Today is the day. Need For Speed is released in theatres for all you movie, gaming and fast car buffs. I fall into the fast car category. You tell me a movie involves fast cars and I am there to see it. I was super stoked to be able to attend a pre screening and share my Need For Speed review with you.
Need For Speed Movie Synopsis
The film centers around Tobey Marshall (Aaron Paul), a blue-collar mechanic who races muscle cars on the side in an unsanctioned street-racing circuit. Struggling to keep his family-owned garage afloat, he reluctantly partners with the wealthy and arrogant ex-NASCAR driver Dino Brewster (Dominic Cooper). But just as a major sale to car broker Julia Maddon (Imogen Poots) looks like it will save Tobey’s shop, a disastrous race allows Dino to frame Tobey for a crime he didn’t commit, and sending Tobey to prison while Dino expands his business out West.
Two years later, Tobey is released and set on revenge — but he knows his only chance to take down his rival Dino is to defeat him in the high-stakes race known as De Leon — the Super Bowl of underground racing. However to get there in time, Tobey will have to run a high-octane, action-packed gauntlet that includes dodging pursuing cops coast-to-coast as well as contending with a dangerous bounty Dino has put out on his car. With the help of his loyal crew and the surprisingly resourceful Julia, Tobey defies odds at every turn and proves that even in the flashy world of exotic supercars, the underdog can still finish first.
Need For Speed Movie Trailer
Need For Speed Movie Review
I LOVED this movie. Lots of action and a great story line. I find a lot of movies that have fast cars and action lack on the story line. However the Need For Speed movie did not fit into this category. The story is well carried out through out the movie. You can’t help but get invested in the characters.
I am not sure about all theatres but when I saw the pre screening it was in 3D. It took me about 20 minutes to get used to seeing actual people in a 3D movie instead of just cartoons. However once I got used to it I actually enjoyed seeing it in 3D and think it was a nice touch to the movie.
Need For Speed is released in theatres today, March 14th. Get to the theatre, grab a bag of popcorn and sit back and enjoy.
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Warner Bros. has big plans in mind for Ezra Miller's The Flash. Not only will the Scarlet Speedster play a prominent role in the Justice League movie this November, but he'll also be the star of another upcoming DC Extended Universe film, The Flash: Flashpoint. This new movie will adapt the comic book storyline of the same name and introduce a dramatically different version of the DC Universe on the big screen.
By now, the "Flashpoint" name probably rings a bell with a lot of DC fans, as this isn't the first time the comics have been adapted for a different medium. But if you're not sure why this story is so significant, here's everything you need to know about the epic superhero crossover that's inspiring the blockbuster movie. Spoilers for the comics story follow.
This is a syndicated post. Read the original at IGN Video Games 2017-08-15.


Canada's most populous city is bonkers for Bollywood this week as stars from India's hugely popular film industry are set to arrive for the landmark world premiere of "Guru." It's rare for such events to take place outside of India, and the premiere has many in the city's South Asian community buzzing with anticipation. Some fans have dished out hundreds of dollars for a ticket to Thursday's red-carpet gala screening.
Directed by Mani Ratnam, "Guru" is a rags-to-riches love story starring Abhishek Bachchan as a man who strives to climb to the top of the business ladder. Bachchan and his co-star/rumoured girlfriend, Aishwarya Rai, are to walk the red carpet with the rest of the cast at the Elgin Theatre Thursday evening. A press conference originally scheduled for Thursday afternoon was postponed until Friday morning because of changes to the stars' flights, said organizers.
City officials said they expect up to 10,000 fans to line the streets outside the Yonge Street theatre to catch a glimpse of Rai and Bachchan at the premiere. Officials asked police to block off part of the street in anticipation of the hysteria.
We don't know if the hot combo will set the Indian cinemas afire. Going by the tremendous hype and Ash-Abhi marriage rumours, it definitely has the potential to rock the box-office. Their last film together "Umrao Jaan" bombed at the BO (baring DHOOM:2, which was a multistarrer blockbuster).
Only time will tell!


“Didi Hollywood” is a passionate story about women and success. An aspiring actress and her wish to succeed in Hollywood. Her name is Diana Diaz, a young woman whose dream is to become a big star and she will put her heart and soul into achieving her dream. Although at the moment life is not smiling at her. She is tired of her miserable life and lack of opportunities. Her only support is María, a friend who works in the same nightclub as her.
