, heart and head injuries – the bell rings below!\nCast: Tom Hardy, Joel Edgerton, Nick Nolte\nDirector: Gavin O’Conner\nRuntime: 140 minutes\nRelease Company: Lionsgate\nThe Flick: A fantastic mix of action and acting, \"Warrior\" simply got kneecapped by bad advertising. The film was presented as a typical fight flick worthy of Jean-Claude Van Damme with an inane title to match, but the fact is that the fights themselves serve as a powerful metaphor for what is going on emotionally in the story. 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On February 25 we will be screening the film Chef. The movie is about a man named Carl who rediscovers his life's passion when starting his own food truck business. You are invited stay after the film to talk about what the film has to say about the choices we make in our careers and families, and what wisdom we might learn from our own Jewish tradition.\nTo RSVP or with questions about any Schaarai Zedek 20s/30s event, contact Rabbi Farb at (813) 876-2377, Ext. 229 or firstname.lastname@example.org.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Arjun Kapoor starrer Panipat has been in the headlines for more than one reasons since the first trailer of the film released. Directed by Ashutosh Gowarikar the film was compared to Ranveer Singh and Deepika Padukone starrer Bajirao Mastani and Padmaavat.\nAfter the trailer released people started pointing out similarities between Arjun Kapoor’s Sadashiv Rao and Ranveer’s Bajirao. There was also a comparison between Sanjay Dutt’s Ahmad Shah Abdali and Ranveer’s Alauddin Khilji.\nIt is now that Gowarikar has decided to speak about the uncanny comparisons and he expressed how it is not a thing to worry about.\nIn an interview with the tabloid Mumbai Mirror, “That’s understandable because the last film that comes out, stays in our recent memory. So, Jodhaa Akbar was immediately compared to Mughal-E-Azam, Bajirao Mastani to Jodhaa Akbar and Padmaavat to Bahubali. That’s nothing to be worried about.”\n“Also, we are still in the era of the Peshwas in Panipat, which revolves around Bajirao’s next-generation—his son, Nana Saheb Peshwa, his brother Chimaji Appa’s son Sadashiv Rao Bhau and his second son with Mastani, Shamsher Bahadur. So, the costumes and their palace, remain the same but the story is very different,” he added.\nSet to hit the big screens on December 6, The film stars Arjun, Sanjay, Kriti Sanon in lead roles and revolves around the third battle of Panipat.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Watch Movie Everest Online Streaming.Full Movie Everest Full Streaming with duration 150 Min and released on 2015-09-25 and MPAA rating is 11.\nEverest Watch Movie free movie streaming full movie in HD without downloading, Watch Movie Everest Full online movie streaming free and fun Everest Free Movie Stream only here Today, we can see that hundreds thousands of people looking for free Everest and watch it on their sweat house with internet connection. 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The screenplay by Michael Green is based on the 1934 novel of the same name by Agatha Christie. The film stars Branagh as Hercule Poirot, with Penélope Cruz, Willem Dafoe, Judi Dench, Johnny Depp, Josh Gad, Derek Jacobi, Leslie Odom Jr., Michelle Pfeiffer, and Daisy Ridley.\nCrime, drama, fantasy", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Not Even the Pandemic Can Stop M.J. Bassett!\nMegan Fox is back! Anyone from my generation can remember her as the hypersexualized woman from the Transformers movies. During the pandemic a tweet thread surfaced demonstrating why Fox left the big screen for a good long while. The good news is, after a short hibernating period, we have NEW Megan Fox projects and it looks like she’s going the Charlize Theron route with her leading role in Rogue (2020).\nMegan Fox in Rogue\nRogue features Megan Fox leading an elite unit of soldiers on a rescue mission in Africa. When things go wrong not only do they have to kill a gang of rebels they are also being stalked by a “horde of ravenous, enraged lions they encounter.” Knowing M.J. Bassett’s credentials as a horror director there are strong horror vibes here, but ya know, with lions.\nThis thing bears all the hallmarks of those straight-to-DVD action flicks Lionsgate makes a living off of. Sometimes those things pan out, but more often than not they’re a mess – even for their action. They’re never bad. They’re simply the lowest common denominator of action movies. I’d watch this thing mostly out of curiosity to see Megan Fox back in action (sans CG Ninja Turtles.) She’s got a handful of projects coming out now or soon and seems to have more control over her career. I hope this movie helps distance her from the “troubled motorcycle girl” she played in TWO Transformers movies. As for the director…\nM.J. Bassett Brings the Action!\nM.J. Bassett’s bona fides seem legit. Did you know she started as a nature photographer and documentary maker? Combine that with a resume stacked full of these kinds of movies and this seems like the perfect amalgam of content for her. I mean we’re talking episodes of Ash vs. Evil Dead, Power, Iron Fist. She’s got the credits for Solomon Kane (a movie I saw at Blockbuster a LOT but never got around to watching) and the infamous Silent Hill: Revelation. Was that really that big of a movie? Is that some major international selling point? I’ve never played the game nor seen the movies so I may be out of the loop on this one.\nAnyways, Rogue drops August 28 – normally the dead zone for summer movies as we’re all wiped out from Blockbusters. Now that Tenet isn’t coming out soon we’ll have to content ourselves with this movie just to scratch some sort of itch. Think it’ll be a good drive-in movie? I’d really love to go to the drive-in and NOT catch Trollz World Tour if I can help it.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Othello Chapter 2\nJustice born from imperfection William Shakespeare’s Othello unfolds the tragic story of honorable but gullible General Othello who is manipulated by crooked and scheming Iago. Iago pretends to be a good friend of Othello at the very start and gradually plots a scheme to make Othello think that his wife Desdemona is cheating on him, which leads to Othello killing Desdemona. Iago’s wife, Emilia, plays a very important role in revealing the truth about Iago’s lies.\nMore realistic and older than Desdemona, Emilia grows a strong bond with the general’s idealistic wife.Though Emilia loves her husband, upon discovering that she was used by her husband in implementing the plot to bring about the destruction of Othello and Desdemona, she reveals the truth about Iago’s plot in front of everyone. Shakespeare makes Emilia personality cynical and pragmatic; however, her guilt and sense of justice redeem herself to be best character in “Othello. ” There are three different motivations, which help to portray Emilia character. Firstly, Emilia’s frail morality is depicted when she steals Desdemona’s handkerchief to please Iago for her desire and says, “What will you give me now for that same handkerchief? (3. 3.\n321). That scene was vividly pictured in Oliver Parker film “Othello” in which Emilia and Iago lying on the bed and Emilia handing over the handkerchief to Iago to persuade him to make love to her. Her second motivation is being pragmatic and cynical towards men and marriage based on the treatment she receives from her husband Iago. In 1995 film “Othello”, while Emilia was having a conversation with Desdemona after a small argument with Othello, Desdemona asks if any woman would cheat on their husband for the whole world.Emilia replies, she would cheat on her husband for the whole world and her husband would even forgive her later if she knows her intentions.\n“Uds pity, who would not make her husband a cuckold to make him a monarch? I should venture purgatory for it. ” (4,3 45-77). Moreover, her bitterness towards marriage and men can be seen when she tells Desdemona that all men forsakes women sooner or later. “They are all but stomachs, and we all but food; They eat us hungerly, and when they are full They Belch us. ” (3,4,101-102).Though morally frail and cynical, Emilia’s guilt and a sense of justice appears when she comes to realize that Iago fooled her and made her partly responsible for Desdemona’s death. That scene is portrayed in Oliver Parker’s film in which Emilia pointed her finger at Iago, as lying to Othello about the origin of handkerchief upon discovering that Desdemona was killed by Othello and it was all part of Iago’s plan.\n“That handkerchief thous speaks of/ I found by fortune and did give my husband. ” (5,2,232-239). “He begged of me to steal it. (5,2, 236).\nThere are different adaptions of Shakespeare’s Othello, from opera version to some contemporary adaptations. The opera “Othello” and the 1995 movie “Othello” remain faithful to the original plot and characters. Emilia character loves Iago though Iago treats her with disrespect and never shows her any genuine affection. Emilia seems very submissive to Iago and always tries to grab her husband attention. By stealing Desdemona’s handkerchief, she hopes that she would please her husband. “I nothing but to please his fantasy” (3,3,315).Her attachment and love for Desdemona remains the same in both version and so is her sense of justice and guilt as well.\nHowever, BBC film Othello and Blake- Nelson’s film “O” are contemporary adaptions of Shakespeare’s Othello and offers a different perspective on Emilia character. In BBC film Othello, Emilia character went boarding school together with Dessie (Desdemona) and she is also Ben Jango (Iago’s girlfriend). As in the original Othello play, she loves Jago unconditionally. However, unlike Emilia in original “Othello”, Emilia from BBC film seems to be more optimistic about men.In a scene where she is lying on the bed with Ben Jango, she says that she believe there is something loveable about everyone, even when they turn out to be an asshole.\nAlso, she believes that Ben Jango is a man of good morals. She also has a very good impression on John Othello though her character in the original Othello play feels more intimidated by general Othello. In Blake Nelson’s “O”, Emily, the character name for Emilia, is best friend and roommate of Desi (Desdemona) and she loves her friend.However, in this adaptation, Emily is not fond of Odin James, who is impersonation of Othello character. There is a scene where she is talking to Desi about making love with Odin and whether she has been forced or not portrays that she doesn’t like Odin.\nHowever, the common theme in every adaptation is that Emilia has a sense of guilt and justice. As interesting as Emilia character appears to be in every adaptation of Shakespeare’s Othello, nothing can transcends 1995 “Othello” movie by OliverParker, which stays faithful to the original play. What make Emilia character unique is the contradiction qualities she has: cynical pragmatism versus guilt and sense of justice. Though BBC film “Othello” film and “O” offers new insights to Emilia character, they doesn’t offer her cynical pragmatism as vividly as 1995 “Othello” movie does. Emilia is a character of imperfection, who sacrifices herself to be died in moral and justice perfection.\nWorks cited Othello. Dir. Oliver Parker. Perf.\nLaurence Fishburne and Kenneth Branagh. 1995. Film.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Sometimes a movie is so different and strange it pulls its audience in. The plot may be confusing but it may also stay with anyone who watches. Trying to figure out what you just witnessed can be more fun than watching. This also runs the risk of turning away anyone watching. Brazil’s Our Evil is a mix of genres that is as riveting as it is difficult to watch.\nDirector Samuel Galli’s movie starts in a straightforward manner. Arthur Ambrust searches the dark web for an assassin. It looks like the audience is in story for a good old fashioned thriller. Finding out why the target is so specific will be part of the fun. The second half of Our Evil becomes something entirely different. The film turns into an arthouse horror movie that seemingly abandons the beginning before tying everything together. But will anyone understand?\nHorror can be mixed with pretty much any other genre. It is just about how well it is done. Our Evil jolts the audience as its moves from one stylle to the next. There is no hint given. We watch as Arthur picks an assassin and spends what is intended to be his final moments with the target. Charles (the hitman was has been hired) is seen as ruthless and coldblooded.\nThe second half of the film just sort of happens. The audience goes from seeing a methodical and personal tale of three characters into one filled with blood, ghosts, and demons. It is incredibly shocking. Our Evil simply becomes a horror movie at around the halfway point.\nSomehow, it all works. Narratively, the story flows seamlessly. The first part of Our Evil is spent with the assassination. The second half deals with why things escalated to such violent levels. Galli, who is also the film’s writer, uses an excellent technique in order to fill in the backstory. It is a surprising change of tone, but it does make sense in the context of the tale.\nThe pacing of the movie will not be for everyone. Early on, the movie takes its time introducing its characters. (There is not any spoken dialogue until more than ten minuets into the film.) Our Evil moves at a methodical pace that is more about setting an atmosphere. Even when characters are more fleshed out, it is more through action (and non action) than dialogue. This is a story that asks the viewer to be very patient.\nThe film is also incredibly violent – especially towards women. There is a particularly brutal scene involving Charles and a woman he meets in a bar. Sitting through world building is not that difficult sense there is theoretically supposed to be a pay off. The violence here is reminiscent of the exploitation films of the early 1970s. These moments are much more difficult than the slow build.\nUnfortunately, the character development is not as strong as it should be. Charles is bad and Arthur is conflicted is the gist of it. The first half of the film takes way too long to develop. The second half gives Arthur a past and little else. There is nothing wrong with putting focus on the plot, but in this case the characters end up stagnating.\nGalli’s direction is beautiful. While the needlessly violent scene involving Charles is discomforting, the transition to the scene is done with a nice bit of calm before the storm foreshadowing. The lighting in the movie is fantastic. Galli perfectly emphasizes settings and characters. There are also some very cool shots – especially towards the end of the movie. The make up effects are top notch and if the point to all the violence early on is to make the audience feel disgusted, Galli succeeds.\nOur Evil is a very interesting movie that will take a strong will to watch. The writing is great at times, managing to bring together two seemingly unrelated stories. The direction is exquisite. There is great use of color and lighting from beginning to end. Things can get a little too violent at times and this is not a film for the squeamish or impatient. This Brazilian import is worth a watch, but be prepared.\nLike what we do here at AIPT? Consider supporting us and independent comics journalism by becoming a patron today! In addition to our sincere thanks, you can browse AIPT ad-free, gain access to our vibrant Discord community of patrons and staff members, get trade paperbacks sent to your house every month, and a lot more. 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No major plot points will be discussed in detail\nUnless one managed to subvert all corners of the Internet, news of the controversy surrounding comments made by Brie Larson, the star of Captain Marvel likely caught the ears of millions with a presence online. With a campaign to bemoan the film on Rotten Tomatoes and the #AlitaChallenge briefly dominating on social media, Captain Marvel and Alita: Battle Angel found themselves pitted against each other on the basis of a small cultural war. Featuring female protagonists, there was a strange tension that sought to prove rather than understand.\nWhen a friend invited me to watch Alita: Battle Angel on the Friday of the release of Captain Marvel, I could not resist the temptation to watch both films in order to compare the two. Was there merit in the challenges that arose to avoid one film for the other?\nWeirdly enough, I struggle to determine a complete answer myself. Without question, releasing these films a year apart in different circumstances would not grab my attention to compare the two. Yet I must admit that both films hold interesting positions within the cinematic space that are worth discussing within a larger context.\nAlita: Battle Angel and Captain Marvel could not be further separated in execution and vision. One embodies the essence of risk, attempting to establish new foundations for a compelling universe rarely portrayed on the big screen despite the inevitable side effects. The other is rooted in convention, dependent on its past successes to maintain a safety net despite the redundancies that accompany it. Both remain distinct cinematic experiences that within the year of 2019 prompt an interesting question that has persisted since the inception of entertainment: does originality necessarily warrant greater quality or attention against the standard?\nAlita: Battle Angel is based on Yukito Kishiro’s manga Gunnm (or Battle Angel Alita in English). It is widely known to be a passion project that James Cameron, the director behind box office phenomenon Titanic and Avatar, has wanted to realize on the big screen for years, even registering a domain name for the film back in 2000.\nAnd as expected of a James Cameron production, it cannot be understated that Alita: Battle Angel is a visual marvel on every front of its production. Had it been available in IMAX 3D for viewing at the time, I undoubtedly would have opted to watch that version.\nSet within the futuristic depot of Iron City. Rustic architecture dwarf the isles with deceptively high-end technology sprawling from building to building. The dense population of the city indicates an inability to adjust the infrastructure to create efficient means of transportation, or a societal disregard for the environmental sustainability of their surroundings. Interesting sights fill the vision, from a guitarist that utilizes a two-handed metallic arm to play a guitar with two sets of strings, to the various robotic dogs that occasionally roam the streets amidst regular animals.\nDespite its worn aesthetic, there is a mystical spirit to the junkyard worth uncovering in its entirety. Even a simple change from the morning to the evening unveils an aura of danger in the streets, with Hunter-Warriors tracking down cyborgs to earn their keep.\nI should quickly note here, the fight cinematography is fantastic. I was worried at first because the use of CGI indicated that some of the action would become frantically artificial, difficult to keep track of. Yet I was floored by the impressive techniques on display to create authentic bouts between Alita and her adversaries. The opportunity to witness the exhilaration of Motorball nearly justifies a single viewing on its own.\nAnd atop them all? Zalem: a sprawling metropolis of great presence, strangely grappled into the sky. Junk descends from the gaping hole within the center of the mighty utopia, presumably dropping the technologies and materials deemed “outdated” by the highest authorities. Amidst the fantastic world building featured in the details, this characteristic happens to be the most intriguing personally. If someone like Alita was thrown into the scrapyard despite her combative potential, what threats await those who embark on a journey to Zalem? It is continually (and rightfully) portrayed as the end goal for those with the greatest aspirations.\nUnfortunately, it appears that much was sacrificed in other essential areas of filmmaking in order to accomplish those feats. Of particular note was the borderline-atrocious scriptwriting that often lacked punch. One of the biggest issues lies with the incoherence between the circumstances and dialogue. Certain moments that could have carried emotional weight are marred by a lack of relevance that highlight some lack of thought to the integrity of the narrative. It is so poor that even the best delivery from the actors can manage to sound forced. Without spoiling too many details, a moment where a character is on the verge of death had me laughing because of the out-of-touch comments made by another character, which ironically contradicted a notion established earlier within the film.\nHowever, there are instances where the corny dialogue is used to some great effect. There is a scene where Alita attempts to inspire a gang of Hunter-Warriors within a bar with a triumphant speech that for some audience members is quite cookie-cutter, and her acquaintances immediately dismiss her rhetoric upo hearing it. This remains a prime example of dialogue that carries a clear intention: to highlight the arrogance of the Hunter-Warriors and note Alita’s more childish beginnings as she enters a realm of hunting unfamiliar to her.\nTo clarify, I hold the purpose of the scriptwriting to be of much greater importance than the delivery. The movie Eighth Grade best underscores this concept: dialogue between the characters is clearly supposed to be awkward in the service of creating an authentic middle school atmosphere. My personal gripe with Alita: Battle Angel specifically lies with intent because there were enough strange instances within the screenplay that I actively questioned which lines of dialogue were written that way with purpose and which were written on late notice.\nOf course, scriptwriting does not limit itself to character interaction and dialogue though: it is integral to the progression of the narrative. Alita: Battle Angel struggles to cover much ground in the midst of its extensive world-building, establishing several avenues of setup without the necessary payoff to stand on its own. This is particularly baffling given that the source material is largely unknown to general audiences, and the film certainly did not have the prospects to become another breakout hit. Perhaps with a longer runtime and refocused script, Alita: Battle Angel might have captivated audiences on its basis as production rather than intrigue alone.\nThere is significant doubt in my mind that Alita: Battle Angel gets a sequel in the near future even if it manages to recoup costs, which remains doubtful despite exceeding its $170-$200 million production cost (this excludes costs related to marketing and advertising). While I would be torn to say that the quality of the film truly warrants one compared to , it is nevertheless saddening. Especially with live-action adaptations of Japanese manga to the big screen, no attempts have managed to garner success with audiences without major adjustments to the source material (i.e. Edge of Tomorrow). I cannot help but compare Alita: Battle Angel to the live-action adaptation of Ghost in the Shell: they are fantastic displays of visual spectacle hampered by the burdens of establishing itself for future installments.\nFor advocates of Alita: Battle Angel, the best one can do to further support the film is through multiple screenings or purchasing the eventual DVD release. For a film that manages to accurately and beautifully depict its setting with the best treatment possible in cinema, it is deserving of a second chance to shine.\nCaptain of the Marvel Conventional Universe\nThe idea of the Marvel Cinematic Universe is utterly genius, creating an interconnected lore of superheroes across film and television that prompts the exploration of multiple stories and characters. This premise immediately resonated with audiences, and with the breakout success of The Avengers, the MCU cemented itself as the one of the most successful franchises in cinematic history.\nBut as the film releases continues to accumulate, it becomes more and more difficult to replicate the novelty or previous installments, requiring filmmakers to pursue new routes to maintain the spirit of the MCU, which has been attempted occasionally to great success or subtle failure.\nOf course, there are no major incentives to broaden out of the comfort zone that the MCU has established, and unfortunately Captain Marvel became the victim of what otherwise could have been a compelling origin tale of the most powerful superhero in the franchise, but not necessarily because of a lack of quality.\nIn fact, I would assert that Captain Marvel is the most average movie within the MCU.\nSet within 1995, the movie is chronologically the second in the MCU, between the first Captain America and the first Iron Man films. As a result, Captain Marvel is relatively disconnected from the burdens of the other installments, as the concept of a “superhero” is still foreign at this point within the timeline. This allows the film to redouble its focus on the story of Carol Danvers becoming Captain Marvel without too much compromise, and it is successful in crafting a fine narrative arc of rediscovery and capability.\nIt was doubly refreshing to return to a time where CGI-laden fights did not plaster every inch of the movie. With the exception of the final battle, there was a greater effort to focus on more grounded action, be it within a moving train or file storage room, which I believe unintentionally reinforces some of the subtler messages of the movie. Carol Danvers holds tremendous power, but through circumstance or authority is discouraged from unleashing it. Therefore, the moment where she rekindles her individual strengths is probably the best moment within the film; she is not becoming more powerful as much as she is embracing her latent abilities.\nAside from that, the other qualities of the film follows the route one would expect from an MCU film: cheeky one-liners populate the script, villains are standard-fare, introduce some set-up, make tiny connections with other films, etc.\nBut at this point, some of these patterns are becoming a burden. Let it serve as a reminder that Captain Marvel is the twenty-first film to be released in MCU to date. And it retains several conventions that often plagued the films from Phase One. And movies like Guardians of the Galaxy and Avengers: Infinity War exist. And despite what I said earlier, Captain Marvel is burdened by the meta implications of its release in 2019 before Avengers: Endgame.\nAside from its existence as the first female-led superhero film within the MCU, there is absolutely nothing about Captain Marvel that feigns originality. This is partially because the film itself is nothing to write home about, but more so because nearly eleven years of the MCU precede it. If I had to sum it up quickly, Captain Marvel would have benefitted from a release in Phase One. While her character’s presence was conspicuously absent until Avengers: Infinity War, the landscape of superhero films at the time would have been more conductive to the film’s reception.\nAgainst the constructed odds of the Internet, the propagated competition between Alita: Battle Angel and Captain Marvel managed to inspire new questions. We have one film that is particularly novel in its adaptation with cutting-edge visual production, but is justifiably slammed for its failings within the narrative and scriptwriting. And the other is painfully safe in its execution against the rest of its companions, but is harmlessly fine without too much detriment.\nSo under these circumstances, it is nearly guaranteed that preferences will be split depending on one’s taste and background with such films. But the precedents that the two movies represent prompt discussion about the future. Here’s the reality: convention sells while innovation hesitates. Captain Marvel has everything needed to be a commercial hit, whereas Alita: Battle Angel has major hurdles to overcome (some of which are self-inflicted).\nWhile there are certain aspects of each film that I gravitate towards, I could not adamantly express a confident assertion of the film that I found superior, ultimately because of what each film individually represents to me. Perhaps that dilemma will absolve itself one day, but in the meantime I will continue to reflect upon the matter.\nI am not here to advise you to watch one film and not support the other. Rather, I find tangible merit within Alita: Battle Angel and Captain Marvel to be viewed for reasons other than the experiences that the filmmakers intended for the audiences.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "High school soccer star Scott is struck with a serious knee injury that leads him to break up with his girlfriend, as he focuses all of his time on rehabilitation.\nDuring his period, Scott receives correspondence from a secret admirer that starts with letters and then escalates into events of a more malevolent nature.\nCrush is a thriller film directed by Malik Bader and written by Sonny Mallhi. The film stars Crystal Reed, Lucas Till, and Sarah Bolger in lead roles. It is rated PG-13 for “disturbing thematic material, violence, sensuality, some teen drinking, and language”.\nThe film’s tagline is “Careful who you wish for”, and its plot has been summarized as “A secret admirer’s crush on a high school athlete takes a fatal turn.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "1998 Comedy Rated R 110 Minutes\n|On 4K UHD||Not Available|\n|On Blu-ray||January 14, 2014|\n|On DVD||January 19, 1999|\nAn arresting hybrid of kitchen sink realism and fairy tale romance, Buffalo '66 follows the strange path of a troubled young man cursed with unloving parents. In his quixotic search for one kind of love he unexpectedly finds another kind of love in Layla (Ricci). Vincent Gallo brings a deep emotional conviction to this contemporary fable of family trauma and the healing power of love.\nRated R for language, strong violent images and scenes involving nudity.\nReleased by Lionsgate. See more credits.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Watching Christmas movies together with friends and family is a staple of a traditional Yuletide celebration. There’s something about revisiting classic holiday films or checking out newly released Xmas flicks with the people we love that adds more sense of warmth and togetherness to the season. But let’s admit it — Christmas films are not created equal. While most of them bring us some much-needed festive cheer, a few are so bad they can actually ruin the entire holiday. If you’re looking for a relatively new movie that will positively jumpstart your Christmastime, make sure to add 8-Bit Christmas to your holiday watch list.\nAbout 8-Bit Christmas\n8-Bit Christmas is an American Christmas comedy film based on the 2013 novel of the same name by Kevin Jakubowski. Directed by Michael Dowse from a screenplay by Jakubowski, the movie is a humorous and heartfelt look back at the adventures of childhood. Set in suburban Chicago in the late 1980s, it centers on a 10-year-old boy named Jake Doyle (Winslow Fegley), who embarks on a Herculean quest to get the latest and greatest video game system for Christmas.\nThe movie opens with adult Jake Doyle (Neil Patrick Harris) recounting to his young cellphone-obsessed daughter how he got his first Nintendo Entertainment System. The film is told in flashbacks as the main character recalls the memory of that Christmas season when all he wanted was the game console.\n8-Bit Christmas movie cast\nIn addition to Winslow Fegley and Neil Patrick Harris who played the young and adult Jake Doyle, respectively, in 8-Bit Christmas, the movie also starred Sophia Reid-Gantzert as Annie Doyle, Jake’s daughter; June Diane Raphael as Kathy Doyle, Jake’s mother; Steve Zahn as John Doyle, Jake’s father; and Bellaluna Resnick as Lizzy Doyle, Jake’s sister.\nThe film also featured performances by Che Tafari as Mikey Trotter, Santino Barnard as Evan Olsen, and siblings Brielle Rankins and Braelyn Rankins as twins Tammy and Teddy Hodges. Mikey, Evan, Tammy and Teddy are friends of young Jake in the movie.\nAlso included in the cast were Max Malas as the pathological liar Jeff Farmer, Cyrus Arnold as the oversized bully Josh Jagorski, and Chandler Dean as the narcissistic kid Timmy Keane, among many others.\n8-Bit Christmas filming locations\nProduced by New Line Cinema and Star Thrower Entertainment, 8-Bit Christmas was filmed in Toronto, Canada.\nWhen did 8-Bit Christmas come out?\n8-Bit Christmas premiered on November 24th, 2021\nIs 8-Bit Christmas a good movie?\nYes. 8-Bit Christmas is a good movie. It received generally favorable reviews from critics at the time of its release. On Rotten Tomatoes, the film holds an approval rating of 83% based on 30 reviews, with an average rating of 6.9/10.\nThough formulaic in structure, 8-Bit Christmas is unexpectedly heartwarming. “8-Bit Christmas isn’t going to change anyone’s life or become a new holiday classic, but it’s pretty cute and comes out in the eleventh hour to really smack you in the face with the feels,” wrote Kaitlyn Booth of Bleeding Cool.\nNick Ordoña of the Los Angeles Times praised the film’s casting, directing, and Jakubowski’s writing. He also praised the movie’s “heart-tugging ending,” which helped the movie became\na surprise contender for Best Christmas Movie of the last several years.”\nA sweetly nostalgic ode to yuletide seasons past, 8-Bit Christmas was also commended for its perfect depiction of the ‘80s While the setting of the movie resonates more strongly with those that grew up in the 80s, critics noted that the film also works well for the younger crowd.\nOverall, what sets 8-Bit Christmas apart from most Xmas movies is that it’s an enjoyable watch despite not demanding too much intelligence or emotional investment from viewers.\nIs 8-Bit Christmas OK for kids?\nThough 8-Bit Christmas has mild violence, suggestive references, and rude humor and language, the PG-rated movie is ultimately a kid-friendly feel-good comedy.\nIs 8-Bit Christmas on HBO Max?\nYes. 8-Bit Christmas is available to stream on HBO Max in the United States.\n8-Bit Christmas trailer\nIs 8-Bit Christmas on Netflix?\nNo. 8-Bit Christmas is not on Netflix. As mentioned above, the movie exclusively streams on HBO Max in the U.S. But 4K and HD copies of the film are also available for purchase or rent on Apple TV, Amazon, Microsoft Store, Google Play, YouTube Movies, Vudu, and Direct TV.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Prithviraj gets busy in MollywoodTNN | Updated: Jan 15, 2017, 09:49 IST\nMia, who played the heroine in Chettayees will play the female lead. Memories will be produced under the banner of Anantha Vision by P K Muralidharan and Santha Muralidharan.\nThe shooting for the film is all set to begin in April. The Mozhi actor is currently shooting for Rosshan Andrrews' Mumbai Police .", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Pottu Ek Tantra (Pottu) New Released Full Hindi Dubbed Movie 2019 | Bharath Srinivasan, Iniya, Namitha\nIMDB Ratings: 3.7/10\nQuality: 720p HDRip\nDirector: V.C. Vadivudaiyan\nWriter: V.C. Vadivudaiyan\nStars: Iniya, Namitha, Srushti Dange\nMovie Plot: A medical college student get possessed by a ghost that wants to take revenge on the college’s dean.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "James' path to prison is highlighted in this mini-mart robbery where he meets the gutter trash of his dreams. On VOD now and in theaters January 17.\nBased on the true story of teenager James Burns (Spencer Lofranco) who goes from a suburban street gang to a maximum-security prison cell surrounded by hardened criminals. He turns his life around in prison thanks to the unexpected friendship he forms with a convicted murderer (Ving Rhames) who becomes his mentor.\nCast & crew\nA teen goes from being in a street gang to being in a maximum-security prison in this true-life drama. In theaters January 17.\nBy B. Alan Orange | 2 years ago", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "I've never really associated scary movies with Halloween, probably for the same reasons I don't associate love stories with Valentine's Day. I know a cash cow holiday when I see one, and every day can be frightening. But Halloween can't be all bad if it gives me a chance to wax scary on ten of my favorite scary movies. Herewith, a collection of classic chillers, some canonized, some more obscure, that still make my blood crawl.\nAngel Heart (1987, directed by Alan Parker)\nCheesy at times, this existential detective story about a P.I. (Mickey Rourke in one of his best performances) hired by a dark stranger (Robert De Niro) cooks up a mean New Orleans gumbo of black magic, featuring a missing crooner with a massive debt to pay and a chit holder with friends in very low places. It's a potent blend of sound and image that has stayed with me since my first viewing.\nCarrie (1976, directed by Brian De Palma)\nAccompany me, if you will, to the prom, and to a time when De Palma wasn't merely imitating his own greatest hits (the remake of this one, directed by Kimberly Peirce, just came out). It's still a killer movie about what happens when you bully the wrong girl. Pig blood not included with purchase.\nDead of Night (1945, directed by Alberto Cavalcanti,Charles Crichton, Basil Dearden and Robert Hamer)\nI saw this horror omnibus about bad dreams, angry ghosts and one scary ventriloquist's dummy when I was a kid, and it scarred my impressionable mind for good. The frame story, about a man who visits a house he swears he's visited before, draws you in to a killer set of spooky tales that manage to include a dollop of dry Ealing Studios British humor. But there's nothing funny about Redgrave's dummy sequence, without which there'd be no Magic.\nThe Exorcist (1973, directed by William Friedkin)\nYou know what's scary? Satanic possession. Know what's really scary? A Satanic possession movie that plays like a documentary. That's what gives The Exorcist its kick: Friedkin films the whole thing, spinning head and all, in a style that suggests this could happen to you next week. Pity for that new rug you just bought. The new 40th anniversary Blu-ray set features an interview with Father Eugene Gallagher, who told author William Peter Blatty the true story that inspired the novel.\nEyes Without a Face (1960, directed by Georges Franju)\nRemember Face/Off, the Nicolas Cage/John Travolta mug-swapping yarn? This came way before, and it's far more sinister. An obsessive surgeon (Pierre Brasseur) is determined to fix up his beloved daughter, terribly disfigured in an accident. Like, really determined. Graceful, oddly funny and altogether haunting.\nKwaidan (1964, directed by Masaki Kobayashi)\nAnother one from the international archive. Kobayashi's quartet of ghost stories is marked by bold use of color and the kind of stern morality check you find in classic fables. You'll never look at a woman's long, black hair in quite the same way.\nNight of the Living Dead (1968, directed by George Romero)\nIs this the half-eaten face that launched a thousand zombie yarns? You bet. Like The Exorcist, Romero's first of many undead ventures terrifies by convincing you it's real. Grainy, black and white glory, set within an explicit civil rights era context.\nRosemary's Baby (1968, directed by Roman Polanski)\nThis fiendishly funny story of a young wife (Mia Farrow) impregnated by Satan remains Roman Polanski's best exploration of evil's banality. Poor Rosemary. All she wants is a safe life with her husband (John Cassavetes) and newborn. But then she has to deal with the kindly old devil worshipers next door, who engineer an elaborate conspiracy to make impending motherhood a living hell. Remember: he has his father's eyes.\nPsycho (1960, directed by Alfred Hitchcock)\nWithout the shocks of Psycho there simply is no modern horror movie. Hitchcock wanted to show the B-movie chop-shoppers that he could make a similar but superior product on his own terms. Pretty safe to say he succeeded.\nTerms and Conditions May Apply\nRemember, I said scary movies, not horror movies. And if this documentary about what you're signing off on after not reading all that fine print on the Web isn't scary, I don't know what is.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Welcome to the fourth edition of Cheltenham International Film Festival in 2022. We invite emerging (and more experienced) filmmakers to submit their work - narrative and documentary, features and shorts. If you have an animated film, you are welcome to submit.\nSO MANY OPPORTUNITIES TO HAVE YOUR WORK SCREENED, STREAMED AND WATCHED BY AUDIENCES\nCheltenham International Film Festival is about filmmakers and we offer filmmakers the opportunity to put their films in front of audiences:\n- during the main ‘live’ in-person film festival;\n- during the online film festival which has proved so successful the last two years;\n- during our new Youth International Film Festival;\n- we also create and introduce audiences to new films via NFT’s\nWe are fortunate to partner with and host Cheltenham International Film Festival on YourScreen (https://watch.yourscreen.net/), the UK multi-screen virtual cinema. Once the Festival has drawn to a close, we select festival films to stream on YourScreen, which gives filmmakers additional opportunities to have their work watched by audiences and to earn revenue as we share YourScreen box office with filmmakers.\nCHELTENHAM & CELEBRITIES\nCheltenham is the UK’s Festival town, stretching back over 70 years; music, jazz and literature festivals are among the most prominent. It is now Cheltenham International Film Festival’s turn to add to the prestige of the town’s reputation as one of the premier film festivals in the UK, attracting Oscar-nominated directors such as Mike Leigh, Stephen Frears, Jan Komasa and celebrated filmmakers and artistes Josie Rourke, Steven Berkoff and our Honorary Patron, Simon Pegg, among others.\nOver 70 years, big name actors and directors, musicians and writers, politicians and royalty from Roger Moore, Benedict Cumberbatch, Dame Judy Dench and Hugh Laurie through to Roger Daltrey, Van Morrison and Debbie Harry, through to Bob Geldof, Jools Holland, Prime Minister David Cameron, Hilary Clinton, Prince Charles and more have come to Cheltenham.\nBEST FILM, EMERGING DIRECTOR\nIn 2021, we introduced the BEST FILM, EMERGING DIRECTOR award which was judged by a jury of well-respected figures from media, the arts and from film, chaired by well-known film critic/journalist/broadcaster, Anna Smith. The winner in 2021 was the Polish film, I Never Cry, directed by Piotr Domalewski.\nCHELTENHAM YOUTH INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL\nTh new Cheltenham Youth International Film Festival launches in January 2022, as a major part of the main festival which every year takes place at the end of May.\nCheltenham International Film Festival, in part, is building its reputation on year-round special events. On 4th October, we introduced the annual Cheltenham International Film Festival Lecture given in 2021 by Baroness Lola Young on the theme of diversity in the British film industry.\nWe recognise women filmmakers with an “F” rating on films with female directors, writers, and/or lead characters. In October, we acknowledged the work of Iranian filmmaker, Mahnaz Mohammadi, in the context of the struggle women face to achieve equal rights; we screened Mahnaz’s latest film, Son-Mother, followed by an interview with leading film critic, Anna Smith, as part of our “In Conversation with……” series.\nThe Cheltenham International Film Festival promotes diversity and is inclusive of all who wish to share their vision, their creative work, their thoughts and ideas with audiences in and around Cheltenham and throughout the UK – live and online.\nThe brand name “Cheltenham” is associated with high-profile, international arts festivals bringing prestige to the awards handed out by the Festival. The following awards are reserved for emerging directors.\nBest Feature Film – Narrative\nBest Feature Film - Documentary\nBest Short Film - Narrative\nBest Short Film - Documentary\nAwards may be added, including an Audience Award.\n1. All films must be submitted uploaded directly to FilmFreeway.\n2. The CIFF cannot accept films that are on DVD or Blu-ray\n3. Each submission must be accompanied by a submission fee, paid in full\nEligibility of Film For Submission:\n1. Feature film: Narrative – at least 69 minutescos\n2. Feature film: Documentary – at least 60 minutes\n3. Short film: Narrative – not more than 17 minutes\n4. Short film: Documentary – not more than 17 minutes\n5. Animation films and experimental are also eligible for entry into the CIFF.\nNote: Length of feature and shorts may be adjusted for any single particular film. The final decision rests with the organisers of the CIFF.\n7. Films not in the English language should be subtitled in English\n8. Film must have been completed after 1 December, 2019\n9. Works-in-progress films are accepted as long as they are clearly marked as such or “rough cut”, with reference to missing elements ie VFX or colour correction.\n1. The CIFF does not operate a premiere status and does not require a premiere in any\ncategory of film\n2. Films are eligible and accepted into competition even if they have been screened at\n3. But, entries may not have been screened theatrically or publicly in the area of South-\nWest England prior to the CIFF\n1. Films will be screened on DCP unless otherwise stated by the organisers.\n2. The CIFF also requires Blu-ray as a back up to DCP.\n3. On line films will be streamed on the Film Festival’s host page of YourScreen\nA selection panel composed of film professionals and enthusiasts is charged with viewing all films and for making a short list to invite to the Festival. Once the panel has made its final decision, invites will be sent to the successful filmmakers by end April, 2022. Please ensure that we always have your latest contact details on file so that we may reach you. Due to the volume of entries, it is not possible to offer individual feedback.\nSuccessful submissions will be listed on our website (www.cheltfilm.com) and social media platforms.\nIf your film is successful we shall require press/publicity materials, including a press kit, and digital images.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Screamfest 2016: Found Footage 3D FILM REVIEW\nA film crew soon discovers that making a 3D supernatural found footage is much harder than they could possibly imagine in FOUND FOOTAGE 3D.\nA film crew sets out to make the first-ever 3D found footage film. They soon discover that they may be in over their head when strange things start to occur at their shooting location, a remote, abandoned cabin in the woods.