Diana decides to move to Miami to start a new life. But things are not easy. Tired of walking around from one agency to another, penniless, hungry and lonely, finally, when she is about to leave, she meets Nora.
Nora is an adventurer with whom Diana becomes good friends. Later, in one of the casting to which she attends, she meets Robert, a Mexican director’s assistant who falls in love with her and the three of them travel to Los Angeles in the wake of the Hollywood dream. Her life changes completely: not only physically and personally but she even changes her name. From Diana Diaz to DiDi and although she has the unconditional support of her mother, the distance between Diana, Spain and her friend María becomes bigger and bigger.
Victim of agents, producers and a victim of her own environment, DiDi discovers how hard is the rise to success and a world which is not what it seems, filled of lies, luxury and fame.
All this will make her realize the harsh reality of life. Be careful what you wish for, it may come true…
- ELSA PATAKY
- PETER COYOTE
- PAUL SCULFOR
- GIOVANNA ZACARIAS
- LUIS HACHA
- Director: BIGAS LUNA
- Executive producer: BEATRIZ BODEGAS, PEDRO PASTOR, CELIA ORÓS
- Script: CARMEN CHAVES Y BIGAS LUNA
- Aditional dialogues: JOE WOLBERG
- DOP: ALBERT PASCUAL
- Production designer: RAFA JANNONE
- Editor: JAUME MARTÍ and REGINO HERNÁNDEZ
- Line producer: JUANMA PAGAZAURTUNDUA
- Casting: CONSOL TURA
- Costume designer: ANA HERCE
- Make up: PATRICIA REYES
- Hairstyling: ROSA FERRÉ
- Sound: FERRÁN MENGOD
Year of production: 2010
Produced by: EL VIRGILI FILMS, MALVARROSA MEDIA and LA CANICA FILMS
With the participation of: TVE, CANAL + y TV3
With the collaboration of: CIUDAD DE LA LUZ, IVAC, ICAA, ICO, SGR
Spain distribution by: WARNER BROS PICTURES ESPAÑA
International sales: DeA PLANETA


I have taken to watching late night crime shows every now and then. You know, the brainy ones like CourtTV that show you, in the unlikely case you decide to go tearing off to the dark side, exactly how to cover up the most heinous of crimes by not doing the dumb stuff that gets these amateur criminals caught.
A new one that is a pretty subtle rip-off of the 24-style of cinematography is a show called The First 48. Now the reason I mention this, other than to sneak in a confession that I'm a chronic channel-flipper bound to drive my future significant-other to madness, is that the other night there was a really interesting episode involving what was turning out to be a revenge killing in some neighborhood in the south, I think Tennessee.
The investigator had brought in her suspect for questioning and prefaced the scene with a statement to the effect of, "We really need to get a confession out of him." Now the investigator is a stocky black woman with simple but pleasant features. I didn't take much notice of her as the show followed her between the crime scene and the police station. One scene even showed her in such a mundane situation as showcasing some items in her closet, such as her interrogation jacket ("this one really gets the confessions," or something to that effect), and a large purse ("especially good for carrying my gun").
All that changed when she stepped into the interrogation room though. What she brought to bear was not only riveting, but completely unexpected. I'll try to do her justice but bear in mind this is paraphrasing. Speaking to the suspect:
"Now I know that the man killed last night was actually involved in a murder a ways back, he shot your brother, right?" No answer.
"Now sometimes things happen and I'm not saying it's right, but you know, I understand." Stoic silence.
"You've been carrying this torch for a long time, and that's a lot of burden for a man to carry." The man — boy, really — puts his head down on the table and starts to cry.
"I know how hard it is to be a black man in this town. You know sometimes s*** happens and sometimes black men don't know the right way to respond; you probably didn't have any role models showing you what to do and how to behave. I know, it's hard. Now I want to help you but you need to let me." And with that he is sobbing, covering his face, as if trying desperately to save it and whatever dignity he has left.
The scene finally ends without him confessing but later on I think it is mentioned that he does eventually break. What is so startling to me was this detective's ability to connect immediately with all that he had stored up emotionally. It was surprisingly skillful and very moving, as if I too had come in contact with all the stored up neglect, anger and futility that led to this tragically pivotal point in the young man's life.