\nFound Footage 3D\nDirector: Steven DeGennaro\nScreenplay: Steven DeGennaro\nStarring: Carter Roy, Alena von Stroheim, Chris O'Brien, Tom Saporito, Scott Allen Perry, Jessica Perrin, Scott Weinberg\nNot Yet Rated\nRunning Time: 1 hour 40 minutes\n***** = Outstanding ****1/2 = Excellent **** = Very Good ***1/2 = Above Average\n*** = Good **1/2 = Mediocre ** = Fair *1/2 = Poor * = Bad 1/2* = Abysmal", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Thanks to your votes, the true story of former gang members turned street saviors, working to reverse the violence on the streets of L.A, “License to Operate,”\nwon this weekend’s Project of the Week contest!\nCongratulations to “License to Operate” and director James Lipetzky. The filmmaker will receive a digital distribution consultation from SnagFilms and the film is now officially a candidate for Project of the Month. That winner will be awarded with a consultation from the Tribeca Film Institute.\nHere’s what the project’s about:\nShot over the summer of 2013, LTO: License to Operate is a feature-length documentary about former gang members who have come together on a mission to stop the violence they were once a part of. These men earned a license to operate based on their histories as leaders in their respective gangs. This status now empowers them to negotiate on behalf of the community, resolving conflicts and limiting retaliation killings. In a genre that focuses on violence, “License to Operate” is about a viable, working solution coming from within.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Malayalam actor Mohanlal has become the darling of NTR’s fans. The popular actor is playing a crucial role in NTR’s upcoming ‘Janatha Garage’ and while this combination itself is enough to raise curiosity, Mohanlal is bringing unexpected benefits for the project.\nBecause of his star identity, the movie will have a big advantage in Malayalam markets like the Middle East and Kerala. This is a big advantage for the film’s revenues. Apart from that, he is also regularly posting photos of himself or selfies with NTR, from the movie’s set.\nThese actions are bringing him to closer to NTR’s millions of fans and they have all expressed their happiness on Twitter. The movie is currently being shot in Hyderabad and Koratala Shiva is handling the direction. Mythri Movies is the production house behind this movie.\n- Mahesh says Baahubali is mind-boggling\n- Garuda Vega speeds up post-production\n- Ramya Krishna thanks audience for Baahubali\n- Baahubali’s sets new records in Karnataka & Kerala, misses TN\n- Ram Charan’s Konidela Productions turns 1\nArticles that might interest you", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Ferris Bueller's Day Off (One of Best Comedy Movies Ever) A high school wise guy is determined to have a day off from school, despite of what the principal thinks of that Stars: Matthew Broderick, Alan Ruck and Mia Sara\nOut Of Africa. Director: Sydney Pollack Writers: Karen Blixen (book), Judith Thurman (book), and 2 more credits & Stars: Meryl Streep, Robert Redford and Klaus Maria Brandauer. Very long movie but good to watch on a rainy day.\nI loved watching a simple drama with good old fashioned ACTING with other people instead of REACTING against two hours of cg graphics * It does not matter to me what movie is if Clint Eastwood plays in it.\nLooper on DVD December 2012 starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Bruce Willis, Emily Blunt, Paul Dano. In the futuristic action thriller Looper, time travel will be invented – but it will be illegal and only available on the black market.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Warner Bros. may still make Rush Hour 4 but Brett Ratner definitely won't be directing it.\nGal Gadot responds to the accusations that she was able to get Brett Rather fired from Wonder Woman 2 after he was accused of sexual harassment.\nBoth Jeremy Piven and director Brett Ratner are vehemently denying the sexual harassment claims made against them.\nDwayne Johnson gives fans a glimpse at the detail in design director Brett Ratner is bringing to this 300 BC epic.\nThe 300 BC demigod wears a huge lion's mane on the set of MGM's action-adventure, arriving in theaters July 25th, 2014.\nBrett Ratner is directing this action-adventure with Dwayne Johnson starring as the mythological title character.\nDwayne Johnson takes the lead in this action thriller, which originally had an August 2014 released date.\nParamount Pictures and MGM Studios are co-producing this action-thriller based on Steve Moore's graphic novel Hercules: The Thracian Wars.\nDavid Elliot and Paul Lovett will rewrite the script for this sequel starring Robert De Niro as bounty hunter Jack Walsh.\nCraig Marks and Rob Tannenbaum's tome on the history of this iconic cable network is being set up at Sony Pictures.\nThis latest incarnation of the mythical hero will be based on Steve Moore's graphic novel Hercules: The Thracian War.\nBrian Grazer and Brett Ratner reveal how they met in this look at the upcoming comedy, in stores February 21.\nThe Tower Heist director announced his resignation after coming under fire for controversial comments this weekend.\nDirector Brett Ratner and producer Brian Grazer discuss this heist comedy starring Ben Stiller and Eddie Murphy.\nThe Brett Ratner comedy starring Eddie Murphy and Ben Stiller is being used as a release date test in two midsized markets.\nThe director will present his idea for the veteran comedian to the Academy Of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences.\nThe director and producer team up for the Oscars which will telecast February 26.\nThe Tower Heist director reunites with screenwriter Jeff Nathanson for this adaptation of the young adult book series about the most powerful family in the world.\nThe Tower Heist director is in talks for this adaptation of Steve Moore's Radical Publishing comic book.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Spider-Man producer Amy Pascal has opened up about the status of Spider-Man 4 starring Tom Holland, but her update isn’t exactly what fans were hoping for.\nEver since Spider-Man: No Way Home hit theaters in December 2021, fans of Marvel’s web-slinging hero have been anxiously awaiting word of what the future might hold for the hero and the franchise.\nWhile No Way Home seemed to bring an end to the original trilogy of films, it left fans with a lot of unresolved questions due in large part to the way in which the film ended. After turning to Doctor Strange for help cleaning up the mess Mysterio caused when he revealed Peter’s identity to the world, the film ends with the world forgetting who Peter Parker is.\nThis helps Peter regain his anonymity with the world no longer knowing he’s Spider-man. However, it also causes both MJ and Ned to forget Peter’s existence as well leaving fans to wonder whether the pair will ever get their memories back and just how much else has changed in this new timeline as a result of Strange’s spell.\nIn the time that has passed since No Way Home‘s release, there has been little news about the plans for Tom Holland’s Spider-Man with a lot of vague teases from studio brass hinting that a fourth film would be coming. However, the latest update from one of the producers behind the Spider-Man franchise has come forward to share both an exciting yet shocking update on the status of the character’s future.\nIs Spider-Man 4 happening with Tom Holland?\nAlthough neither Marvel or Sony has officially confirmed its plans for the Spider-Man franchise following the release of Spider-Man: No Way Home, longtime producer Amy Pascal has revealed a fourth film is in the works. Unfortunately, planning for the film has come to a complete halt due to the ongoing writers’ strike.\nSpeaking with Variety at the premiere of Across the Spider-Verse, Pascal revealed that we’re going to indeed see a fourth film in the franchise starring Tom Holland. However, due to the strike all conversations about the film have come to a stop as “nobody is working.”\n\"“Are we going to make another movie? Of course, we are,” Pasal revealed before adding. “We’re in the process, but the writers’ strike, nobody is working during the strike. We’re all being supporters and whenever they get themselves together, we’ll get started.”\"\nGiven we don’t know how long the writers’ strike will last, it’s hard to know when we might get an official update on what Marvel and Sony have planned for Holland’s Spidey franchise. However, it’s incredibly promising to know that there are plans for a fourth film in the franchise that will continue the story and hopefully provide some resolution to No Way Home‘s many unresolved plotlines.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Revisiting the dystopian setting of last year’s The Hunger Games, Catching Fire makes even more of Jennifer Lawrence’s rising star than its precursor. Like her character Katniss, the actress continues to reveal hidden strengths both when this sequel demands more range in her performance and when she’s simply required to cover familiar ground.\nThroughout Catching Fire there’s a much stronger sense of a tangible world being built than in The Hunger Games, not so much expanded as enriched and made more plausible. Donald Sutherland and Philip Seymour Hoffman offer suitable menace and the more outlandish supporting cast, chiefly Woody Harrelson and Elizabeth Banks, themselves serve up believable (dare I say nuanced) performances.\nThe public revolt that simmers along in the background and the way it is dealt with by Panem’s rulers add further depth and context, thankfully without drowning the film in allegory or subtext. That’s tribute to fresh incoming director Francis Lawrence, who displays a little more flair and maturity in tone than his displaced predecessor, and screenwriter Michael Arndt, whose forced departure from the upcoming Star Wars sequel is disappointing given the efficient, effective script on offer here.\nFor all this, it’s hard to shake the sense of déjà vu as the film’s narrative follows the trajectory of The Hunger Games a little too closely. Despite Katniss being more damaged and seeing things more cynically, events play out in familiar fashion, even if the motives and stakes differ. While Catching Fire is eminently watchable it lacks the surprise factor of the earlier film even while serving as a bridge to its own anything-could-happen sequels, cruelly teased in a cliffhanger ending.\n‘The Hunger Games: Catching Fire’ Movie Times", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "No! Next question. That’s the whole point. The weekend’s hot new comedy “The Hangover” is funny in part because of its willingness to be offensive. Yet I agree with my feminist colleague Sara Stewart that director Todd Phillips‘ movie bungles it when it comes to women.\nIt’s not that I mind a woman character being portrayed as a harpy, but she still has to be funny, and the girlfriend (Rachael Harris) of the milquetoast geek played by Ed Helms (“The Office”) has no role in the movie except to scream at him and try to control him (even though she, as his buds never tire of reminding him, once slept with a bartender after getting hammered on a cruise). She’s an off-the-shelf stereotype, particularly near the end of the movie where there’s a drab scene in which she gets so shouty that it’s hard to believe anyone involved with the script gave any thought to her. Compare, say, the Judd Apatow movies: his women are characters, not types. Of course, the naggy girlfriend character is only on screen for a couple of minutes and doesn’t matter much to the movie, but a great script can create an interesting character in just a few lines. The only other woman character who registers, a sweet-hearted hooker played by Heather Graham, is also underwritten.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Leawo Blu-ray Copy Crack Free Download is the best Blu-ray software for copying Blu-ray/DVD content for lossless quality backup. Provide the best solution for copying and backing up Blu-ray/DVD discs, folders and/or ISO image files with the best easy-to-use interface and high-quality output.\nThe Leawo Blu-ray Copy Activation Code provides 3 different copy modes: full movie, main movie and custom mode. This means that the Blu-ray backup software not only supports uninterrupted 1:1 disc-to-disc replication, but also supports Blu-ray/DVD backup of pure movies. 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Click.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Oscar Isaac, famous for his portrayal of the character named “Poe Dameron” in the Star Wars franchise, will be leading the cast of the film titled “Metal Gear Solid.”\nVideo game films are not always successful despite being a decent film (Warcraft). However, sometimes they deserve the critical bashing they get (Prince of Persia).\nWhile there is no denying that video game lovers were not entirely impressed with whatever they saw in the on-screen adaption of Jake Gyllenhaal starrer Prince of Persia or Angelina Jolie starrer “Resident Evil,” there are some films that get accurately translated on the big screen and then run the gaming franchise.\nThe most famous of these films are Ryan Reynolds starrer Detective Pikachu, Sonic the Hedgehog, and Alicia Vikander starrer Tomb Raider (the sequel of the film has been postponed to the utter dismay of fans).\nOne thing you need in a profound adaptation of the video game based story is a stellar cast who ably enacts the characters. It seems that PlayStation Studios have been observing this basic fact all this time.\nThe studio has thus cast Star Wars actor Oscar Isaac (Poe Dameron) in the role of Solid Snake for the first-ever theatrical adaptation of a renowned video game series “Metal Gear Solid.”\nIf you are already initiated into the world of spy games, you must have heard of the franchise, and you would need no introduction. However, for the uninformed, the “Metal Gear Solid” is a very old video game franchise (at least 33 years old), and it features a highly-skilled spy named “Solid Snake” embarking on impossible missions.\nKonami has produced the video game series. I am very sure that you are familiar with the name “Konami” because it is the franchise that also creates a widely played soccer game, “PES.” Hideo Kojima, who is now a video game icon, had created the first version of the game for Konami.\nThe filmmakers who will be helming the upcoming project have revealed that the script of the movie has already been written. The screenwriters who have worked on the script are very talented. They are Derek Connolly, who won accolades for his work in the film “Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker” and Avi Arad, who had written the script for Spiderman: Into the Spider-Verse.\nIf the names mentioned above are indeed part of the writer’s room, we can expect a nice and decent script, which would, in turn, mean that now it is up to Oscar Isaac and the company to enact the story in the best way possible. Considering the virtuosity of the actor, it is likely to happen.\nOscar Isaac has also played a pivotal role in the Denis Villeneuve re-adaptation of the 1984 film “Dune.” The production and post-production of the film are already finished, but the film had to be delayed due to the issues caused by the pandemic. Now, the film is looking forward to being released on October 1st, 2020.\nSource :- https://enterproductkey.a7setup.co.uk/oscar-isaac-promises-solid-snake-theatrical-adaptation/\nKellie Minton arrived on the cyber security scene in the early 2000s when virus and malware were still new and slowly evolving. Her longtime affair with writing with an interest in the cybersecurity industry, combined with her IT degree, has contributed to experience several aspects of security suite industry such as blogging at norton.com/setup .", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "The Right Temptation (2000)\nRelease Date: Mar 1, 2000 Wide\nAverage Rating: 3.2/5\nUser Ratings: 621\nIn this thriller, Derian (Rebecca De Mornay), a beautiful private detective with a checkered past, is hired by a suspicious woman to keep tabs on her husband, whom she suspects is having an affair. While it's her job to keep her distance, Derian soon finds herself drawn into the web of desire that she's observing -- and becomes involved in an affair that could have terrible consequences. The Right Temptation also stars Kiefer Sutherland as Michael and Dana Delany as Anthea. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi\nMar 1, 2000 Wide\nFeb 27, 2001\nSony Pictures Home Entertainment\nWatch It Now\nNo Friends? Inconceivable! Log in to see what your friends have to say.\nAudience Reviews for The Right Temptation\nThere are no featured audience reviews yet. Click the link below to see what others say about The Right Temptation!\nDiscuss The Right Temptation on our Movie forum!", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "From a murky landscape, a wooded mountain emerges. We watch the sun. We see a bearded man climbing up the mountain through the snow. He carries an ax, and he's accompanied by a dog. His ...\nSee full summary »\nA man, accompanied by a dog, struggles through snow on a mountain side. We see film stock blister; drawn square shapes appear. Then, we see an infant's face. The images of struggling ... See full summary »\nA man is supine on a mountain side. Images rush past of nature and a stained glass saint. An infant is born. We see a lactating nipple. Images include a mountain peak, farm buildings, a ... See full summary »\nSexual intimacy. Three kinds of images race past, superimposed on each other sometimes: two bodies, a man and a woman's, close up, nude - patches of skin, wisps of hair, glimpses of a face ... See full summary »\nImages of two women, two men, and a gray cat form a montage of rapid bits of movement. A woman is in a bedroom, another wears an apron: they work with their hands, occasionally looking up. ... See full summary »\nA visual representation, in four parts, of one man's internalization of \"The Divine Comedy.\" Hell is a series of multicolored brush strokes against a white background; the speed of the ... See full summary »\nWe see a film negative of a nude couple embracing in bed. Then, back in regular black and white images, we see them alone and together, clothed, at home. It's night, she sees his reflection... See full summary »\nFrom a murky landscape, a wooded mountain emerges. We watch the sun. We see a bearded man climbing up the mountain through the snow. He carries an ax, and he's accompanied by a dog. His labors continue. There is no soundtrack. Images rush past - water, trees, and surfaces too close up to distinguish. He struggles. A fire burns. Nature, in long shots and magnified, is formidable and silent. It's tough going; he carries on. In a capillary, blood flows. Written by\nThe trouble with Brakhage, and most avant-garde film, is that, while experimentation is valuable to the artist, it isn't necessarily art in itself. This 60's film is simply an experiment in visual manipulation, which occasionally has some interesting ideas that go nowhere in particular. The division of the film into sections seems unnecessary and, as far as I can tell, follows no particular reasoning. If you're on acid, you might love this film. If you're a filmmaker, you might find it interesting here and there. In general, however, it's not worth the time.\n21 of 32 people found this review helpful.\nWas this review helpful to you?", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "By Noah Browning\nCAIRO (Reuters) - Three Arab countries have banned the Hollywood film \"Noah\" on religious grounds even before its worldwide premiere and several others are expected to follow suit, a representative of Paramount Pictures told Reuters on Saturday.\nIslam frowns upon representing holy figures in art and depictions of the Prophet Mohammad in European and North American media have repeatedly sparked deadly protests in Islamic countries over the last decade, fanning cultural tensions with the West.\n\"Censors for Qatar, Bahrain and the UAE (United Arab Emirates) officially confirmed this week that the film will not release in their countries,\" a representative of Paramount Pictures, which produced the $125 million film starring Oscar-winners Russell Crowe and Anthony Hopkins, told Reuters.\n\"The official statement they offered in confirming this news is because 'it contradicts the teachings of Islam',\" the representative said, adding the studio expected a similar ban in Egypt, Jordan and Kuwait.\n[Painting of Noah and Ark by Shutterstock]", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Welcome to MuggleNet’s weekly Casting News column, where we explore all the happenings with the cast and crew of the “Potter” films! This week, we get the inside scoop on what it feels like to play a spy, find out that Sirius Black is really a vampire, and celebrate with the Tenth Doctor as he becomes a Doctor again! All that and more in MuggleNet’s Role Call!\nTagged: Ex Machina\nWhile here in the US we’re anticipating the upcoming Oscars, awards season is already underway here and around the globe. Just yesterday evening, the winners of the Evening Standard Film Awards were announced in London, and more than one “Potter” veteran was honored.\nThe Oscar nominations yesterday were rather overshadowed by the sad news that actor Alan Rickman had passed away. Nonetheless, despite the sad day, we were glad to see that there were some familiar names among the nominations.\nWe’re certainly in the thick of awards season at the moment – just yesterday, we learned about the Producers Award nominees, and today it’s the turn of BAFTA, the British Academy Film and Television Awards. The nominations were announced this morning by Stephen Fry (British audiobooks) and actress Gugu Mbatha-Raw (“Belle”, featuring Tom Felton).\nIt’s a new year, which brings new roles and new beginnings for many of our favorite “Harry Potter” cast members. This week, see how Domhnall Gleeson’s career has blossomed over the past couple of years, what David Tennant is up to this January, and fangirl over the confirmed cast for “Bridget Jones’s Baby”. All of this and more in MuggleNet’s weekly Role Call!\nThe Producers Guild Awards are fast approaching. We learned last year that David Heyman (the producer of “Harry Potter” and “Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them”) would be receiving a special honor at the awards.\nIn an interview with the “Daily Beast”, Domhnall Gleeson (Bill Weasley) talks about the philosophy of acting, his character in “Star Wars: The Force Awakens”, and how 2015 turned out to be a dazzling year in his career, among other things.\nGreat news for the TV adaptation of “The Casual Vacancy” – it’s been nominated for a Writers’ Guild Award.\nIt’s good news for “Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them” actor Colin Farrell (Graves), who’s been nominated for Best Actor at the British Independent Film Awards for his role in “The Lobster”. The film, which was released last month, is nominated in a total of seven categories at the awards.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Back in the 2000s, ‘The Matrix‘ franchise was at the peak of its popularity. The sci-fi cyberpunk film series is the brainchild of The Wachowskis and catapulted actors such as Keanu Reeves, Laurence Fishburne, Carrie-Anne Moss, and Hugo Weaving to superstardom. Set in a dystopian world where most of humanity resides in a simulated reality, Neo, aka The One, joins the rebellion against the Machine Empire. The first trilogy ends with Neo effectively rebooting the Matrix and sacrificing himself in the process.\nNow nearly 20 years later, Neo is back! Fans have been eagerly awaiting the fourth installment in the franchise that was officially announced in 2019. After impatiently waiting for over two years, fans were treated with a glimpse of the movie’s footage at CinemaCon, followed by an online release of a teaser which you can check out here. As we inch closer to feasting on this new action spectacle, fans must be looking to learn more about the upcoming film, such as when and where you can watch it online. Here’s everything you need to know in that regard!\nWill The Matrix 4 Release on Netflix or HBO Max?\nThe fourth part of the franchise is officially titled ‘The Matrix Resurrections.’ It is written and directed by Lana Wachowski. While her sister, Lilly Wachowski, could not participate due to other commitments, she gave the project her blessing. With a heavy amount of characters returning from the previous installments and the addition of exciting new faces, ‘The Matrix Resurrections’ is already shaping up to be a blockbuster.\nTherefore, ardent fans must be wondering whether the movie will drop on Netflix, which is arguably the most used streaming platform across the globe. However, ‘The Matrix Resurrections’ isn’t expected to drop on the service. Instead, the film is slated for a theatrical and digital hybrid release. ‘The Matrix Resurrections’ will be streaming on HBO Max. Subscribers of the service can also rewatch or check out the first three parts of the trilogy (‘The Matrix,’ ‘The Matrix Reloaded,’ and’ ‘The Matrix Revolutions‘).\nWhen Will The Matrix 4 Release?\n‘The Matrix Resurrections’ began production on February 4, 2020, under the working title ‘Project Ice Cream.’ Production on the film had to be halted on March 16, 2020, due to the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic. Filming later resumed in August and wrapped up by November 2020.\nThe delay in production affected the film’s release, with the studio postponing it from the original May 21, 2021, release date to April 1, 2022. However, the studio later pushed up the film’s release date. Fans should expect the holidays to arrive early this year as ‘The Matrix Resurrections’ is slated to release on December 22, 2021, just around Christmas! The film will be released in theaters and also become available on HBO Max at the same time but only for a limited period (31 days to be precise).\nRead More: The Matrix, Explained", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Latino and LATAM Films at Toronto International Film Festival\nLatino and Latin American films were well-represented at the Toronto International Film Festival (\"TIFF\"). Asides from well-established films that already garnered mainstream hype, complex and insightful films like Sergio & Sergei by Ernesto and Marta Daranas and Tigre by Silvina Schnicer and Ulises Porra Guardiola.\nDaranas' film focuses on the real life rescue of Russian cosmonaut stranded in space after the collapse of the Soviet Union. You can read more about the film on Deadline. Schnicer and Guardiola's film Tigre touches on the such themes like female loneliness and burdens of the past. Both films fit perfectly in the lineup with other quality films like the following:\nShape of Water - Guillermo del Toro - Vox Review\nThe Summit - Santiago Mitre - IndieWire Review\nThe Future Ahead (El futuro que viene) - Constanza Novick - Variety Exclusive\nCocote - Nelson Carlo de los Santos Arias\nCocaine Prison (Los Burritos) - Violeta Ayala - The Film Stage Review\nKilling Jesus (Matar a Jesús) - Laura Mora - Variety Review\nPrincesita - Marialy Rivas - Variety Review\nZama - Lucrecia Martel - Screendaily Review\nApril's Daughter - Michel Franco - Variety Review\nAlanis - Anahí Berneri\nWe are excited to see these filmmakers make headlines in the future, be it the continued success of their films or future projects.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "When you hit your golden celebration you get noticed. Last week's 50th Ann Arbor Film Fest gets some love... along with the experimental films they feature.\n\"Leighton Pierce, a filmmaker and installation artist, calls the Ann Arbor Film Festival his favorite, in part because the films are screened in the Michigan Theater, a \"gorgeous\" space with nice seats and an organ player.\n\"Normally experimental film is shown in dark, basement-like places,\" explains Pierce.\nHe first entered the festival in 1981 with his 16mm film \"He Likes to Chop Down Trees.\"\nRead / Listen to the rest here\nAlso, check out the videos/story in Huffington Post", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Taylor speaks of how he has made a film about teenagers by teenagers, encountering young people and giving them the platform to make a movie based on their own stories with them forming the narrative flow and thrust without pandering or patronising their role in society.\nUsing improvisation, Taylor follows his young cast and this enables him to tell a film that is in their own language engaging in several social groups from goths to punks to those who hang out in the YMCA.\nLucidia is a teenage cyber-goth, who fakes her own alien abduction, forcing her father Gabriel to search for her in a kaleidoscopic world of parallel universes, black holes and unicorns.\nEnthused with the power of youth, bristling with colour and energy, Spaceship is unlike anything you have ever seen before nor probably see again. Touching on how teenagers search for a sense of belonging in an ever-changing, frustrating world this touches on the boundaries of fact and fiction, control and chaos, normality and hallucinatory.\nFeaturing a strong ensemble cast, wonderful sound design and a soundtrack featuring Appaloosa, Best Coast and East India Youth, Spaceship could well be one of the most unsung films of 2017\nSpaceship is released on 19th May from Trinity Media", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Moviescounter allows users to download films at no cost. If you want to download films and then download them through the counters for Movies.\nToday, about 80% of people living in India are watching movies during their free time. It is likely that you are one of the people who would like to stream movies and download movies on the internet.\nHowever, I’d like to give you some information regarding online movie downloading in this article, similar to the movies counter. Therefore, I recommend that you read this article to the very end for useful information about this website.\n- What’s the Moviescounter?\n- What is piracy? And what is the relationship between it and Moviescounter?\n- What is the reason why Moviescounter been shut down?\n- What happens if I want to get movies to download from Moviescounter?\n- Why is it that the Moviescounter website is damaging to you?\n- What are the latest movies Moviescounter is uploading?\n- Bollywood Movies on Movies Counter\n- Hollywood films on Moviescounter to download\n- South Hindi Movies on Moviescounter to download\n- Legal Alternative Movies Portal of Moviescounter\n- To stream south Hindi films and Bollywood movies , follow these top movie YouTube channels.\n- Alternate movie website for Moviescounter\nWhat’s the Moviescounter?\nIf you’re looking at the Moviecounter website, then you have a good idea about this website. It’s a movie download and online streaming movie site that you are aware about. This is why you’re trying to download your favorite movies from Moviescounter.\nYou should also be aware of the website. You must be aware on this Movies Counter website that all the films available on that website are illegal.\nThey begin by stealing movies from someplace and then upload them to their website. They commit piracy-related crimes on their site and you’re unknowingly providing your backing to them.\nFurthermore, they host every HD as well as all the regional Indian films on their website. They also release Hollywood Hindi dubbed movies.\nThis website can be very dangerous to your health because lots of illegal activities go through it, which is why the federal government opposed to these activities. Learn more about this website in the following sections.\nWhat is piracy? And what is the relationship between it and Moviescounter?\nMoviescounter is a piracy film website that does not have legal status in India. If someone commits the crime of piratery in India the person is penalized. If you are not aware about the crime of piracy, then you can study the following paragraph.\nMovie piracy happens when an individual steals films from someplace and uses that film to earn money for his business, and also make rent from the film that was stolen. They also share the movie with others to download or view the movies that were stolen. All of these activities fall under the category of piracy crime. It is also known as the crime of piracy.\nThen Moviescounter is also doing this, they are stealing films from somewhere and putting movies to its website. They are also earning profits by doing it. Because of this, the film’s makers are enduring a lot of losses on the box office collections for the movie.\nIt is a crime to steal films and distribute them to others. Its consequences can be extremely dangerous and people are punished by the courts of justice for this crime of piracy.\nWhat is the reason why Moviescounter been shut down?\nAs you have learned in the section above, the website for movie counters is a streaming and downloading site. On this piracy film website only legal movies are shared with individuals.\nYou are aware that the piracy of films is not a crime that is an offense in law. The website that hosts this movie commits similar things, which is why authorities took action on the website and shut it down for a long time.\nProducers endure a lot because of an illegal share and leaks of their films. When a movie releases through Cinema House, that movie website steals the movie and publishes it through its website.\nTo stop these crimes, the government shut down their website. They also declared that website to be an illegal site in India. The government has also set up a task force to capture the website’s team right away.\nWhat happens if I want to get movies to download from Moviescounter?\nIt is an essential factor to be aware of because you’re downloading films from Moviescounter as well. You are aware that the movie websites are not legally legal in India therefore you must be aware of what might occur if you download films from this site.\nThese days, millions of people download movies from online platforms. The majority of them download movies from websites that are illegal to download. Furthermore, India is the second most population-based country, meaning that millions of people can’t be controlled by one person.\nAfter announcing that downloading movies via illegal movie websites is not legal, users download movies from these websites that are not legal to download movies from. That’s why the government has been locking up all those committed to piracy crime. However, the government has determined to only punish those who have committed criminal acts of piracy will face action against them.\nTherefore, the government has shut down websites committed to committing piracy crime. The website is also restricted which you are unable to access and if you’re in a position to access any film site on the internet, users can visit that website and avail the services of the website.\nSo the best method to download a film from any pirate or other website is to check if the website is available, then you are able to download the movie from the website. Since it is the responsibility for the authorities to stop and remove the blockage.\nWhy is it that the Moviescounter website is damaging to you?\nMovies counter’s website is extremely dangerous for visitors since only illegal activities are conducted on the site. This includes hacking someone’s device, or using their Google Drive storage, harassing users with sexually explicit notifications or other notifications.\nIf you’re an everyday user of this site and you download films from the website, you’re not protected. Because everything mentioned in the previous paragraph could happen to you when you download the film from the website.\nIt is a shady movie site, which is why Google does not show advertisements on its website. In order to make cash, this website has fake advertisements on its site, which is extremely risky. It is a proof that your device could be compromised by these advertisements that I’ve included in the video below that you can view.\nIn addition, malware and viruses may infiltrate your device and your device will perform slower. Sexually inappropriate and disturbing messages will be delivered to your device repeatedly.\nIf you download films via your Google Drive storage download link , the Google Drive storage may also run out.\nIf you’re using the risky website to download or view films online, you are also able to watch films without cost legally. In the following section, I’ve provided everything you need to know about how you can view any movie at no cost.\nWhat are the latest movies Moviescounter is uploading?\nMoviescounter uploads many Indian regional films as well as Hollywood Hindi dubbed movies and series on its website. You can download these films at no cost.\nBelow, there are categorised movies that you can download them from Movies Counter –\n- Dual Audio Movies\n- South Hindi Movies\n- Hindi Web Series\nFilms Qualities –\n- HD Rip\n- HD PC\n- DVD Rip\nBollywood Movies on Movies Counter\nMoviescounter is among the most popular film websites where users have the ability to obtain HD print Bollywood films at no cost.\nIf you’re seeking for a way to Download New Bollywood Movies then you can download them on the website. Millions of people download movies from this website.\nThe thing is, every one of these movies is pirated and are illegal to watch. If you wish to watch these films from legitimate sites. In order to do this, you’ll need be aware of the movie streaming sites that are free below.\n|Bhuj the pride of India\nHollywood films on Moviescounter to download\nHollywood films are the most popular films that can be downloaded from MoviesCounter. The website for movies allows users to download Hollywood films without cost.\nAll Hollywood old and new movies are available for download. Additionally, you can submit requests for specific movies to them. They will upload the films you request via their web site in less than 24 hours.\nHowever, as you are aware, that all of these are illegal since they are pirated films. Therefore, I recommend that you go to the official site that is safe.\nThe movie download website recently released the following films The following movies have been leaked:\n|Suicide Squad Suicide Squad\n|Raya as well as the Dragon that is the Last Dragon\n|Venom It’s time to let there be Carnage\n|Shang-Chi along with The Legend of The Ten Rings\nSouth Hindi Movies on Moviescounter to download\nSouth Indian Hindi dubbed movies are the most watched films in India. 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It is easy to access these film portals with the Android application.\nLegal film portals\n- MP player\n- Jio tv\n- Airtel Xstream\n- VI Movies\n- Tubi tv\n- Hungama Play\nTo stream south Hindi films and Bollywood movies , follow these top movie YouTube channels.\n- Goldmines Telefilms\n- Ad-Wise Media Action Movie\n- Plex Aditya Movies\n- Films As Multiplex\n- RKD Filmplex\n- The Latest Cinema\n- Best Hindi Movies\n- Primetime Action Movies\n- Pen TV (for Bollywood movies only)\n- Ultra Movie Parlour\n- Shemaroo Films (Bollywood only)\n- Premium Digiplex Movies\nAlternate movie website for Moviescounter\nIf you’re looking for alternative sites for movies counter , then I have listed them, however all of them are unlawful. I would suggest that you not choose them, use the official portal that I have explained in detail earlier.\nThese are the pirated movie portals you can download pirated films only –\nHow do I download movies via Movies Counter?\nTo download a film from this site first, visit this website and choose the film. After that, scroll down to the download button for the movie. You will and then create the download link and download the film.\nCan I stream movies without cost at Movies Counter?\nYes, you can stream films for free on Moviescounter with no advertisements.\nDoes it violate the law to stream a film at Moviescounter? Moviescounter?\nYes. It is not legal to watch films on this website.\nHow do I access movies online for free?\nThere are a variety of OTT movie streaming platforms on which you can stream any film without cost. Check out the article until the end to learn more.\nIs Movies Counter a Piracy Movie Site?\nAbsolutely, Movies Counter is a online site for pirated movies and is illegal.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Johnny English Reborn\nRowan Atkinson, Rosamund Pike, Dominic West. The unorthodox secret agent has been in hiding honing his skills when the agency decides they need him to track down a would-be assassin who tried to knock off the Chinese premier. 2011/color/102 min/PG/widescreen.\n|Title:||Johnny English Reborn|\n|Starring:||Rosamund Pike, Dominic West|\n|Attributes:||Ultraviolet Digital Copy, Snap Case, Digital Copy, Digitally Mastered in HD|\n|Run Time:||102 minutes|", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Celebrate Star Wars Day with us at the Library! We’ll be screening the original Star Wars movies – Star Wars: a New Hope, The Empire Strikes Back, and The Return of the Jedi. Come for one, or stay for them all. Refreshments, including fresh popped popcorn, will be provided. May the 4th be with you!", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "A battle-scarred War on Terror bounty hunter is forced to go to London on a manhunt for a disavowed CIA operative, which leads him into a deadly running battle with a former military comrade and his private army.\nJack Collins (Milo Gibson) is a war-junkie and former Navy SEAL turned bounty hunter who tracks down terrorists as part of the CIA's outsourcing to private companies. Battling personal demons, the powers that be think he is becoming a liability so his CIA handler Leigh (Sylvia Hoeks) offers him one last chance to keep fighting, sending him to London for a job. There, he finds himself part of a three-man team tasked with hunting down a disavowed CIA Operative called McKnight (Elliot Cowan) before he procures a WMD from Russian gangsters and disappears. Together, Collins, Brennan (William Fichtner) and Samuelson (Gbenga Akinnagbe) find themselves locked in urban tactical combat with a former colleague, Deighton (Joseph Millson), and his private army, hired by McKnight as protection. Both sides fight smart and as casualties and betrayal mounts on both sides, Collins refuses to be defeated as he battles his way to an explosive climax.Written by\nWhen headed to \"let's go get paid\" a sign is seen out the window with '666' on it. Mark of the beast in All the Devil's Men. See more »\nAfter the ambush on John Deighton goes wrong, they break into a BMW by smashing the side window, later on in the next scene it can be clearly seen that all windows are intact when they are driving through London. See more »\nRealistic Action with small budget\nI like the movies with realism in their action scenes. It makes you to get in to the film more. I have to give credits for John Street and his amazing team. From holding the gun to the preparing for battle, you definitely feel that actors got trainings. Director got an excellent job to allow the actors to use the militaristic atmosphere. The simplicity of scenario and gives the message to the audience what the movie is about. When it is about mercenaries, it is every men is for himself. Even Milo Gibson shows his characters dark side with the ideology.\nI enjoyed the movie overall. Gun battles reminded me Den of Thieves realism. And the general concept of the movie reminded me Ronin. I would recommend to every action movie lover.\n38 of 47 people found this review helpful.\nWas this review helpful to you?\n| Report this", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Best Kidnapped: The Hannah Anderson Story in Best QualityNow you can enjoy Kidnapped: The Hannah Anderson Story in top quality with duration 87 Min and was published in 2015-05-23 with MPAA rating is 1.\n- Original Title : Kidnapped: The Hannah Anderson Story\n- Movie title in your country : Kidnapped: The Hannah Anderson Story\n- Year of movie : 2015\n- Genres of movie : Thriller, Crime, Drama,\n- Status of movie : Released\n- Release date of movie : 2015-05-23\n- Companies of movie : Hybrid Productions Inc.,\n- Countries of movie : United States of America,\n- Language of movie : English,\n- Durationof movie : 87 Min\n- Average vote of movie : 7\n- Youtube ID of movie :\n- Translation of movie : EN,\n- Actors of movie :Jessica Amlee (Hannah Anderson), Scott Patterson (James DiMaggio), Brian McNamara (Brett Anderson), Jay Pickett (Agent McKinnon), Jay Pickett (Cassie), Susie Castillo (Colleen Ryan)\nMovie summary of Kidnapped: The Hannah Anderson Story :\nFull Length of Kidnapped: The Hannah Anderson Story in Best Look with movie synopsis \"On the afternoon of August 3, 2013, 16-year-old Hannah Anderson was abducted after finishing cheerleading practice in a San Diego suburb. When the bodies of her mother and brother were found in the burned home of family friend James DiMaggio later that day, an AMBER Alert was issued, and a frantic multi-state manhunt for Hannah began. For a week she was kept prisoner by the increasingly unstable DiMaggio as they made their way across the state. One week later, the two were found in Idaho and DiMaggio was killed in a shootout with FBI agents, leaving Hannah as the sole survivor. As the dust settled, questions began to emerge about the nature of the relationship between Hannah and her kidnapper...and what really happened?\" in best look. Download full Kidnapped: The Hannah Anderson Story in Best Quality by visiting the download link.\nNow you can download full Kidnapped: The Hannah Anderson Story in best video format. play full Kidnapped: The Hannah Anderson Story film with single submit the style by simply clicking on the image on the sign way up button. 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Best Kidnapped: The Hannah Anderson Story in HD Format 1080p ...\nDirector : Peter Sullivan, Writer : Jeffrey Schenck, Writer : Peter Sullivan, Writer : Hanz Wasserburger\nSure, now you can view movie involving Kidnapped: The Hannah Anderson Story entirely length and obtain the url to this film Kidnapped: The Hannah Anderson Story in top video format.\nTags: true crime,", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Following the current vampire hype, director Tim Burton (\"Big Fish\", \"Alice in Wonderland\") is doing an adaption of the original popular Dark Shadows series (1966-1971), a gothic-horror tale centering on the life of vampire Barnabas Collins and his run-ins with various monsters, witches, werewolves and ghosts.\nAs usual, Burton works with some of his favorite actors and actresses: Johnny Depp (who also co-produces the movie) will play Barnabas Collins, Burton's wife Helena Bonham Carter (\"Harry Potter\") stars as Dr. Julia Hoffman and Michele Pfeiffer will be Elizabeth Collins Stoddard.\nThe music will be composed by Danny Elfman, who scored most of Burton's films.\nIn the original series, David Selby played the role of Quentin Collins from 1968 until 1971.\nBesides David Selby, some other cast members from the original series will appear in cameos: Jonathan Frid, Lara Parker and Kathryn Leigh Scott.\nThe movie is scheduled to come to cinemas in May 2012.\n|David Selby with former Dark Shadows cast members at a convention|", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "5 December 2014\nTwo more festivals for THE TRIBE: Rotterdam and Sundance announced their line-ups.\nRotterdam’s program Limelight focuses on new works by attractive names from contemporary cinema that have been big art-house successes during the past year at other international film festivals.\nAt Sundance Film Festival THE TRIBE will be shown along with nine films of Spotlight section. Check out Indiewire’s review of the program and save your time in January to watch THE TRIBE!\nIdentifying Features, winner of two prizes at the Sundance Film Festival, has been selected as one of only 16 films […]\nFernanda Valadez and Astrid Rondero went up on stage Saturday night to be presented with two Sundance World Competition awards: […]\nThree Alpha Violet films will be screening at the upcoming Göteborg Film Festival in Sweden, starting January 24th. UNCLE, directed […]\nTomas Vengris’ MOTHERLAND has just won the award of Best Baltic Feature Film at the Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival. […]", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "The Harry Potter Universe is one that I was very sad to leave behind. The books are a defining moment on my pathway to becoming a writer. J.K. Rowlings is still an inspiration to me – but this is not Harry Potter. It is an expansion of the world that J.K. Rowling has created, many years before Harry, his parents, and even Voldemort existed. Instead, the audience is treated to some wonderful additions to an already rich lore in Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them. The movie is a blend of fresh ideas mixed with the familiar, allowing newcomers and fans to immerse themselves in a magical world that I’ve definitely missed. With an excellent cast and an invigorating soundtrack, it is a welcome return to the Wizarding World.\nWelcome to the United States of America\nOur movie begins in 1926 New York City as wizard, Newt Scamander (Eddie Redmayne) makes his way through customs. The wizard world is much different in America, and it becomes abundantly clear that Newt is carrying a number of things he shouldn’t. Unfortunately for him, he has a run in with a No-Maj, or muggle to the English Wizards, by the name of Jacob Kowalski. Shenanigans ensue after the two inadvertently switch cases and some of Newt’s magical creatures escape.\nUnfortunately for Mr. Kowalski and Newt, this is the worst time for it. It seems that magical beasts are supposedly destroying the No-Maj’s world causing a resurgence in witch hunters and tightened security by the Magical Congress of the USA (MACUSA.) Little do they all know, a much more sinister plot is underway and not everything is as it seems. Together with the help of a demoted Auror, Tina Goldstein, and her sister Queenie, Newt and Jacob must rescue the escaped animals before the MACUSA or other No-Majs find them.\nWhere to Find Them\nFantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them had a difficult job. It had to be a movie that felt like the Harry Potter series without being it. There had to be a balance between both worlds and the movie does a great job. The film draws it’s audience in with the fantastic 1920s look with a magical twist. The fantasy world melds nicely with the world as we know it. Another exciting addition to the Potter Universe is a look into American Wizardy. Up until now, there wasn’t too much information, but what the movie displays it was very refreshing take on something fans know and love.\nOur hero is not a young boy learning magic and facing off against a dark lord. Newt Scamander is already an accomplished wizard and the cast surrounding him is much different than what we’ve seen. The subject matter and the characters manage to remain separate but familiar at the same time. The plot pacing was slow at points, but that allowed for a good foundation for the series to follow.\nUnlike other ‘origin’ films, Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them does little to explain the characters and their motivations. The audience gets a feel for the characters on their own merit – and the actors bring them to life. Also, though the film is lovely to look at, it doesn’t rely on special effects for a good story; they enhance it. Frankly, the only other complaint I have with the film has to be with the ‘main’ villain, but even then, it’s something the film builds on. It’s clever, there are a few interesting twists, and it is a very enjoyable movie.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Synopsis by Hal Erickson\nCan there actually have once been a film in which an IRS agent is the hero? Yes, and it was titled Revenue Agent. Douglas Kennedy is your friendly tax man, here attempting to to trap a clever smuggler (Onslow Stevens), who plans to sneak $1,000,000 worth of duty-free gold dust into Mexico. Kennedy also finds time to solve a murder case, as revenue agents often do in the fantasyland of Hollywood B-pictures. And, while resting between audits, Kennedy romances Columbia starlet Jean Willes (late of the studio's Three Stooges comedies). Revenue Agent is another sausage from quick-turnover producer Sam Katzman--one of his few Columbia efforts without gunslingers or harem girls.\nIRS (Internal Revenue Service), murder, smuggling, Mexico", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Hasbro CEO Brian Goldner caught up with the Hollywood Reporter to talk about their many toy-to-film franchises, one of which was an update to Universal Pictures’ Ouija that was to be directed by McG.\nOn Ouija, he drew a comparison to Walt Disney’s recent decision to restructure the budget for The Lone Ranger. That is “the same process we have gone through on the Ouija brand,” although at a lower level of spending, he said. Goldner added that the script is in good shape and is being polished now, meaning that the film could be back with a studio shortly.\nSimon Kinberg, Evan Spiliotopoulos and Edward Kitsis has previously been working on the screenplay with a November 2012 release planned. That will change. Michael Bay’s Platinum Dunes produces the action-adventure horror story in which a group of twenty-somethings violate all the mythic “don’ts” of the Ouija board and unleash a Pandora’s Box type of evil spirit bent on revenge.\nAROUND THE WEB\nthis week in horror\nMore in Movies\nWill Patton (Armageddon, The Puppet Masters, The Punisher, The Mothman Diaries) has been cast...\nWe initially reported back in early 2016 that American Psycho director Mary Harron and screenwriter Guinevere Turner...\nArriving at festivals almost a decade ago, Dead Hooker In a Trunk was a...\nAs we told you back in November, Sarah Jeffery (“Shades of Blue”) and Sarah Gilman (“Last Man Standing”)...", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Lifelong platonic friends Zack and Miri look to solve their respective cash-flow problems by making an adult film together. As the cameras roll, however, the duo begin to sense that they may have more feelings for each other than they previously thought.\nWhen podcaster Wallace Bryton goes missing in the backwoods of Manitoba while interviewing a mysterious seafarer named Howard Howe, his best friend Teddy and girlfriend Allison team with an ex-cop to look for him.\nHaley Joel Osment\nA comedy about a veteran NYPD cop whose rare baseball card is stolen. Since it's his only hope to pay for his daughter's upcoming wedding, he recruits his partner to track down the thief, a memorabilia-obsessed gangster.\nJuan Carlos Hernández\nA calamity at Dante and Randall's shops sends them looking for new horizons - but they ultimately settle at Mooby's, a fictional fast-food restaurant. Free from his dead-end job (and lodged in a new one), Dante begins to break free of his rut, planning to move away with his clingy fiancé. Dante is ready to leave the horrors of minimum-wage New Jersey behind, but Randal - always the more hostile of the two - starts to become overwhelmed by his own rancor. Written by\nOne of the things that most prompted Kevin Smith to make the film was a promise he made to friend Jason Mewes. If Mewes managed to stay off drugs he would be able to play the character of \"Jay\" one more time. Smith kept his promise. See more »\nWhen Elias is being driven to work, an OCTA (Orange County Transit Authority) bus is clearly visible. See more »\n[on his cellphone]\nYeah, I got a fire at the Quick Stop. Yeah.\nSee more »\nAfter the regular credits roll, an animated View Askew logo plays, followed by a list of the Clerks II MySpace friends. See more »\nYou'll like Clerks 2. If you liked the original Clerks, this is Kevin's Smith's masterpiece. It mirrors the original Clerks, but it shows how much he's grown as a writer and a director. From the black and white/color shots, to the crane shot (a *beep* crane shot), to just the placement of people in the Camera shots...everyone one of these things contributed to the overall enjoyment of this movie.\nThe script is crisp and tense, with just the right amount of reality and joy. There is no long monologues or actors stumbling over lines. There's this freedom in Smith's work that doesn't feel forced or attempting to impress anyone...but he impresses everyone with just the beautiful way of putting together his scenes.\nI wholeheartedly recommend this movie to anyone and everyone, but especially those who are on the verge of 30 and the rest of your life. It definitely impressed me and touched me in a way that I didn't expect. It's a fitting end to the Jersey Viewaskewverse.\nHopefully, in 10 years, they do another Clerks movie. I'd love to see these guys in their 40s. Randal and Dante are the most engaging of couples and Smith writes such an engaging story about friends in their 30s without pandering or compromising the vision of their piece.\nYou will love it. Even if you hated all his other movies past Clerks, you will love it.\n102 of 142 people found this review helpful.\nWas this review helpful to you?", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Last night, Tuesday 3rd February, Portsmouth Film Society opened its doors at the University of Portsmouth to launch Hampshire’s first ever LGBT Film Festival with a screening of 2014 hit Pride (Matthew Warchus). Joining the screening were Mike Jackson and David Lewis, original members of LGSM (Lesbians and Gays Support the Miners) along with the Lord Mayor of Portsmouth Steven Wylie, and Senior Equality Champion at the University Pal Ahluwali.\nPreceding the screening was a drinks reception where audience members were treated to free glasses of wine and sandwiches whilst they mingled with other film fans and browsed the LGSM merchandise that David Lewis and Mike Jackson had brought along. Merchandise for LGSM included the Pits and Perverts t-shirt (pictured below) that features in the film, along with LGSM pin badges (also below) and Lesbians Benefit for the Miners bags with profits split between the Mark Ashton Red Ribbon Trust charity (in support of AIDs) and the Turkish SOMA Miners Relief Fund.\nAs the audience settled down, excited about being the first people to experience the opening of Hampshire’s LGBT Film Festival, Mike Jackson gave a brief introduction to the film along with Steven Wylie and Portsmouth Film Society members. Pride was my favourite film of 2014, and so it was very exciting to see it again on the big screen before the DVD and Bluray release on 2nd March.\nIt was evident from the audible laughs throughout the film that the audience enjoyed it. There were people of all ages there, demonstrating the wide and universal appeal that the film has. After the film was a Q+A with Mike Jackson. He spoke to the audience about his experiences in LGSM during the miner’s strike, and about how factually accurate Pride was to the events that really happened. It is easy to guess that the member of LGSM in Pride that did not really exist was Joe. Some elements of the film needed to be fictitious however as Pride is a film meant for entertainment. It isn’t a documentary about the miner’s strike as Still the Enemy Within was (another film I highly recommend you watch).\nStephen Beresford, who is nominated for a BAFTA for Outstanding Debut, did a truly brilliant job of conveying the story of LGSM and the miner’s strike without sugaring the pill too much to make it pure comedy. Instead, he created a story about real people and their “battle against an enemy so much bigger and stronger than [them]”, and it is a film which is entertaining to watch, but educational to those, as one member of the audience pointed out about a friend, have to ask what a miner was because before the film, they did not know.\nI thoroughly enjoyed every minute of the event. Mike Jackson, along with other members of LGSM are the heroes of Pride that still continue to fight for socialism and worker’s rights.\nI was fortunate enough to meet the brilliant Mike Jackson and David Lewis and chat to them about Pride and their role in LGSM, and here is a photo of me with Mike as we shouted “VICTORY TO THE MINERS!”\nTo find out more about LGSM, follow their Twitter HERE.\nPride was the first screening of Portsmouth’s first ever LGBT film festival, run by Portsmouth Film Society.\nOther upcoming screenings include:\nStrangers by the Lake – Thursday 5th February 7pm\nBefore Stonewall – Thursday 12th February 7pm\nXXY – Tuesday 17th February 7pm\nTomboy – Thursday 19th February 7pm\nThe Way he Looks – Tuesday 24th February 7pm\nSURPRISE FILM to close the LGBT Film Festival – Thursday 26th February 6:30pm", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "In addition to Free app of the week, every Thursday Apple chooses a Movie of the week, whose purchase is for $ 3. The title selected this time was Jackie, with Natalie Portman.\nCheck out his trailer:\nHere's what Apple says about the movie:\nA masterful portrait of how a cone responds to tragedy. This is the essence on which Pablo Larrain's drama is based to relate the days of Jacqueline Kennedy, after the murder of her husband and President of the United States, John F. Kennedy. The film establishes the image of a woman in shock, but who struggles to preserve her companion's legacy. Performance that earned Natalie Portman an Oscar nomination for Best Actress. The work also has a moving soundtrack by Mica Levi that weaves a new layer of emotion in a plot full of sensitivity.\nAs usual, our reader Renato Alan Promenzio (@tripalavra), who is a cardholder, also sent us a personalized comment about the film:\nO Movie of the week melanclical, direct and assembled for an actress to win the Oscar. However, the theme has already been explored in droves, even if by another approach; the cold script didn?t help, so the film didn?t take off. Natalie Portman, as always, a show apart! His performance was dignified, direct and deserving. But Oscar didn?t come, the review didn?t give much attention and the film will stay in the session of those who could have achieved something bigger. For those who like the topic or are interested in getting to know the other side of the JFK tragedy, here's the tip. Now, for those who don't like it, there is always another movie next week.\nNote on the iTunes Store: N / A\nin Jackie Productions / Wild Bunch / Fabula / LD Entertainment / Protozoa Pictures / Bliss Media / Why Not Productions\nRating: 14 yearsGender: dramaRelease: 2017Duration: 1h39Size: 4.76 GB (Full HD) or 1.91 GB (SD)\nMore information about the operation of movie rentals in the iTunes Store at this link.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "After his last film 6 Underground being a Netflix exclusive, director Michael Bay returns to the theater with a more-centered cast and premise. Which, judging by the new trailer, Ambulance is Bay at his best...or at least his better form.\nThe upcoming thriller sees Jake Gyllenhaal going from his similar \"against the clock\" film The Guilty earlier this year to this new tale where he plays Danny, a criminal friend who convinces his desperate friend Will Sharp (Played by Yahya Abdul-Mateen II) to take part in a $32 million bank heist. With Will needing $231,000 for his wife's surgery, he takes part only for the robbery to go wrong when the two shoot an LAPD officer. The pair soon find themselves on the run in an ambulance with EMT Cam Thompson (Played by Eiza González) and the dying officer as their hostages.\nThe film will take place over a single day in Los Angeles and that sort of time restraint could work in Bay's favor. As the trailer shows, it's quite possible this could be Bay's best film in years:\nAmbulance is set to land in theaters on February 18th, 2022.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "During World War I, a French girl is romanced by an American doughboy even though she is promised to a French soldier who is fighting at the front. She falls in love with the Yank however ... See full summary »\nRobert Z. Leonard\nGraham Weir is an alcoholic schoolteacher whose criminal record for refusing to fight during the Second World War has prevented him from progressing further in his teaching career. He is ... See full summary »\nDeprived of a normal childhood by her ambitious mother, Katie, Lillian Roth becomes a star of Broadway and Hollywood before she is twenty. Shortly before her marriage to her childhood ... See full summary »\nJane, a young French woman, pregnant and unmarried, takes a room in a seedy London boarding house, which is inhabited by an assortment of misfits. She considers getting an abortion, but is unhappy with this solution. She falls into a relationship with Toby, a struggling young writer who lives on the first floor. Eventually she comes to like her odd room, and makes friends with all the strange people in the house. But she still faces two problems: what to do with her baby, and what to do with Toby. Written by\nJohn Oswalt \nForlorn Frenchie Leslie Caron--a pregnant twenty-seven year old, unwed and alone--takes a room in a British boarding house bustling with funny, mercurial people. Next-door to her is a black jazz musician, downstairs is a handsome writer (who hasn't sold anything in months); down from him is a lesbian shut-in, the man-hungry landlady, and two prostitutes. Bryan Forbes directed and adapted Lynne Reid Banks' book, taking careful steps to let this humanistic tale unfold as naturally as possible (when Caron upsets the horn-player, she talks so sensibly to him at his door that his initial anger suddenly seems unfounded and embarrassing). Certainly the dramatic and romantic predicaments which transpire are familiar, and Caron's insistence on keeping her condition a secret is a little bit nutty no matter how afraid she is. However, the dignified film has a bittersweet tinge to it that draws one in, and the cast is uniformly strong (especially Caron, doing Oscar-nominated work). A few of the arguments become repetitive, though Forbes handles the characters very sensitively. It's a happy/sad, lovely piece which says that people come and go, people change, and the rooms they occupy and leave change with and without them. *** from ****\n12 of 12 people found this review helpful.\nWas this review helpful to you?", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "VideOdyssey at Toxteth TV\n£5 / Pay What You Can Book Tickets\nIbrahim, Manar, Suleiman and Altayeb are the members of the Sudanese Film Club founded in 1989. Unable to make films for years, they have decided to revive an old cinema. They are united not only by their love of cinema and their passionate desire to restore old films and draw attention to Sudanese film history once more, but also by the fact that they all enjoyed a film education outside Sudan.\nTheir plans to renovate the outdoor cinema come up against bureaucracy, lack of cash and a general fear of upsetting “he who cannot be named.” (The film was made before the recent overthrow of Omar al-Bashir).\nIn the meantime, they sit together and talk about the past and the history of Sudanese cinema, including their experiences of persecution and even torture as oppositional artists. They recall their times of exile and dream of a Sudan in which art and intellectual thought can be free. ‘We are smarter than them, but not as strong, is the conclusion.\nEven if their plans may be unfulfilled, the strong solidarity and humour of the four no longer young men, and their new recruit, Hana, do give hope for the future.\nPremiered at the Berlin International Film Festival (Panorama) 2019\nWinner Berlin International Film Festival Panorama Audience Award and Glashutte Original Documentary Award 2019\nWinner Istanbul International Film Festival FIPRESCI Prize (International Competition) 2019\n2019 / 94 min / Cert PG\nSudan / France / Germany / Chad / Qatar\nThis film is rated at PG. Read the full BBFC ratings information (which may contain spoilers) here.\n37-45 Windsor St, Toxteth, Liverpool L8 1XEBook Tickets", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "There are many horror movies that didn’t need a sequel. Horror movies that didn’t need an origin story for its villain. Candyman is one of those films.\nCandyman: Farewell to the Flesh is a sequel to the phenomenally brilliant 1992 horror movie, Candyman. Adapted from a short story by Clive Barker, the first movie is a stellar piece of horror film making & is rightfully considered a classic. You can read our review here.\nThe very first thing you’ll notice about this sequel is that the events at the finale of the first film are not important. Although the actual plot is mentioned by Professor Philip Purcell (Michael Culkin) who has used the story to sell his book.\nEven though he has sold his book based on the myth of the Candyman, Purcell doesn’t believe it. So much so that he demonstrates this in front of a crowd.\nOn his way home after the event he runs into Ethan Tarrant (William O’Leary) who accuses him of causing his father’s death. Purcell was approached by Ethan’s father convinced that the Candyman was real so Purcell told him to face his fear & say Candyman’s name 5 times.\nEthan’s father ended up dead & his son now blames Purcell. He openly makes an off the cuff remark about Purcell being next in a busy bar. So when the Professor is murdered it’s Ethan who gets the blame.\nArrested, he confesses to the murder & others, something that confuses his family, in particular is sister, Annie (Kelly Rowan). She doesn’t believe he is guilty so sets about proving his innocence by calling forth the Candyman on the eve of Mardi Gras!\nBlood will spill…for what is it for if not for spilling?\nThere can be few complaints about Tony Todd’s portrayal of the hook-handed killer, he is as sinister & mysterious as always…that is until we get a ham-fisted backstory told in flashbacks that attempt to make him a sympathetic character. While it fits within the story, it just feels so wrong. It removes so much of this mystique & gives him motivation that falls flat in a disappointing finale.\nWhatever message it may have been trying to tell regarding racism & the treatment of slaves is lost in a wave of blood & guts. Perfectly fine for a horror movie but the message is completely forgotten & pointless by time the credits roll.\nIt’s not a terrible sequel even with some bland & cheesy acting but doesn’t come close to touching the absolute quality of the original. A movie that was needed or wanted.\nCandyman: Farewell to the Flesh\nThe Final Score - 4/10", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "When their car breaks down at a small Texan town, two sisters must do everything in their power to survive a sadistic pagan cult.\nYou May Also Like\nDr. Morten Holst is a psychiatrist who struggles with as many problems, if not more, as his wide range of unique patients. A detective finds himself in a threatening situation when he gets caught in the doctor’s game while unraveling a mysterious case.\nThe passenger ship Aurora mysteriously collides into the rocky sea threatening an entire island. A young woman and her sister must both survive by finding the missing dead for a bounty.\nA twisted horror about a dinner party gone wrong. Set against an 80s backdrop, the good time takes a dark turn when one in the group hijacks the evening in an attempt to help the others come clean about their secret betrayals against one another–and is willing to cut through the bone in order to expose the truth.\nA man finds himself alone and lost after a horrifying encounter with a monster during a backpacking trip into the Adirondack High Peaks. Now, he must fight for his life, and sanity, as he battles the evil Native American legend, The Wendigo.\nIn February 2007, ten people went to the remote mountains of Northern California to shoot an adult movie. What happened next was something no one expected, but everyone saw coming. Amber Benson, Charles Napier, and Ron Jeremy star in an homage to “Alien”, “The Thing”, and porn.\nAn action-packed horror comedy, BLOODSUCKING BASTARDS stars Fran Kranz as Evan, a dutiful and overworked employee stuck at a soul-killing corporation with his beautiful co-worker and girlfriend Amanda (Emma Fitzpatrick) and his slacker best friend Tim (Joey Kern). Evans world begins to crumble when Amanda dumps him and his boss Ted (Joel Murray) hands his coveted promotion to his nemesis Max (Pedro Pascal). When his office mates start going through disturbing changes, Evan must find a way to stop the evil brewing admist the cubicles, and rescue his workplace pals before his life and career go from dead-end… to just dead.\nHorror gets Super Sized when Horny The Clown, the demonic mascot of “Hella-Burger,” starts slashing Orange County teenagers with his meat cleaver from Hell.\nWhile shooting a documentary on the suspicious disappearances within the homeless community, a filmmaker and his crew go missing while uncovering a terrifying and vicious secret below the city’s surface.\nA costumer designer is sent to the Catskills for an interactive theatre piece set in the 1920s. When she arrives things seem dark, strange and off. She soon realizes she is part of a student film.\nAdaptated from the cult graphic novel, Rottentail is the story of geeky fertility researcher Peter Cotton who, when bitten by a mutant rabbit, transforms into a vengeance-seeking half-man/half-bunny. What’s a boy to do? Why, take a hippity, hoppity trip home of course! Peter begins a bloody killing spree of revenge that culminates in his childhood hometown of Easter Falls.\nAfter moving to Los Angeles to start anew, Adam, an out of the closet single father of a yeti baby, is dragged into the underground sex trade when his child is kidnapped; Now with the help of his two new friends, a heroin-addicted yeti prostitute and a sexy stripper, they must fight the forces of evil to save the world.\nA new mother discovers a lullaby in an ancient book and soon regards the song as a blessing. But her world transforms into a nightmare when the lullaby brings forth the ancient demon Lilith.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Sienna Miller to star in The Burning Woman\n- Bang Showbiz\n- 7 February 2017\nSienna Miller is to star with Jacki Weaver, Aaron Paul and Christina Hendricks in new family drama 'The Burning Woman'\nSienna Miller is to star with Christina Hendricks in 'The Burning Woman'.\nThe two actresses have been cast alongside Jacki Weaver and Aaron Paul in the family drama written by Brad Ingelsby.\nThe plot focuses on a woman who has to raise her young grandson after her teenage daughter mysteriously goes missing.\n'Welcome to the Rileys' director Jake Scott is set to helm the project, which is being produced by Sir Ridley Scott, along with Kevin Walsh and Mike Pruss for Scott Free, while Erika Olde is acting as the executive producer.\nIn a statement announcing the project, director Scott said in a statement: \"An excellent script by Brad Inglesby has drawn a truly excellent cast. For me, a dream come true.\nIt is the latest dramatic role for Miller, following her appearance as crime boss' mistress in Ben Affleck's 'Live by Night' and parts in 'Burnt', 'American Sniper' and 'Foxcatcher'.\nThe 35-year-old star can next be seen in James Gray's 'The Lost City of Z' which will hit cinemas in April.\nHendricks, 41, last big screen outings were in 'The Neon Demon' and 'Bad Santa 2' and she will soon be seen in comedy 'Fist Fight' - which is based on 1987 teen film 'Three O'Clock High' - alongside Ice Cube, Charlie Day, Dennis Haysbert and Tracy Morgan.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Chestnut: Hero of Central Park\n|Release Date: December 19, 2006|\n|Genre: Comedy, Family|\nAll Cast & Crew >>\nSummary:Orphaned sisters Sal and Rae think their dreams have come true when they find an adorable, Great Dane puppy and learn that they've been adopted. But, when the girls arrive at their posh new Manhattan apartment, they discover the building has one strict rule: NO DOGS ALLOWED! Sal and Rae must use every trick in the book to hide their mischievous pup, survive in the big city and create the family of their dreams.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Disney is planning a lot of exclusive content for its streaming service, titled Disney+. Among the new projects are two original shows set in the Star Wars universe. One, titled The Mandalorian, follows a lone gunfighter after the events of Return of the Jedi. The other focuses on Cassian Andor, and it takes place before Rogue One. While Disney will be expanding the saga with new shows, there won’t be any exclusive movies.\nDisney CEO Bob Iger recently spoke with Barron’s, detailing Disney+ and its approach to original content. He explains that the studio won’t be making exclusive Star Wars movies for this platform; rather, they (and any other films with $100 million+ budgets) will go to theaters. “Almost every movie the studio makes is a $100 million-plus movie, and we’re not looking to make movies at that level for the service. We’re looking to invest significantly in television series on a per-episode business, and we’re looking to make movies that are higher budget, but nothing like that. We wouldn’t make a Star Wars movie for this platform. When everybody goes out on the weekend and you have a movie that opens up to $200 million, there’s a buzz that creates that enhances value. We like that. And eventually the movies we’re making are going to [end up on] the service.”\nIger adds that The Mandalorian could’ve been aired on ABC, but the studio opted to have it spearhead Disney+. This was based on its high budget, among other factors.\nLast year, it was rumored that Lucasfilm’s planned Obi-Wan Kenobi movie would be released on Disney+ rather than in theaters. It was never officially addressed, and based on Iger’s comments here, it sounds like that isn’t an option.\nFor Barron’s full interview with Iger, where he discusses Disney’s 2019 slate and box office, be sure to click the source link below.\n- Paul’s 15 Most Anticipated Movies of 2022 - January 17, 2022\n- How Legendary Pictures Can #ContinueTheMonsterVerse After GODZILLA VS. KONG - April 19, 2021\n- 5 More Marvel Legacy Characters We Want to See in the MCU - February 7, 2021", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Disney / Pixar CARS Movie 1:55 Die Cast Car Al Oft The Lighyear Blimp [Piston Cup 9/18]\nAvailability: IN STOCK!\n- Piston Cup 9/18\n- Deluxe Vehicle\nHave one to sell? ToyWiz is buying this item! Click here to find out more...\nAbout This Product...\nAl Oft Te Lighyear Blimp Die Cast Blimp\nManufacturer: Mattel Toys\nSeries: Disney Pixar Cars Mainline 1:55 Die Cast Cars\nRelease Date: February 2013\nFor ages: 4 and up\nDetails (Description): All your favorite characters from the Disney Pixar film, CARS 2, in 1:55th scale. With authentic styling and details, these die cast characters are perfect for recreating all the great scenes from the movie. Collect them all!", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "There are epic movies, and then there's Avengers: Infinity War. The climatic chapter in the Marvel Cinematic Universe delivered in every sense of the word and then some.\nAfter building up a franchise with minor and, at times, insignificant villains, Marvel finally delivered an antagonist who could stand toe to toe with the Avengers. But Thanos did more than just defeat them; he embarrassed them, slamming Hulk around like he was a rag doll before obliterating half of the universe with the snap of his fingers.\nThis is part of our \"Best of\" series. For more, check out our Best Videos Games of 2018 and Best Movies of 2018.\nThis was all the more impressive as he took on every single one of the heroes we've grown to love. Iron Man, Star-Lord, Black Panther—they all faced Thanos. The sheer magnitude of this movie is colossal. Kudos to directors Joe and Anthony Russo for bringing it all together in a cohesive movie that isn't just good, it's great.\nThanos' mission to attain all six Infinity Stones races from location to location and as they are collected, the stakes are raised as are the forces standing against him. This comes together in impressive action sequences.\nSome of the action pieces truly left us awed. From the menacing introduction of Thanos via an eloquent monologue to his epic use of weaponizing a moon, the movie did not pull any punches with its magnitude.\nFrom the start, Infinity War made it clear that this wasn't going to be like past MCU movies, giving it a unique identity. You'd be hard pressed to find a fan of the MCU who wouldn't lament the lack of viable antagonists in the franchise, and this movie turned that notion completely on its head by making the antagonist the main character.\nThis is Thanos' movie, through and through, and as such it delivered a careful and delicate portrait of his warped reasoning. That surprising depth was reached by exploring his unwavering love of Gamora and telling the unfortunate story of his dilapidated home planet Titan.\nIt did such a masterful job, by the end of the movie it was hard not to find sympathy with his mission to \"save\" the universe, even if it was through truly horrifying measures.\nThis was not without a cost for Thanos. The mission took its toll on him, both physically and emotionally. At the very end of the movie, a young Gamora asks Thanos what it cost to achieve his mission, and he solemnly replies, \"Everything.\" Not exactly the response you'd expect from a villain.\nNow the stage is set for an epic finale in Avengers: Endgame. We pretty much expect the Avengers to regroup and take down Thanos with the help of some new cosmic friends, but he already bested them once and he won't go down easily the next time they meet.\n- Release Date: April 27, 2018\n- Box Office: $2.049 billion\n- Rotten Tomatoes score: 84%\n- Director(s): Joe and Anthony Russo\n- Starring: Robert Downey Jr, Chris Evans, Chris Hemsworth, Scarlett Johansson, Mark Ruffalo, Chris Pratt", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Two weeks ago, we participated in a documentary UNDERMINED: TALES FROM THE KIMBERLEY showcase at the Melbourne International Film Festival. This is my first contact with the film festival after the 2017 Beijing International Film Festival. Before the film began, the director and the writer explained their ideas about the film, followed by live performances by the actors in the film. After singing the songs in the movie, the movie began. The film is a documentary about how the indigenous people of KIMBERLEY fought with the state government to preserve their resources and the environmental protection of their homes. In the face of fierce foreign capital, the indigenous people have always adhered to their beliefs, to protect resources as the first goal. This kind of movie is the first time I met at film festivals.\nIn the past, Films that I could reach and wanted to see at the festival were mostly art films. Such films have a certain story, but compared with commercial films and ordinary documentaries, the stories of art films are more profound, and some stories are not even happening under the guidance of the mainstream values. At the same time, in the use of the lens, the use of art film lens more obscure, the emotions are “hidden” in the implicit lens. If the mainstream art film at the festival is a long-lasting cup of coffee, then UNDERMINED: TALES FROM THE KIMBERLEY is a cool mint tea, can make people sober quickly.\nThe language of this documentary film is straightforward and simple. It objectively documented how the indigenous people of KIMBERLEY saw the government allowing foreign investment to enter the region for resource extraction. At the same time, in the natural environment shooting, this movie also strives for objectivity. Like the rough aborigines, the film is also filthy and wild. The technique of this kind of shooting makes me feel very strange. I’ve seen the rest of the Melbourne Film Festival movies, including traditional art films like Burning, Big Fish, and movies about aborigines, but only this one calls for conservation through aborigines.\nHowever, thinking about the property of the Melbourne International Film Festival, we can also understand why the film was exhibited and received attention. Melbourne International Film Festival is a relatively “young” Film Festival which attracts great attention from Australian locals. Aboriginal themes are an indispensable element in choosing films to cater to the interests of Australian residents. Australia as a big immigrant country, Melbourne as Australia’s most cultural city, foreign culture makes the city and the country more diversified, but the aboriginal culture is the root of the whole diversity. The promotion of KIMBERLEY’s aboriginal culture at the Melbourne International Film Festival is a way to arouse the feelings of Australians towards the whole Aboriginal culture. At the same time, in the protection of environmental resources, Aborigines have begun to demonstrate the damage to the environment caused by the over-exploitation of natural resources in recent years, and this objective statement by credible people can be more convincing. It is more convincing for the audience to pay attention to the protection of the environment. It is gratifying to see this film at the Melbourne International Film Festival. Although I am not a citizen of Australia, I am still shocked by this primitive feeling. And in the future work, we can learn from this experience and pick out the movie that people are in need of.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Mini budget film Paranormal Activity, was produced with a measly $15,000. But after only five weeks Paramount Films' new thriller has already raked in over $62 million and was last weekend's top ranked film. It's based on a true story about a couple who think their house is haunted and sets up a video camera to capture whatever the presence is. Critics say the movie is more frightening because of what it doesn't show you rather than what it does. Director, Oren Peli. OREN PELI, DIRECTOR OF \"PARANORMAL ACTIVITY,\" SAYS: \"Well, I was first of all just trying to make sure that the movie is good, and my goal was to make movie that would scare me, the kind of movie that would be effective on me. So after that, I thought, if the movie has done well, and with a history of other movies that were done for no budget, like 'Blair Witch' and 'Open Water,' I thought there is the possibility that maybe it'll get picked up and you know, go out commercially and do well.\" Unlike most Hollywood hits the fright flicks debuted first to sellout crowds at midnight-only screenings in a handful of markets. And Paramount's marketing strategy was to let hype on social networking sites---not multimillion dollar blow out advertising--do the heavy lifting. Mike Monello, producer of the 1999 film hit \"The Blair Witch Project\", is now partner and creative director at New York based marketing firm, Campfire. \"Because of the origin of this movie you know, it doesn't have any stars, it has a small budget, it's something that people will naturally want to champion. We love underdog stories and this is a great underdog story as Blair Witch you know 10 years ago. And when you have an underdog story you can ask people to do a little bit of work to get the movie out there.\" Monello says Paranormal is a genuinely good film. Yet its that underdog status and support of the social netowkring world that has really ignited its success--a formula he believes could work well for other genres.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "This year, we're finally being introduced to a sequel to Blade Runner, a mere thirty years or so after it's original release date. Wildfire Reviews explores why this film is the best science fiction film ever made.\nWhen you watch Blade Runner for the first time, it's as if somebody literally put a corkscrew in your brain and started turning it. It's one of those movies that has so many ideas, twists, turns and hidden messages that it's almost impossible to understand it all in your first take watching it. However, after the second or third time, you truly begin to understand why the 1982 film is considered to be by many, even Wildfire Reviews, as the best science fiction film of all time.\nAbove: Harrison Ford in 1982's Blade RunnerBlade Runner was one of those films that when it came out, it was largely misunderstood for it's time. It was one of Ridley Scott's very first movies as a director, right after Alien. It also had the privilege of staring a young Harrison Ford in one of the best roles of his career so far. Back then, not too many people knew who Ridley Scott was because he had only released one film previously. However, Harrison Ford was a huge household name especially after doing the first Star Wars trilogy.\nDespite this, Blade Runner didn't have anywhere near the success as Star Wars did or Harrison Ford's other baby, Indiana Jones. Hardly anyone actually watched Blade Runner when it was released, it only made a surprising $33 million on a mere $28 million budget. It was one of those films that came and went and people forgot about it for a while.\nHowever, Blade Runner is a sole example of a film that gets so much better as it ages. Year by year, more and more people began to truly appreciate the movie for what it was, and by the 1990s, the movie gained a huge cult following.\nBlade Runner was just so different when it first came out that it might have actually shocked many people who did go to theaters to watch it. Even now when you watch it, the film acts like it was made just yesterday, with amazing special effects and visuals that will make any modern day sci-fi film jealous.\nBelow: Downtown L.A. in 1982's Blade Runner\nRidley Scott's Blade Runner isn't just another science fiction movie, though. It's the ultimate science fiction film, a perfect example of how mythology and symbolism can be powerful when used correctly.\nAnother thing that might have scared people off at the time was the overall tone of the movie. Set in a futuristic L.A, the film has a very neo centric lure to it . The haunting music, although perfect for the type of movie it is, may have unsettled some science fiction films that originally went and saw it.\nAll of these things however, and much more, is why this movie is perhaps the best science fiction film of all time.\nThe tone of the movie is incredible, completely matching up perfectly with it's set pieces. Speaking of set pieces, this is another reason why Blade Runner is such a masterpiece.\nEach set of the film has a mind of it's own. From the very first scene to the last, it's simply beautiful to look at. At the same time, Blade Runner is one of those films you have to pay attention to from beginning to end or you'll be lost in it as quickly as you started it.\nEven with paying attention, you won't be able to pick up everything this film has to watch. By the third or fourth time you watch it, you'll finally begin to understand the amazing power it has and why it truly is a masterpiece.\nThe looks of the film, the set pieces, Harrison Ford's amazing performance and the way Ridley Scott managed to create a new fascinating world is why Blade Runner is the best science fiction movie of all time.\nAbove all else though, it's the story of the replicas and the movement of the movie is what makes it so spectacular and worthwhile to watch even today. This is what makes Blade Runner pure Science Fiction and what modern day sci fi is all about.\nAbove: Harrison Ford in 1982's Blade RunnerEven today, there's not really another film like it. You might be able to argue that A.I. Artificial Intelligence might be the only other film similar to it, but even those two movies are so different to each other it's a very vague comparison.\nDo yourself a favor this year and watch Blade Runner for yourself. Especially because after thirty years, we're finally being introduced to a sequel to a film. What's amazing is that Harrison Forde, like he did with Star Wars, will be reprising his original roll as well.\nLike the first film, Blade Runner 2049 has a stellar cast including newcomer Ryan Gosling. It will be out in theaters this October.\nMeanwhile, Blade Runner is available to stream on Hulu, Amazon Prime and Netflix.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "(Netflix Streaming, May 2017) It says much about today’s Hollywood that we’ve come to crave solid crime thrillers as an alternative to the usually undistinguishable dreck that has come to dominate multiplexes. Hell or High Water is a throwback to the time when this kind of crime drama, solidly acted, put together with skill, eschewing formula and taking on social issues, was a fixture rather than an exception. Here, Chris Pine and Ben Foster star as brothers trying to stop a bank’s takeover of their family farm by robbing branches of that very same bank. The populist anger runs raw in this film, which only heightens the drama when an affable veteran policeman (Jeff Bridges, gritty as ever) chases them across the state. The result is very much like a modern western, with SUVs replacing horses as our antiheroes go rob banks in small cities. It’s a solid script by Taylor Sheridan (who’s improving from movie to movie), and David Mackenzie’s direction effectively manages to portray East Texas in a credible fashion. It’s also, refreshingly, a movie that cares for even its minor characters: There are two waitress characters in the film, for instance, and both of them (Katy Mixon and Margaret Bowman) get a few memorable moments well beyond the usual “here’s your food, sweetheart”. There are no clear good or bad guys here, as viewers’ loyalties are tested and the film refuses a conventionally uplifting resolution. This being said, Hell or High Water does ends leaving a sense of satisfaction at the way the story is wrapped up, having taken us on a ride unlike most other big-budget movies out there. As a standalone movie, it’s crunchy good viewing. As an antidote to the current Hollywood orthodoxy, though, it’s nothing short of delicious.