At the same time the thought lurked in my mind that while the detective stated she was there to help the suspect, the audience is privy to the fact that if he refused to confess, they might not have a case to prosecute. Of course from the spiritual perspective, I believe it really would be helping him to coax him into admitting the truth, and that "getting away with murder," had it ended that way, really wouldn't be. I couldn't help but wonder, though, if the detective herself was really thinking that far ahead, considering the tone of her statement right before the interrogation. Regardless — kudos, detective.


- Who is Maleficent daughter?
- Is Maleficent from Snow White?
- Where does the word Maleficent originate from?
- Is Aurora Maleficent’s daughter?
- Is Maleficent a dragon or fairy?
- What does bellicose mean in English?
- What is the definition of egregious?
- What is the opposite of Maleficent?
- Did Snow White actually die?
- Does Mal have a sister?
- Why is Maleficent not on Disney plus?
- Why did Maleficent lose her child?
- Is Maleficent a fey?
- What creature is Ursula?
- What does Maleficent stand for?
- What creature is Maleficent?
- Who is Snow White’s mom?
- What is the synonym of malevolent?
- Is Maleficent a witch?
Who is Maleficent daughter?
Princess Aurora is not actually a blood relative of Maleficent – in fact the Princess is the daughter of King Stefan and Queen Leila.
However she is the adopted daughter of Maleficent – who is protector of the Moors in the franchise, and is portrayed as a tragic, rather than evil, character..
Is Maleficent from Snow White?
She is based on the Evil Queen character from the German fairy tale “Snow White”. In the film, similar to the Brothers Grimm story it is based on, the Evil Queen is cold, cruel, and extremely vain, owning a magic mirror, and obsessively desiring to remain the “fairest in the land”.
Where does the word Maleficent originate from?
Before Disney got hold of the word, “maleficent” was a highfalutin adjective meaning “causing harm,” the opposite of “beneficent.” Even if you were not quite sure what it meant, you would know from the “mal-” prefix that it was up to no good, in the same wicked family as “malignant,” “malevolent,” and “malicious.”
Is Aurora Maleficent’s daughter?
Princess (later Queen) Aurora, or simply Aurora is the deuteragonist of the 2014 live action Disney film Maleficent and its 2019 sequel Maleficent: Mistress of Evil. She is the only daughter and only child of the deceased King Stefan and Queen Leila, and the “goddaughter” of the fairy Maleficent.
Is Maleficent a dragon or fairy?
Maleficent is the villain of Disney’s Sleeping Beauty. She is an evil fairy who can change shape into a dragon. When she is not invited to the birth of the young princess Aurora, Maleficent curses the child to prick her finger on a spinning wheel and fall into a deep sleep on her 16th birthday.
What does bellicose mean in English?
belligerent, bellicose, pugnacious, quarrelsome, contentious mean having an aggressive or fighting attitude. belligerent often implies being actually at war or engaged in hostilities. belligerent nations bellicose suggests a disposition to fight.
What is the definition of egregious?
1 : conspicuous especially : conspicuously bad : flagrant egregious errors egregious padding of the evidence— Christopher Hitchens. 2 archaic : distinguished.
What is the opposite of Maleficent?
harmful or evil in intent or effect. Antonyms: benefic, beneficent.
Did Snow White actually die?
Furthermore, in the Disney movie the evil queen tries only once to kill Snow White (by a poisoned apple) and fails (this was likely to save time). She then dies by falling down a cliff and being crushed by a boulder, after the dwarfs had chased her through the forest.
Does Mal have a sister?
Malia is the twin sister of Mal, as well as a Daughter of one out of numerous villains, Maleficent. She has a strong bond with her sister. Mal would risk her life for her sister if her life depended on it.
Why is Maleficent not on Disney plus?
Maleficent, the 2014 film that started this mini-franchise, is not currently available to stream on Disney+. That’s because the streaming service launched last November while some of its films, especially the more recent live-action remakes of Disney classics, had their streaming rights tied up elsewhere.
Why did Maleficent lose her child?
And she brought something truly dark and incredibly sad with her — the truth about the secret Snow and Charming have been keeping from Emma. Sometime back in the Enchanted Forest, Snow caused Maleficent to lose her baby and she confessed her secret to Regina.
Is Maleficent a fey?