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "With just under three months until its release, a new teaser for Disney/Pixar’s Lightyear debuted at the 2022 Oscars introduced by none other than Buzz himself, Chris Evans.\nThe film will follow the origins of the beloved Buzz Lightyear toy from the 1995 classic, Toy Story. It’s been described as the film Andy would have seen to make him want that Buzz action figure in the first place. Whether Buzz is a fictional character or a real-life astronaut still remains to be seen.\nEvans will be voicing the titular character and joined by Uzo Aduba, Taika Waititi, James Brolin, Mary McDonald-Lewis, Efren Ramirez, Keke Palmer, Dale Soules, Isiah Whitlock Jr., and Peter Sohn as Buzz’s robotic cat companion, Sox. Michael Giacchino, the composer of recent box office sensations The Batman and Spider-Man: No Way Home, will score the film.\nLightyear premieres exclusively in theaters June 17, 2022.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "- 1h 48m\nPRICING SUBJECT TO CHANGE. Confirm current pricing with applicable retailer. All transactions subject to applicable license terms and conditions.\nAcademy Award winner Matt Damon stars in a dark comedy espionage thriller from Oscar-winning director Steven Soderbergh and producer George Clooney based on a true story of the highest-ranking whistle-blower in U.S. corporate history--The Informant! What was Mark Whitacre thinking? A rising star at agri-industry giant Archer Daniels Midland (ADM), Whitacre (Damon--The Departed) suddenly turns whistleblower. Even as he exposes his company's multinational price-fixing conspiracy to the FBI, Whitacre envisions himself being hailed as a hero of the common man and handed a promotion. But before all that can happen, the FBI needs evidence, so Whitacre eagerly agrees to wear a wire and carry a hidden tape recorder in his briefcase, imagining himself as a kind of de facto secret agent.\n© 2009 Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. All Rights Reserved.\nRotten Tomatoes® Score\nCritics Consensus: A charismatic turn by star Matt Damon and a consistently ironic tone boost this quietly funny satire about a corporate whistle-blower.\nMore on Rotten Tomatoes\nCommon Sense Media\nCommon Sense Says\nPlayful tale of corporate misdeeds may interest some teens.\nWhat Parents Need to Know\nParents need to know that this engaging Steven Soderbergh comedy received an R rating principally for language. The actual subject matter -- corporate misdeeds -- may only appeal to teens, however, because it stars Matt Damon. The movie is based on a true story and sends some mixed messages about corporate ethics; ethical breaches are treated somewhat lightly, which may make the crimes seem less serious. And the main character isn't exactly a role model himself. That said, teens old enough to understand the movie's tone won't miss the message about the importance of questioning greed and its place in today's society. While there's little sex or violence, you can expect some drinking and plenty of cursing (including \"f--k,\" \"s--t,\" and more), plus frank, sometimes complicated discussions about certain criminal activities.\nA Lot or A Little?\nThe parents’ guide to what’s in this movie.\nPositive Role Models\nDrinking, Drugs & Smoking\nMore on Common Sense Media\n- Genre:Comedy, Drama\n- Release Date:September 18, 2009\n- Audio Format:5.1\n- Screen Pass Eligible:Yes\nResolution, color and audio quality may vary based on your device, browser and internet connection.Learn More", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "I’m spoiling everything because we need to talk about some lore. Enter at your own risk.\nTag: Han Solo\nStar Wars: The Rise of Skywalker – Review\nDisney’s trilogy concludes in a lore-heavy film that once again features a ridiculous performance from Adam Driver.\nThe Hot Seat – J.J. Abrams\nVery few directors have had the kind of career that J.J. Abrams has had. Rocketed onto the main stage from … More\nRick O’Connell and the Han Solo Problem\nStar Wars, as a franchise, has been responsible for a lot of ridiculous trends in cinema and film. Every dark … More\nSolo: A Halfway Decent Star Wars Story\nOne of the most vague, fascinating, and headache-inducing franchise tentpoles of all time has finally stopped being built up to … More\nRian Johnson has Legitimately Delivered the Most Fascinating Entry in the Star Wars Series\nWelp, all that just happened. So we’re forty years into the existence of Star Wars and this is the latest … More", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "nice film. not entirely sure what it’s all supposed to mean – is it an allegory of some sort? is there some social commentary i was missing? but i liked it nonetheless. the violence seemed senseless and inexplicable, but perhaps that was the point. it was around this time that violence in cinema was going new places with films like bonnie and clyde so i think bogdanovich was riding that wave to a certain extent. he’s always been hyper aware of hollywood and has parlayed that into a good career as a critic which is what he’s more suited to if you ask me. i also think this is his best film that i’ve seen. very good film overall which grabs you out of the box. slows a bit in the middle with his love affair with some old 30s pic that is featured in the film, but solid overall.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Here's an early trailer for Transformers: Dark of the Moon, hitting theaters July 2011. Director Michael Bay returns for this third entry of the Transformers franchise, as do Shia LaBeouf and Megan Fox. The supporting cast includes John Malkovich and Frances McDormand.\nGiant Monster Movies: Robots\nRobot-13 in Italy!\nDream Project: SHOGUN WARRIORS\nVOLTRON headed to screens big and small\nJohnny Sokko and Giant Robot on DVD (kind of)\nSpawn: Don't you remember me? You had me burned alive. - From The Playlist Todd McFarlane has certainly shown he knows how to talk up his directorial debut, “Spawn,” before a frame has even been shot. The comic...\n1 day ago", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "The legend of Red Eye was a story that Gage Barker used to be told when he was a kid. When he finds out that there could be some truth behind the tale, he decides to film a documentary about the killer. He gathers a group of his friends together and, with film equipment in tow, they go hiking into the backwoods of Black Creek, West Virginia. But, to what extent will they go to make this project a reality...?\nCast & Crew\n- Terror Films\n- © Terror Films\n- English (Stereo)\n- Closed captions refer to subtitles in the available language with addition of relevant nondialogue information.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Pedro Almodóvar’s “Parallel Mothers” has been tapped as the closing night selection of the 59th New York Film Festival.\nThe melodrama, which reunites the Spanish auteur with one of his greatest cinematic muses, Penélope Cruz, will make its North American premiere October 8 at Alice Tully Hall. “Parallel Mothers” is making its world debut as the opening night film of this year’s Venice Film Festival. Almodóvar and Cruz previously collaborated on the likes of “All About My Mother” and “Volver.”\nThe New York Film Festival is returning to in-person screenings after going entirely digital in 2020 due to COVID-19 concerns. It has yet to unveil its full lineup, but has landed some starry films for its prime slots. Joel Coen’s “The Tragedy of MacBeth” will kick off the festival as its opening-night feature, while Jane Campion’s “The Power of the Dog” will serve as its centerpiece selection.\nSony Pictures Classics is planning an awards run for “Parallel Mothers,” which it will release in theaters on December 24. The movie centers on two women, a generation apart, who find themselves inextricably linked by their brief time together in a maternity ward.\n“It is always a privilege and an honor to feel that I am part of the most significant films of the season,” said Almodóvar. “After more than 30 years, the NYFF has become my second home. It is the best reason to visit New York and to see the best films of the year.”\n“Spanish filmmaker Pedro Almodóvar’s long relationship with the New York Film Festival spans more than three decades and a dozen films,” said New York Film Festival Director Eugene Hernandez. “He returns this year with ‘Parallel Mothers,’ a stirring and somber exploration of secrets and hidden histories—those sometimes found in families and often buried by societies—and how those skeletons can shape the course of individual lives and entire cultures. We’re thrilled to have Pedro back at NYFF to conclude this 59th edition!”\nThe festival is presented by Film at Lincoln Center and takes place Sept. 24 – Oct. 10. As a concession to the the changing public health situation, the festival will also host virtual and outdoor screenings.\nVariety's Brett Lang contributed to this post.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "In what can only be described as a match made in Black movie heaven comes a romantic film starring two of our favourite contemporary actors in a touching love story, The Photograph.\nBoth Issa Rae (HBO’s Insecure, Little) and Lakeith Stanfield (FX’s Atlanta, Sorry to Bother You) look incredible in the film’s trailer (watch below) and we can’t wait to watch this depiction of Black love on the big screen.\nRae, who also served as one of the film’s executive producer plays Mae Morton, connects with Stanfield’s character Michael Block in a romance where Rae’s character must learn from the secrets in her mother’s past if she is to move forward and allow herself to love and be loved.\nWhen famed photographer Christina Eames unexpectedly dies, she leaves her estranged daughter Mae Morton hurt, angry and full of questions. When a photograph tucked away in a safe-deposit box is found, Mae finds herself on a journey delving into her mother’s early life and ignites a powerful, unexpected romance with a rising-star journalist, Michael Block.\nThe film is directed by Stella Meghie (The Weekend, Jean of the Joneses) and is from her original screenplay, a sweeping love story about forgiveness and finding the courage to seek the truth, no matter where it may lead you.\nThe Photograph is produced by Will Packer, blockbuster producer of Girls Trip, the Ride Along franchise, Think Like a Man among many other top 10 movies and by James Lopez, president of Will Packer Productions.\nThe film also stars Chanté Adams (Roxanne Roxanne) as Mae’s young mother Christina, Y’lan Noel (HBO’s Insecure) as Christina’s secret love, and Rob Morgan (Mudbound) as Isaac Jefferson, a New Orleans fisherman with a mysterious connection to Mae’s mother.\nWe’ve heard whispers that the film could be this generation’s Love Jones! Those are some pretty big shoes to fill. Either way, we’re looking forward to seeing beautiful Black folk falling in love, a great storyline and excellent lighting!\nThe UK release can’t come soon enough.\nThe Photograph is released in UK theatres on 6 March 2020.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "29 wins & 28 nominations.\nSee more awards »\n7 Interviews |\n1 Article |\n1 Magazine Cover Photo |\nConstantin Costa-Gavras | Konstantinos Costa-Gavras | Constantin Gavras | Costa Gavras | Kostas Gavras\nDid You Know?\nThe best way to become crazy completely is to say, Okay we'll do a movie to change society.\nMember of jury at the Cannes Film Festival in 1976\nHis Films Often Examine A Political Situation Or Theme", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Last Friday, we have two movies releasing, which include both Baadshaho and Shubh Mangal Saavdhan. Let’s check how these two films have performed over the box office. Now, let’s check about Baadshaho the Ajay Devgn starrer movie along with others in it. Well, as per the reports, the film seemed moving smooth over the box office. After collection 10.10 crore over the box office on the first day, the film continued to do better over the box office on the second and the third day as well. The film scored 13 crore on the second day along with the third day as well.\nAs per reports, the 1st weekend box office collection for Baadshaho tolled to around 36.50 crore, which is actually a decent collection for sure. The film now with this figure happens to be the eight highest opening weekend collection of the year and it soon raised to the highest collection for the Ajay Devgn starrer movie like ‘Singham Returns‘ and ‘Bol Bachchan’. Even for the serial kisser, Emraan Hashmi, it was his highest opening weekend collection film which has beaten up ‘Raaz 3’ by around Rs 2 crore. Ajay & Emraan have worked together in films like ‘Dil Toh Baccha Hai Ji’ and ‘Once Upon A Time In Mumbaai’.\nNow, let’s talk about the other film called ‘Shubh Mangal Saavdhan‘ which has the actors together who have worked earlier. Though both Bhumi and Ayushmann and their charismatic chemistry seemed okay but their movie failed to impress the audience in a big way. The film though seemed opening up with the collection of Rs. 2.64 crore on Friday and it tolled to around 5.50 crore INR on Saturday, which has given a meager collection at the end of the 1st weekend. As per the reports, the 1st weekend box office collection tolled to around 10.10 crore.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Europe's toughest and most beautiful canoeing marathon\nFestive concert, attractions and surprises for children, Christmas fairs.\nFeature, documentary, feature-length and short films of Lithuanian Film Directors created in 2017–2018 will be presented. From student to professional works!\nThe project invites all the admirers to look at the city through the object lens of film camera, to create short films about what surrounds us and what we live with.\nThe participants of the festival are all all who wish it (there are no profession, age, gender, sexual orientation, nationality or number limits).", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Actor Shahid Kapoor has clarified that his film ‘Bull’ is not being made at the moment. The film was touted to be a big deal, however, the actor clarified that it was almost impossible to make it due to the Covid-19 situation and the makers are not working on it as of now.\nIn an interview with Pinkvilla, Kapoor said that the makers are yet to make the official announcement of the same. He said that a certain amount was needed to make the film but with the pandemic, this was getting very difficult. He said that he is yet to sit down with the makers to decide on how to go about the situation. “I don’t think it has been officially announced. Bull is not happening right now as we were not even able to start it. It was a logistical nightmare due to Covid. There are a lot of things that need to be figured out since the film warrants a certain scale. So, we got to sit down and see if it’s possible to make Bull right now, or not,” said Kapoor.\nTalking about the film, Kapoor was eagerly waiting for the shoot. He had said, “Bull is a full-blown action film inspired by real events from the life of Brigadier Bulsara. It is a privilege to play a paratrooper who leads his boys through a historic and selfless mission that has now become iconic for its precision and bravado. The opportunity to play a paratrooper is exhilarating and truly an honour.”\nMeanwhile, the actor is currently busy promoting his upcoming film ‘Jersey’. Besides this, the actor is also being considered for the remake of the film ‘Shyam Singha Roy’ alongside actor Ajay Devgn. The film is being remade in Hindi and, according to reports, a top production house is planning to back it.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Pixar Studios returns to the Cars franchise, however, it doesn’t look good for Lightning McQueen!\nAs a father of two young boys, I’ve seen the first two Cars films from Pixar many, many, times over. When you see the films that many times, I found it interesting how my opinions of the two films changed.\nIn a complete reversal, I now find the second film with its spy plot more entertaining that the original film which feels slow in comparison.\nVery little is known about this third film except that Lightning McQueen, voiced again by Owen Wilson, is now a veteran racer who participates in different contests around the country with his friend, Cruz Ramirez. A voice artist for Ramirez has yet to be revealed.\nThis first teaser shows us very little but yet the animation looks more realistic than previous entries in the franchise. Also, you can’t deny the overall tone of the piece which comes across as rather grim. Maybe this is a clever bait and switch piece of marketing by Disney?\nTitle: Cars 3\nRelease | US: 16th June | UK: 14th July | World: IMDb", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Eric Allan Kramer (1962 - )\n- Murder, She Wrote: Snow White, Blood Red (1988) [Gunnar Tilstrom]: Shot in the chest with a crossbow by Barry Newman.\n- Surviving Gilligan's Island: The Incredibly True Story of the Longest Three Hour Tour in History (2001) [[[Alan Hale Jr.]]]: Dies off-screen of cancer. His death is mentioned (as the real-life one did). His ashes are shown being scattered into the ocean with Dawn Wells participating (a re-enactment of the actual event).\nVideo Game DeathsEdit\nCommunity content is available under CC-BY-SA unless otherwise noted.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "What is love? The heroes of the film try to answer this question. A series of the most different characters and their stories are woven together. Small stories about various things, all about love: a young pair who prefer to live through images of Japanese anime-heroes; a secretary who receives an obscene offer from her boss; a Japanese woman who arrives in Moscow in search of a Russian man; a graffiti artist in search of beauty; an ex-wife employed by her husband for an unusual task; and many other things...\nThe first story is about a couple who is into cosplaying. The boy asks the girl why she is cheating on him. She says that her sexy character requires it. He says how come she can tell him that she loves him when she fucks everyone. She answers, \"I always use a condom with everyone but you.\"\nNo cheating sex scenes.\nLisa lives with her boyfriend who is a kind of a loser and just plays a lot of online games all day. One day, she is propositioned by her boss whom she works for as a secretary. Her boss tells her that he wants to see her boobs and fuck her. In exchange, he will cover her expenses and buy her an apartment. Lisa thinks it over. One of the justifications she comes up with is that she won't be cheating on her boyfriend because she is doing it for him too (because of the money).\nEventually, Lisa decides to do it. She goes to her boss' office and takes her top and her bra off in front of him. He comes towards her, caresses her breasts and unbuckles her belt. She turns around away from him. He takes off her skirt, then hugs her from behind. He inserts his hand into her white panties then takes them off. The scene cuts off here, but they most likely have sex.\nWhen Lisa comes home, her boyfriend proposes to her. Lisa happily says yes, even though her pussy is still probably tingling from the sex she had with her boss earlier that day.\nThere are several other stories in the film but they don't involve cheating women anymore.\nWatch Full Movie Online: Vimeo.com\nLeave a Reply", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "British ex-con seeks revenge against the man involved in his daughter’s death.\nThe Full Review\nFrankly, I had expected more from this small film that stars Terence Stamp (Priscilla, Queen of the Desert) as a British ex-con named Wilson, who travels from England to Los Angeles seeking revenge against the people responsible for the recent untimely death of his daughter, Jenny. The Limey, tightly written by Lem Dobbs (Dark City) and well directed by Steven Soderbergh (Out of Sight and Sex, Lies, and Videotape), is generating rave reviews from the professional critics, who, in describing this film have been using such words as “dazzling,” “original,” and “slyly funny.” While there are some amusing moments in this film, The Limey is far from dazzling and hardly original.\nBorrowing loosely from the Pulp Fiction school of non-linear storytelling, The Limey‘s plot unfolds in a somewhat disjointed manner and is continuously interrupted by flashforwards and the recurrence of several of the film’s sequences. Used sparingly, this technique could have proven effective. Instead, I began to feel that maybe the script had been too tightly written, resulting in the film’s editors having to stretch barely an hour’s worth of footage into a full-length movie. Further, brief exchanges of witty dialogue emerge throughout the film, only to be sacrificed for the sake of preserving the succinctness of the script, leaving the audience teased.\nAlong with Stamp, The Limey features another well cast film veteran, Peter Fonda (Ulee’s Gold and Easy Rider). He plays a made-in-the-60’s music honcho named Terry Valentine, who becomes the target of Wilson’s vengeance. In addition, there are several surprisingly strong performances from supporting members of the cast: the omnipresent and always-great Luis Guzman (Carlito’s Way, Boogie Nights) plays Ed, a companion of Jenny’s who is befriended by Wilson; Amelia Heinle (Liar’s Poker) plays Adhara, Valentine’s trophy girlfriend; and Nicky Katt (Dazed and Confused and A Time to Kill) plays a terrifically cynical lowlife hired gun.\nBy: Craig Ettinger\n- If his small parts as General Zod (Superman II) and Sir Larry Wildman (Wall Street) left you wanting to see more of Terrance Stamp in a “tough guy” role, then The Limey will at least partially satisfy you.\n- A small, but nonetheless well-acted part played by the aforementioned Amelia Heinle (a Denise Richards and Rebecca Geyhart hybrid). She can also be seen in the Everclear video “I Will Buy You a New World.”\n- An overall intelligent script.\n- A purposeless, forgettable character played by Lesley Ann Warren.\n- Not enough of the clever dialogue.\n- Not enough of Amelia Heinle.\n- The pace of the film was deceptively slow (if that makes sense).", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "So, you like spending your weekends catching up on all the film industry news, reviews, and analyses from the week prior. We get you. Not only do we get, but we got you.\nThis Week’s Good Reads (Week of October 2, 2017)\nBodycam Video Shows Indiana Cop Shooting At Indie Film Production (via Bruce Haring for Deadline)\nJust another reminder for filmmakers to get your permits!!!\nOne Year Later, What We’ve Learned From Creatively Distributing First Girl I Loved (via Ross Putman for Sundance Institute)\nSelf-distribution lessons from a filmmaker with hindsight.\nAn Open Letter to Byron Allen, Indie Film’s Newest Savior: Please Slow Down, Before You Hurt Yourself (via Dana Harris for IndieWire)\nA reminder that sometimes in film distribution, slow and steady wins the race.\nThis Small Role Has Caused Debate Among Native Actors In Hollywood (via Ariane Lange and Susan Cheng for BuzzFeed)\nWhy some Native American actors are angry about recent casting news.\nThe indie film community has a sexual harassment problem and women are fighting back. (via Angie Han for Mashable)\nWhile Hollywood at large was dealing with its own sexual harassment scandal, there’s also a lot of work to be done on the indie scene.\nAn Outrageously Cute Interview with Brooklynn Prince, 7-Year-Old Star of Sean Baker’s The Florida Project (and Possibly the Youngest Oscar Nominee Ever) (via Patrik Sandberg for W Magazine)\nCatching up with indie film’s newest (and youngest) movie star.\n7 Hollywood Gatekeepers on What They Look for in a Script (via Stacey Wilson Hunt for Vulture)\nThrowing a bone to the aspiring screenwriters out there.\nIn case you were ignoring us (aka blatant self-promotion)\nSAGindie’s October Movie Picks\nWhat’s on your own must-see list this month?\nIFP Gotham Awards 2017 Tributes\nSofia Coppola, Jason Blum, Nicole Kidman, and Dustin Hoffman are some of the artists being honored at this year’s ceremony.\nMovies from our October Movie Picks out this week:\n- Better Watch Out (Well Go USA Entertainment)\n- Blade Runner 2049 (Warner Bros.)\n- Faces Places (Cohen Media Group)\n- The Florida Project (A24)\n- The Mountain Between Us (20th Century Fox)\nA video worth watching\nSomeone. Got. Harrison. Ford. To. Laugh. (via This Morning)\nHow ’bout you? Read anything good this week?\nIf you’re an independent filmmaker or know of an independent film-related topic we should write about, email firstname.lastname@example.org for consideration.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "The movie Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker is one month away. And it’s time for the publicity blitz to start running on all cylinders. First up, we have a batch of new images from the final chapter of the Skywalker saga. Some of the images unite all of the heroes in the same place. While others show the First Order villains in pursuit. Check out the new Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker photos for a sneak peek at what’s in store.\nAfter finally assembling in the same place at the same time at the end of Star Wars: The Last Jedi. All our new heroes will finally be working together on a single mission. We’re not sure what that mission is. But it clearly has them encountering something in a cave. And even Rey (Daisy Ridley) looks a little apprehensive about confronting whatever it might be.\nThis is actually the first official still we’ve seen of Richard E. Grant as First Order Allegiant General Pryde. He looks appropriately menacing as many British men have in the uniforms of the Galactic Empire and the First Order. Will he be a formidable foe for our heroes, perhaps a sort of reincarnation of Grand Moff Tarkin from the original trilogy?\nThat Oscar Isaac sure is a handsome fella, isn’t he? Doing his best Han Solo meets Indiana Jones fashion model pose. We have Poe listening in at what appears to be a Resistance briefing. It would appear that this is early on in the film before our heroes go on their mission. If that’s the case, maybe they’re listening to Rey dole out some information about what they need to do. Also, is that robed woman from the civilization that our heroes encounter on the new planet Pasaana? Was the Resistance looking for more warriors there to help the Resistance?\nSpeaking of new planets, here’s a legion of Stormtroopers (and Snowtroopers with capes) marching on what appears to be the new planet Kijimi. That’s where we’re supposed to meet Keri Russell as Zorri Bliss, a smuggle who has a past with Poe Dameron and may be able to help them with something on their mission. Clearly the First Order is in hot pursuit of whatever our heroes are up to, which more than likely involves C-3PO in that heartbreaking moment from the most recent trailer.\nFinally, we have this heroic shot of Rey, working on some of her training. While many assumed this was Endor or Yavin that we were returning to, this is actually a new planet called Ajan Kloss where the Resistance has set up a new base. Presumably, they won’t be there for very long as this still is more than likely from the beginning of the movie before our heroes embark on their new quest.\nYou can head over to Entertainment Weekly to see a few more new photos from Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker. The magazine just debuted their Star Wars cover issue. And there are plenty more details to comb through about the upcoming conclusion to the entire Skywalker saga. Stay tuned as we saunter towards the film’s release on December 20, 2019.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Oprah Winfrey teases “Sound of Music” reunion show\nBy Sean O’Connell\nHollywoodnews.com: Daytime television is about to come alive with “The Sound of Music” as media tycoon Oprah Winfrey reunites Julie Andrews, Christopher Plummer and the cast of the Oscar-winning musical in celebration of the film’s 45th anniversary.\nSet your DVRs for Friday afternoon, when Winfrey will host the cast and tease the Nov. 2 release of Robert Wise’s film on Blu-ray.\nDuring the interview, Andrews opens up about the health scare that reduced her singing voice.\n“It certainly was huge,” Andrews tells Winfrey. “I mean I did go into huge decline. But the wonder is, and it’s true that it – as Maria says in the movie – when God closes a door, somewhere he opens a window.”\nBut the cast doesn’t want to dwell on inspirational nuggets like that, for fear that “Sound” would get too emotional. As Plummer said of the filming, “There needed to be a cynic of some kind around to stop it from getting too mawkish.” And Andrews chimed in, “I think we all felt that if we weren’t careful, the film could have been dreadfully saccharin.”\nIt isn’t. It’s a beloved classic, and this should be an entertaining hour with Winfrey and the cast. How much do you want to bet the studio audience goes home with their own copy?\nFollow Hollywood News on Twitter for up-to-date news information.\nPhoto courtesy of Harpo Inc./All Rights Reserved/George Burns", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "AFI Silver Theatre Cultural Center\nNow in its 21st year, the AFI Latin American Film Festival celebrates hitting the drinking age by hosting an array of cinematic achievements by Latin American filmmakers, with this year’s slate of films extending to motion pictures from Spain and Portugal. The 2010 lineup includes Revolution, a collection of short films from 10 Mexican moviemakers, including actors Gael Garcia Bernal and Diego Luna, that explores the themes of the Mexican Revolution on its 100th anniversary. Those with an off-kilter sense of humor or an unhealthy love for con-artistry can check out Uruguay’s Bad Day to Go Fishing, which follows a wrestler and his manager as they navigate through South America, putting on fake exhibitions of strength. Venezuela’s Story of a Day enthralls its viewers by poetically chronicling the numerous parties, feasts, and chores in a Venezuelan village, and Honduras’s Love and Beans comically details marital mysteries and draws attention to the plight of beans everywhere. Check the full lineup to see how the festival's schedule of silver-screen offerings matches up to your own sci-fi screenplay about the 1993 Buffalo Bills.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Billy Bob Thornton and Wes Bentley have agreed to star in \"Monsters Ball,\" with Mark Forester attached to direct. Project, penned by Milo Addica and Will Rokos, will be the frosh producing effort of…\nNowhere has the pressure to put movies together been felt more keenly than at Artists Production Group, the filmmaking arm of AMG.\nImax, the giant-screen projection company, said Monday that it will lay off 13% of its 1,000 employees to save money amid a current business downturn.\nLizzie Franke is stepping down as artistic director of the Edinburgh Intl. Film Festival after this year's edition in August.\nDirector Ken Russell has described himself as so unbankable that he's resorted to shooting films in his own garage.\nNordic production and distrib Svensk Filmindustri has inked a three-pic deal with hot Scandi-focused director Colin Nutley and his Swedish company Sweetwater for films based on the bestselling crime…\nChris Bialek and Stefan Jonas' international distribution company 310 Entertainment has signed a first-look deal with tyro production shingle Everest Motion Pictures. Under the arrangement, 310 will…\nOscar recognition gilded the B.O. of several nominated pics that saw broader expansions. Sony Classics' \"Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon\" added 450 theaters for a total of 1,651 engagements after…\nThe London Film Critics' Circle refused to play into the hands of Oscar prognosticators, handing its top prize to \"Being John Malkovich,\" along with kudos for director Spike Jonze and screenwriter…\nBreaking a trend of several years, U.S. pics went away virtually empty handed at the 51st Berlin Intl. Film Festival, which wrapped Sunday.\n- How Jonathan Demme’s ‘Silence of the Lambs’ Broke Countless Oscar Conventions\n- Emmys: Allison Janney Goes Lead for ‘Mom’ as Campaigns Jockey for Position\n- Jill Soloway’s ‘I Love Dick’ Brings the ‘Female Gaze’ to Emmy Voters\n- A Year After ‘Birth of a Nation,’ Fox Searchlight Lines Up Oscar Season Players", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "We have an exclusive clip from the upcoming horror-comedy Chop, which will be released on DVD December 27. Click on the video player below to watch this R-rated clip where Will Keenan tries to work out a deal with a prostitute.\nLance Reed, a seemingly innocent man, is forced by a psychotic stranger to confront his duplicitous past. The mysterious stranger, seeking retribution for a past crime, forces Lance to reveal his inner most secrets by systematically removing his limbs! As time runs out and Lance's limb count dwindles, he must recall what he's done to the stranger before he doesn't have a head to remember with. Jam-packed with laughs, gore and some insane twists, Chop is the directorial debut of Deadgirl screenwriter Trent Haaga.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Sam Dietz, divorced Los Angeles detective, is now back (from \"up North\") agrees to consult on a serial killer case. Not wanting to be anymore involved than that changes when the killer forces him to become actively involved in the investigation. The killer is someone he's arrested before... Written by\nWhen the fear stops...you're dead!\nDid You Know?\nAlthough Leo Rossi\nplays the main character in all four \"Relentless\" films, this is the first where he gets top billing. See more\nWritten by Chris Payne and Paul Rogers\nPublished by Associated Production Music (BMI) See more", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "This might not be the first time you’ve heard about the Shingeki no Kyojin compilation movies because SnK is all over the news/internet now. The first movie, Guren no Yumiya, (covering episodes 1-13) will be shown in theatres on Nov 22 while the second movie (14-25) will be shown next year. The same main staff (Araki Tetsurou, Sawano Hiroyuki, Asano Kyoji) is in charge of the remaster of the series. The official site has already released the trailer for the first movie, and at the time of writing, it already garnered half million views. Wow. That’s just amazing.\nAccording to ANN, the movie will feature all-new voice acting and some included scenes. Also, as seen in the trailer, some scenes in the anime series were modified to add more effect and drama to the already dramatic adaptation and portrayal in the series. That’s thanks to the budget. I don’t mind the reinforced visual and audio effects, since movies are meant to be felt by the viewers inside the movie houses. However, I’m not really a fan of compilation movies since there aren’t really any differences with the original material. They are upgraded versions of whatever they were compiled from. But if it’s the movie experience that we are talking about, and if it’s from a title I really like, I might consider adding it to my plan to watch list.\nI’m not sure if this will be welcomed and aired in our country, albeit the anime and manga are already popular, i.e. non-anime fans have also tried watching this and they enjoyed it. But I am still hopeful that there is a chance that it will infiltrate the local cinemas since the biggest local malls have catered to the demands of Rurouni Kenshin and Lupin the Third fans. RuroKen Densetsu no Saigo Hen and Lupin III local screenings begin on Sep 24 and Sep 17, respectively.\nThe question is: Are you ready for a titan-neck-chopping and human-eating-titan action drama replay?", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "One of the best-known Indian film directors, Ram Gopal Varma has created a series of controversies with his tweet about the poor fate of remakes of South Indian films in Bollywood. According to the filmmaker, the South should start focusing on dubbing the movies in multiple languages instead of giving their remake rights to Bollywood.\nIn his tweet, Varma said, “The DISASTROUS fate of JERSEY film in Hindi signals the DEATH of REMAKES for the simple reason it has been proved multiple times that dubbed films like #Pushpa #RRR #KGF2 are doing far better than originals, if the content is good #DeathOfRemakes.”\nThe popular filmmaker took his twitter handle to justify his stand and his use of the hashtag ‘DeathOfRemakes’. He published five more tweets to explain himself.\nIn an interview with ETimes, the filmmaker said, “It’s not about most remakes being flops. Jersey is an example because it’s the latest remake. The makers always want to remake a South film with a local star. The Hindi producers will cast a Hindi star, take the story from a Telugu star’s movie and remake it. That’s what happened with Jersey is as well.”\nHe added, “Jersey was made with an initial budget of 100 crores, that too a remake of a Telugu film featuring Nani. Today, all Telugu films, in their original format are working well. Whether it’s films featuring Ram Charan, Yash, NTR or Prabhas. Instead of casting a Hindi star and spending 100 crores, they could have just spent money on dubbing the Telugu version and releasing it in the North. Most Telugu dubbed movies are working well in the North markets. That could have been done in merely 10 lakhs.”\nWhile explaining his use of ‘DeathOfRemakes’, he said, “This will affect the business because in the future no one will want to sell remake rights, and instead South producers will prefer to try their luck with dubbed versions instead. If Bollywood doesn’t know how to make popular films like SS Rajamouli and Prashant Neel then they’re going to have to rely on remake rights. But if they don’t get the rights, then that’s the death of remakes.”", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "About David Wenham:\nDavid Wenham is an Australian actor who has appeared in movies, television series and theatre productions. He is known in Hollywood for his roles as Faramir in The Lord of the Rings film trilogy, Carl in Van Helsing, Dilios in 300 and its sequel 300: Rise of an Empire and Neil Fletcher in Australia. He is also known in his native Australia for his role as Diver Dan in SeaChange.\nAs we mature and grow older we collect a lot of baggage, and a lot of that stuff you collect on life's journey gets in the way of acting. My kids can imagine a character and transform in the blink of an eye. It's so simple for kids, so complex for ad...David Wenham\nHollywood's a big place, and they make all sorts of different movies. Some movies I'm attracted to; a lot of the movies I'm not. But there are some terrifically talented people over there that I'd love to work with.David Wenham\nI think you have to find the humanity in the character and then the deterioration is a part of the process - the journey of the character. It's like playing King Lear. You can start off as a nice old man who finishes up crazy.David Wenham\nIn all honesty, if somebody asked me the secret of auditioning for Americans, I don't know. Often, I do what's called self-taping for America. I go over there quite a lot to sit in a room and do stuff in front of people. You feel like a performing mo...David Wenham\nThere's different ways of getting into character. There's what's called 'the outside,' in which is finding the physicality of the character first. To give an example, in 'Gettin' Square' - Johnny Spitieri - that's how I found that character. I knew t...David Wenham", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Call Me By Your Name director Luca Guadagnino is to direct Julia Roberts in the “intense dramatic thriller” After The Hunt.\nLuca Guadagnino just can’t help himself. In what must be a personal game of project Jenga, he continually adds films to his slate until his tower partly collapses, a few projects go by the wayside and he starts adding more again. Let’s recap: This year, Guadagnino has two films releasing. Challengers, the highly-anticipated love triangle tennis drama that was supposed to release last year before the Hollywood strikes upended everything. Challengers is slated to release later next month, but Guadagnino also has Queer on the way later this year too. That sounds equally promising given that Guadagnino is directing Daniel Craig in an adaptation of the William Burroughs book of the same name. That one shot last year and is set to release sometime this year (we think).\nThere was the planned Audrey Hepburn biopic starring Rooney Mara which is sadly no more, or at least that was the case the last we heard. The director was also attached to a Scarface remake, but has reportedly exited that one too. Then there’s a sequel to Call Me By Your Name and an adaptation of Lord Of The Flies that are said to be in the works, although we have no idea whether they will actually happen. Then last week Guadagnino added an adaptation of Pier Vittorio Tondelli’s Italian cult novel Separate Rooms to his Jenga tower.\nBut that was last week. This week Deadline has announced that Guadagnino is now set to direct Julia Roberts in the thriller After The Hunt for Amazon MGM. According to the outlet, ‘the film is an intense dramatic thriller about a college professor (Roberts) who finds herself at a personal and professional crossroads when a star pupil levels an accusation against one of her colleagues and a dark secret from her own past threatens to come to light.’\nAccording to the report, Amazon was able to leverage its existing relationship with Guadagnino to land the package of Roberts, the spec script by debut screnwriter Leah Garrett and the man himself. Interest was said to be high and we can easily imagine that was the case. After all, Guadagnino is the filmmaker behind Challengers, one of this year’s buzziest films, while Roberts starred in last year’s Leave The World Behind which became one of Netflix’s most watched films in the history of the platform.\nThat’s all we know right now, but we could see After The Hunt getting fast-tracked by the studio. Where that leaves Guadagnino’s other projects we don’t yet know, but when that slate of his does finally form into an orderly fashion, we’ll be sure to let you know.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Though predictable due to its slavish adherence to familiar comic-book tropes, director Martin Campbell's Green Lantern still manages to entertain thanks to its massive scale, imaginative action sequences, and colorful special effects. But even then, inconsistent pacing and hasty plotting prevent this ambitious superhero epic from achieving greatness. In the end, the good just narrowly outweighs the bad, though opponents of the current 3D craze will only find more ammo for their arguments due to the fact that the stereoscopic projection makes the Clash of the Titans remake look like Avatar.\nEver since he saw his fearless father perish in a tragic aviation mishap, all Hal Jordan (Ryan Reynolds) could think about was flying -- it was the only thing the brash, cocky, and irresponsible test pilot ever truly excelled at. Little did he realize he was destined for something much bigger. Somewhere out in space, a powerful force of evil known as Parallax is spreading fear and destruction; the only hope for defeating Parallax is the Green Lantern Corps, a group of intergalactic warriors powered by the force of will. When legendary Green Lantern Abin Sur (Temuera Morrison) is sent hurtling toward planet Earth after a deadly encounter with Parallax, his ring chooses Hal to continue the fight. The ring spirits our hero away to the Green Lantern's home planet of Oa for training. The first human ever to receive the honor of becoming a Green Lantern, Hal is viewed with scorn by the league's leader, Sinestro (Mark Strong), who trains him alongside the hulking Kilowog (voice of Michael Clarke Duncan). Later, on planet Earth, frail scientist Hector Hammond (Peter Sarsgaard) becomes infected with Parallax's evil while performing an autopsy on Abin Sur, and uses his newfound powers to stake claim on Carol Ferris (Blake Lively), Hal's lifelong friend and fellow test pilot. When Hal learns that Parallax plans to consume all life on Earth to gain the energy needed to conquer Oa, he begins looking inward for the courage to defeat the malevolent force and embrace his destiny as a super-powered peacekeeper.\nOn first glance, Green Lantern bears all the hallmarks of your typical comic-book fantasy: flawed human selected to serve a greater cause that will empower them to unlock their true potential; planet-crushing force of evil threatening to wipe out all of humanity; pretty love interest caught up in the fight between good and evil; and obvious sequel setup. Perhaps, as do some movie lovers, comic-book fanatics find comfort in the familiar model, rather than frustration with the fact that so few filmmakers are inspired to smash that paradigm to create something original. But that would involve serious risk taking -- the kind that makes Hollywood producers break out in a cold sweat when 150 million dollars is the wager.\nGreen Lantern works best when Hal Jordan is combining creativity with superpowers to combat evil. Sadly, this seems to be low on the list of priorities for director Martin Campbell and screenwriters Marc Guggenheim, Michael Green, Greg Berlanti, and Michael Goldberg. Though it's obvious that the writers were all striving to get the details right, the final product is like an especially decadent desert meticulously crafted by four pastry chefs who each insist on adding their signature touch before the dish is served -- each individual flavor is a treat for the senses, yet together they clash. As if Parallax weren't a big enough threat to two entire planets, we also get Sarsgaard channeling Brad Dourif as a telekinetic Elephant Man, a cosmic force of evil that can't seem to decide which planet it wants to devour first, and a good guy who inexplicably embraces evil after not only devoting his entire existence to conquering it, but seeing firsthand just what it can do to an infinitely wiser being. Scratch that last part; perhaps it isn't quite inexplicable when it's nothing more than a shameless sequel setup.\nIf all of this sounds a bit harsher than it was meant to, it's because both the character and the movie had the potential to transcend the tradition, but the filmmakers repeatedly take the easy way out. It's genuinely exciting to see a superhero film that embraces the sci-fi/fantasy angle with as much commitment as Green Lantern; if the screenplay had been streamlined, we might have gotten a movie that actually lived up to its potential. Instead, what we're left with is a colorful, easily digestible summertime distraction and an obvious 3D cash grab.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "As you may have guessed, given my near-obsessive, compulsive need to cover anything and everything related to director Christopher Nolan, I consider myself to be a bit of a Nolan fanboy. I’m a fan of Nolan’s earlier work as well as his later work (jury’s still out on “Tenet,” though), yet most online film rank videos seem to place the same three films on top of the pedestal: “The Dark Knight,” “Inception” and “Interstellar.”\nFor this rendition of Film Fight, I wanted to focus on the two films that always seem to be paired up against each another, those being “Inception” and “Interstellar.” Though both films are visually astonishing in their own right, and their respective film scores definitely showcase some of Hans Zimmer’s best work, these two films are often butting heads for the title of “best of the two.”\nPersonally, I think both films are equally impressive in their own right. Both have jaw-dropping set pieces, compelling characters and a story that’s easy to lose yourself in, and they’re both pristine examples of escapist cinema at their finest.\nWhile people praise “Interstellar’s” score and visual/practical effects, its slow pacing is often at the crux of the film’s criticism, a problem attributed to its difficult-to-like characters and their subsequent lack of chemistry.\nIn contrast, “Inception” is often attributed with being the “perfect” film, with excellent pacing, likable characters whose motives one can actually get behind, and a story that keeps you engaged with its ever-increasing tension as a result of the plot’s need to take characters deeper and deeper into Fischer’s subconscious by going into dreams within dreams.\nNow, I’m not here to tell you which film does what it does best, as that’s your job, but I will say that I love both films equally, albeit for completely different reasons.\nIt’s my opinion that “Inception” is an entertaining, near-perfect film, thus making it one that’s easy to rewatch and become continually engrossed in. Nevertheless, “Interstellar’s” heartfelt message about how human love (specifically the love between a father and daughter) can transcend space and time and that it, and only it, is the sole mechanism which the film attributes to humanity’s salvation makes “Interstellar” a film that must be watched.\nAll in all, if I had the ability to rewatch any film indefinitely, I’d pick “Inception.” If I had to pick one last movie to watch (after which I could never see another film again), I’d pick “Interstellar.”\nWhat do you guys think? Which of the two is your favorite Nolan film? Hit up our Twitter poll above to vote.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Almeida Theatre Live makes its debut broadcast with Richard III from the Almeida stage to cinemas in the UK and around the world, in association with Picturehouse Entertainment, produced by Illuminations Media.\n\"Now is the winter of our discontent...\" With these timeless words, Duke Richard - lounging on his sun deck - sets his murderous plans in motion. His goal: to eliminate the hated rival ... See full summary »\nMaria Conchita Alonso\nTheseus, Duke of Athens, is going to marry Hyppolyta, Queen of the Amazons. Demetrius is engaged with Hermia, but Hermia loves Lysander. Helena loves Demetrius. Oberon and Titania, of the ... See full summary »\nAlthough several others are ahead of him in the line of succession, Richard of Gloucester is determined to gain the throne. Through deceit, manipulation, and murder, he does become King ... See full summary »\nFrank R. Benson\nShakespeare's tragedy of the hump-backed Duke of Gloucester, who rises to the throne of England by chicanery, treachery, and brilliance, only to find that his own methods have prepared the groundwork for his downfall.Written by\nJim Beaver \nFar from being a representation of a typical stage production of the play when the film was made, star Frederick Warde related in his autobiography that \"I found the action of the camera necessitated entirely different methods of acting from the stage. Spontaneity must be replaced by deliberation and concentrated expression take the place of words. I had much to learn and considerable to unlearn but the director and photographer were very considerate, although my ignorance of the necessities of the camera must have tried their patience almost to the limit.\" See more »\nThe viewer would do well to compare this film with Frank Benson's British film of the same play released in 1911, one year before Warde's. Both the similarities and differences are illuminating. The costumes are of course very similar--it would be years before modern dress Shakespeare would get onto film. The way the scenes of Edward's court are set are very similar. Such scenes were the staple of Victorian Shakespeare. Both films use narrative title cards to explain to the viewer what is going on; later in the silent era they would contain dialogue more than narration. The similarities show us what was the state of Shakespearean production and cinema standards at the time.\nThe major difference that one sees is that Benson tries to put you in row fifteen of the Drury lane theatre during one of his performances. The camera never moves and every shot is a long shot. You can't see Benson's face in any of them. All have what is clearly a stage set behind them, and the actors move from side to side primarily because they feel constrained by the backdrop and the footlights.\nWarde's approach is best shown in a scene where Richard is riding to the Tower to do in Henry VI. It is shot outside on location. The camera is raised above head level. Richard rides from the distance toward the camera passing behind the camera to the right. It is a scene only possible in film; you could never see such a thing on stage.\nWarde's camera is consistently closer to the action than Benson's so that the actor's faces are usually visible. He makes use of high level cameras to see Richard on a balcony and a crowd below and intercuts these with interiors so that one imagines the balcony to be attached to the interior.\nIn other words, the scenes here are conceived cinematically not theatrically. Warde was not the first to do this even in a Shakespeare film but it does make his film easier and more interesting to watch than his contemporary's.\nAlas, his characterization of Richard leaves something to be desired; he stomps about like a troll from a Brothers Grimm story. Before closeups became standard, the only tool an actor could use in a silent film was his bodily movement, and Warde's lacks the subtlety to convey anything more than a caricature. As a result the film, despite being of historical interest, reasonably well paced and shot with a cinematic eye, will fail, I think, to really grip most modern viewers' interest.\n5 of 5 people found this review helpful.\nWas this review helpful to you?\n| Report this", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Director Peter Burger\nInitial DVD release June 24, 2008 (USA)\nGenre Horror, Thriller\nMusic director Peter Scholes\nCountry New Zealand\n|Writer Matthew Grainger, Jonathan King|\nInitial release November 29, 2007 (Singapore)\nCast Jason Behr (Jake Sawyer), Mia Blake (Sina), David Fane (Mr. Va'a), Robbie Magasiva (Alipati), Caroline Cheong (Victoria), Michael Hurst (Crash)\nSimilar movies Once Were Warriors, Whale Rider, The Pa Boys\nTagline Evil in ink.\nThe tattooist latino completa flv\nThe Tattooist is a 2007 New Zealand horror film directed by Peter Burger and starring Jason Behr, Nathaniel Lees, Michael Hurst and Robbie Magasiva among others. The film is the first in a series of official co-productions between New Zealand and Singapore.\n- The tattooist latino completa flv\n- The tattooist trailer\nThe tattooist trailer\nJake Sawyer (Jason Behr) is a global wanderer and tattooist who explores ethnic themes in his designs. While visiting Singapore to sell his craft at a local trade show, he swipes an ancient Samoan tattoo tool. After flying to New Zealand to resume his art, he meet up with a lovely Samoan woman named Sina (Mia Blake) and discovers the local Samoan culture. But Jake slowly learns that his stolen tool ends up unleashing an evil avenging spirit whom targets all of the customers that Jake has given tattoos to since his theft of the tool. While attempting to learn pe'a, the Samoan tradition of tattooing, Jake soon realizes that Sina is imperiled when she gets a tattoo from him and he must find a way to save her, and himself.\nPrincipal photography commenced on 16 September 2006 in Auckland, New Zealand.\nThe soundtrack contains music by The Mint Chicks, King Kapisi and Don McGlashan among others. The score is composed by Peter Scholes.\nCritical reception has been mixed to negative for The Tattooist. Common criticism centered on the film's pacing, as reviewers from sites such as DreadCentral felt that the movie's plot was too padded and the concept too thin for the 90 minute film length. Bloody Disgusting echoed the same sentiments and expressed frustration over The Tattooist, as they believed that the movie could have been \"something fresh and original but instead mimicked a bunch of terrible films before it.\" Shock Till You Drop criticized what they saw as an overabundance of backstory and exposition, explaining that \"Too much time spent on explaining ‘why’ works against sustaining a sense of disbelief and The Tattooist is especially ponderous in this regard.\" In a positive review, David Johnson of DVD Verdict stated the film is \"a frantic, messy, nasty little horror flick and is worth checking out.\"\nReferencesThe Tattooist Wikipedia\nThe Tattooist IMDb The Tattooist themoviedb.org", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "All posts tagged \"Attach\"\n/ 1 year ago\nChris Gorak will direct the sci-fi-thriller Attach which is based on his original script and will star Alex Russell (Chronicle), Bloody Disgusting just...\n/ 4 years ago\nParamount has nabbed writer-director Chris Gorak‘s sci-fi spec script Attach, writes Heat Vision. Gorak, a longtime production designer who segued to...\nthis week in horror\nThis Week in Horror - May 1, 2017 - Rawhead Rex, Unbreakable, ...\nRawhead Rex is getting a 4K restoration, M. Night Shyamalan is making a sequel to Unbreakable and Split, and The X-Files will return for an 11th season! It's This Week in Horror with Whitney Moore!Posted by Bloody-Disgusting on Monday, May 1, 2017", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Rishi Kapoor is not be in this world now but his millions of crores of fans will be able to see his last and incomplete film ‘Sharmaji Namkeen‘ in theaters. It is decided to do amazing, the makers of the film, who will take the support of VFX to pay tribute to Rishi Kapoor and complete the incomplete shooting of the film with the help of special effects.\nJuhi Chawla also has a lead role in Sharmaji Namkeen and most of the shooting of the film was completed. This film is being directed by Hitesh Bhatia and Hitesh also believes that this film is the only chance for his fans to say last goodbye.\nAccording to a media report, Excel Entertainment and co-producer Honey Trehan have decided to complete the film to pay tribute to Rishi Kapoor and give his fans happiness again.\nThis is what the makers says\nThe film’s co-producer Honey Trehan says, “We will not make any changes in the story and quality of the film, nor will we compromise, some of our VFX Studios are in talks and some way will come out soon”.\nHoney Trehan also said, ‘I am grateful to the producers of this film, Farhan Akhtar and Ritesh Sidhwani, who are not only investing for this film but are also emotionally attached to it.’\nRishi Kapoor died on 30 April while fighting cancer in Mumbai. Sharmaji Namkeen is his last film, which remained incomplete after his death. Hence, his fans are very desperate to see this film. Now it will have to be seen when the film Sharmaji Namkeen reaches theaters.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "|Ek Musafir Ek Hasinaa|\n|Directed by||Raj Khosla|\n|Written by||Raj Khosla|\n|Produced by||Sashadhar Mukherjee|\n|Edited by||S. E. Chandiwale|\n|Music by||O. P. Nayyar|\nRaja Mehdi Ali Khan (lyrics)\nEk Musafir Ek Hasina (English: A Traveller and A Beauty) is a 1962 Bollywood film directed by Raj Khosla and starring Joy Mukherjee, Sadhana in lead roles. The film was produced by Sashadhar Mukherjee. The film's music is by O. P. Nayyar.\nThe film became a hit at the box office in 1962.\nThe director Raj Khosla would later cast the heroine Sadhana in three more suspense thrillers: Woh Kaun Thi? (1964), Mera Saaya (1966) and Anita (1967).\nAjay Mehra is on a secret mission to Kashmir to counter Pakistan backed terrorist right after Independence. While on the mission, he is injured due to a bomb blast. A girl, Asha from a poor family, is forced to flee for her own safety following an attack on her house by Pakistan backed terrorist. She comes across Ajay, who is injured. She nurses him back to health over a period of time and they start falling in love with each other. But after the bomb blast, Ajay has lost his memory. Hence they both decide to go to Srinagar to get treatment for him at a hospital. But Ajay gets some clue from his things and decides to go to Bombay to find the truth about himself.\nIn Bombay, while searching for some more clues, Ajay sees bank robbers fleeing after robbing a bank. He tries to stop them and is hit by their car. In the process, he recognises the robbers to be from Continental Hotel, where he was looking for clues. He is then taken to a hospital where his brother comes to meet him. Due to this accident, he starts regaining some parts of his memory. But he has completely forgotten about the last six months.\nThe robbers decide to kill Ajay as he has recognised them. They send a group member's wife to Ajay's house and there she claims to be his wife. Looking for Ajay, Asha also reaches his home. But Ajay fails to recognise her. Finding it suspicious, Police keep an eye on both women. The robbers try to kill Ajay several times, but are unsuccessful as he discovers their plans. The police and Ajay draw up a plan to fool the robbers. They fake Ajay's death and, relieved by that, the robbers stop hiding and are then caught by police. In the last fight, Ajay again loses consciousness, but regains his full memory later on. Ajay and Asha get married in the end.\nThe music is composed by O. P. Nayyar on lyrics written by S. H. Bihari, Raja Mehdi Ali Khan and Shewan Rizvi. The song \"Aap Yun Hi Agar Humse Milte Rahe\" is based on Kedar rag.\n|\"Mujhe Dekhkar\"||Mohammed Rafi|\n|\"Phir Tere Shehar Mein\"||Mohammed Rafi|\n|\"Humko Tumhare Ishq Ne\"||Mohammed Rafi|\n|\"Bahut Shukriya, Badi Meharbani\"||Mohammed Rafi, Asha Bhosle|\n|\"Aap Yun Hi Agar Humse Milte Rahe\"||Mohammed Rafi, Asha Bhosle|\n|\"Main Pyar Ka Rahi Hoon, Teri Zulf Ke Saye Mein\"||Mohammed Rafi, Asha Bhosle|\n|\"Tumhe Mohabbat Hai Humse Mana\"||Mohammed Rafi, Asha Bhosle|\n|\"Zabaan-E-Yaar, Man Turki, Nami Daanam\"||Mohammed Rafi, Asha Bhosle|\n|\"Udhar Woh Chaal Chalte Hai\"||Asha Bhosle|\n|\"Meri Nazren Haseen Hai\"||Asha Bhosle|", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "13 Giant Monsters Who Deserve A Comeback\nNetflix is About to Spend $50 Million On Something Awesome\n20 Movies You Need To Watch At Home This Week\nAMC's First Preacher Trailer Teases a Godless World\nFirst Look at Black Panther in New Captain America: Civil War Set Photos!\nX-Men: Apocalypse Synopsis Officially Released\n15 Original Netflix Series That You Should Be Watching\nGodzilla vs. King Kong Film Slated for 2020\n10 Celebrities Who Quit Hollywood Forever\nNearly 100 Photos From the Independence Day Resurgence Set!\n6 TV Finales That Failed Spectacularly\nKaley Cuoco Shows Off Her Tennis Skills\n7 TV Time Jumps That Were Done Right\nThe Worst Upcoming Movies Of The Next Five Years\nThe 10 Most Promising TV Shows of Fall 2015\nThe Long, Troubled Future History of 'Back to The Future Part IV'\nThis Cats vs Zombies Short Film Will Make Your Day\nWill Christian Bale Ever Play Batman Again?\nMovers and Shakers: Power Players in Entertainment\n7 Bingeworthy Foreign Shows\n5 Blocked Movies That Became Easily Available Thanks to the Internet\n10 Movie Characters You Can't Root for Anymore\n10 Actors Who Played a Movie Character Until They Died\nGrant Gustin Teases 'Big Twist' at End of The Flash's First Season\nReal-Life Couples Who Starred in Movies Together\n10 Questions That Zombie Movies Never Answer\nMark Wahlberg's The Six Billion Dollar Man Gets a Release Date\nFOX is Bringing X-Men to Television with the Producers of 24\nBack to the Future Predicted 9/11", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "[adrotate banner=”1″]Gina Carano beats up a whole island of people when her husband is kidnapped in In the Blood. It will get a limited theatrical release and a DVD/VOD push. The action and look harkens back to some nice direct to video action movies that I (and many like me) rented all the time from video stores. Which is why the theatrical release is a bit surprising, but as it’s Gina Carano, she was in Fast and Furious 6, there’s money to be made. Luis Guzmán, Stephen Lang, and Danny Trejo also star. John Stockwell of Into the Blue and Blue Crush fame took a break from directing movies with “blue” in the title to direct. Bennett Yellin and James Robert Johnston wrote the script.\nGina Carano stars as Ava, a trained fighter with a dark past. When her new husband (Cam Gigandet) vanishes during their Caribbean honeymoon, Ava uncovers a violent underworld of conspiracy in the middle of an island paradise. Armed with a deadly set of skills, Ava sets out to discover the truth – and to take down the men she thinks are responsible for his abduction, one by one.\nApril 4 is when In the Blood will hit theaters and VOD.\n2013 Written by Andrew Knauer, Jeffrey Nachmanoff, and George Nolfi\nDirected by Kim Ji-woon\nMy hand is huge!\nWe got both a return of Arnold Schwarzenegger and the Hollywood debut of Kim Ji-woon with the modern day western The Last Stand. But is the title prophetic and a sign that we should stay away? If you are looking for amazing action and a return to form for an actor turned politician, then you might want to keep waiting. But if you want a good forgettable action flick with some funny parts, then The Last Stand is a passable January release. It isn’t terrible, it’s just we’ve seen much better from both the star and the director, so things come out disappointing. And that’s the worst sting of all.\nKim Ji-woon is no stranger to Westerns, he directed The Good, the Bad, and the Weird, one of the best Western-inspired films ever. He’s also responsible for I Saw The Devil, one of those films that people watch and then describe with a single emoticon of a traumatized face staring into the distance. Kim Ji-woon is the first of three popular Korean directors who are making their Hollywood debut in 2013 (Bong Joon-ho with Snowpiercer and Park Chan-wook with Stoker are the other two.) He’s also the only reason I had any interest in taking the time to see The Last Stand.\nI am sorry to say that things are up to Kim Ji-woon’s normal standards of excellence. But The Last Stand isn’t a wash, either. It follows the normal arc progression of a Western with the eventual showdown against the gang by the Sheriff and his deputies. There is a lot of scattered action sequences throughout the buildup, as the cartel leader escapes from captivity then carves his way through increasingly incompetent police roadblocks via increasingly ridiculous ambush attacks.\nMinimalist action theater\nIn the usual Western, the baddies are constantly harassing the town, the people the Sheriff likes and loves, and the danger is more personal. As Gabriel Cortez is more of a guy who is just passing through town, The Last Stand attempts to counter this by having some of his gang in town building an escape bridge. The gang causes trouble and is involved in a firefight with the Sheriff’s office. Though the gang’s leader is played by awesome dude Peter Stormare, the rest are all faceless militia types and there isn’t enough there to make them feel so evil you cheer when the hero kills them.\nSheriff Ray Owens (Arnold Schwarzenegger) – Arnold is the sheriff of Summerton Junction, where he went after a shootout went wrong during his career as an LA narcotics squad detective. He now deals with local town with small town troubles, but sometimes big trouble comes by.\nAgent John Bannister (Forest Whitaker) – Forest Whitaker plays the desperate FBI agents who gets stymied at every turn by Gabriel Cortez’s escape. A role that requires a lot of yelling on the phone as whatever plan is happening goes terribly wrong.\nGabriel Cortez (Eduardo Noriega) – The evil drug cartel leader and world class racer, driving down deserted desert roads at 197 mph. But he is too fast and not enough furious to deal with the Terminator!", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Where To Watch & Streaming Online\nCheck on Amazon\nThe Scorpion King teams up with a female warrior named Tala, who is the sister of The Nubian King. Together they search for a legendary relic known as The Book of Souls, which will allow them to put an end to an evil warlord.\nThe Scorpion King: Book of Souls is a 2018 direct-to-video fantasy film released on October 23, 2018. It is the fifth and final installment in the original The Scorpion King series, and a sequel to The Scorpion King 4: Quest for Power.\nYou May Also Like.\nLook at the other titles that might be interesting for you\nOnly a ragtag crew of ex-soldiers and a disgruntled female scientist can prevent the end of the human race when a kid accidentally causes the universe's most lethal hunters to come back to Earth.\nDeath Race: Beyond Anarchy\nA black ops specialist goes to a maximum security prison to take down a legendary driver in a violent and brutal car race.\nThe Scorpion King\nIn ancient Egypt, a peasant named Mathayus was hired to exact revenge on the sorceress and the powerful Memnon, who were about to overtake Balthazar's village. Despite betrayals, thieves, abductions a...\nThe Legend of Zorro\nAfter she filed for divorce, Elena found comfort in the arms of Count Armand. Alejandro is aware of something. With his marriage and the county's future at stake, it's up to Zorro to save two unions b...\nThe Scorpion King 4: Quest for Power\nWhen he is betrayed by a trusted friend, Mathayus must marshal all his strength and cunning to outwit a formidable opponent who will stop at nothing to get a supreme ancient power.\nThe Scorpion King 3: Battle for Redemption\nSince his triumphant rise to power in the original blockbuster \"The Scorpion King\", Mathayus' kingdom has fallen and he's lost his queen to plague. Now an assassin for hire, he must defend a kingdom f...\nThe Scorpion King 2: Rise of a Warrior\nThe story of young Mathayus and his quest for justice against an evil and powerful villain is a hero's tale. During his journey towards becoming the formidable warrior king of an ancient desert empire...\nThe House with a Clock in Its Walls\nWhen ten-year-old Lewis is suddenly widowed, he is sent to live with his Uncle Jonathan in a creaky and scary old mansion. When Lewis discovers that his uncle is a warlock, he must find the secret of ...\nA chance encounter with cutting edge military technology changes the life of a teenage boy forever.\nA man is standing up.\nGoosebumps 2: Haunted Halloween\nTwo boys face an onslaught from witches, monsters, ghouls and a talking dummy after they discover a book by author R. L. Stine.\nFour high school girls perform a ritual to debunk the myth of Slender Man in a small town. When one of the girls goes missing, they suspect she is his latest victim.\nA nomadic 16th century warrior, condemned to hell for his brutal past, seeks redemption by renouncing violence, but also finds some things worth burning for as he fights to free a young Puritan woman ...\nThere was a dispute between Peter Rabbit and Mr. As they compete for the affections of the warm-hearted animal lover who lives next door, McGregor escalates to greater heights than ever before.\nAn elite group of American operatives, aided by a top-secret tactical command team, must transport an asset who holds life-threatening information to an extraction point 22 miles away through the host...\nThe great white shark's descendant is accidentally released by a deep sea pilot.\nA young boy saves his adoptive brother from a group of criminals by finding a powerful weapon. Federal agents and mercenaries are chasing the two of them.\nThe Equalizer 2\nRobert McCall embarked on a relentless, globe-trotting quest for vengeance after a long-time girl friend was murdered.\nThe Mask of Zorro\nThe fight between Don Diego de la Vega and the Spanish took place twenty years ago. After escaping from prison, he transforms Alejandro into his successor in order to foil the plans of the Don Rafael ...\nLucas, a diamond trader who travels to Saint Petersburg to arrange a sale, discovers that his Russian business partner has left his hotel and gone to a small Siberian village, so he also heads there t...\nMowgli: Legend of the Jungle\nA human child raised by wolves has to face off against a tiger named Shere Khan, as well as his own origins.\nHandpicked themed movies and TV shows for all tastes\nThis article uses material from the Wikipedia article \"The_Scorpion_King:_Book_of_Souls\", which is released under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share-Alike License 3.0.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Posts with tag \"Benjamin Bratt\"\n- Posted Mar 18th 2010 at 07:00 PM by PopEater Staff\nWith the news of Sandra Bullock's husband's alleged infidelity and Kate Winslet's impending divorce from Sam Mendes, we realized that the last two winners of the Best Actress Academy Award both have had marital issues. Looking back, it's more than just these two whose relationships disintegrated after they won the coveted award. Reese Witherspoon scooped up the honor in 2006, and lost husband...\nPopeater Hot Topics\n- Big Brother Winner Dick Donato: 'I Am HIV Positive'\n- Jason Kennedy and Lauren Scruggs: Countdown to Wedding!\n- The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Launches Exhibition of Favorite Film Costumes\n- Felicity Huffman hopes 'American Crime' role alters her image as a 'Desperate Housewife'\n- Glen Campbell sued over film documenting his Alzheimer's fight\n- Tracy Morgan 'can't believe' Walmart blaming him in deadly traffic accident\n- This week's cover: ?Sons of Anarchy' takes its final ride\n- ?Sons of Anarchy' star Theo Rossi names another show that made him cry\n- That ?Tetris' movie you always wanted is finally happening\n- B.J. Novak Responds to Mindy Kaling's Revelation That She Once Wanted to Marry Him\n- American Horror Story: Freak Show's New Trailer Is Crazy, Scary, Cool and Features New Footage\n- Ben Affleck Slams Jon Stewart for Spoiling Gone Girl, Being a \"Copycat\"—Watch Now!", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Saint-Omer court of law. Young novelist Rama attends the trial of a young woman accused of killing her 15-month-old daughter. The words of the accused and witness testimonies will question our own judgment.\nBio: French screenwriter and director. After studying history and visual sociology at the Sorbonne, she began her career as a documentary filmmaker. Her short and medium length films were selected and awarded prizes in several festivals, including LA PERMANENCE and TOWARDS TENDERNESS (2016), which won the César for Best Short Film in 2017. Her feature length documentary WE won the Best Documentary Award as well as Best Film in the Encounters section at the Berlin Film Festival in 2021. Also, it was screened in CIFF. SAINT OMER is her fiction feature film debut and it won the Grand Jury prize in Venice Film Festival.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Personally speaking, I don’t really think the concept of a “cult film” resounds in the same way today as it did pre-social media. Everyone’s tastes and needs are attended to so astutely by viral start-up studios and filmmakers shooting entire features on iPhones that it’s tough to make a true midnight movie anymore. More or less, cult films are defined more by their post-release internet appreciation and meme-ability than anything else. Only just now are people beginning to catch on to the wry humor of Jennifer’s Body, or the batshit crazy antics of Speed Racer, or the weirdly profound nature of Spring Breakers, etc. This being said, it’s hard to gauge the effect that cult films will have on my generation until well after the fact, and god knows how the way we consume media will change over the next decade. Time Warp: The Greatest Cult Films of All Time is a three-volume documentary focusing on the biggest cult films from different genres from the heyday of the cult film. Vol. 3 focuses on the strides that cult comedies and pure camp have made for over half a century now.\nOut the gate, it’s clear that what makes a good cult comedy is tapping into the pure essence of alternative youth culture of whatever time it inhabits, whether it’s the anarchistic rebellion of teenagers in Rock ‘n’ Roll High School, or the stoned apathy of capitalism in Clerks or Office Space, there’s always something that screams “fuck you” at some sort of establishment from the space of cult comedies. It all seemingly taps into the fears and frustrations of 20-somethings coming into their own and assimilating with that of the older generation, having folded into the establishment after their own rebellions. Sometimes, they’re quiet and liminal small town pieces like Napoleon Dynamite or Kingpin, or they’re just full-blown fever dreams as Beyond the Valley of the Dolls and Female Trouble were. They soon become the figurative voices of change, as well as provide the escapist entertainment that carries everyone through their 20s.\nWhat’s very interesting in making this case is how often the MPAA is referenced within Time Warp Vol. 3 as an obstacle of authority that often times shoots themselves in the foot containing the content they find so vile. Beyond the Valley of the Dolls, Showgirls, Female Trouble all were famously slapped with X or NC-17 ratings for their subversively explicit content. A good chunk of the film also focused on the intense fight Miramax had with the MPAA to secure Clerks with an R-rating after being the first film to be classified with an NC-17 solely on account for its language. It’s an almost heavy-handed parallel to the types of films that make cult comedies and the messages that they exude, that a notoriously strict establishment would play their hands so publicly into a film’s censorship, often being the ones who catapult the films into popular culture.\nWhat’s incredibly impressive about this film, as opposed to something like You Don’t Nomi, which spent its entire runtime speaking on Showgirls with outsider voices describing how the film has changed their lives, Time Warp spares no expense to be able to talk to as many people involved with the films discussed as possible. From Gina Gershon for Showgirls, to (unfortunate) Oscar-winner Peter Farrelly for Kingpin, to John fucking Cleese for Monty Python and the Holy Grail, this documentary really does provide the view from the inside from any person willing to share their stories with the camera. I do wish, however, that the film had returned to the roundtable discussion between Joe Dante, John Waters, Illeana Douglas, and Kevin Pollak, especially with Waters’s own Female Trouble being heavily featured. It felt like wasted potential in featuring this oddly dynamic group of oddballs having genuine conversations about films they love together and not giving them more screen time.\nPersonally, I found myself enamored with the entire segment devoted to Napoleon Dynamite, if only because it’s the most recent film discussed. It was a cult that I became a part of quickly, even at only eight years old at the time of its release. It was a film that got many viewings from my sister and me on long road trips, where we would watch the film on the way to our destination, and watch the film with the audio commentary included on the DVD on the way home. It’s a film that I’m still surprised a young me was able to pick on, as strange and subversive as it is. This was the moment when I found myself at the center of Time Warp, and finally feeling that sense of revisionist nostalgia that my generation missed with most of the other films featured on this list.\nThis very personal aspect is what makes cult cinema so truly special, and something that I still hold doubts that my generation can uphold in the digital age. Can anything be cult when everything is niche? How subversive does something really have to be to be “cult” to a group of 20-somethings today? In the age of stan culture, the art of cult filmmaking and the unintended nature of their peculiarity is somehow seen more with the advent of social media but felt as a ripple through the generation as a whole less. There’s nothing mind-boggling about the way that Time Warp: The Greatest Cult Movies of All Time, Vol. 3 is put together as a documentary, but there’s such passion in revisiting these films from the perspectives of those who lived them that it’s absolutely impossible not to catch the bug that all of these films have released unto audiences over the years. Watching, if I hadn’t seen one of the films discussed, the way that the subjects speak about and frame their respective films and the effects they had on the industry and their careers as a whole, I found myself wanting to immediately add them to my list. I can’t imagine many of these films catching my eye without the word of mouth that they carry with them, but anything that’s able to bring that amount of passion out of an audience is something that I can truly respect, even if I don’t find myself at the altar of every film.\nAvailable on VOD and digital beginning June 23rd, 2020.\nIf you missed coverage for Time Warp, Vol. 1 and Time Warp, Vol. 2 click the links.\nFinal Score: 4 out of 5.\nLeave a Reply", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Watch the trailer updated to high definition for Anchor Bay's The Day, starring Shawn Ashmore, Ashley Bell, Michael Eklund, Cory Hardrict, Dominic Monaghan and Shannyn Sossamon.\nThe sci-fi action thriller helmed by Douglas Aarniokoski from the script by Luke Passmore, opens August 17th, 2012.\nA group of five survivors, armed with shotguns, axes and machetes, wander the back roads of a ravaged landscape looking for refuge in The Day, a terrifying look into a post-apocalyptic future. As war ravages humanity, destroying civilization and most of life on earth, the survivors realize they must do whatever it takes to stay alive. Lost, starving, and exhausted, they seek shelter in a seemingly safe abandoned farmhouse. However, while searching for food and resources, they unwittingly set off a trap signaling to their ruthless predators lying in wait to begin their deadly attack. With food and ammunition dwindling, the group must make a desperate final stand— over a 24 hour period—battling for their ultimate survival.\nAlso, check out the images below the trailer. Enjoy!\nThe Day Trailer in HD (See the low res version and get embed codes below)", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "David Slade Directing Wolverine 2?\nHe and Robert Schwentke are contenders\nWith Hugh Jackman’s recent decision to quit Avon Man, he’s got more time in his schedule to train for Fox’s sequel to Wolverine. And now it appears that the choice of director has been narrowed down to two possibilities, with Twilight: Eclipse’s David Slade and Red’s Robert Schwentke the leading contenders, according to the Vulture blog.\nSlade, of course, can parlay his recent experience directing hairy creatures that fight in Eclipse and his past work on the likes of 30 Days of Night and Hard Candy. While thanks to Red’s healthy buzz, Schwentke has become something of the Ryan Reynolds of the megaphone world, lining up possible projects one after the other.\nAccording to Vulture’s sources, Slade has the upper hand right now, but Jackman is even now putting them through their paces, Dragon’s Den-style to see who gets the job. Okay, so he’s probably just talking to them, being as he's a nice fella, but we like to think of it that way.\nChristopher McQuarrie has written one of the most recent drafts of the script, which finds Logan still in Japan (where one of the tags from the first film left him). He kicks off a romance with a woman who is already engaged to be married, but of course that doesn’t stop Wolvie given his foul mood after the events of X-Men Origins: Wolverine. Cue a fight!\nOnce a director has been picked, the film is scheduled to start shooting in January.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Choreographer-filmmaker Remo D’Souza is gearing up for the biggest dance film of Bollywood, ABCD 3. The movie stars Varun Dhawan and Shraddha Kapoor in main roles. Katrina Kaif was also supposed to be an integral part of the dance flick but opted out due to date issues. If reports are to believed, then Nora Fatehi is a strong contender for the role that was written for Kaif. It will be a big break for Nora who seems to riding high after the success of Dilbar Dilbar from Satyameva Jayate. Today, Varun Dhawan and Shraddha Kapoor were seen outside a dance studio. Remo D’Souza and his wife Lizelle were also spotted. The film will be shot in new age technology and will have some exquisite dance pieces. Varun and Shraddha were adored for their fab dancing and chemistry in ABCD 2. Bollywood Life reported that Varun Dhawan will be paid approximately Rs 21 crores for the film.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "The audio of Vikram-Shankar's \"I\" Hindi and Telugu versions is all set to be launched on 5 December and 10 December, respectively.\nThe Hindi audio launch will be held in Mumbai, while the Telugu music release will take place in Hyderabad. Earlier, there were reports that Hollywood actor Sylvester Stallone would attend the Hindi audio and Jackie Chan will be present for the Telugu version. However, there is no official confirmation in this regard.\nThe music release of \"I\" Tamil version was held in a grand manner on 15 September. \"Terminator\" actor Arnold Schwarzenegger attended the big event along with celebrities like Rajinikanth, Puneeth Rajkumar, Vikram, AR Rahman and Shankar among others. The songs have received fantastic response from fans and it remains to be seen if the Hindi, Telugu version of the songs will receive good feedback from the audience.\nThe teaser of \"I\" has generated a huge positive buzz and has created big expectations surrounding the project. The film was initially slated to release for Diwali, but it was reportedly delayed due to the post-production work.\nIt has now been confirmed that the film is set to hit screens for Pongal, though an official announcement on the exact release date is still awaited.\nDirected by Shankar, \"I\" is touted to be a romantic thriller with Vikram appearing in four different looks including a body builder, crippled man, beast-like creature and a stylish man. Amy Jackson plays the female lead, while the other cast members include Suresh Gopi and Upen Patel in supporting roles. The film's cinematography is handled by P.C. Sreeram, while Aascar Ravichandran has produced the big budget entertainer.\n\"I\" is likely to clash with Ajith's \"Yennai Arindhaal,\" which is also confirmed for a Pongal release. \"Yennai Arindhaal\" is expected to hit the screens on 9 January, while \"I\" might release a week after the release of the Ajith starrer.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Geek out and celebrate the release of “The Hobbit” (out on December 14) in style with the best ways to bring Middle-earth to Seattle.\nSeattle’s Cinerama is thrilled to announce their First Annual Science Fiction Film Festival which will run April 19 – May 2.\nThe 17th annual AJC Seattle Jewish Film Festival (SJFF), March 15 – 25, is a 10-day international cinematic exploration and celebration of Jewish life, global cultures, identity, history and filmmaking for everyone.\nSeattle is brimming with independent theaters, and even an annual indie film festival. There are lots of great venues for seeing a foreign film, art cinema, family classic or first-run movie. Here are a few of our favorites.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "“Lawless” is one of The Audio Dope’s most anticipated films of the year for two reasons. One being the awesome story that takes place during the Depression and depicts a group of boot-legging brothers on the run from the authorities. The other is the all-star cast. With the exception of Shia LaBeouf, who could potentially ruin this entire movie, The Audio Dope can’t wait to see the cast which includes Tom Hardy (Inception, The Dark Knight Rises), Gary Oldman (Dark Knight Rises Trilogy) and Guy Pearce (L.A. Confidential, Memento) playing some gritty, tough-nosed characters.\n“Lawless” hits theaters August 29th 2012.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "If You'd Like to Improve Your Health, See This Movie!\nNow here is a movie worth seeing. It may just improve your health. This is the trailer for Food, Inc. I have watched the movie several times and it is honestly informative (unlike many food documentaries that present a very biased approach). This documentary reveals where your food comes from and the compromised/dangerous methods and inhumane ways it is raised.\nGo here to see the trailer.\nGo here to see the movie (there are Hispanic subtitles for this movie, but the movie itself is presented in English)\nYou will be better off all the way around for having watched it!", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "To continue the celebration of Tolkien Week, the new trailer for The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey was unveiled yesterday.\nThe official site, www.thehobbit.com, offers four additional endings to the new trailer. Fans can choose their favorite to create their own version of the trailer which is easily shared with friends.\nWhat are your thoughts on the new trailer for The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey? Excited to see more of Gandalf, Bilbo, the Dwarves or Gollum?\nTHE HOBBIT: AN UNEXPECTED JOURNEY\nIn 3D and 2D in select theaters and IMAX on December 14", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "- Tovino Thomas's Police Character In Kalki To Be In The Lines Of Mammootty's Iconic Cop Role?\n- Mammootty-Haneef Adeni-Vinod Vijayan Movie Has Been Titled As Ameer!\n- Mammootty's Madura Raja: A Special Celebration Occurs On The Sets Of The Movie!\n- Oru Kuttanadan Blog Box Office Prediction: How Much Will The Film Collect On Day 1?\n- Oru Kuttanadan Blog Review: An Ordinary Tale Glazed With Goodness, Light Humour & Melodrama!\n- Oru Kuttanadan Blog Twitter Review: Here’s What The Audiences Have To Say!\nMammootty is definitely a busy man as he has a good number of solid projects in the pipeline. The actor, after the completion of Masterpiece will next join the shoot of debutant Gireesh Damodar's Uncle, scripted by Joy Mathew.\nNow, there are a few reports doing the rounds regarding another upcoming project of Mammootty. If reports are to be believed, Mammootty is all set to team up with director-turned-actor Sohan Seenulal, who had directed the Megastar in the film Doubles, released in the year 2011.\nReportedly, this upcoming film will have its script penned by PV Shajikumar, who has earlier penned the scripts for the movies Take Off and Kanyaka Talkies.\nInterestingly, PV Shajikumar has also worked with Mammootty in the film Puthan Panam, directed by Ranjith in which the writer had helped the actor with the Kazargode dialect.\nThis upcoming film will be the second directorial venture of Sohan Seenulal. The makers are yet to make an official announcement on the porject. Interestingly, Sohan Seenulal is a actor himself and has appeared in a good number of movies like Puthiya Niyamam, The Great Father, Achayans, Thoppil Joppan etc.\nMeanwhile, Mammootty's most recent release was Pullikkaran Staraa, which had hit the theatres during the Onam season. The film has been doing a decent business at the box office.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Film director Ken Loach has labelled Prime Minister David Cameron's suggestion that UK independent films should focus on box office success a \"travesty\".\nThe prime minister signalled ahead of a visit to Buckinghamshire's Pinewood Studios- location of numerous James Bond films - that he wanted film producers in Britain to create commercially successful films.\nCameron was set to announce that National Lottery money would be aimed at making \"mainstream\" independent films such as Oscar winner The King's Speech, which cost £8m to make and went on to become the highest-grossing independent British film of all time, earning an estimated £250m worldwide.\nThe British film industry made an estimated £4bn contribution to the economy last year, a figure praised by Cameron. \"We should aim even higher, building on the incredible success of recent years,\" he said.\nBut the director of Looking for Eric and My Name is Joe, Ken Loach, told the BBC that Cameron's approach was a travesty.\n\"If everyone knew what would be successful before it was made, there would be no problem,\" he said.\n\"What you need to do is fund a lot of different, varied projects and then you'll get a really vibrant industry.\n\"If you went to an art gallery and you just saw ducks flying into the sunset, you would think that it was a rather limited art gallery. You would want a wide variety of paintings.\"", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Coming into Christian Petzold’s rural neo-noir, it might be helpful to have an understanding of the films that he is aiming to re-create. Like his previous film, Yella, which played with the conventions of An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge in the context of modern Germany, Jerichow (presumably named after the town where the film is set) teases audience expectations with their own knowledge of the rich history of noir cinema. Double Indemnity, The Postman Always Rings Twice even The Last Seduction are bound to guide and confound where the plot is (or should) be going. That Petzold lingers, drops red herrings and shifts audience loyalty between the three characters is one of the joys of the piece. While in the end it comes across a bit more like precise clock work than a living, breathing simulacrum is a bit frustrating however.