Maleficent is a powerful dark fey and the eponymous protagonist of the 2014 film Maleficent and its 2019 sequel, titled Maleficent: Mistress of Evil. She was portrayed by the legendary actress Angelina Jolie, Ella Purnell portrayed her as a teenager, and Isobelle Molloy portrayed her as a child.
What creature is Ursula?
Ursula, the main antagonist in Disney’s The Little Mermaid (1989) is a sea witch who is a half-human, half-octopus creature. The TV series listed her kind as Octopins.
What does Maleficent stand for?
Maleficent means something very close to malevolent or diabolical and is a lot stronger than naughty or mischievous.
What creature is Maleficent?
Maleficent (Angelina Jolie) is actually a dark fairy who can control natural elements like roots, plants, and the weather. She can also cause other creatures to shape-shift. And for all means and purposes, Maleficent is also Aurora’s godmother.
Who is Snow White’s mom?
QueenEvil QueenSnow White/MotherHer character’s name is Queen Eva.  In the TV series, she’s the wife of King Leopold, the mother of Snow White, the maternal grandmother of Emma Swan and Prince Neal, the maternal great-grandmother of Henry Mills and Hope, and a paternal great-great-grandmother of Lucy.
What is the synonym of malevolent?
1’she shot a malevolent glare at her companion’ SYNONYMS. malicious, spiteful, hostile, evil-minded, baleful, bitter, evil-intentioned, poisonous, venomous, evil, malign, malignant, rancorous, vicious, vindictive, revengeful, vengeful, pernicious.
Is Maleficent a witch?
The wicked sorceress or horned witch was aptly named “Maleficent” (an adjective which means “doing evil or harm”). … She was voiced by Eleanor Audley, who had previously performed Lady Tremaine, Cinderella’s evil stepmother, in Cinderella.


Let’s face it; even if you love the genre, romantic comedies, whether on the big screen or small, have been varying degrees of stale for at least a decade. Hell, for the longest time I would have argued that the entire genre isn’t worth a damn (more on that later), until I saw some classics of the genre like Annie Hall and His Girl Friday. But it’s hard to think of a truly original and inspired romantic comedy from the last 5 years. Well, if you’re starved for one, you should be watching You’re the Worst on FXX (previously FX).
The series, created by Orange is the New Black alum Stephen Falk, and which just premiered its third season on Wednesday, August 31st, follows the attempted romantic relationship of a Los Angeles couple: Jimmy Shive-Overly (Chris Geere), a pompous, narcissistic, English writer with only one not-quite-successful novel, and Gretchen Cutler (Aya Cash), a cynical, hard-partying music PR executive. Rounding out the main cast is Gretchen’s even harder-partying best friend, Lindsay Jillian (Kether Donohue) and Edgar Quintero (Desmin Borges), a PTSD-addled Iraq War veteran crashing at Jimmy’s place and obligatory nice-guy-who-everyone-is-mean-to-or-takes-advantage-of that’s become so common on sitcoms lately.
Now, be warned, because what makes YTW so fresh as a romantic comedy is exactly what might turn most romantic comedy fans off. You see, most of the time, the show feels more like It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia or Seinfeld than Mad About You. That is, it focuses on characters who behave badly. Very badly. Beyond the copious amount of drugs and alcohol imbibed by the show’s characters and several instances of barely-inexplicit sex, Jimmy crashes and ruins his ex-girlfriends wedding in rather crass fashion, gets into a competition with Gretchen to see who can have sex with the most people besides each other, and at the end of the season 3 premiere, Lindsay… Well, I leave that one unspoiled. It’s a show that actively refutes the sickening cutesy-ness and saccharine “romance” of most love-and-relationship centered fiction and instead embraces messiness and, dare I say, “realness.” There’s no silly “Will They, Wont They?” plot in YTW; Jimmy and Gretchen hook up about 3 minutes into the pilot. There’s no cute first date, no races to the airport, no studio audience saying “Awww” to signal a sweet moment. In fact, despite being in a relationship, at times Jimmy and Gretchen seem to actively disdain one another. They don’t seem to necessarily want to be with each other, they just sort of fall into a relationship. You know, like most couples!