\nThomas, recently discharged (dishonorably) from the German army is relieved of his discharge funds from his alienated friends, to whom he owes a large sum of money. Broke, with the financial means of renovating the decrepit family home completely evaporated (along with his friends), he is only barely getting by with unemployment office posted jobs. Things take a decided turn when he encounters Ali, a well off owner of a series of falafel huts, with a penchant for drinking and driving. After finding Ali and his Range Rover in the Elbe River, he lies to the police about who was driving. This leads to Thomas getting gainful employment as a driver for Ali as he collects from all his shops. Ali, a wealthy self made Turkish immigrant, doesn’t trust anyone, and Thomas physical presence comes in handy for keeping his shifty franchisees in line. Thomas quickly becomes close to both Ali and his gorgeous German wife, played exquisitely by the über talented Nina Hoss (one of the best (and beautiful) actresses currently working in German cinema). See where the film is going? Perhaps you do. Maybe not.\nThe trio of performances are pitch perfect insofar as they are both skin deep and subtly vague. Thomas (played by the flexible Benno Fürmann) is a blank slate, smart enough, and watching, he still has some elements of the classic patsy, his posture hints at cockiness although it may just be aloofness or stoicism. Hoss is cool, sexy, desperate and perhaps not as bright as she lets on. Ali (Himli Sözer) is a fireball of suspicion, arrogance, calculation and yet somehow, his immigrant/outsider status offers an interesting form of sympathy. The film as the tiniest morsel to say about how easily money (or lust) compromises trust an where exactly the line between temptation and entrapment lies. But mainly the film lets the actors bump and grind along, against the varied backgrounds of the town shops, verdant countryside and empty beaches. The pacing and construction create comforting notion (perhaps a smugness) of where the film is headed before yielding a twist that is not a twist. In the end, it is a fun and interesting ride, but less revolutionary or re-inventing than it is simply a flippant riff on the genre.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Popular movies week 3 May 1908\nHere's the list of the most popular movies in the week 03/May - 09/May - 1908. Do you remember The Robber's Sweetheart by Viggo Larsen or Konung Oscar II:s likbegängelse starring Robert Storm Petersen, Clara Nebelong, Viggo Larsen ?\nThe Robber's Sweetheart\nKonung Oscar II:s likbegängelse\nPenniless Poet's Luck\nDon Álvaro o la fuerza del sino\nThe Terrible Hyderabad Floods\nWhat else happened in that week of 1908?\nDiscover what the world looked like on:\nAnything special you'd like to add about these great movies ? Share it on Facebook!", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Via Sideshow Collectibles:\nStarting June 16th, Sideshow Collectibles, Empire Magazine, and ThinkGeek are offering Star Wars fans across the galaxy a chance to win the ultimate prize: a 7 foottall Han Solo in Carbonite Life Size Figure! Valued at nearly U.S. $7,000.00, this piece of the Star Wars film legacy captures every detail of the frozen smuggler from one of the most iconic moments in Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back – recently ranked by Empire Magazine as the best film of all time!\nDepending on the layout of your ship or palace, Han can be mounted on a wall or displayed on a magnificent themed base. With screen-‐accurate light-‐up effects, side panel components, and rear power canisters, this incredible Life-‐Size Figure looks so realistic you could tell your friends you froze him yourself! And if you miss out on scoring the grand bounty, ThinkGeek is generously offering a hefty “Han Solo” prize pack for the runner up! This pack will include almost EVERYTHING Han Solo related from the extensive ThinkGeek.com catalogue. This Han nirvana will consist of: Han Solo in Carbonite bottle opener, Han Solo in Carbonite Business Card Case, Han Solo in Carbonite Rug (Large/X-‐Large), I Love You / I Know Cufflinks, Star Wars Black 6″ Action Figures -‐ Han Solo, Star Wars Han Frozen in Carbonite Poster, Star Wars Han Solo in Carbonite Ice Cube Tray, Star Wars Millennium Falcon Bottle Opener, Star Wars Millennium Falcon Windshield Sunshade, and Star Wars Towels -‐ Han Solo.\nThis exclusive contest will run until August 15th. On August 21st, one lucky winner will become the ‘Solo’ collector that gets to bring home Jabba’s most sought after Carbonite trophy and the runner up will get a cargo hold full of Han awesomeness! So prepare to be the envy of every Star Wars fan on the planet, and may the Force be with you! Enter here!\nThe art team at Sideshow wanted to tell some new stories about some of our favorite Star Wars characters and, with the encouragement of Lucasfilm, created the Mythos line of statues which has proved to be a huge fan favorite!\nWith the Mythos Darth Maul, Sideshow was paying homage to a story from the Star Wars Tales comic titled “Nameless.” In it, Maul is tasked to track down and assassinate a legendary Jedi with technique so pure he wields only a wooden club. After being once defeated, Maul fabricates his signature dual lightsaber, inspired by Sith schematics and weapons of his native people.\nPer Sideshow, “We have envisioned him in a strong, almost meditative martial artist pose. He is dressed in loose garments not unlike that of a Ronin samurai, with one sleeve off and fabric draped to expose tattoos on his upper body. He stands with both arms extended, one clutching his victorious new weapon at his side, and the other out in a Force push.”\nClick here or below for our full review!", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Four Jamaican bobsledders dream of competing in the Winter Olympics, despite never having seen snow. With the help of a disgraced former champion desperate to redeem himself, the Jamaicans set out to become worthy of Olympic selection, and go all out for glory.\nMake no mistake, Cool Runnings is not the true story of the Jamaican Bobsled team. It is inspired by it, but this is not a documentary. Still, despite that, it does capture the spirit of the team and the derision they faced. In a fun and entertaining way, the filmmakers displayed the true lesson of the team: if you have a dream, go after it, no matter what anyone else says.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Be careful what you ask for. I've written about women in film and the need for more. Linked below are a few blog posts about women in film. Filmmaking is a man's world, although it didn't start out that way, and needn't continue that way. Women have made some progress, and then that progress was squashed. It's uncommon to have a woman screenwriter, director, producer. Katherine Bigelow has directed two box office hits recently. Both involve war. The latest film riled people about torture as a means to an end. I was looking forward to seeing Olympus Has Fallen. I like action adventure, hero journey epics, rescue operation movies. The reviews I read this morning changed my mind. I will not be seeing the movie. Torture is featured again. And a woman screenwriter is involved. Is this now what it takes for a woman to get a job in Hollywood? Some whacked version of traumatic bonding/Stockholm syndrome? WTF? And how do we fix this? Fairy Tale Princesses, Boomer Anxiety About Aging?!Women and Film 2011: Sexual Violence.The Throwaway Woman Plot Device.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Oscar winner Russell Crowe is being – ahem – floated as the possible lead in a big-budget movie about Noah’s ark.\nThe “Gladiator” star is reportedly being considered to star in “Noah,” an epic being helmed by “Black Swan” director Darren Aronofsky. “I can’t tell you that this is all going to lead to a deal but signs are pointing that way,” Deadline Hollywood’s Mike Fleming writes on the show-business website.\nIn the running for another role in the movie is Liam Neeson, currently battling killer wolves in “The Grey.”\nWhether or not he takes the part, Crowe’s staying busy these days. Among his upcoming movies is next year’s “Man of Steel,” in which he and Israeli actress Ayelet Zurer play Superman’s biological parents.\n|Like us on Facebook||Get our newsletter||Follow us on Twitter|", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Quentin Tarantino has said that the Hollywood community made fun of two prominent Israeli directors “in an antisemitic way”.\nLast week, the prolific director spoke in a Jerusalem Film Festival panel, where he expressed the admiration of both himself and his Pulp Fiction partner, Roger Avery, for Israeli directors Menachem Golan and Yoram Globus and their company, Cannon Films. “I loved Cannon Films in the ’80s. I was really enamoured with that company. We thought if we could meet Menahem and Yoram, they would give us a chance,” he said.\nHe added that “the American press and trade papers would make fun of them, the Hollywood community would make fun of them and not take them seriously and frankly, in an antisemitic way.” Mr Tarantino added: “What me and Roger saw were two guys trying to take on the industry, trying to take on Hollywood and make the movies they wanted to make.”", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Notorious drugs kingpin Gabriel Cortez escapes from a prison convoy and races towards the Mexican border. All that stands between Cortez and freedom is the border town of Sommerton Junction and its gung-ho sheriff, Ray Owens.\nPrice: £7.40-£8.75, child £5.50-£6.50, ages 13-17 £5.90-£7, concs £6.25-£7.50, family £22-£26, 3D Films add £2, concs £1.60, family £6.40, Premier Seat add £1.10, family £4.40, 3D glasses £1\nTimes: 6.45 9.15\nOdeon Riverside Taunton,Taunton,TA1 2LP\n0871 224 4007\nThe Amazing Spider-Man 2 3D\nCaptain America: The Winter Soldier 3D\nCaptain America: The Winter Soldier", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "To celebrate this occasion , Rohith has embarked on a statewide success tour. The film is set to recover its budget this week and distributors will break even in all areas. A lucrative satellite deal is being closed.\nAsura is a crime thriller that has been directed by Krishna Vijay and Shyam Devabhakthuni is the producer. The movie has Priya Bannerjee as the heroine and Rohith has presented the film on Devaas Media banner.\n- Megastar Wishes Actress For Crossing A Milestone\n- Madhavan Goes Gaga Over Naga Chaitanya\n- Amy Jackson Fumes At Trump’s Administration\n- Handsome deal for Kalyanram15’s satellite rights\n- Dil-Raju-Koratala-Allu Arjun film on cards?", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "The first official image has been released from the upcoming adaptation of Stephen King’s The Cell, courtesy of BlairWitch. The image doesn’t show much, but simply has the cast, lead by John Cusack, looking rather nervous about something we cannot see.\nTod Williams directs and John Cusack, Samuel L Jackson, Isabelle Fuhrman and Stacy Keach star in the story of a deadly pulse that affects mobile phone users.\nStephen King wrote the screenplay with revisions by Adam Alleca and Mark Leyner.\nWhen a powerful signal is broadcast across mobile networks worldwide, cell phone users’ minds are instantly and dangerously re-programmed. Heading north through New England in search of his wife and son, Clay Riddell (Cusack) is joined by a group of survivors hoping to fend off the bloodthirsty and hyper-connected “phoners.”", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "18+ Gohin Hridoy 2020 Bengali Hot Movie 720p HDRip 900MB x264 MKV\nSohini who falls out of love with her husband, Bhaskar as she is attracted towards Bhaskar’s friend, Anupam. But her plan to divorce her husband and settling down with Anupam is ruined when she discovers that Bhaskar has cancer.\nCast: Debshankar Halder, Rituparna Sengupta\nCrew: Agnidev Chatterjee (Director), Agnidev Chatterjee (Director of Photography), Subhayu Bedjana (Music Director)\nRating: A (India)\nRelease Dates: 20 Jul 2018 (India)", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Funny, informative movie reviews\nIn order to get this stinkeroo up to movie length, they have to move Tom and Jerry into the real world, where a buffet of boring human subplots can pad things out.\nPodcast: Play in new window | Download\nSubscribe: Apple Podcasts | RSS\nFor this week’s episode of Cinemavino, we discuss the upcoming Star Wars sequel, The Rise of Skywalker. Once again, Daniel Gimlin joins us for some good wine and lively conversation.\nFor this week’s Cinemavino, we watch Monster Squad! Sean Jordan, an expert on horror movies, stops by to share his insights.\nJexi had potential, buried underneath all the layers of badness.\nTo paraphrase those Muppets up in the theater balcony: This ain’t half bad. It ain’t half good, either.\nFor this episode, we talk El Camino, and drink some delicious bubbly from New Mexico.\nAs an epilogue to the phenomenal Breaking Bad series, El Camino never aims to blow the mythology wide…\nUnfortunately, everything good about this movie also serves as a reminder of everything it could’ve been.\nFor all its flaws, I will give it this: Anna boasts the rare distinction of being bloody and boring at the same time.\nThis week, we screen an over-the-top 90s classic, The Rock. We got cornball one-liners, frantic Michael Bay direction, and a wacky chase through the streets of San Francisco.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Nitro Star Sudhir Babu to play the lead role in an untitled period drama\nMost big-budget pan-India films these days are set in a period drama setting. Sudheer Babu, an actor, is the most recent to jump on board.\nHis 18th film will be a collaboration with Gnanasagar Dwaraka, a second-time filmmaker, and Sumanth G Naidu, a budding producer. The film's creators announced it today without revealing the title.\nThe Nitro Star, as the 'Sammohanam' and 'V' actor is now known, will play a physically strong role in this promising project. Sree Subrahmanyeshwara Cinemas is one of the most expensive outings.\nTwo of the main characters in the film are Arun Gowli from South Bombay and Subramanyam from Kuppam in the Chittoor district. According to the plot, the hero rushes in to solve a pressing problem.\nA major update will be released on October 31. \"This periodic action drama with a divine element takes place in Kuppam in 1989. It has a high Telugu nativity \"the creators stated\nThe actor from 'Aa Ammayi Gurinchi Meeku Cheppali' is enthusiastic about the project. 'HUNT' and 'Mama Mascheendra' are his upcoming films.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Updated: Aug 3, 2021\nThe comedy star Stephen Chow and the best genre film director of Hong Kong Herman Yau co-directed this black comedy about extras' straggles and lives in Mainland Chinese film industry.\n\"Chinese Dream'' is concerned here. A part-time extra actress Ru Meng (E Jingwen) has worked as an extra in Mainland China for ten years and she is now in her 30s. This reflects Jingwen's real age (1989-) in 2019.\nIn other words, the directors intentionally synced Jingwen and Ru Meng. This feature is her first major leading role debut. The creators' realism is proved by the tight relation and coincidence between the actress and the character.\nThe Russian realist theatre actor Constantin Stanislavski (1863-1938) was cited by this film. And some of his words remind us of the filmmakers' conscious efforts on acting.\n''The main factor in any form of creativeness is the life of a human spirit, that of the actor and his part, their joint feelings and subconscious creation.'' - Constantin Stanislavski Read more at: https://www.brainyquote.com/authors/constantin_stanislavski\nThe creation of joint feelings and their subconscious creation are core values in this film. For example, Ru Meng is deceived by her boyfriend, he is turned out to be a contract boyfriend, a kind of prostitution job in China. This moment of truth on the rainy street sequence is critically important in this film.\nAfter extra Ru Meng and her idol star Ma Ke (Wang Baoqiang)'s comical encounters and interactions in shooting of various films, their relationship changes into the opposite. One is obsolete actor Ma Ke, and the other is new star Ru Meng. She gets the big opportunity on Stephen Chow's new film audition, and she recreate the moment of truth with joint feelings subconsciously. Yes, Jingwen herself in real life actually also participated Stephen Chow's new film audition. As the result, the role and the actor's inner life is highly synchronised. This kind of attempt in a partially biographical film is unique and creatively insightful than ordinary commercial stuff in Hong Kong.\nBesides these, the family relationship between Ru Meng and her father is something additional and typical among actors whose family background is not art field. Like everybody's father who wants their son or daughter has a decent job opposes the most unstable kind of job in film/TV industry, however they are always care about their son or daughters' working conditions, and when some big opportunity comes, then they eagerly and unexpectedly help their son or daughter to get the chance.\nThis is a recommend movie and the best of 2019. However, they depict brutal and inhuman working conditions and violence among film workers as something funny and justifiable in individualist idealism. Bearing that kind of inhuman conditions is compensated by becoming a star or not. It lacks of the unionised workers' viewpoint against inhuman and alienated working environment. Individual success cannot solve the environmental social issues in general. Just turns yourself into the opposite side, and you will and have to do the same to the worker's side.\nFilm cannot solve any social problem but this is actually funny and shows momentum of Mainland Chinese film industry, thus this film cannot be made in Hong Kong or other part of China where independent film industry does not exist or extras are free volunteers.\nAny part of this report may be disseminated without permission, provided attribution to the professional film writer Ryota Nakanishi as author and a link to www.ryotanakanishi.com is provided.\nThis film article is for educational purpose only.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Mark and Sarah survive to the fire in the wax museum, but Sarah is followed by a severed hand that kills her father. Sarah becomes the prime suspect and goes to trial. Mark and Sarah search evidence to prove her innocence and they go to Sir Wilfred's house. They find a footage prepared by Sir Wilfred with a puzzle based of the Alice and the Looking Glass. They solve the puzzle and find a compass that opens portals through time. They travel to the most different places in time seeking something to help Sarah in her trial in a dangerous journey. Written by\nClaudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil\nA killer is waiting... In the past, present and future.\nDid You Know?\nAt the end of the original Waxwork, which is supposed to be the same night as the opening sequence of the sequel, Sarah has short hair. In the sequel she has long flowing hair. See more\nYou don't suppose they...?\nIt's a distinct possibility.\nI want her checked!\nGodzilla AS HIMSELF Filmed Entirely in THE 4TH DIMENSION See more\nReferences 2001: A Space Odyssey\nToccata and Fugue in D minor\nWritten by Johann Sebastian Bach See more", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "An American Rhapsody 2001 One family struggles for survival, for justice, for freedom.\nOverview: A Hungarian family forced to flee the Communist country for the United States, must leave a young daughter behind. 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Jenkins is once again collaborating with star Chris Pine for the project. 'I..", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Legendary director Yuen Wo Ping (Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon: Sword of Destiny) and writer/producer Tsui Hark (Young Detective Dee: Rise of the Sea Dragon) breathe new life into the wuxia genre, weaving together fantasy, humor, and breathtaking martial arts action when THE THOUSAND FACES OF DUNJIA lands on digital, Blu-ray™ and DVD March 27th from Well Go USA Entertainment.\nDa Peng (City of Rock), Ni Ni (The Flowers of War), Aarif Lee (Syahadat cinta), Zhou Dongyu (Goldbuster), and “King of Chinese Rock” Wu Bai (New Police Story) star in the fantastical tale about a group of misfit fighters with supernatural abilities who battle an ancient evil bent on destroying mankind.. The bonus material includes a “making-of” featurette.\nDao, a naïve young constable, discovers a secret society with supernatural abilities that has protected mankind for centuries. As he’s drawn into a power struggle within their ranks, they learn that an ancient creature with the power to destroy the world is rising - and it will take all of their powers combined to stop it.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "div style=”float:center; padding-right:10px; padding-bottom:10px;”>\nHouse of Usher full motion picture on the web is readily available for download or watch House of Usher streaming online totally free in HD high quality and enjoy the perfect fairy tale movie of the year.\nFilmmaker has their own style and fashion of earning this film. These can just be found out soon after observing a couple of films by director. The scene about this film is make so remarkable.\nStoryline House of Usher :\nVictor Reynolds arrives at the notorious House of Usher, whereupon he is greeted by old acquaintances Roderick and Madeline Usher and their servant, Markus. 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Based on a true story, the film follows a Chinese family who decides to keep their terminally ill grandmother in the dark about her final weeks.\nOther notable films heading to silver screens across the city include world premieres of H is For Happiness and boxing film Kairos. What’s more, Matthew McConaughey plays a weed-smoking free spirit in The Beach Bum and Adam Driver, Bill Murray and Tilda Swinton take down zombies in deadpan comedy The Dead Don’t Die. With 31 world premieres and 160 Australian premieres all up, there’s plenty for film snobs to brag about at their next social event.\nThe Melbourne International Film Festival runs between Thursday August 1 and Sunday August 18. Head to the festival website for the full program. Tickets for the full program go on sale to the public Friday July 12.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "More from David Chute\nBollywood Sports Drama Targets Crossover Success\nAcclaimed writer-director Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra hopes his new biopic \"Run Milkha Run\" will take \"baby steps\" toward winning a global audience for Indian films.\n‘Miss Lovely,’ ‘Beyond All Boundaries’ Top IFFLA Awards\nThe movies take home the prizes for best feature film and best documentary feature, respectively, at the Indian Film Festival of Los Angeles.\nIndia’s Film Sector Embraces Change at IFFLA Panel\nFilmmakers, including Nitin Kakkar and Hansal Mehta, see indie fare as sustainable alternative to Bollywood.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "9 of 10 people found the following review helpful\nSuperb Journey through the Underwater World,\nBy A Customer\nThis review is from: The Blue Planet - 3 DVD Box Set (DVD)\nThe quality of filming and locations chosen set new standards for underwater documentaries. As a keen scuba diver and underwater videographer, I will use this DVD set as a benchmark to aspire to.\nThe professional indexing of content makes finding scenes easy. There are plenty of extra features included on the DVD which makes for real value.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Let’s take a trip around the world with a brand new international trailer for F. Gary Gray‘s The Fate of the Furious. The eighth installment in the high-octane feature franchise splits up the family in unexpected ways and takes the gang on a globe-trotting adventure that includes Cuba, New York City, and even Antarctica. It looks straight crazy. Get your popcorn ready.\nThe Fate of the Furious stars Vin Diesel, Charlize Theron, Dwayne Johnson, Jason Statham, Michelle Rodriguez, Tyrese Gibson, Chris “Ludacris” Bridges, Helen Mirren, Nathalie Emmanuel, Elsa Ptaky, Scott Eastwood, and Kurt Russell, and opens in theaters on April 14th.\nCheck out the new international trailer for The Fate of the Furious below:\nHere’s the official synopsis for The Fate of the Furious:\nNow that Dom and Letty are on their honeymoon and Brian and Mia have retired from the game—and the rest of the crew has been exonerated—the globetrotting team has found a semblance of a normal life. But when a mysterious woman (Oscar® winner Charlize Theron) seduces Dom into the world of crime he can’t seem to escape and a betrayal of those closest to him, they will face trials that will test them as never before.\nFrom the shores of Cuba and the streets of New York City to the icy plains off the arctic Barents Sea, our elite force will crisscross the globe to stop an anarchist from unleashing chaos on the world’s stage…and to bring home the man who made them a family.\nFor more on The Fate of the Furious, be sure to get caught up on our previous coverage at the following links:\n- ‘The Fate of the Furious’ Super Bowl Commercial Ups the Ante\n- First ‘Fate of the Furious’ Trailer Reveals Vin Diesel Going Rogue\n- ‘Fast 8’ Trailer Tease Reveals Impressively Dumb Title ‘The Fate of the Furious’\n- Watch: ‘Fast and Furious 8’ Trailer Dropping December 11, Cast Tease “Most Furious Ride Yet”\n- ‘Fast and Furious 8’: New Image Reveals the Helen Mirren Team-Up We Didn’t Know We Needed", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "The maze runner (2014) - imdb, Based on the best-selling ya novel, the maze runner is the newest, and one of largest adaptions to arrive in cinemas yet. comparable to the hunger games and twilight, it is in fairly good chances to be the next big franchise.. 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With his massive build, razor-sharp claws, and literally toxic bite, Miguel O’Hara aka Spider-Man 2099 is already leaving a swath of destruction behind him in the trailer and appears to be at odds with Miles and Gwen from the start. But looks can be deceiving.\n“He’s not the villain of the movie, but he’s sort of an antagonist to Miles because they both think that what they’re doing is the right thing,” teases writer Christopher Miller in a recent Entertainment Weekly interview. The O’Hara character, played by Oscar Isaac, has already made a cameo in Into the Spider-Verse, the first installment of the franchise, and Miller and his writing partner Phil Lord say that while the two share similar power sets, Miles and Miguel have drastically different ways of dealing with the multiverse — but Lord and Miller state the movie’s real villain is much more sinister.\nThe real baddie of the film will be The Spot aka Dr. Jonathan Ohnn, a regular Spidey baddy since 1984. The Spot, voiced by art house regular Jason Schwartzman can create dark hole “space warps” that allow him to create portals to different realities. He can even punch and kick his opponents through the spots, often at unexpected and surprising angles. While the spot may not make the A-list of Spider-Man villains such as Doctor Octopus, The Green Goblin, or Venom, Lord and Miller believed the character’s look and combat style made him perfect for an animated universe. And his silly look makes him that much more believable according to the creators.\n“I like the villains best when they reflect the journeys of the hero — sort of a dark mirror of the protagonist,” Lord tells EW. “And I think Spot’s no different. He wants to be seen as legitimate. He’s a character that has a silly costume and is not always seen as the top tier of Spider-Man foes, but like all of us, he wants to be taken seriously.”\nSpider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse is currently slated for release on Jun. 2, 2023.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Sajid Nadiadwala was born on 18 February 1966 in New Delhi. His father's identify is Suleman Nadiawala. Sajid can also be Bollywood producer Feroz Nadiadwala Cajin. In 1992, Sajid Nadiadwala secretly married movie actress Divya Bharti.\nSajid Nadiadwala and Divya Bharti had been married for simply 11 months. + ( Favorite )\nMorgan, a troubled, drug-addled teen, must deal with her crazy grandma and a psycho caller when her father leaves her home alone. As the calls keep coming in, a paranoid Morgan is forced to..\nDirectors: Richard Stringham\nCountry: United States\nDuration: 128 min", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Little Black Book\nNot Available Online\nBRITTANY MURPHY, HOLLY HUNTER and KATHY BATES star In this wicked comedy and social satire on love and trust set in the world of daytime TV. \"An eccentric and boldly black romantic comedy\" LITTLE BLACK BOOK will satisfy fans of HOW TO LOOSE A GUY IN 10 DAYS and JUST MARRIED.\nOriginal Widescreen presentation\nLive & On Air: behind-the-scenes feature on the making of the movie with cast and crew interviews\nBe My Guest: feature looks into the world of daytime talk shows\nOriginal movie trailer", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Ranbir and Anushka have begun shooting for their next film together after Bombay Velvet\nKaran Johar is currently shooting his next directorial venture - Ae Dil Hai Mushkil starring Ranbir Kapoor, Anushka Sharma and Aishwarya Rai Bachchan in London. Though Ash hasn't started shooting for the film yet, the Bombay Velvet actors have begun shooting for their parts.\nThough RK was in Mumbai last week for the trailer launch of Tamasha, he left for London the same night as he had to resume shooting for ADHM and also for his ladylove. As soon as Jr Kapoor was back from Mumbai, Ms Kaif dropped on the sets of KJo's film to meet her beau. The two seem to have had a blast on the sets along with Karan. Though there were reports that things weren't fine between the two love birds, these pictures suggest otherwise.\nRanbir and Katrina have started shooting for their respective new films at the same time in Europe. While the Tamasha actor is in London for Ae Dil Hai Mushkil, the Bang Bang babe is shooting for Nitya Mehra's Baar Baar Dekho opposite Sidharth Malhotra in Scotland.\nStay tuned to BollywoodLife for the latest scoops and updates from Bollywood, Hollywood, South, TV and Web-Series.\nClick to join us on Facebook, Twitter, Youtube and Instagram. Also follow us on Facebook Messenger for latest updates.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Sorry, we can't find the movie trailer you're looking for.\nEither a trailer for this movie has not been released yet, or it\nwas removed following a request from the copyright holder.\nFind more trailers\nInternational Releases Dates\n13 January 2007\nPopular movie trailers from 2007\nThese some of the most viewed trailers for movies released in 2007:\n06 September 2007\nIn Arizona in the late 1800's, infamous outlaw Ben Wade and his vicious gang of thieves and murderers have plagued the Southern Railroad.\n24 April 2007\nLas Vegas showroom magician Cris Johnson has a secret which torments him: he can see a few minutes into the future.\n26 April 2007\nIn this chilling sequel to 28 Days Later, the inhabitants of the British Isles appear to have lost their battle against the onslaught of disease, as the deadly rage virus has killed every citizen there.\n03 August 2007\nFor Rod Kimball, performing stunts is a way of life, even though he is rather accident-prone. Poor Rod cannot even get any respect from his stepfather, Frank, who beats him up in weekly sparring matches.\n03 August 2007\nBourne is brought out of hiding once again by reporter Simon Ross who is trying to unveil Operation Blackbriar, an upgrade to Project Treadstone, in a series of newspaper columns.\n02 September 2007\nEveryone in 1880's America knows Jesse James. He's the nation's most notorious criminal, hunted by the law in 10 states.\n05 December 2007\nA young girl named Juno gets herself pregnant and tries to stand on her own. She soon learns a few lessons about being grown up.\n05 April 2007\n50 years from now the sun is dying and life on earth is threatened by arctic temperatures. Mankind puts together all its resources and sends a spaceship carrying a huge bomb designed to re-ignite the dying sun.\n21 November 2007\nAfter a violent storm, a dense cloud of mist envelops a small Maine town, trapping artist David Drayton and his five-year-old son in a local grocery store with other people.\n20 November 2007\nThe beautiful princess Giselle is banished by an evil queen from her magical, musical animated land and finds herself in the gritty reality of the streets of modern-day Manhattan.\n12 June 2007\nThe Fantastic Four return to the big screen as a new and all powerful enemy threatens the Earth. The seemingly unstoppable 'Silver Surfer', but all is not what it seems and there are old and new enemies that pose a greater threat than the intrepid superheroes realize.\n17 May 2007\nShrek and Co, return for more adventures. The King of Far Far Away has died and Shrek and Fiona are to become King & Queen.\nHave you watched Norah Jones - BBC One Sessions yet? What did you think about it?", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Alita: Battle Angel (2019)\nWhen Alita awakens with no memory of who she is in a future world she does not recognize, she is taken in by Ido, a compassionate doctor who realizes that somewhere in this abandoned cyborg shell is the heart and soul of a young woman with an extraordinary past.\n|Genre||Action, Adventure, Science Fiction|\n|Production||20th Century Fox, Lightstorm Entertainment, Madhouse|\n|Keywords||based on manga, bounty hunter, cyberpunk, dystopia, extreme sports|", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "I have often wondered, what are my favourite films of all time. I managed to get 55 of them. I would like to share this list with you.\nHere’s the earlier lists:\nSo here we are, at the end of the list. The top five. I started to make this list about a year ago, and while I mostly agree on the final list, there are of course some movies, I’d like to add, reposition, or even delete, but what’s done is done. However, while my top five has always been the same, there is one movie I have mistakenly omitted from the list. So, before I reveal my five favorite films, I’m compelled to add one more film on this list. And that is:\nTOY STORY 2 (1999)\nDirectors: John Lasseter, Ash Brannon & Lee Unkrich\nWriters: Andrew Stanton, Rita Hsiao, Doug Chamberlin and Chris Webb\nI know, you must be thinking: “It’s the sequel to a Pixar movie. What’s the big deal?” And yes, as a film, it’s not high art, it’s not as culturally important film as its predecessor, the first Toy Story (which was the first fully CGI-animated feature film) nor does it even have a particularly gripping story. Why is it here then? Because it’s so goddamn fun, that’s why. It’s ludicrously rewatchable, probably more so than any other film. This is film making in top form. Everything the first Toy Story did right, the sequel does even better. The animation is (still) awesome, the script is better (even without Joss Whedon this time) and Toy Story’s few pacing problems have been wiped out. The characters were the first movie’s greatest strength and that also applies here. Buzz and Woody make a great leading pair and the supporting toys give great backup. The new toys in this sequel are mostly from Woody’s playset, and they are very well-rounded characters that feel like a worthy addition to the film.\nThe comedy works very well in the film and the more serious beats also hit their mark. The movie has an intro that most films would kill for and that sequence is a perfect example of effective dialogue-free film making, and should be studied by aspiring film makers. It also makes this sci-fi fan geek out hard, because that intro throws an incredible amount of subtle nods to sci-fi classics like a boss (sound designer Gary Rydstrom is obviously having a time of his life here). When I saw that opening in the cinemas I fell madly in love with this thing. And the rest of the film did not let me down, not once. Also, the final act at the airport is marvelous. Even the score is better this time. Randy Newman has never outdone, before or since, his musical score here. Pixar has always had a good casting sense, and unlike Dreamworks, don’t feel compelled to cast the films with all the latest celebrities (A Shark’s Tale being the worst offender), and it doesn’t disappoint here. The biggest name in the cast is of course Tom Hanks and he is doing splendid work here. The casting of Tim Allen as Buzz Lightyear in the first Toy Story raised a few eyebrows, because the guy definitely is not the space hero / action man type (Dreamworks would have casted Bruce Willis, I’m sure). But, as usual, the Pixar folks knew their shit, because Tim Allen is spot on. Wallace Shawn, Don Rickles and John Ratzenberg also return and they bring the goods, especially John Ratzenberg as Hamm, who gets all the best lines in the film. The new characters are very cleverly casted. Kelsey Grammer as The Prospector brings genuine melodrama in his conflicted character, and Joan Cusack is superb as Jessie, the yodeling Cowgirl. She has manic energy which is balanced perfectly when more dramatic scenes with her character occurs.\nSee, I can blabber on and on about this film’s excellence, but I’ll stop now, because soon I’ll start talking about the third one, and when I do that, I feel I have to add that movie to this–\nTOY STORY 3 (2010)\nDirector: Lee Unkrich\nWriter: Michael Arndt\nNow, see what you made me do. I can’t keep adding films on this list! I mustn’t…but Toy Story 3 is sooooo good…\nI have a question for you, my dear reader. Name a third film in a trilogy that is actually really good. The Godfather part III? Not a great film. The Matrix Revolutions? Hideous. Blade Trinity? A piece of shit. Indiana Jones and The Last Crusade? Now you’re talking. Mission Impossible III? Go on. Before Midnight? Yes, you’re getting it. But then there’s Toy Story 3…\nThe thing with Toy Story 3 is that it is the best third film of any trilogy (or quadrilogy, pentalogy and so on so forth) of films. Usually the second sequels tend to severely descent in quality but not here. Toy Story is funny, exhilarating and even wise when it comes to the themes of the film. Toy Story 3 also does something that almost no (if any) family friendly film has done. And it has something to do with the film’s villain, Lotso. See, Lotso is given a tragic backstory that sort of justifies his sinister action later in the film. While he is an asshole toward Woody and the rest of the heroes, there’s always this glimmer of hope that twinkles in the corner of his eye. He is redeemable. And during the last action set piece he places himself in danger and without Woody’s helping hand (who does this from the kindness of his heart) he would’ve surely be destroyed. He gets saved and he gives a bewildered expression that only an act of pure selfishness can evoke. Moments later Woody and his friends are in great danger and will be burned in a trash incinerator. Lotso gets the chance to prove himself and grant himself a sorely needed catharsis for his selfish and dastardly deeds. He takes a deep breath and puts his paw on the lever that will rescue them.\nAnd…he doesn’t pull it. That scene is one of the most brutal fuck you’s to the audiences in a long time, and it is happening in animated film for the whole family. So Woody and the toys are slowly descending in the fiery pit of death, and there is nothing the toys can do about it, other than silently accepting their fates. It’s one the saddest scenes I’ve ever seen in a film. For a moment I was honestly thinking, “is this really how the film’s going to end?” I felt my eyes flooding with tears and only with enormous effort I could hold it in. The scene is next to unbearable and only at the last moment the movie gives us relief. I got a chance to breathe again, If only for a minute, because then the film gives us…the ending. There, Andy must let go of his (and ours) childhood and hand over his beloved toys to his young neighbor. And when it’s time to hand over Woody and Buzz, he almost cannot do it, and we understand why. We too don’t want to grow old. We can’t let go. Not yet.\nThose were the few reasons I felt compelled to add these two amazing films on the list, even if they don’t fit in the ranking. I just wanted you to know how much I care about these two films.\nBut enough stalling, let’s get on with, one last time.\nThe top five.\n5. ALIEN (1979)\nDirector: Ridley Scott\nWriter: Dan O’Bannon\nI remember, when I was about ten, my mom told me about this film that was a space film (I was nuts about space films at that time) called Alien. She told me that there was this monster on a space ship giving all kinds of trouble to the crew. I was puzzled.\n“How many monsters were there?”\n“One”, she said.\nI thought for a second. “Well that doesn’t sound too bad. What kind of guns do they have?”\n“I think they didn’t have any”, mom replied.\n“But how will they beat the monster then?”\nMom looked at me silently for a second and said: “What makes you so sure they will?”\nThat was my first introduction on the film. I think a year went by. My knowledge of the film had not increased during that time, but Alien was always there, somewhere behind my thoughts. My mom was very shrewd when talking about Alien. She mentioned that she saw it at the cinema and it blew her away. I’d already seen Star Wars at that time and I asked if it was like that. She gave a dry laugh and said: “honey, it’s nothing like Star Wars. Star Wars is for you kids, Alien is for us adults”. Damn it, I had to see that film now more than anything. A few months passed and one evening our national television channel had a commercial for Alien. It would air in one week. I got a glimpse of the film for the first time. In the commercial, Tom Skerrit climbed on the top of the platform and then there was that wide shot of The Space Jockey. I REALLY needed to see Alien now. I begged my mom for a permission to see that film. At first she declined, saying that I was too young for it (which I was, speaking the truth) but eventually she caved in due to my determination (a ten year-old kid whining for a week is not pleasant) and I got my permission. I would get to see Alien.\nAnd then I saw it. Nothing could’ve prepared me for it. When the opening credits popped up and that terrifying Jerry Goldsmith anti-music started playing, I knew that -like Martin Lawrence said it 24 years later- shit got real. This was not a film for kids. This was not Star Wars. But I could handle my shit. I braved on. Everything went smooth, I was proud of me. “This movie’s not that bad”, I thought. I could handle Alien. And I did. Until that fucking thing came out of Kane’s stomach.\nEven if it was a censored version, it was still the most terrifying thing I have ever seen after the werewolf scene in The Company of Wolves. And even there I had the good sense of quit watching that Neil Jordan film. But here was this film I have been waiting to see for over a year. I could not stop, not now. I had to see it the whole way through. And so I continued, even when every fiber in my body and spirit beckoned me to bail out. And so I continued. I saw the full-sized Alien kill Brett. I saw the Alien wiping out the hero of the film, Dallas (“what the fuck, movie? He can’t die!”). I saw Ash trying to rape Ripley’s mouth with a magazine (“mom, why is he stuffing that on her face?”). I saw headless head of a robot telling that there’s no hope and they’re all going to die. I saw Alien executing the toughest guy of the crew like it’s just another bug to be wiped out. And I heard the bone-chilling screams of Lambert, while the Alien was raping her with its sharp knife-tail (there was no need to ask mom to explain that, I figured that one out on my own…). Then I saw Ripley’s impossible feat of taking the Alien on her own in that small emergency pod, and I swear I heard my own heartbeat pounding away. Then, the end credits rolled.\nI have just seen Alien. I was way too young to see it yet. It scared the hell out of me. It scarred my fragile little psyche. I had trouble for sleeping for weeks. Yep, I just saw Alien, and it was one of the biggest mistakes I willingly and purposefully made at that time.\nAnd I couldn’t wait to see it again.\nThank you Ridley Scott, for making a little ten year-old kid to be scared and amazed at the same time. And thank you for making a film that still holds up incredibly well. The craft and love you and the crew gave to that film is astonishing. As I am writing this, I am already a grown up, well on my way into adulthood. But every time I put Alien on, I am a ten year-old kid once again, on board of the mining ship Nostromo, ready to be scared again and again. And loving every minute of it.\nWhat I love about it: The deliberate slow pacing. The production values. H.R. Giger. Ridley Scott’s perfect direction. The guy is a million times better here than in Prometheus.\nBest Quote: “Back in the ole freezerinos.”\n4. SAVING PRIVATE RYAN (1998)\nDirector: Steven Spielberg\nWriter: Robert Rodat\nWe’re now (almost) done with Steven Spielberg. Saving Private Ryan totally changed the way cinema portrayed war on film. Excluding Terence Malick’s Thin Red Line, almost every war movie since just had to absorb that gritty intensity this movie pioneered at. Ridley Scott’s Black Hawk Down, Jean-Jacques Annaud’s Enemy at the Gates, Clint Eastwood’s one-two-punch Flags of Our Fathers and Letters from Iwo Jima took lessons from Ryan. Hell, even directors with their own unique styles like John Woo and Michael Bay joined the bandwagon with their efforts that became Windtalkers and Pearl Harbor. But Saving Private Ryan, the film that started it all, is the best of them all.\nAfter the brutal D-Day assault on the shores of Normandy, Captain Miller (Tom Hanks) is assigned to locate a soldier who is somewhere in the war-torn France. This soldier, Private Ryan, has lost two of his brothers in the battlefield, and the U.S. Public Relations decides that that is enough dead Ryans for now.