All this is to say that YTW doesn’t feel like it’s lying to you like most rom-coms. That’s what I meant earlier when I said that I once considered the genre to be completely worthless; there is, what feels like, an inherent dishonesty to most romantic comedies such that they often felt insidious to me even if I couldn’t articulate that notion or why I felt it. Think of how perfect and vacuum-sealed these types of films and shows are: Two good looking, middle or upper class people have a meet cute, go through some ordeal where the drama and conflict doesn’t really stem from them, but from outside circumstances such as dopey friends who give terrible advice, until the couple finally settle down, realize they’re perfect for each other and walk off into the sunset, the rest of their relationship supposedly a breeze. I know I’m generalizing quite a bit but, sound familiar? Even the main couple are usually perfect beyond all comprehension. And if they aren’t, it’s treated as a huge deviation from the norm and played for laughs, like in Bridget Jones’ Diary. Everything about You’re the Worst is meant as an antidote to modern rom-coms and sitcoms. The couple doesn’t have a perfect happy ending, conflicts aren’t wrapped up by the end of the episode in a neat little bow, and love is shown (accurately) to be something that can make you alternately happy and miserable.
The leads on YTW certainly are not perfect people, as you learn within minutes of meeting them, but neither are the secondary and tertiary characters, especially those who try to put on a facade of perfection, such as Lindsay’s sister (and Jimmy’s aforementioned ex) Becca (Janet Varney) and her husband Vernon (Todd Robert Anderson). In fact, those who strive for this appearance of being put-together and normal seem to be the biggest recipients of the show’s ire. They’re frequently exposed for the frauds they are and made to look like unfulfilled fools for it. The show has more affection for Jimmy, Gretchen, Lindsay and Edgar because, despite being antisocial, abnormal and various forms of “imperfect,” they are ultimately – you guessed it- honest about who they are and the fact that they don’t fit the definition of “socially acceptable.” YTW wants to show just how fucked-up everyone is and then finds comedy in how honest or dishonest everyone is about that fact.
I maybe misrepresenting the show though, making it sound like a bitter, cynical, unromantic show about romance, which at times it is. And yet, especially in the second season, the show is also very sweet and sympathetic towards its characters. There are some moments where it verges very close to having a “corny romantic gesture” moment, but they don’t feel trite or corny. They feel genuinely sweet and moving. And that’s because it earns the right to have a nice moment of reconciliation between an estranged couple or to have an earnest moment of Gretchen happily declaring to Jimmy through tears “You stayed!” The show isn’t unsentimental; it believes that people can find love and improve themselves, it just doesn’t believe that we get there through the bullshit means that most entertainment tells us we do.
On top of this, the show is superior to most other comedies – again, television or film- in terms of craft. I’m not just talking about how well written, complex, and consistent the characters are (they are), or how great the performances are (some of the best on TV) or how funny the show is (I’m in side-splitting hysterics at least once an episode). I’m talking about how the show goes about being so funny. Most characters in modern comedies aren’t really characters; they’re walking joke machines. This is often the fault of the both writers and performers, but regardless of who’s at fault, the end result is characters who lack any interiority and performers who aren’t really acting and reacting with their scene partners, but are instead just waiting for their cue to deliver the next punch line. The biggest offenders of this are writers like Judd Apatow, Adam McKay and Paul Fieg in film and Tina Fey, Michael Schur, and the monkeys writing Modern Family and The Big Bang Theory on television.
This is the by-product of the popularity and cultural ubiquity of The Simpsons, which, while genuinely one of the greatest works of fiction ever created, let alone one of the greatest television comedies, has had something of a negative impact on its medium. Within a decade after coming to prominence, countless shows were birthed that were at least in part inspired by The Simpsons, in many ways trying to be a “live-action Simpsons” (Tina Fey openly admitted this was her goal with 30 Rock, and it’s obvious with other shows like Scrubs and Malcolm in the Middle). The problem is The Simpsons is obviously animated, so its characters are allowed to act like cartoons because, well, they are. The plots are allowed to get outlandish because, despite the writers trying to keep their characters and world grounded and realistic to allow a greater audience connection, we knew the world wasn’t real and was drawn by artists on paper or a computer, not captured by a camera from the real world.
You’re the Worst stands in stark contrast to this form of comedy and writing, never losing sight of who its characters are and never letting the plot get too “out there,” though it gets close several times. The writers don’t feel the need to fill every single second with jokes, and even allow things to get unsettlingly dark and dramatic when the moment calls for it. No matter how fun or funny life is, sometimes somebody takes things a little too far, reality smacks you in the face, or someone just has an issue that can’t be easily resolved or laughed off.
Along with the craft of its writing, You’re the Worst’s filmmaking is a cut above the rest as well. I see at least once per episode a shot that surprises me, an interesting set piece or inspired montage. And even when it’s just a simple scene of people standing around and talking, the show isn’t cutting around to a bunch of senseless coverage, and cutting so quickly to cover up the actor’s various flubbed lines or to bludgeon us into passive engagement. It lets its dialogue scenes flow naturally while still keeping an enthralling pace.
What all this says to me, whether through its craft and artistry or its refreshingly honest and inspired treatment of a traditional, popular genre, is that You’re the Worst is a show that trusts its audience. It trusts that you don’t want to be talked down to or coddled and comforted (read: lied to) about what love and life are actually like. It trusts that you don’t need to be laughing every five seconds and that a scene can play out without forcing comedy into inappropriate contexts at the expense of character. Above all, You’re the Worst is a romantic comedy for grown-ups, in every sense of the sense of the word.


To Americans, Hollywood is the land where dreams are made. And, Hollywood slots do a good job of bringing that world to regular players who don’t have the fame and fortune of movie stars in Hollywood.
In this article, we’ll list some of the best Hollywood slot games available in real money and free modes. We’ll also briefly discuss each game so you know exactly what to expect. When you’re done, you can visit any of the casinos that we have listed in our table below to play Hollywood slots.
There are a variety of themed slot games available today, all produced by different software providers. Other themed slot categories include food, music, sports, magic, animals, and movies. Hollywood slots are simply one of the many categories out there.
When you think about Hollywood you may envision the Hollywood sign, your favorite Hollywood actor or actress, and the various movies that were produced there. It may sound very similar to movie-themed slot machines, but the difference is – movie slots are based on what happens behind the scenes, so you’ll find symbols like movie scripts, camera operators, makeup artists, a director, etc. Hollywood slots, however, are based on the movies produced there.
Hollywood has given us many iconic movies over the years so there’s tons of fun to be had here. On the reels of a Hollywood slot, you might see famous actors as symbols, and some slots even show scenes from the original movie during the bonus round game, or as a special feature during the base game.
Top 5 Hollywood Slots
Below we list and briefly discuss some of the most iconic Hollywood films that have been repurposed for a slot machine.
Titanic is arguably one of the most well-known movies of all time. The fact that it’s based on a true story adds to its popularity. Titanic the slot machine that we speak of was produced by Bally and is played on 5×3 reels with 25 paylines. The storyline element of the game is what makes it exciting to play.
To play the Titanic slot, you must purchase a ticket just like all the original members aboard the ship did when they first planned the trip. There are three types of tickets from three different classes. The first-class ticket is more expensive than the third class ticket because it offers better features. Payment for each of these tickets is your stake. There are two jackpots up for grabs when you play, and many other bonus prizes.
Grease is another popular Hollywood movie, turned slot machine. Just like Titanic it’s played on 5×3 reels and has 25 paylines. The slot was produced by Daub Games and has some amazing features to enjoy which follows the unique love story of a bad boy and a good girl.
3. Forrest Gump
We have all been inspired by the story of Forrest Gump – an unusual athlete with a lot of wit and heart. The video slot game conceptualizes everything the movie is about on its 5 reels. This is also a progressive jackpot game with many other opportunities to win big.
4. Planet of the Apes
Planet of the Apes is an intriguing Hollywood movie, and so is the slot game. The game was produced by NetEnt, a big shot software provider known for its amazing graphics and sound quality. This particular Hollywood slot comes with a unique layout.
There are two sets of reels in play. The left side is based on the Rise of the Planet of the Apes saga, while the right side is based on the Dawn of the Planet of the Apes saga. Each side spins simultaneously but comes with different features, symbols, and bonuses.
The Hollywood movie, Robocop is based on a hero who appears half-human, half-machine and his main quest is to get justice and enforce the rule of law. This is exactly the kind of storyline and experience you can expect from the game. The Robocop Hollywood slot machine was produced by Playtech and is played on 5×3 reels with 25 paylines. There are lots of extra features and bonus games in Robocop, making it one of our favorite Hollywood themed slot game ever.
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Hollywood slots let you relive moments from some of your favorite movies and winning money while you are at it. For a movie lover and frequent gambler, it can’t get better than this. The games are available to play for real money, but can also be accessed for free.
Of course, there are some limitations when you play for free like not winning any money and being excluded from some features. But, there are some advantages as well. Visit any of our casinos on your desktop or mobile to play today.


What with Eric Schlosser’s Fast Food Nation having become a motion picture and Ruth Reichl’s Garlic & Sapphires apparently headed for the big screen, it was only a matter of time before this year’s bumper crop of food-related books started getting optioned for film, TV, and stage adaptations.
I hear that Bill Buford’s Heat is being developed into a comedy-thriller pilot for Fox in which David Koechner (The Office, Talladega Nights) will play Buford to Donal Logue’s Mario Batali. Together, “Buford” and “Batali” will not only crack wise in the kitchen but use their knife skills and highly developed palates to fight crime, vigilante-style! I can’t wait.
Sam Raimi (the Spider-Man movies) has optioned Danny Meyer’s Setting the Table with the idea of transforming it into a horror flick called Setting the Table... for Death. In Raimi’s treatment, the “Meyer” character is a charismatic yet psychotic restaurateur who systematically murders every critic who has slighted him. James Naughton is attached.
And Broadway legend Jim Dale (Barnum) will bring merry life to Michael Pollan’s The Omnivore’s Dilemma: The Musical, which its producers, Fran and Barry Weissler, hope to bring to the Great White Way by autumn 2008. Dale will play Pollan, genially introducing–through song and dance–a series of vignettes about food sourcing and sustainability. Elizabeth Swados has been tapped to adapt and direct.
No nibbles yet re: The United States of Arugula, but I’ll be sure to keep you posted.
Legal disclaimer: This entire post is a load of bollocks.


Writer, Playwright and Screenwriter
Ella is a playwright and screenwriter, making projects for theatre, film, TV and radio. Ella came to scriptwriting through training as an actor. She still acts sometimes if you ask nicely, but rather likes the process of making stuff herself!
Between battling scripts and chasing deadlines Ella can normally be found running, and campaigning for arts advocacy. Ella is part of The Good Night Out Reading Group, a socialist collective which observes, discusses and challenges the power structures at place in the arts. She is also part of the London Theatre Consortium’s Climate Lab, looking at how we can move to making theatre more sustainably.
As well as nurturing her professional procrastination skills, Ella is using her time during lockdown to develop some long term film projects.


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The problems postponed the launch until April Casino Royale had its world premiere in London's Odeon Leicester Square on 13 April , breaking many opening records in the theatre's history.
When domestic box-office receipts are adjusted for inflation, Casino Royale is 20th-largest grossing of all the Bond films.
No advance press screenings of Casino Royale were held, leading reviews to only appear after the premiere. Writing in , Danny Peary noted, "It's hard to believe that in we actually waited in anticipation for this so-called James Bond spoof.
It was a disappointment then; it's a curio today, but just as hard to get through. In fact, I recommend you see it on television when it's in a two-hour including commercials slot.
Then you won't expect it to make any sense. A few recent reviewers have been more impressed by the film.
Andrea LeVasseur, in the AllMovie review, called it "the original ultimate spy spoof", and opined that the "nearly impossible to follow" plot made it "a satire to the highest degree".
Further describing it as a "hideous, zany disaster" LeVasseur concluded that it was "a psychedelic, absurd masterpiece".
It is the anti-auteur work of all time, a film shaped by the very zeitgeist it took on. In his review of the film, Leonard Maltin remarked, "Money, money everywhere, but [the] film is terribly uneven — sometimes funny, often not.
The website's critical consensus states: "A goofy, dated parody of spy movie cliches, Casino Royale squanders its all-star cast on a meandering, mostly laugh-free script.
Fox has since been responsible for the debut of the Casino Royale on Blu-ray disc in Danjaq LLC , Eon's holding company, is shown as one of its present copyright owners.
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A section of the concrete wall was removed to fit the digger and reinforced with steel. The modified aircraft had the outboard engines replaced by external fuel tanks, while the inboard engines were replaced by a mock-up pair of engines on each inboard pylon.
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The rig, weighing some 90 tons, incorporated electronics with hydraulic valves that were closely controlled by computer because of the dynamic movement within the system on its two axes.