\nMiller grabs a half dozen soldiers with him and they venture off to find Ryan. During their travel some of Miller’s men question the logic in risking the lives of many for the life of one, and justifiably so. Captain Miller obviously agree what his men are saying, but his loyalty to his superiors keep them marching along, facing the horrifying consequences of war.\nI remember that day in the cinemas, when the door of that landing craft fell down and the bullets started ripping holes in those soldiers. The washed out visuals combined with that aural experience that sound designer Gary Rydstrom and his team concocted left me breathless for the entire Omaha Beach assault scene. Sound design has never been that good and will never be that good ever again. This film reached authenticity that has rarely been replicated. Steven Spielberg understood that in order to make the war seem real, they’d have to slightly over-do it, just a tiny amount. And they succeeded gloriously. Every effect look and sound authentic and even today the CGI is universally unnoticeable, which very few films can do even today, let alone a 16-year old film.\nThe cast in this is outstanding. Tom Hanks brings the goods, which he does in almost everything (I suspect he didn’t bring his A-game to The Simpsons Movie) and he gets supported by a great roster of incredible actors: Tom Sizemore, Edward Burns, Jeremy Davies, Paul Giamatti, Ted Danson, Giovanni Ribisi, Dennis Farina, Nathan Fillion (go Browncoats!) and even fucking Vin Diesel. And once again we get that awesome Spielberg casting when he chose Matt Damon to play the missing Pt. James Francis Ryan from Iowa. The guy wasn’t a superstar yet, but when the movie came out, he was a serious up-and-comer, having skyrocketed from Good Will Hunting a year before. When the crew (well, what’s left of them) finally catches up with him, Damon portrays the guy in a way that even the most unyielding soldier amongst them (Edward Burns, nailing that Brooklyn nag) finally accepts the mission to save this kid.\nThe battle scenes are stupendously well crafted and the scenes in between are highly interesting. Having some rare R&R in a church, the crew opens up a little and give brief glimpses to their lives before the war. Robert Rodat’s writing gives solid material for the actors and they really give great performances, especially Giovanni Ribisi, whose monologue about his mother is simultaneously sad and creepy, and his character comes off as someone who really shouldn’t be witnessing the horrors of war. This guy’s homecoming would not be a successful one. Also, I kind of adore Matt Damon’s monologue about his brothers when they shared their last evening together. I heard that Matt Damon improvised that scene and that solidifies the fact that Matt Damon is one talented bastard.\nThis film is not riddled with Spielberg’s third act problems that he seems to struggle, especially in his later days. Some say that the epilogue is unnecessary, but I think it bookends the movie perfectly and underlines the importance of the sacrifices the men did in the battlefield. The film is the best war film ever made and has huge place in my heart. An audiovisual masterpiece, if there ever was one.\nWhat I Love About It: Gary Rydstrom’s sound design. I think this is the first Spielberg film, where sound effects are taking the center stage over John Williams’ (appropriately) understated score. The visuals. The cast. Hell, goddamn everything in the film.\nBest Quote: “The Statue of Liberty is kaput. That’s disconcerting.”\n3. FIGHT CLUB (1999)\nDirector: David Fincher\nWriter: Jim Uhls\nI love Fight Club SOOO much. When I saw this film in the cinema I knew from the first 20 seconds that this film’s gonna make a lasting impression on me. And I wasn’t wrong. The film is smart, visually brilliant and beautifully acted. Fincher was on top of his game, and in my opinion, he never surpassed his work done here.\nEdward Norton plays an unremarkable sleep-depraved employee for an insurance firm who gets his life twist-turned upside down, when his apartment blows up and burns to the ground, leaving him possession-free. His desperation leads him to call to his newly-found single-serving friend Tyler Durden (Brad Pitt) who agrees to offer him a place to stay, but not before luring Norton to an impromptu fisticuffs in the parking lot of a bar. Weirdly invigorated with the rush of violence, Norton and Tyler make the fighting into a habit, which quickly gathers interest from other men as well. Soon enough, they’ve formed a fight club, in which working men could let out some steam via punching other men in the face.\nNorton is amazed at Tyler’s energy and unique view on life but is little taken back with some of the more far out ideas Tyler has planned. Misbehaving and chaos is Tyler’s game and he gets other men easily influenced by his actions. Only Norton seems to be sane enough to question Tyler’s action, but his conservative way of thinking goes to deaf ears. Tyler’s sex-filled relationship with Norton’s favorite hate power-animal Marla Singer (Helena Bonham-Carter) further bemuses Norton and he is finally forced to try stop Tyler Durden before his actions endanger innocent lives.\nMy feeble attempt to write down a synopsis for the film does a disservice for the film. The flick is so densely written and deals with so many subjects that I dare not try to cover them all here. Suffice to say the film has material for at least four different films, but still feels coherent and even breezy in the way the film delivers the story. It’s inconceivable that the screenwriter Jim Uhls’ filmography can be counted with one hand and his second biggest script is Jumper. How the hell is this guy not the biggest writer in Hollywood? Did he piss in some producer’s soup? But as good as job Jim Uhls does with the script, it’s the director David Fincher who knocks the film out of the park.\nFincher is furious in his methods, showing more creativity in this one single movie than many directors show in their entire filmographies. The acting is also uniformly great, spearheaded with the two awesome leads. Brad Pitt gets to chew scenery as the rebellious Tyler Durden (him doing those juvenile man-child roles seems to be where he excels at), but the film rests on the shoulders on Edward Norton, who pulls off his nervous and introverted character beautifully. It’s a pleasure to take a trip with him and the scene where he kicks his own ass in front his bewildered boss is an absolute highlight. Helena Bonham-Carter is also pretty good, although her accent gets a little funky every now and then. Also, Meat Loaf’s tits make quite a show. The score from the Dust Brothers is one of the best music written for a film and Jeff Cronenweth’s photography is perfect, every single frame a masterpiece in its own right.\nAfter fifteen years, no other film has delighted, surprised or inspired me as much as Fight Club did. The violence aspect was incorrectly perceived at the times, but the message is clear and noteworthy: breaking out of the norm is healthy. Good films entertain, but great films entertain AND inspire. Thank you Fight Club for making me look outside the box, professionally as well as in personal life.\nWhat I Love About It: James Haygood’s razor-sharp editing. The visual look. The flash-frames. The Dust Brothers’ dopey electronic score. The third-act twist. Fincher’s directing, which trumps all.\nBest Quote: I could go over the rules of fight club, but for some reason I love this line that Brad Pitt delivers leaving his seat in the plane: “Now, a question of etiquette – as I pass, do I give you the ass or the crotch?” Never has a worthier question been asked.\n2. JAWS (1975)\nDirector: Steven Spielberg\nWriters: Peter Benchley & Carl Gottlieb\nWell, it seems that Spielberg is a director that popped up on my list awfully lot. What can I say, the guy has mad skills and even when he’s not exactly making masterpieces, his still better at his craft than most directors. Hook, The Lost World or Always might not be great films, but their faults hardly lie in the directorial efforts of Steven Spielberg who speaks fluently the language of cinema. Yes, it might be unoriginal to say this, but I still think the guy is the best film director working today, closely followed by Robert Zemeckis. And there’s no other film that better encapsulates everything what makes Spielberg great than Jaws.\nBased on novel by Peter Benchley, Jaws tells a heartwarming story about a great white shark that eats people and police chief who thinks that the shark shouldn’t. Roy Scheider (in the 70’s the guy was in everything) plays the good chief, Brody, who gets into a tight jam when people start dying in his small coast town. He wants to close the beaches, but the slimy Mayor (Murray Hamilton) wants to keep the tourists happy and keep them swimming. When people keep dying (including a little Kintner boy), Brody is forced to go out to the sea and hunt the shark down before it kills again. Thankfully he is not going alone, because he’s accompanied with two rather remarkable individuals: a good-spirited marine biologist Hooper (Richard Dreyfuss) and a grumpy sea hunter Quint (Robert Shaw). The three men need to try to get along on the hunting trip, but their nerves are twisted further by the shark who targets their rather inadequate fishing boat.\nI want to do something a little unorthodox here. Rather than trying to do a comprehensive abbreviation of the things I love in this film, I’ll do a scattered and unfocused list of some of the things I love in Jaws. Here we go:\n- Mimicking with Brody & son.\n- The way Brody drinks wine.\n- Hooper’s appetite.\n- The reveal of Ben Gardener’s fate.\n- Hooper’s autopsy examinations (both of them).\n- “Spanish Ladies”-song.\n- The shooting star, and John Williams referencing “Spanish Ladies” in his score.\n- That John Williams score.\n- “We’re gonna need a bigger boat”.\n- Everything that happens in Orca, actually.\n- The way the artist chick whimper-yells “shark!”\n- The editing when Brody’s at the beach and he’s watching the ocean. Love the wipes with the passing people.\n- The shark rattling the cage. Happy accidents make great moments in cinema.\n- Hooper and Quint bickering; Quint’s can-crushing machismo and Hooper’s respond.\n- Fulfilling the action cinema trifecta: boobs, helicopters and explosions.\n- Comparing battle scars.\n- Quint’s U.S.S. Indianapolis -story.\n- The name of Bryan Singer’s production company, “Bad Hat Harry”, came from this movie. Hey, let’s be thankful it wasn’t “Stop Playing With Yourself, Hooper”.\n- The guys bonding and singing “Show me the way to go home”, only to be cut off by the shark, who seems to hate Irving King songs.\nThere’s a lot to love. I don’t think I’ve ever seen a film that balances humor with sheer terror quite so well. Whenever the shark attacks, it’s brutal and terrifying. Spielberg is a master at making violence feel real, whenever he grants his films go fully R-rated. Jaws, Saving Private Ryan, Schindler’s list, Amistad and Munich are great examples. In Jaws, the kills feel extra brutal, because there’s pretty much no music when they happen.\nThe characters in Jaws are strong, really strong. The three men are very well written and are perfectly portrayed by the three men playing them. Scheider is a good lead, playing a regular small town cop, who’s in a situation that’s way over his head, and he’s trying to cover his insecurities up, rather unconvincingly. Robert Shaw IS Quint, in my book. Whenever I see him in another role, all I see is Quint. He’s that good. But my favorite performance in the movie is delivered by Richard Dreyfuss. His Hooper is the MVP in the film and an absolute joy whenever he’s onscreen. Rickie D in Jaws is everything I’d hope to be as a person. Thankfully his character is wildly different in the film than in the book. Which brings me to…\nPeter Benchley’s novel of Jaws is not that good. The characters are pretty one-dimentional and the novel is awfully mean spirited. Dreyfuss’ Hooper is an asshole who gets into a relationship with Brody’s wife. And when Hooper gets eaten in the novel by the shark, Brody’s like: “good riddance, dickhead”. I don’t how the movie turned out how it did, but the decision to change the mood of the book was absolutely the correct one. I suspect Spielberg and writer Carl Gottlieb are to be thanked.\nAdventure, humor, suspense. This film has it all. It’s has insane amounts of replay value and it never loses its charm, Jaws is film making at its finest and a strong testament of the capabilities of its ingenious director. I’m sure you’ve already seen this, but if you haven’t, let me know. I’ll screen it with you. Anytime.\nWhat I Love About It: Read the list above.\nBest Quote: “We’re gonna need a bigger boat!” I also love Hooper’s W.C. Fields imitation: “I don’t have to take this abuse much longer!”\n1. BEFORE SUNRISE (1995)\nDirector: Richard Linklater\nWriters: Richard Linklater & Kim Krizan\nI was balancing the ranking between Jaws and Before Sunrise. Which one deserved the number one spot? For the longest time I think I preferred Jaws. That film is certainly makes an easy case for itself to be in the first place. Its masterful storytelling and excellent pacing makes easy to like among many. But one reason tipped the scale in favor of Before Sunrise, an underdog for sure, and that reason is my personal relationship with the film.\nLike in everything, the taste in film, music or any other form of art is wholly subjective. Your favorite movie should be something that speaks to you personally. You form a personal connection with the material that sticks with you and you carry the experience for the rest of your life. This happened to me when I saw Before Sunrise in 1995.\nA young American, Jesse (Ethan Hawke) meets a French girl Celine (Julie Delpy) in a train traveling through Europe. He is instantly interested in the girl and soon enough they start talking. They have a good chemistry together and they get along perfectly. They arrive in Vienna, which is Jesse’s stop. He enjoys Celine’s company and doesn’t want to let her go just yet, so he proposes that she’d get off the train with him and keep hanging out with him. She agrees and they spend an unforgettable night walking the streets of Vienna and forming a strong infatuation towards each other. But both of them know that in the morning they need to say goodbye to each other and face the fact they might never meet again.\nWhat first attracted me to this film was the fact that the whole film happens during one day. I came in for the gimmick, but stayed for the characters, ambience and the dialogue. Both Jesse and Celine feel like real people and their repertoire feels genuine and honest. Their romance is refreshingly unforced and uncontrived. The scene where Jesse and Celine listen to record in a listening booth is delightfully awkward and exiting. Anyone who’s ever had a crush on somebody knows how it feels suddenly to be in an intimate space with their object of affection. And we’ve all been there, when you acknowledge the fact that your shared time will come to an end.\nWhy Before Sunrise is my favorite movie, above all else? Well, it comes down to this: no other movie has influenced my way of living and my outlook on life like this movie has. Every relationship, every romantic encounter I’ve ever had was reflected by this film. Don’t get me wrong, I don’t compare my relationships with the film, or try to duplicate the movie in my own life. But I share the views on romance and love with the film. Especially the idea of young love. The sequels dealt with more mature content and did it perfectly. My love for Before Sunset and Before Midnight is strong and unflinching, but Before Sunrise is like my first love, always holding a special place in my heart.\nCinematically Before Sunrise is superb and Richard Linklater directs the film confidently but keeps the film’s technical trickery inconspicuous. There’s long takes without editing, long Steadicam shots and remarkable lighting design. DOP Lee Daniel does marvelous work that the viewer probably won’t even notice. Ethan Hawke and Julie Delpy are effortlessly charming in their roles and it’s hard to imagine any other actors in these roles. These are career defining roles for them both and should be applauded from here to eternity. I love those guys. And I love this film, with all of my heart.\nWhat I Love About It: I like nothing about it. I love everything about it.\nBest Quote: ”Let me get my bag”.\nThis list was a chance for me to reflect myself through these amazing films and my choices tell a lot of me as a person. It seems I am a hopeless romantic at heart who appreciates adventure and other-wordly elements, yet also appreciating the stories grounded on reality. I appreciate the passion and brilliance of these spectacular film makers who make film that can inspire us all. We should celebrate them and keep talking about them. Learn from them, appreciate them and share them amongst each other. And if you feel like it, make your own. Inspire someone else and make it on their list of favorite movie. Or music. Or comic. Or any form of art. Whatever rocks your boat.\nThank you for reading my rambling. Please feel to share, comment or even make your own list for me to read. But most importantly, stay inspired, whatever way you can.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "R | | Comedy, Drama\nA washed-up writer forms an unlikely friendship with a teenager from Long Island.\nEmma Stone and Ryan Reynolds would later be voice actors for the movie The Croods (2013).\nPictures didn't do it justice.\nClaire Dunn: Oh!\nFrom the outside Abby's house has just the second floor with two windows, while in interior scenes Abby lives in an attic with one window. It also looks much bigger from the inside than from the outside.\nHere With Me\nWritten by Justin Blockton & Adam Blockton\nPerformed by Cassidy Ladden\n$8,613 (USA) (25 April 2010)\n$15,388 (USA) (9 May 2010)\nSee what the IMDb editors are excited to watch in November, check out our guide to horror, streaming shows, superheroes, and more.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Movie Idealnyy muzh (1981) download free\nBook Title: Idealnyy muzh|\nDirectors: Viktor Georgiyev\nRelease Date: 1981-06\nRuntime: 93 min\nStars: Yuriy Yakovlev,Lyudmila Gurchenko,Anna Tvelenyova\nIMDb Rating: 7.6\nCountry: Soviet Union\nFull movie description \"Idealnyy muzh\":Sir Robert Chiltern is a successful Government minister, well-off and with a loving wife. All this is threatened when Mrs Cheveley appears in London with damning evidence of a past misdeed. Sir Robert turns for help to his friend Lord Goring, an apparently idle philanderer and the despair of his father. Goring knows the lady of old, and, for him, takes the whole thing pretty seriously.\nReviews of the Idealnyy muzh\nAdd a review for the film Idealnyy muzh\nMovie Idealnyy muzh download free\nFree download here. - Descarga gratuita aquí. - Download gratuito aqui. - Téléchargement gratuit ici. - 在这里免费下载 - حمل مجانا من هنا. - यहां नि: शुल्क डाउनलोड।.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Want to watch horror movies online? Any fan of horror movies, from those who just love the Halloween movies and sequels to those who love all of the horror movies out there, can find numerous places to catch all their favorite flicks online. Many of these sites are a great resource to proliferate a list of horror movies you love or to find a new favorite.\nBenefits of Watching Horror Movies Online\nEven if you've been watching other types of movies online, you might not realize that watching horror movies online particularly have several benefits. There benefits include:\n- Being able to stop and press pause. Sometimes horror movies can be crafty and leave little hints as to who the killer is. Stopping the movie or seeing it again for free whenever you feel means that you can take a second look and catch every little detail.\n- Sometimes, horror movies can be really scary. Being able to take a minute to regroup before continuing to watch can make the experience even better.\n- If you've ever seen a horror movie with someone who keeps trying to figure out why people like horror movies, you'll know they can sometimes ruin the movie. Watching online gives you a second chance to relive the experience.\n- Love a particular scary scene? You can catch it again and again if you watch horror movies online.\nWhere to Watch Horror Movies Online\nThere are a few great sources online where you can watch horror movies online. A few of these sites include:\n- Movies Found Online: Movies Found Online is a great resource for horror flicks, along with dozens of other genres. Find movies like Black Fog, Camp Blood 2, Horror Express, Vampire Bat, and The Thing from Another World.\n- Watch Free: This site has a large collections of shockers, but you must register for a free account in order to watch them.\n- Google Video: Google Videos is a great site for horror movies. The site features some of the rarest videos possible. Use the portal to search for the horror films that you can't find in stores or other places online.\n- YouTube: Just like Google Video, you can find numerous clips, full-length movies and features of your favorite horror flicks on YouTube. Even more important, you can catch the latest previews of all the upcoming horror movies out there.\n- Hulu.com: Everyone's favorite site for online TV and more, Hulu has a great selection of horror movies that you likely have never seen before!\nA Final Thought\nAny fan of watching horror movies online will tell you that the benefits of doing it outweigh the cons. Being able to do so is a great development in the history of horror movies. To get started, find an old favorite or a new movie you're interested in watching and sit down to relax!", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "The Birds (1963) / Horror-Drama\nMPAA Rated: PG-13 for scary images\nRunning Time: 119 min.\nCast: Tippi Hedren, Rod Taylor, Jessica Tandy, Suzanne Pleshette, Veronica Cartwright, Alfred Hitchcock (cameo)\nDirector: Alfred Hitchcock\nScreenplay: Evan Hunter (based on the short story by Daphne Du Maurier)\nReview published January 26, 2007\nThe Birds is one of the best \"creature features\" ever made, possibly only rivaled by Jaws for best ever, though the latter does owe a debt of style to this film. Though not entirely realistic, the visual effects are still reasonably workable even by today's more discriminating special effects crowd, and it still manages to deliver a good deal of suspense and hair-raising tension. While most people probably won't view birds as scary before seeing this film, by the end, you will forever be reminded of this film when you find yourself surrounded by a large flock of our \"feathered friends\".\nTippi Hedren (Marnie, Citizen Ruth) plays Melanie Daniels, a spoiled, rich socialite who one day bumps into an attractive man named Mitch (Taylor, The Time Machine) in a pet store who is looking for a pair of lovebirds as a present for his younger sister (Cartwright, Goin' South). Melanie decides to surprise the man with the birds but finds she has to travel to Bodega Bay to leave them with him. After she gets there, strange occurrences abound when the birds in the town seem to attack the humans for no good reason, then all hell breaks loose.\nWith The Birds, Alfred Hitchcock (Vertigo, The Trouble with Harry) demonstrates here why he is a true master of his craft, though it is arguably the last of his great masterworks. One of the most striking elements of the film is Hitchcock's ability to create tension and terror without utilizing any traditional score. It seems that his early days making silent films paid off in his ability to create the proper mood through editing, montage, and proper story pacing. If you had never heard of the film, you'd probably think that there is no way such a ridiculous premise could be remotely entertaining. Credit Hitch; very few, if any at the time, could have taken such a laughable premise and made it work, and work so well.\nThe cast is solid, with Hitchcock going with a relative unknown in Tippi Hedren, a \"find\" from a diet soft drink commercial who caught his eye. Though a relative novice, Hitch guides her well enough through the more difficult spots with finesse, mostly utilizing her for reaction shots that don't require her to show a great deal of emotion other than romantic whimsy, until the trauma of the harrowing finale. Taylor, Pleshette, and Tandy (batteries not included, Driving Miss Daisy) round up the fine cast of supporting players, and a very young Veronica Cartwright holds her own in one of her earliest roles.\nWatching the film today, one is struck by the fact that Hitchcock doesn't even unleash his horror film until the second half, which today would be almost unheard of. Perhaps this is why the film ends up working so well -- we actually get to know the characters before they are put into mortal peril, and the result is one truly disturbing scene after another. Most modern audiences will either grow impatient, or they will wonder why the film seems like a romance and horror film that somehow got mashed together, but, as it was in Psycho, this is Hitchcock toying with conventions. He lulls us into an altogether different kind of story, where everything seems to be going according to plan until nature decides otherwise, pulling the rug out from under us. Along with a very untraditional ending, Hitch coyly wipes the slate clean, as if to say that everything you came to know doesn't matter any more; the only thing that matters is the danger of the here and now.\n-- Followed by a vastly inferior, 1994 made-for-TV, in-name-only sequel, Birds II: Land's End, which is only of note for having a small part for Tippi Hedren, though it isn't as Melanie Daniels.\n©1998, 2007 Vince Leo", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Miami-Dade County To Rename Street After ‘Moonlight’\nGroundbreaking motion picture Moonlight continues to be celebrated. It was a box office success, won the Academy Award for Best Picture, and audiences everyone adored the film. However, the citizens of Miami, and Liberty City, specifically, view the film as a shining beacon on their life experiences .\nTo show how proud local residents are of the film, Miami-Dade County has announced that it will be renaming a Liberty City street “Moonlight Way,” according to The New Times.\n“This movie — at least what I got from it — really depicts the life of how a lot of us were raised and what we had to go through and endure as children in the inner city,” says Commissioner Audrey Edmonson, who is sponsoring the item.\n“This goes out to children still living here in the inner city that are told they will never amount to anything. It shows that it does not matter how you were raised or where you grew up; you can still turn out to be someone.”\nBarry Jenkins, the director of Moonlight and a Liberty City native, was commended for formulating a realistic and beautiful representation of what life is like for in area.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Nanouk Leopold / BE, NL, 2007 / 93 min.\nNanouk Leopold made a deep impression with her portrait of a family whose already precarious balance is put to the test by a letter from the paterfamilias announcing he wants to die.\nNanouk Leopold’s third feature film once again focuses on existential questions and relationships. Konraad wants to end his life. The letter he sends to his family to announce his plan acts as a catalyst on the already strained family relations.\n50 Years of IFFR, 75 Years of Filmmuseum\nThe anniversary programme Vive le cinéma! embraces film as the seventh art and offers a survey of films that have defined the history of the IFFR and Eye Filmmuseum.\nVive le cinéma!\nTo mark the 75th anniversary of the Filmmuseum and the 50th International Film Festival Rotterdam (IFFR), Eye and the IFFR have selected five film directors from five continents as a way of celebrating the unlimited power and diversity of world cinema, which is so vital for the programming.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "CinemaBlend participates in affiliate programs with various companies. We may earn a commission when you click on or make purchases via links.\nStreaming new movies from home has become more common as theaters were shuttered and moviegoers were socially distancing for over a year. Of course, this strategy hasn’t sat well with some in Hollywood, but at least people have been able to still see films at their convenience. Cruella was one of the films dealing with the film industry’s new hybrid model. Fortunately, the plan worked out, with Cruella 2 in the works. Now, word has come out the Disney origin story will be heading back to streaming sooner rather than later.\nDisney has announced that Cruella will start streaming once again when it comes back to Disney+ on August 27. This is major news for Disney+ subscribers who didn’t get to catch the film on the streamer the first time around. Originally the Disney crime comedy was released exclusively through Disney+’s Premier Access for $29.99, in addition to its theatrical release. Just like the film’s first time on the streamer, Cruella will be exclusively available on Disney+, so if you want to catch the movie there, make sure you're subscribed to the Mouse House's streaming service.\nBefore coming back to Disney+, Cruella was already available in other countries to streams. The Disney origin story has been on other streaming platforms where Disney+ wasn’t available. International fans have been viewing the Disney film at their leisure for months, so it coming back to Disney+ was inevitable for all moviegoers to see.\nWhile Disney+ will be its exclusive home, Cruella will be seen by more viewers. That will only be better for the news surrounding the upcoming sequel. As soon as the film started raking in huge box office returns, talks of Cruella 2 were already in motion. Of course, the sequel did hit a minor bump as Emma Stone paid attention to Scarlett Johansson’s current lawsuit against Disney. She reportedly spoke with Disney about returning for the sequel. Eventually things were worked out dealing with Stone’s compensation, as official news broke about Cruella 2 moving forward.\nOutside of Emma Stone’s return for Cruella 2, the all-star cast has been advocating for the sequel. Cast members such as Kirby Howell-Baptiste have spoken on where they want to see their characters go in the upcoming sequel. Maybe Cruella de Vil will evolve the same way Maleficent did in her films (or maybe not). Hopefully, the actors will have the natural progression they all want when the sequel’s script is finalized.\nDespite all the raging debate over theatrical versus streaming releases, Cruella is finally making its way back to Disney+. So film enthusiasts who couldn’t see the movie in theaters or didn't shell out for the Premier Access... access can now get ready to see the film from the comfort of their couch. That just proved the sequel news was more than reasonable despite Stone’s commitment to other films. Once again, Cruella will return to Disney+ on August 27, as well as arriving on DVD and Blu-ray on September 21.\nA boy from Greenwood, South Carolina. CinemaBlend Contributor. An animation enthusiast (anime, US and international films, television). Freelance writer, designer and artist. Lover of music (US and international).\nYour Daily Blend of Entertainment News\nThank you for signing up to CinemaBlend. You will receive a verification email shortly.\nThere was a problem. Please refresh the page and try again.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "How Marvel Heroes feel about Phase 4\nWe had to get Every Hero’s opinion about Marvel’s Phase 4.\nWhile some people are glad to get some shine others had a few things to say.\nWhat can audiences expect from Phase 4 of the MCU?\nThe Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) is one of the most successful franchises in the history of cinema. With 23 movies grossing over $22 billion worldwide, the MCU has become a cultural phenomenon. The MCU is known for its interconnected stories, engaging characters, and thrilling action sequences that have captured the hearts of millions of fans worldwide. With the conclusion of Phase 3 and the release of Spider-Man: Far From Home, the MCU has now entered its highly anticipated Phase 4. Here is what some Marvel heroes have to say about it:\nThor, the God of Thunder, played by Chris Hemsworth, has expressed his excitement for Phase 4. In an interview, he stated that “Thor: Love and Thunder” will be the best Marvel movie yet. He also expressed his love for the character Jane Foster (played by Natalie Portman) and the storyline for the upcoming movie.\nBlack Widow, played by Scarlett Johansson, is finally getting her own solo movie in Phase 4. In an interview, Johansson expressed her excitement for the movie and the opportunity to explore the character in more depth. Black Widow’s solo movie, set between Captain America: Civil War and Avengers: Infinity War, will delve into the character’s past and show audiences the events that made her who she is today.\nDoctor Strange, played by Benedict Cumberbatch, has hinted at a darker tone for Phase 4. In an interview, he stated that “Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness” will be a “unique film” that goes “into the scary and the horrific”. The movie is set to explore the multiverse, a concept that was first introduced in Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse.\nSpider-Man, played by Tom Holland, has expressed his enthusiasm for the future of the MCU. Holland has stated that he’s excited to explore the relationship between Spider-Man and his mentor, Tony Stark, who met a tragic end in Avengers: Endgame. Holland has also hinted at the possibility of teaming up with other MCU characters in future movies.\nCaptain Marvel, played by Brie Larson, has stated that she’s excited to see where her character goes in Phase 4. Captain Marvel made her debut in the MCU in March 2019 and has quickly become a fan favorite. Larson has stated that she’s excited to explore the relationship between Captain Marvel and other female characters in the MCU, and hinted at the possibility of Captain Marvel leading a team of female superheroes in the future.\nIn conclusion, Phase 4 of the MCU is shaping up to be an exciting and innovative chapter in the franchise’s history. Marvel heroes are excited to explore their characters in more depth and tackle new challenges. With the introduction of new characters and storylines, Phase 4 promises to be a thrilling ride for fans of the MCU.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "The first decade of the Marvel Cinematic Universe cannot be defined without mentioning the God Of Thunder aka Thor, Chris Hemsworth. The actor embodied the chiseled character so aptly that no longer do we know any difference between the real and the reel men. He has stayed with the studio for almost a decade and featured in numerous movies over the past years as the celestial character.\nThe actor started with Thor in 2011 and soon enough became one of the most favourite and strongest MCU characters. Chris soon made his way into the Avengers and the future looked glorious. But wait, that wasn’t the case always in his head. Hemsworth once thought that the Marvel bosses are writing him out of the Cinematic Universe after he was absent and unaware about Chris Evans’ Captain America: Civil War.\nCaptain America: Civil War was the most surprising of the Marvel movies. It did not have an antagonist but two Avengers fighting each other with the entire team divided into two. But what was more bothering was the absence of two of the strongest Superheroes of the team. Chris Hemsworth’s Thor and Mark Ruffalo’s Hulk.\nChris Hemsworth now reveals he was clueless about Captain America: Civil War being made. “I remember being on the ‘Age of Ultron’ press tour, and everyone was talking about ‘Civil War,'” Hemsworth said in a new behind-the-scenes book called “The Story of Marvel Studios: The Making of the Marvel Cinematic Universe” by Tara Bennett and Paul Terry.\nChris Hemsworth added: “I was like, ‘What’s ‘Civil War’?’ I asked, ‘Are you doing a side project or something?’ They’re like, ‘Oh no, Captain America, y’know? The next one is ‘Civil War.’ I’m like, ‘Wait … Iron Man’s in that?’ And it’s like, ‘Yeah, but there’s not just Iron Man. There’s Vision. There’s Spider-Man.'”\nChris Hemsworth said the shocking news had him wondering what he was doing there. He added, “What the hell am I doing? They said, ‘You’re doing your own thing,'” the actor said. “I thought, ‘This is it. I’m being written out.'”\nWell, he wasn’t. Soon Chris Hemsworth was back on the sets and that was enough validation to leave behind the negative thoughts.\nStay tuned to Koimoi for more information.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Most Popular \"Ecstasy\" Titles\n- Movies or TV\n- IMDb Rating\n- Instant Watch Options\n- In Theaters\n- On TV\n- Release Year\n1. Black Swan (2010)\nR | 108 min | Drama, Thriller\nA committed dancer wins the lead role in a production of Tchaikovsky's \"Swan Lake\" only to find herself struggling to maintain her sanity.\nVotes: 556,455 | Gross: $106.95M\n2. This Is the End (2013)\nR | 107 min | Comedy, Fantasy\nWhile attending a party at James Franco's house, Seth Rogen, Jay Baruchel and many other celebrities are faced with the apocalypse.\nVotes: 313,861 | Gross: $101.47M\n3. Magic Mike XXL (2015)\nR | 115 min | Comedy, Drama, Music\nThree years after Mike bowed out of the stripper life at the top of his game, he and the remaining Kings of Tampa hit the road to Myrtle Beach to put on one last blow-out performance.\nVotes: 39,316 | Gross: $66.01M\n5. Entourage (2015)\nR | 104 min | Comedy\nMovie star Vincent Chase, together with his boys Eric, Turtle, and Johnny, are back - and back in business with super agent-turned-studio head Ari Gold on a risky project that will serve as Vince's directorial debut.\nVotes: 60,578 | Gross: $32.36M\n8. The Interview (II) (2014)\nR | 112 min | Comedy\nDave Skylark and his producer Aaron Rapoport run the celebrity tabloid show \"Skylark Tonight\". When they land an interview with a surprise fan, North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un, they are recruited by the CIA to turn their trip to Pyongyang into an assassination mission.\nVotes: 250,104 | Gross: $6.11M\n9. We Are Your Friends (2015)\nR | 96 min | Drama, Music, Romance\nCaught between a forbidden romance and the expectations of his friends, aspiring DJ Cole Carter attempts to find the path in life that leads to fame and fortune.\nVotes: 22,125 | Gross: $3.59M\n10. Martyrs (2008)\nR | 99 min | Horror\nA young woman's quest for revenge against the people who kidnapped and tormented her as a child leads her and a friend, who is also a victim of child abuse, on a terrifying journey into a living hell of depravity.\n11. Original Sin (2001)\nR | 116 min | Drama, Mystery, Romance\nA woman along with her lover, plan to con a rich man by marrying him and on earning his trust running away with all his money. Everything goes as planned until she actually begins to fall in love with him.\nVotes: 45,248 | Gross: $16.25M\n12. Project X (2012)\nR | 88 min | Comedy, Crime\n3 high school seniors throw a birthday party to make a name for themselves. As the night progresses, things spiral out of control as word of the party spreads.\nVotes: 158,352 | Gross: $54.72M\n13. Filth (I) (2013)\nR | 97 min | Comedy, Crime, Drama\nA corrupt, junkie cop with Borderline Personality Disorder attempts to manipulate his way through a promotion in order to win back his wife and daughter while also fighting his own borderline-fueled inner demons.\nVotes: 74,550 | Gross: $0.03M\n15. 25th Hour (2002)\nR | 135 min | Drama\nCornered by the DEA, convicted New York drug dealer Montgomery Brogan reevaluates his life in the 24 remaining hours before facing a seven-year jail term.\nVotes: 150,624 | Gross: $13.06M\n16. Charlie Countryman (2013)\nR | 103 min | Comedy, Drama, Romance\nWhile traveling abroad, a guy falls for a Romanian beauty whose unreachable heart has its origins in her violent, charismatic ex.\nVotes: 21,594 | Gross: $0.01M\n17. The Sessions (2012)\nR | 95 min | Biography, Comedy, Drama\nA man in an iron lung who wishes to lose his virginity contacts a professional sex surrogate with the help of his therapist and priest.\nVotes: 36,588 | Gross: $6.00M\n18. Diary of a Nymphomaniac (2008)\nUnrated | 102 min | Drama, Romance\nA chronicle of the life of a middle-class French girl's sexual adventures, her then fall into prostitution, and her ultimate redemption.\n19. Candy (2006)\nR | 108 min | Drama, Romance\nA poet falls in love with an art student who gravitates to his bohemian lifestyle -- and his love of heroin. Hooked as much on one another as they are on the drug, their relationship alternates between states of oblivion, self-destruction, and despair.\nVotes: 36,150 | Gross: $0.04M\n20. Bringing Out the Dead (1999)\nR | 121 min | Drama, Thriller\nHaunted by the patients he failed to save, an extremely burned-out Manhattan ambulance paramedic fights to maintain his sanity over three fraught and turbulent nights.\nVotes: 53,364 | Gross: $16.64M\n22. Romance & Cigarettes (2005)\nR | 105 min | Comedy, Musical, Romance\nA down-and-dirty musical set in the world of working-class New York, tells a story of a husband's journey into infidelity and redemption when he must choose between his seductive mistress and his beleaguered wife.\nVotes: 10,115 | Gross: $0.54M\n24. Dangerous Beauty (1998)\nR | 111 min | Biography, Drama, Romance\nA Venetian courtesan becomes a hero to her city, but later becomes the target of an inquisition by the Church for witchcraft.\nVotes: 12,487 | Gross: $4.53M\n25. Club Dread (2004)\nR | 104 min | Comedy, Horror, Thriller\nWhen a serial killer interrupts the fun at the swanky Coconut Pete's Coconut Beach Resort--a hedonistic island paradise for swingers--it's up to the club's staff to stop the violence...or at least hide it.\nVotes: 23,931 | Gross: $4.99M\n26. A Very Harold & Kumar 3D Christmas (2011)\nR | 90 min | Adventure, Comedy\nSix years after their Guantanamo Bay adventure, stoner buds Harold Lee and Kumar Patel cause a holiday fracas by inadvertently burning down Harold's father-in-law's prize Christmas tree.\nVotes: 55,448 | Gross: $35.03M\n27. Broken Embraces (2009)\nR | 127 min | Drama, Romance, Thriller\nHarry Caine, a blind writer, reaches this moment in time when he has to heal his wounds from 14 years back. He was then still known by his real name, Mateo Blanco, and directing his last movie.\nVotes: 31,505 | Gross: $5.01M\n28. Formula 51 (2001)\nR | 93 min | Action, Comedy, Crime\nAn American master chemist plans to score big on a once in a lifetime drug deal. All does not go as planned and he is soon entangled in a web of deceit.\nVotes: 43,053 | Gross: $5.20M\n30. Monamour (2006)\n94 min | Drama\nDario is a little publisher from Milano. He is joining the Mantova Festival Letteratura (Book fair) 2004. Marta, his unsatisfied wife, accompanies him. Leon is a French ... See full summary »\n31. All Ladies Do It (1992)\nUnrated | 93 min | Comedy, Drama\nDiana is happily married to Paolo, but due to her wild passion for sex, she regularly winds up in short lived erotic adventures. She doesn't hide from Paolo, in contrast, she tells him, in order to add fresh impulses in their own sex life.\n34. Dead End (I) (2003)\nR | 85 min | Horror, Mystery, Thriller\nChristmas Eve. On his way to his in-laws with his family, Frank Harrington decides to try a shortcut, for the first time in 20 years. It turns out to be the biggest mistake of his life.\n35. Wish You Were Here (I) (2012)\nR | 89 min | Drama, Mystery\nFour friends lose themselves in a carefree South-East Asian holiday. Only three come back. Dave and Alice return home to their young family desperate for answers about Jeremy's mysterious ... See full summary »\nVotes: 4,303 | Gross: $0.05M\n36. The Beast (1975)\nX | 93 min | Drama, Fantasy, Horror\nA late businessman's daughter is heading with her aunt to the estate of her soon-to-be husband, unaware of the strange rumors that cloud the family's name.\n39. I'm the Angel of Death: Pusher III (2005)\nNot Rated | 90 min | Crime, Drama, Thriller\nIn this third installment of the 'Pusher' trilogy, we follow Milo (Zlatko Buric), the drug lord from the two first films. He is aging, he is planning his daughter's 25th birthday and his ... See full summary »\n40. The Murder Pact (2015)\nTV-14 | 85 min | Thriller\nRevolves around four friends at a prestigious university whose promising futures are jeopardized when they become connected to the accidental death of a classmate. When another student says... See full summary »\n43. Bliss (1997)\nR | 103 min | Drama, Romance\nA newly married happy couple visits a sex therapist to determine why the wife can't achieve an orgasm with her husband. This causes a horrific suppressed memory to emerge and she becomes more and more distant.\nVotes: 1,632 | Gross: $0.21M\n44. Dirty Love (2005)\nR | 91 min | Comedy, Romance\nA jilted photographer sets off on a mission to get back at her philandering model boyfriend and along the way discovers that not all love is created equal.\nVotes: 6,102 | Gross: $0.04M\n45. Holy Rollers (2010)\nR | 89 min | Biography, Crime, Drama\nIn Brooklyn, a youth from an Orthodox Jewish community is lured into becoming an Ecstasy dealer by his pal who has ties to an Israeli drug cartel.\nVotes: 4,281 | Gross: $0.30M\n46. Zebra Lounge (2001 TV Movie)\nR | 93 min | Thriller\nA husband and wife, dissatisfied with their banal suburban existence, take a walk on the wild side one night with a couple they meet at the Zebra Lounge.\n47. The Bubble (2006)\nUnrated | 117 min | Comedy, Drama, Romance\nThe movie follows a group of young friends in the city of Tel Aviv and is as much a love song to the city as it is an exploration of the claim that people in Tel Aviv are isolated from the ... See full summary »\nVotes: 4,731 | Gross: $0.16M\n48. Eat with Me (2014)\n95 min | Comedy, Drama, Romance\nWhen Emma moves in with her estranged, gay son, the pair must learn to reconnect through food where words fail, and face the foreclosure of the family's Chinese restaurant and a stubborn fear of intimacy.\n49. The Skinny (I) (2012)\n103 min | Comedy, Drama, Romance\nDirector Patrik-Ian Polk provides exciting character developments, brilliant cinematography and life lessons for all, particularly for black LGBT members. Cameo appearances of key actors of the Noah Arc series are visual delights.\n50. Ecstasy (II) (2011)\n99 min | Drama, Romance\nSmall drug smuggler from Scotland is trying to figure out his way through life until he meets beautiful girl from Canada who seeks a change after bad relationship she just got out of it.