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The soundtrack of Casino Royale , released by Sony Classical Records on 14 November , featured music composed by veteran composer David Arnold , his fourth soundtrack for the Bond film series, while Nicholas Dodd orchestrated and conducted the score.
Producers Michael G. The classic theme only plays during the end credits to signal the climax of his character arc. Along with the cast and crew, numerous celebrities and 5, paying guests were also in attendance with half the proceeds benefiting the CTBF.
Only two days following the premiere, unlicensed copies appeared for sale in London. Craig himself was offered such a DVD while walking anonymously through the streets of Beijing wearing a hat and glasses to avoid being identified.
In January , Casino Royale became the first Bond film ever to be shown in mainland Chinese cinemas. The Chinese version was edited before release, with the reference to the Cold War re-dubbed and new dialogue added during the poker scene explaining the process of Texas hold 'em , as the game is less familiar in China this addition is reminiscent of dialogue that was added to the American TV adaptation to explain the rules of baccarat , the game featured in the original book.
As well as features present from the release, the collector's edition contains an audio commentary , deleted scenes, featurettes and a storyboard-to-film comparison.
Casino Royale was released a third time on Blu-ray in with DTS audio and deleted scenes, but with fewer special features than the edition. The German edit of the film cuts a sequence where the bomb-planter at the airport breaks a man's neck, instead replacing it with an alternative take.
Casino Royale was the 4th highest-grossing film of , and was the highest-grossing installment of the James Bond series until Skyfall surpassed it in November The site's critical consensus reads, " Casino Royale disposes of the silliness and gadgetry that plagued recent James Bond outings, and Daniel Craig delivers what fans and critics have been waiting for: a caustic, haunted, intense reinvention of Craig's performance and credibility were particularly praised.
During production, Craig had been subject to debate by the media and the public, as he did not appear to fit Ian Fleming's original portrait of the character as tall, dark and suave.
The Times compared Craig's portrayal of the character to that of Timothy Dalton , and praised the action as "edgy",  with another reviewer citing in particular the action sequence involving the cranes in Madagascar.
The film was similarly well received in North America. MSNBC gave the movie a perfect 5 star rating. Roger Ebert gave the film a four out of four star rating, and wrote that "Craig makes a superb Bond This is a screwed-up Bond, a rogue Bond, a bounder, a scrapper and, in the movie's astoundingly bleak coda, an openhearted lover.
Vicky Allan of the Sunday Herald noted Bond himself, and not his love interests, was sexually objectified in this film.
A moment where he rises from the sea is reminiscent of Ursula Andress in Dr. No ; he feels "skewered" by Vesper Lynd's criticism of him; "and though it would be almost unthinkable now have a female character in a mainstream film stripped naked and threatened with genital mutilation, that is exactly what happens to Bond in [the film].
Furthermore, I consider Daniel Craig to be the most effective and appealing of the six actors who have played , and that includes even Sean Connery.
Roger Moore wrote, "Daniel Craig impressed me so greatly in his debut outing, Casino Royale , by introducing a more gritty, unrefined edge to the character that I thought Sean [Connery] might just have to move over.
Craig's interpretation was like nothing we'd seen on screen before; Jimmy Bond was earning his stripes and making mistakes. It was intriguing to see him being castigated by M, just like a naughty schoolboy would be by his headmaster.
The script showed him as a vulnerable, troubled, and flawed character. Quite the opposite to my Bond!
Craig was, and is, very much the Bond Ian Fleming had described in the books — a ruthless killing machine.
It was a Bond that the public wanted. The film met with mixed reactions from other critics. Though American radio personality Michael Medved gave the film three stars out of four, describing it as "intriguing, audacious and very original In December , Casino Royale was named the best film of the year by viewers of Film The film appeared on many critics' top ten lists of the best films of From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
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Friday Night Lights November 22, 2009Posted by pjbradshaw in Uncategorized.
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Friday Night Lights is a show I am pretty much unaware of, and I feel like I am probably not missing out on much. I don’t really even know anyone who takes the time to watch the show either. My roommate watches it from time to time, but he only watches it for the beautiful people.
So what is the actual draw that has kept the show going for four seasons? Is it only the beautiful people? Or does the show have a legitimate story line that people are interested in?
I read recent news that the show had introduced a rocker female role to the show. Perhaps introducing