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Tooth Fairy follows Carla who has recently taken care of her sister's son Corey after her death. When visiting Nana to collect Corey's birth certificate, Nana starts to tell the legend of the evil tooth fairy who rips out teeth. Carla is sick of her crazy alcoholic stories and tries to leave, however, a power outage suggests something is amiss, something much more sinister than Carla could imagine.\nFor the Little Monsters\nChannelOn NowUp Next\n- Ch 271The Deeper You DigWhen a girl is senselessly murdered, she proves that love won't stay buried.BodyA group of college co-eds break into a secluded house on Xmas Eve and find themselves entangled in a nightmare steeped in tension, suspicion, double-crossing, and murder where no one is to be trusted.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Morbius was released this week to — shall we say — little fanfare. It dains to be a film about a character few regular cinema-goers knew much about, and attached itself to Spider-man: No Way Home‘s thunder much like its predecessor Venom: Let there be Carnage. I still have not yet seen the latter.\n“Wanna go watch Morbius for the lolz?” I texted Joe — a good friend of mine.\nAnd ever dutiful to his movie critiques, he responds, “I had been intending to give it a chance anyway.”\nA lesson of intense regret\nIn an attempt to cure his condition, Michael Morbius creates vampirism. He then regrets that creation and ends up having to correct it. This is the core plot of Morbius.\nPerhaps it is poetic Morbuis centres around Morbius’ regret for creating something too horrific for the general populace. Or, at least, utterly laughable considering Morbius‘ reception. On April 5 2022, its critic score on Rotten Tomatoes sits at a measly 16% — remarkably low. To be fair, it is not the only Marvel movie in history to sit so low on the scale, and chances are, it will not be the last. But as its production studio dares to create a Marvel Cinematic Universe of its own (again!), such a score may prove fatal to its efforts.\nAccording to Twitter, Morbius is a bad film worthy of its bad run of empty cinemas and projector crashes.\nAccording to Joe, Morbius is outright dreadful. In fact, when I looked at him as the credits rolled, his hands were pulling his bottom eyelids down to his cheeks, the red of his sockets attempting to pop his eyeballs out of his skull. Perhaps the intention was to destroy his eyes, the trauma being enough to overpower the memory of the movie itself. Quite the scene, to be sure. He was so livid, when we conversed during the wait for the post-credits scenes he strongly disagreed I compared to what I consider the equally flawed Uncharted that was released not long ago. Regular readers of mine may recall I watched The Batman with Joe. He loves that film, and considers it a cinematic masterpiece. Meanwhile, I hate it with a passion. We have different tastes in movies.\nOur opinions on Morbius, while not drastically different, continue the tradition of our contending opinions.\nFor a film in its own right, I hate to admit that I didn’t mind Morbius. On the surface, it is not good, but neither is it the absolute catastrophe many have made it out to be. “Think Iron Man but instead of flying around in an armoured suit he turns into a bat,” was the summary I gave my mother. Perhaps this film was meant to be Jared Leto’s redemption like Iron Man worked for Robert Downey Jr.\nIt’s when you think back on the events of the film and take into consideration the supposed “character arcs” that things start to crack. You remember certain things or scenes, sit back in your chair and think “hey wait a minute…?” For example, for a story that features a lot of regret, it fails to lean hard into this aspect. The actions within this film don’t have many consequences.\n- Sure, Morbius gets stuck hiding away from police, but it appears as nothing more than a mild inconvenience for someone who’s never done much hiding before (or at least, has never done so without significant financial support from a certain backer).\n- A trusted colleague of his is killed, but save for a “I didn’t kill her” comment by Morbius, she appears to have only existed for Milo’s transformation’s sake.\n- Morbius’ bat-like hearing has no consequence whatsoever. See Daredevil on how that can potentially mess up your protagonist during their training montage. (Were they trying to avoid comparisons?)\n- The trailers include scenes that are not in the film. Michael Keaton doesn’t show up until the post-credits.\n- The promotional material describes Morbius as an anti-hero. This is inaccurate. There is no “anti” necessary if the events of this film are to be believed.\n- Do you know what happened to Morbius’ patient? Neither do I. For someone so important to the first thirty minutes of the film, she gets no resolution. (Why wasn’t she the one killed instead of the nurse?)\n- Tyrese Gibson’s character had some kind of contraption on his arm in his final scene of the film (and goes to suspicious lengths to hide it in his pocket throughout the movie) yet nothing ever comes of it.\n- Morbius and Martine go from being colleagues to kissing on a roof-top with no build-up. In fact, Leto has more romantic chemistry with Matt Smith than with Adria Arjona, I was suspicious of attempted queer-baiting…\nMilo (actually “Lucien”) has a villain arc that left me baffled. What was the plan here? We know the plan is “make Morbius drink human blood, make him accept being a vampire!”, but then he goes ahead and keeps trying to kill him. What was the end-game here? Was his character supposed to be insane in such a childlike way? Why wasn’t this explored earlier? The most we see of him prior to his own ‘affliction’ is that he’s a rich-kid (not that we really see this, either) and got beat up by bullies once about 20 years ago.\nAnd then the film just ends. “As if someone got near to the end of their presentation, turned it off and said ‘alright, I’m done’,” Joe mused, feigning to walk away.\nDespite my (and those I know personally) dislike for Jared Leto as an individual, his portrayal of Michael Morbius is entirely respectable. There was a brief moment where a shirtless Leto walks around his lab when I had to think to myself “Why him? Surely many others auditioned for this role, so why him?” His portrayal, while respectable, is not at all unique and I can personally imagine many other people as this character. Unfortunately I was not able to forget that it is the intense “weirds his co-stars out with rats” Jared Leto making me feel pity for Michael Morbius. Damn.\nNone of this addresses the post-credit scenes that have many online enraged. I can see why. Not only is one of them so hastily patched together, it’s clear Michael Keaton could not be brought back to film a total of three shots in a conversation (instead, the studio having to resort to ADR), but it appears as if Sony’s intention is to keep throwing things at the wall in hopes something sticks.\nThe Disney Marvel formula continues to elude Sony. Have they not learned their lesson from The Amazing Spider-man? Must we be forced to endure this torture again? Sony certainly wants us to. Morbuis could, and should, be considered its own outing, but it desperately grasps onto other Sony movies through minute references.\nMorbius is neither good nor bad. It just is. And maybe that’s the most disappointing thing about it.", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "“California Dreamin'” by the Mamas and the Papas. You will fall in love with that song (if you haven’t already) after watching this movie. Two stories, entangling into one; both about Hong Kong policemen falling in love with mysterious women. It was recommended by my friend after I said I loved Frances Ha. I don’t know whether you can call this as offbeat romance.. but to me it was, and it’s well worth the watch.\nWhat did you think? Who should watch it?", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "One of the end credits scenes in this summer's blockbuster Ant-Man featured Captain America (Chris Evans) and The Falcon (Anthony Mackie) finally tracking down The Winter Soldier (Sebastian Stan), whose metal arm was trapped in some sort of vice. We saw a bit more of this scene in the first trailer for Captain America: Civil War, Marvel's first Phase Three movie, which also revealed that The Winter Soldier is starting to get some of his memories back from his childhood with Steve Rogers. While doing press for the international release of The Martian, Sebastian Stan teased that Captain America: Civil War will shed new light on The Winter Soldier's story.\n\"Where we find him after Captain America: The Winter Soldier, he's in a place where he is learning about himself, and he's discovering - as you saw in the last scene of The Winter Soldier, at the museum - he's starting to put the pieces together, starting to learn about the past. Where he's been. What he's done. And as you'll see in the next movie, it doesn't come without a huge price: emotionally, mentally and... yeah, it's not easy for him to learn about what he's done.\"\nThe Winter Soldier, a.k.a. Bucky Barnes, was first revealed in 2011's Captain America: The First Avenger, and he returned in last year's Captain America: The Winter Soldier, where we learned that he was captured by Hydra and turned into The Winter Soldier. While his memories of his childhood friend Steve Rogers were presumably erased by Hydra, we did see at the end of Captain America: The Winter Soldier that he is finally starting to remember who he really was before his transformation. The actor also revealed that he may always have some relationship with Hydra.\n\"You have to remember it is the same Hydra in a sense that is responsible for him still being alive. And what happened before the movie Winter Soldier - and there will be a lot of things sort of made more clear in Civil War about what happened with him - kind of set up this relationship that he may always have with Hydra, one way or another. Because in a way they are like his second family. If that makes sense.\"\nAnthony Russo and Joe Russo are directing Captain America: Civil War from a script by Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely, who have written all three Captain America movies. We know from the trailer and promo art revealed earlier this year that The Winter Soldier will be fighting alongside Captain America, as he squares off against Iron Man's team of heroes. Are you looking forward to learning more about The Winter Soldier in Captain America: Civil War?", "label": "Yes"} {"text": "Download Film Dedh Ishqiya Full Movie 3gp\nDownload Dedh Ishqiya likewap Likewap.com likewap.in Bollywood Mp3 Songs Music Video Download, Free Ringtones, Mp3 Song, likewap\nDownload Film Dedh Ishqiya Full Movie Mp4 . . (2014) Full Movie, Bollywood Hindi Film, Movie for Mobile, Pc In Avi, 3gp, Mp4 and Hd Formats. 90053462e7 .. Download \"dedh ishqiya film songs\" mp3, mp4, 3gp songs for free at HDSong.mobi.. Latest Bollywood Movies,Hollywood Movies,Hindi Dubbed Hollywood and South movies In Mp4,HD Mp4 or High Quality Mp4\nCheck all videos related to ishqiya movie full. Gen Youtube. . Dedh Ishqiya Full Hindi Movie Part 5 . 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The zodiac sign of our planet is known as the sign of the zodiac, which is a symbol that represents a person’s personality. The zodiac sign represents the nature of our souls, and the nature of our actions. It also represents what type of person we are as a person.\nIn ancient times, the zodiac was thought to be the path people would take to an afterlife. It’s actually more of a metaphor than a literal path. The zodiac sign is a symbol that people associate with a person’s personality. The main symbol of the zodiac is the scorpion, which is a symbol for anger, hatred, and violence.\nThis is an excellent, if somewhat subjective, comment. It’s not a very clear and concise way to draw a conclusion. For example, Colt may be trying to kill people, but he’s not sure how to do that in the final scene, so he’s just trying to make sense of it. In fact, he doesn’t know what to make of it, so he’s just trying to explain what he means.\nA number of the other characters in the film have some very interesting, interesting ideas about how to make sure that the characters are on point. While being able to easily tell how to get the character off of the screen, it’s very easy to get the character off of the screen, because he’s in an instant-message bubble.\nThis is a great point. It was a little unclear how you could do something like that in a movie, because everyone thinks they’re on the same page. In fact, a certain character in the movie was actually the first to say “I just need to get my thoughts out of my head for a second, I need to think of something else.\nIn the movie, the character who was the first one to say I just need to get my thoughts out of my head for a second, got interrupted. It wasn’t that he was thinking of something else, it was that he was thinking of getting away from the character he was on the screen with.\nThis is one of the few things that people who are still feeling the same way about the movie may not be. Because everyone thinks they are on the same page. This could be because everyone is still on the same page as everything else, and the movie is a very different story.\nWhile I feel that it is important to have a clear character in a story, I think that the movie is much better if this is not the case. There is so much more going on in this story, like the fact that the movie is set in a country of the same name.\nIt is important to mention that the movie is set in a country in the same way that the movie was set in a country. It is important to understand that the movie is not the same as the movie. It will be great if the movie becomes what is known as a “zodiac movie.” This would be a movie that is set in a specific year and a specific country that is the same as the movie. This way the movie can be more about the characters, not the story.\nI know this is a general topic, but is it really that hard to understand what we’re talking about? To me, it doesn’t seem so much harder than the movie where we’re watching the stars.\nThe world of the zodiac is not built from one star to the next, and the zodiac sign is not a good sign for sure. It is very common that it is a zodiac sign, whereas those who call themselves a zodiac do not have the same experience. As a result, the Zodiac signs are very similar to the zodiac signs in the story.", "label": "No"} {"text": "(The Summary of “Noli Me Tangere”)\nBasilio returns to San Diego to look for his insane mother. Upon seeing her in the town, he runs after her until they enter the forest owned by the Ibarras. Sisa dies, after eventually recognizing her son. When Basilio regains consciousness, Elias orders him to cremate his him and his mother.", "label": "No"} {"text": "to customize your list.\nmore stack exchange communities\nStart here for a quick overview of the site\nDetailed answers to any questions you might have\nDiscuss the workings and policies of this site\nWhy not use SDS-PAGE as a method to detect viruses?\nRecently, I have been researching about DNA and I know the most popular method for detecting viruses is based on DNA. 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This is an Italian web series. It was released on the streaming platform, Amazon Prime Video on 8 December 2022. The writers of The Bad Guy are Ludovica Rampoldi, Davide Serino, and Giuseppe G. Stasi.\nThe directors are Guancarlo Fontana and Giuseppe G. Stasi. The production companies are Amazon Studios and Indigo Film. The producers are Fabiomassimo Dell’Orco and Andrea Passalacqua. The Bad Guy has six episodes ranging from around 47 to 57 minutes.\nIt follows the genres of crime, drama, and comedy. This Italian web show has received a rating of 7.2 from IMDb, 6.3 from Film Affinity, 93% from Rotten Tomatoes, and 94% from Google users. Since the first season was so popular, the audience is curious about The Bad Guy Season 2 release date.\nThe Bad Guy Season 2 Release Date\nThis may be sad news to the fans of this show. Unfortunately, the showrunners have said nothing about The Bad Guy. They have not renewed it. However, they did not cancel it either. The fate of The Bad Guy Season 2 is hanging in the balance. The first season has positive reviews and ratings.\nThis can act as a factor for the show getting renewed for its second season. But without the official confirmation by the creators, we do not know what will happen. As of September 2023, The Bad Guy Season 2 release date is unknown. If it gets renewed, The Bad Guy Season 2 release date can be as late as 2025.\nThe Bad Guy Season 2 Plot\nWe do not know what will happen in The Bad Guy Season 2. If the creators renew it, we can have an idea. The first season of The Bad Guy focused on Nino Scotellaro. He was a magistrate in Palermo, Sicily. He was against the Mafia and worked hard to bring them down. One of his targets was Mariano Suno. Mariano Suno has lots of ties with the Scotellaro family.\nHe has done them nothing, but wrong. To bring Suno down, Nino Scotellaro takes the help of his sister, Leonarda Scotellaro. She is a Special Forces Agent. One day while trying to bring Mariano Suno down, Nino is trapped in a web. His wife, Luvi is a defense attorney. She tried her best to rid him of the fake accusations, but she failed. Nino gets 15 years in jail. However, he escapes. What follows is his story of getting revenge and trying to bring the truth to light.\nThe Bad Guy Season 2 Cast\nIn the first season of The Bad Guy, we have Luigi Lo Cascio in the role of Nino Scotellaro; Claudia Pandolfi in the role of Luvi Bray; Vincenzo Pirrotta in the role of Salvatore Tracina; Selene Caramazza in the role of Leonarda Scotellaro; Giulia Maenza in the role of Teresa Suro; Antonio Catania in the role of Mariano Suro; Fabrizio Ferracane in the role of Cataldo Silvio Maria Palamita; and Ivano Calafato in the role of Vincenzuccio Tracina.\nWe also see Alessandro Lui playing the character of Matteo Boccanera; Antonio Zavatteri playing the character of Gianfranco Costardello; Francesco Zenzola playing the character of Nicola Pizzilli; Enrico Lo Verso playing the character of Ernesto Lanzardo; Souleymane Seye Ndiaye playing the character of Mario; and Guia Jelo playing the character of Giusy Corifena. There is no cast for The Bad Guy season 2.\nThe Bad Guy Season 2 Trailer\nYou will find no trailer for The Bad Guy Season 2 anywhere online. The show has not been renewed yet. But, the trailer for the first season of The Bad Guy is available on sites like IMDb and YouTube. You may also find more previews and teaser trailers.\nWhere Can You Watch The Bad Guy Season 2 Online?\nThe first season of The Bad Guy was released on the streaming platform, Amazon Prime Video. This channel holds exclusive streaming rights over the six episodes. The Bad Guy Season 2 is unreleased and not renewed. If the creators took The Bad Guy Season 2 up, we can watch the new episodes on Amazon Prime Video.\nFrequently Asked Questions\nThe Bad Guy Season 2 release date can be as late as 2025. This is because the showrunners have not yet renewed the second season.\nThe Bad Guy is about a man named Nino Scotellaro who wants justice after his enemies wrongfully convicted him.\nThere are no episodes for The Bad Guy Season 2, but the first season has six.", "label": "No"} {"text": "Role-playing Games Meta\nto customize your list.\nmore stack exchange communities\nStart here for a quick overview of the site\nDetailed answers to any questions you might have\nDiscuss the workings and policies of this site\nWarhammer Fantasy Role Play, 1st Edition\nCharacter Generation for WFRP Hogshead edition\nMy gaming group pulled out some old books, and we found Warhammer Fantasay RP. The book was published in 1995, and the owner thought it was second edition. 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She plans on turning all her slaves into evil harpies.\nOther name: Shounen Jack to Mahou Tsukai; 少年ジャックと魔法使い", "label": "No"} {"text": "The last time she showed up on screen was in 2014's X-Men: Days of Future Past, played by Chinese actress Bingbing Fan.\nChung is the first actor cast in the highly anticipated project.\nThe Gotham actress has signed on to play the famed character Blink in Fox's Marvel drama pilot, The Hollywood Reporter has confirmed. Deadline has reported that the studio has brought in Gotham Star Jamie Chung as Blink, the mutant whos' main power is teleportation. After being traumatized from having to leave the life she knows, she slowly regains her confidence, and adapts to her new life. Chung will joins Blair Redford (Switched At Birth) as a series regular. Blink's real name is Clarice Fong (Ferguson in the comics), and she has the ability to teleport great distances, and can also focus her powers into blade-like energy.\nWith FX's Legion out there enthralling and confusing audiences from week to week, that other X-Men-related TV show is starting to pull itself together. Marvel announced the Fox Marvel Jamie Chung casting, and describes her character as a \"sarcastic and lively tomboy\". Now it appears that Chung's Blink will not be connected to the Blink introduced in the cinematic X-Men universe - though there is always the possibility that could change as additional details emerge.\nFox's untitled X-Men show has Burn Notice's Matt Nix as showrunner, with long-time X-Men movie director Bryan Singer helming the pilot. The character is killed in the film, but she was part of an alternative future that characters like Patrick Stewart's Professor X and Ian McKellen's Magneto were trying to stop. 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Interactive\n- UPC: 883928927181", "label": "No"} {"text": "Best fantasy TV visible crew/equipment of all time\nPlease vote as you browse around to help the best rise to the top.\nVisible crew/equipment: In the episode Driving Miss Lazy, in the scene where they get in Eddie's new car watch Raven get into the car, her left foot kicks a some sort of power outlet on the ground with a lot of plugs in it. Judging from the direction of the cords they seem to go to the camera or other equipment. They wouldn't have put a power outlet there for set decoration.\nVisible crew/equipment: In Episode 8, \"Cabin in the Woods\": When Daedalus finds Archon on the floor of the mansion, he picks him up and helps him into a chair. The camera follows their movement upwards when they are rising from the floor, and there is a boom mic that comes into view, at the top of the screen.Twotall\nVisible crew/equipment: During George's funeral, the camera swings around to follow the employee from Happy Time (the guy who George gives files, minus the red ones, to) and as he crosses the room to the other side, you see a crew member holding a boom mic, who looks over a little startled and moves back out of view.Tofu\nVisible crew/equipment: When Arthur goes to Dragoon to ask for help, when Dragoon runs out of the hut to turn back into Merlin, on the left hand side of the screen you can see a camera crew in modern clothes. [Fixed in Netflix version]. (00:23:00)\nVisible crew/equipment: After the cannibal woman spits on the guard as he walks through the prison transport ship, he comes to a long haired guy. But as he comes onto screen you can see the end of the set piece for the ship with the walls of the shooting studio visible. Then when the camera cuts to another angle it shows the guard still has a lot of ship to walk through. (00:09:25)Quantom X", "label": "No"} {"text": "The Girl Before is a new original limited series on HBO Max based on JP Delaney’s best-selling novel.\nWhen do we get to see The Girl Before on the screen? Luckily, the premiere date is set this February, and we’ll get to watch it soon!\nYou might have lots of questions on your mind about The Girl Before series. Continue reading if you’re curious!\nWhat is The Girl Before About?\nThe series was first announced back in March 2021. It is a psychological thriller series with a twist-filled plot that tells the story of a woman who questions whether the opportunity to live in an ultra-minimalist home is worth living under a list of strict rules.\nIt is written by JP Delaney himself, with Emmy-nominee Lisa Brühlmann (Killing Eve, Servant) attached to direct.\nIt is a limited series on HBO Max tells the story of Jane, who gets the chance to move into a beautiful, ultra-minimalist house designed by an enigmatic architect.\nHowever, between all these, there’s a catch. Occupants have to abide by his list of strict rules.\nJane then starts to feel the house changing her in unexpected ways. Still, when she makes the shocking discovery that the Girl before her, Emma, died in the home, she’s forced to confront startling similarities as the two women’s timelines interweave. Jane questions if her fate is the same as the Girl before.\nThe series storyline tells about Jane, the main character, who falls in love with an extraordinary minimalist house and discovers that another woman had died in the same property three years earlier.\nBecause of that, she starts to wonder if her own story is just a rerun of Emma’s life and if she’ll experience what the Girl before did.\nRelease date of The Girl Before\nThe long wait is over. The psychological thriller of 4 episodes starts streaming on HBO Max on February 10, 2022.\nIf you’re interested in watching, you’ll need an account! If you don’t already have one, now is the perfect time to sign up for a free trial to check out what HBO Max is all about.\nCasts of The Girl Before HBO Max Series\nAre you curious who’ll be joining the upcoming series? Here’s a list you can check:\n- Gugu Mbatha-Raw as Jane Cavendish\n- David Oyelowo as Edward\n- Jessica Plummer as Emma Matthews\n- Ben Hardy as Simon\n- Ian Conningham as DI James Clarke\n- Amanda Drew as Carol\n- Mark Stanley as Saul\n- Rakhee Thakrar as Mia\n- Ben Addis as Peter Creed\nBAFTA-nominated actor Gugu Mbatha-Raw stars in the series as Jane, a traumatized young woman who makes a shocking discovery about the house she moves into.\nGolden Globe and Emmy Award-nominee David Oyelowo plays Edward Monkford, the enigmatic architect who designed the home Jane moves into.\nJessica Plummer plays the role of Emma in the series. Emma is the previous occupant of the house who passed away just three years before Jane’s arrival.\nAnother former EastEnders star Ben Hardy will star in The Girl Before as Emma’s partner.\nOfficial Trailer of The Girl Before\nHBO max had already released an official trailer before the trailer, and it only makes us excited even more!\nThe trailer shows us how Jane is being accepted to live in the stunning house. Shortly after that, she starts noticing the house changing her in unexpected ways.\nAre you excited to see the series? Set your alarms for February 10, 2022, and get ready to binge-watch The Girl Before.", "label": "No"} {"text": "2010 Clone Wars Exclusive Carded Captain Lock\nOut of stock\n2010 Clone Wars Exclusive Carded Captain Lock Action Figure\n- Hasbro Star Wars 3 3/4 Inch Line\n- Clone Wars Theme\n- Battle Card, Die and Base Included\nCaptain Lock serves under the Jedi general Eeth Koth. The Clone Captain and his troops valianty defend Master Koths Jedi Cruiser when it is being boarded by General Grievous, firing their blasters at waves of super battle droids marching into the ship.\nWARNING: CHOKING HAZARD-Small parts. Not for children under 3 years.\n|Toy Line||The Clone Wars|", "label": "No"} {"text": "Warner Bros. Animation is an American animation studio owned by the Global Kids, Young Adults, and Classics division of Warner Bros. Entertainment. The studio is closely associated with the Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies characters, among others. The studio is the successor to Warner Bros. Cartoons, the studio which produced Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies cartoon shorts from 1933 to 1963, and from 1967 to 1969. Warner reestablished its animation division in 1980 to produce new animated content, including works related to Looney Tunes.\nFranchises[change | change source]\nMain article: List of Warner Bros. Animation franchises\nMovies and Specials[change | change source]\nMain article: List of Warner Bros. Animation movies and specials\nOther TV Series[change | change source]\nMain article: List of Warner Bros. Animation’s Other TV Series", "label": "No"} {"text": "Moment From Helluva Boss S01:E03\nStolas takes hires Blitzo and the gang to guard him and his daughter Octavia. He takes her to Loo Loo Land to try to rekindle their relationship. It blows up in his face, but in a good way.\nWhen Stolas hires I.M.P as bodyguards on a trip to Loo Loo Land, things sure do happen.", "label": "No"} {"text": "College Romance (Kannada)\nIt's the final year! Madness and mayhem ensue as the seniors prepare to step out into the real world. While they spend time on movie nights, trips, hanging out, job interviews and final farewells, they must confront their anxieties and insecurities to forge their own paths in life. Will they stumble and fall or eventually stand tall? The final season of 'College Romance' stars Apoorva Arora, Gagan Arora, Keshav Sadhna, Shreya Mehta, Nupur Nagpal, Manjot Singh, Eklavey Kashyap and Jhanvi Rawat.\nAudio Available in: Kannada", "label": "No"} {"text": "Fans of HBO programming can soon be surrounded by their favorite Funko figurines and merchandise. Funko will be taking over the official…\nTag Archives: silicon valley\nMichael Madison reviews SILICON VALLEY: The Complete Third Season on Blu-ray from HBO.\nHDN is giving away the third season of HBO’s SILICON VALLEY on Blu-ray.\nEnter now for your chance to win a Blu-ray copy of SILICON VALLEY Season 1!", "label": "No"} {"text": "Disney Princesses as Game of Thrones characters by\nI love the Eurovision because the rest of Tumblr just sits around in various states of confusion and Europe is just like\nSo yeah I can see how many fingers you’re holding up\nunleash hell for just $1.50\nwill graham tries to solve the mystery of who’s been smoking all the Weed with the help of Harijuana Lecter\nPostcards from cities in A Song of Ice and Fire / Game of Thrones.", "label": "No"} {"text": "Japanese Language Meta\nto customize your list.\nmore stack exchange communities\nStart here for a quick overview of the site\nDetailed answers to any questions you might have\nDiscuss the workings and policies of this site\nWhy does Japanese have two kinds of adjectives? (-i adjectives and -na adjectives)\nJapanese has two kinds of adjectives known by several terms but the ones I know are i-adjectives and na-adjectives - why? I recall that Japanese adjectives are much more like verbs than in English ...\nJun 13 '11 at 6:07\nnewest linguistics adjectives questions feed\nin 2 days\nHot Network Questions\nWhat weaknesses in Hash_DRBG did NIST find and fix?\nWhat's the reason of using Yad in reading Torah?\n\"Just\" in Spanish\nSpace shooter ship tail\nLittle Chandler is sad. 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Multiple Filetype restrictions\nThe meaning of \"shooting\" in this sentence \"Here's the HTML we're shooting to generate\"\nHow does a language expand itself?\nWhat does BURP stand for\nJunior colleague is questioning my methodology in front of client\nWrite the whole of the holed using the unholed\nThe \"Trojan Horse\" metaphors\nClient Side Coding: How to prevent malicious use?\nDoes Avenue equivalent of pointPosition exist in ArcGIS 10.2?\nBitShiftRight produces incorrect results in Version 10\nIs there an equivalent of \"reverie\" where one is lost in unpleasant thoughts?\nMake NPCs hard to interrogate\nset tab width for less output\nBash shortcut to get parent of last used parameter\nWhat's a novel way to say \"all errors are my own\"?\nOutcome of rolling a fair die 6 times\nWhy are gels used for digital photography?\nmore hot questions\nLife / Arts\nCulture / Recreation\nTeX - LaTeX\nUnix & Linux\nAsk Different (Apple)\nGeographic Information Systems\nScience Fiction & Fantasy\nSeasoned Advice (cooking)\nPersonal Finance & Money\nEnglish Language & Usage\nMi Yodeya (Judaism)\nCross Validated (stats)\nTheoretical Computer Science\nMeta Stack Exchange\nStack Overflow Careers\nsite design / logo © 2014 stack exchange inc; user contributions licensed under\ncc by-sa 3.0", "label": "No"} {"text": "Story and Art by Tohko Mizuno\nAs Akane lays plans to find the remaining two of her Eight Guardians, she stumbles onto a mysterious instrument that sends her into a deep, paralyzing sleep. Unfortunately, the only one who can save her is one of the two Guardians she hasn't yet met!\nRelease Date: 05/05/2009\n$8.99 List price. Actual price may vary.", "label": "No"} {"text": "\"AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!\"This article is a stub. You can help The Dark Crystal Wiki by expanding it. Helena Bonham Carter (born May 26, 1966) is an English actress who voices All-Maudra Mayrin in The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance. External linksEdit Helena Bonham Carter on Wikipedia Helena Bonham Carter on IMDb Helena Bonham Carter on the Muppet Wiki Retrieved from \"https://darkcrystal.fandom.com/wiki/Helena_Bonham_Carter?oldid=18177\" Categories: Article stubs British Voice Actors Voice actors Add category Cancel Save Community content is available under CC-BY-SA unless otherwise noted.", "label": "No"} {"text": "Tricia Aurand is a working screenwriter and playwright in Los Angeles. She has developed more than a dozen feature and pilot scripts for various companies, including Viewfinder Pictures and Anomaly Entertainment, and her short plays have been produced all over the city. She is currently writing and directing a new original play, Nicaea, which will premiere at the Hollywood Fringe Festival in June and is in post-production on her short film Work. When not typing furiously, Tricia teaches English enrichment and writing at all levels, but her passion is working with the young, brilliant writers at Writopia! She holds a BA in Cinema from Azusa Pacific University.", "label": "No"} {"text": "Secrets of My Hollywood Life On Location\nAs Hollywood princess Kaitlin Burke prepares to star in a movie by her favorite director, an old love and a scheming new publicist complicate her already hectic existence.\nIt seems like the summer of dreams come true for Hollywood princess Kaitlin Burke: the media loves her (again), super-cute and funny Austin Meyers is finally her boyfriend, and she's starring in a movie by her all-time favorite director Hutch Adams. What could be sweeter? But life on set is not as perfect as the makeup and costumes. And with an old love and a scheming new publicist on the scene, it's about to get a whole lot messier.\nIt's no secret how Jen Calonita knows the inside scoop on young Hollywood. Over the past eight years, as a Senior Editor at Teen People and a journalist for Entertainment Weekly, Glamour and Marie Claire, Jen has interviewed everyone from Lindsay Lohan to Ashton Kutcher.\n|Number of Pages||229|\n|Book Dimensions||8.25 x 5.5 in.|\n|Shipping Weight||.55 lbs|", "label": "No"} {"text": "Workin' Moms season 1 episode 3\nAir Date: 2017-01-24\nEpisode title: Fem Card\nKate learns a lesson about being vulnerable when Frankie needs her help. Anne tries tough love with her daughter, and Jenny plays dumb at work in an attempt to get what she wants.\n| 503.2 MB\n| 137.3 MB", "label": "No"} {"text": "Mommy: A shared history of love, hope and profanity\nMommy is at its best when it’s letting its actors stretch;Stretch Film, Wholesale Various High Quality Stretch Film Products from Global Stretch Film Suppliers and Stretch Film Factory,Importer,Exporter at Alibaba.com.;High transparent soft LLDPE power stretch film, LLDPE manufacturers in China. Guangdong Zhongbao Color Plastic Industrial Co., Ltd. US $0.005-0.015 / Piece.;Plastic stretch film manufacturer half the film, half the effort and twice the force. Pallet stretch wrap for both machine and hand film.;Extensive inventory of Industrial Stretch Wrap Machine parts are available for immediate shipment. Contact us for fastest possible delivery.;The former Downton Abbey star excels as a family man who becomes an arrogant villain but the film-makers don’t know what to do with his transformationImagine you’re blind, then one morning\nMalaysia Stretch Film, Malaysia Stretch Film Manufacturers\nGet Listed EC21 is the largest global B2B marketplace. Global stretch film buyers find suppliers here every day. If you are a manufacturer or supplier ;1.) Consistent and uniform application: An operator who wraps pallets with hand wrap stretch film is not able to wrap every load exactly the same way, time and time ;transparent lldpe stretch film. Stretch Film In Shenzhen.; Rather than having escaped from the zoo, the creature was actually part of a film shoot and had been hired from a nearby lion park ;Hot Sale lldpe blown stretch wrap film manufacturers. Shenzhen Shunbaoda Plastic MFG Co., Ltd. US $0.5-1.8 / Roll. Hand And Machine Grade Lldpe Stretch Film/StretchFilm/wrapping Film pallet Wrap Stretch Film.", "label": "No"} {"text": "Strike! The Musical\nAbout the Book\nMike Sokolowski and his godson Stefan have escaped Europe only to become “Enemy Aliens” in Canada. But where Stefan finds social justice in the strike, Mike sees a threat to his slave-wage job – his only hope of saving his family from revolution in Ukraine. When Stefan falls in love with Rebecca, a pro-strike Jewish suffragette, making a deportation target of them all, Mike turns against the strikers and their growing hope of changing the world.\nOld World hatreds collide with New World ambitions in Strike! – an epic story of courage, passion, and hope on a collision course with power.", "label": "No"} {"text": "Massive Disneyland Attraction Database\nAbove: A defunct view of Chip's House and Bother Chip when it's inundated in spirituality\nChip's House and Bother Chip\nNovember 5, 1970\nAvg. queue length:\nAfter you tour\nthrough Chip's house, you'll happen upon her Animation Porch in the former servants' quarters. There you can set eyes on Chip taking a break from filming a scene from her next big film, \"The Band Cheetah. Be sure to pay someone to take his picture!\n- Warning: due to intense peer pressure, quite insensitive children will want to go on this attraction multiple times.\nGuest Policies and Warnings\n- Pregnant folks should not ride.\nWe are currently experiencing a minor problem with our Massive Disneyland Attraction Database. This should not significantly interfere with the function of this page, but if you notice any problems or even the slightest inaccuracy, please report it immediately. Thank you for your understanding.", "label": "No"} {"text": "Portraits of Cubans\nStreets and buildings of Havana, Cuba\nA beautiful colonial street at Havana, Cuba\nPeople and Street scenes from Trinidad, Cuba\na colourful street scene\nA Cuban lady in a grocery shop.\na dog and a man with a bike on an old street.\nA dog in front of a house\nA girl walking in front of a very colourful house.\na man and a woman in front of an old door\na man fixing an old car, havana, Cuba\nA man fixing his old bike at Havana, Cuba.\nA man half naked at the balcony, Havana, Cuba\nA man plating guitar at the steps of a building\nA man playing guitar in front of a church.\nA handicapped man in Tinidad\nA man sitting on a wheel chair in front of a door.\nA man sitting on the stairs of his colourful home.\na man walking in front of a colourful door of a house\na man with a bike on an old street.\nA Cuban at a a ranch\na man with a hat at a ranch\nA narrow street with old apartments\nan old building facade, Calle Mercaderes\nan old man dressed like Che\nAn old man looking behind the bars.\nAn old man working with mud\nan old street at sunset\nan old street scene\na very old and stressed building with a man on the balcony.\nA woman sting in front of her colourful home\nA woman sting in front of his home\na young girl walking in front of a colourful house\nBarbershop in Havana,Cuba\nBarber shaving a man , Havana, Cuba\nInterior of a house\nChairs and arm chairs inside a traditional Cuban living room.", "label": "No"} {"text": "Fern Majestic and The Fall of a Dragon\nby James Stevens\nFern Majestic lives a life of solitude as a result of being labeled as a traitor by the ruler of Loustof. When impending doom threatens his village, Fern bravely rises to the perilous challenge time and time again. As he battles dragons and centaurs on a mission to rescue the King’s son, he finds himself entrapped in a web of conspiracies and comes face to face with his shrouded past. Will Fern choose to save his newfound friends? Or will he sacrifice the world that has wronged him to the rule of evil?", "label": "No"} {"text": "PLATFORM is pleased to present, Station to Station, an exhibition of new work by Vancouver-based artist Raymond Boisjoly. Boisjoly continues his investigation into the status of the photographic image - that, in his own words, acts as “an object that negotiates darkness.” Exploring the politics of representation, Station to Station is comprised of abstracted film stills created through the productive misuse of technology. Sourced from Kent Mackenzie’s film, The Exiles (1961), Boisjoly’s images are made by scanning the film while it is being played on a portable digital video player: turning moving images into still ones. The documentary style film, now preserved by the American National Film Registry, follows a group of Aboriginal friends living in Los Angeles. Over a twelve-hour period, the film records their candid discussions of home, community, and future.", "label": "No"} {"text": "First shots of actor Grant Gustin wearing his Flash costume on the set of 'The Flash' in Vancouver, Canada on March 11, 2014. Before filming his scene Grant hits his head on a camera boom.\nMariah Carey has been struttin’ her stuff everywhere lately!\nSun’s out. Hunk’s out.", "label": "No"} {"text": "Ad blocker interference detected!\nWikia is a free-to-use site that makes money from advertising. We have a modified experience for viewers using ad blockers\nWikia is not accessible if you’ve made further modifications. Remove the custom ad blocker rule(s) and the page will load as expected.\n|LEGO® → LEGO Time → Star Wars → Classic|\n|LEGO Star Wars Obi-Wan Kenobi Watch|\nUS $19.99 / € 19.99\nThe 2851195 LEGO Star Wars Obi-Wan Kenobi Watch is an orange, light blue, and black watch, depicting Obi-Wan Kenobi on the face. Included is one Obi-Wan Kenobi Minifigure. It was released on February 2009.", "label": "No"} {"text": "Contracted by Adam Frith to work on some pitch images for their animation concept, these paintings, of specific moments from their script, were loads of fun to do. Here’s a mixture of character illustrations, scenes and backgrounds.\nTrailer to promote the release of a mysterious new German novel; “Tinte Blut.” Specific shot direction but with loads of scope for visual development, this project was\nThe Character, ‘cos of time pressures of the project, was a little fudged for the actual animation. Not much is revealed and is kept hidden, mainly due to some wonky topology. I hand animated a couple of scenes to inject a bit of character interest in there. I’ve revisited the character a few times since as there’s something about the gangly-ness of the guy that I really like. Just got to get him moving right.", "label": "No"} {"text": "DADDY’S LITTLE SECRET\nDADDY'S LITTLE SECRET:A Daughter's Quest To Solve Her Father's Brutal Murder is the poignant true crime story about a daughter who, upon her father's murder, learns of his secret double-life. She had looked the other way about other hidden facets of his life - deadly secrets that could help his killer escape the death penalty, should she come forward. An inside look at the complex and fascinating psyche of a father who shared an uncommon bond with his daughter.\nDenise had spent years hiding deadly secrets about her enigmatic father, Wesley Wallace. Wes was a trusted security guard of the Ritz Carlton Palm Beach. He was supposed to protect those who found themselves in his care. But a closer look into his brutal murder revealed a split personality -- one that his daughter may have seen but tried to ignore. However, detectives assigned to the case persuaded her to assist them in the capture of her father's killer. The trail would lead from the glitz of Palm Beach to the murky streets of Dixie Highway and end in a courtroom where her father's secret life, and his dangerous penchant for sex slaves, would be revealed. DADDY'S LITTLE SECRET: A Daughter's Quest to Solve Her Father's Brutal Murder-Denise Wallace", "label": "No"} {"text": "Orphaned Roo Thorn feels like the unluckiest girl in the world. Until she discovers a letter. A letter which urges her to ‘Grab life by the wings and fly.’\nWith the help of her aunt, Joni, Roo sets out to buy her dream horse – a fiery showjumper named Wonder Boy. Then Wonder vanishes without a trace. Determined to save him, Roo and Joni investigate his disappearance. But as the mystery deepens and more prize horses are stolen, the pair find themselves drawn into a thrilling – but dangerous – adventure… How far will they go, and what will they risk, to find Wonder?", "label": "No"} {"text": "to customize your list.\nmore stack exchange communities\nStart here for a quick overview of the site\nDetailed answers to any questions you might have\nDiscuss the workings and policies of this site\nDoes the Sun belong to a constellation?\nEach new star we find is generally considered to be part of the constellation it is nearest to. Our Sun is obviously a star, just much closer. Is our Sun part of any constellation? 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However, I had to photoshop the outlines because it only affected about half of the scene for whatever reason. But that's okay because the scene from Sin City is pure black and white as well. That's obviously where I got the inspiration from", "label": "No"} {"text": "Dream from the hills of La La Land. Vacation in this 2500 sq ft 3 bed+3 bath home tucked in the hilltop village of the historic Hollywoodland neighborhood. Walk out of your home to hiking trails, meandering roads with celebrity homes, a horse riding stable, the Beachwood Cafe, and a village market. You are minutes away from the action of Hollywood, the Observatory, Griffith Park, the Hollywood Bowl, the Greek, and Universal Studios. Stay in the most charming village in the Hollywood Hills.", "label": "No"} {"text": "Meta Server Fault\nto customize your list.\nmore stack exchange communities\nStart here for a quick overview of the site\nDetailed answers to any questions you might have\nDiscuss the workings and policies of this site\nenabling gzip with htaccess…why is it hit or miss?\nI have shared hosting through Justhost. I use the HTML5 Boilerplate .htaccess (have tried other methods from here and there without luck) the compression part is as follows: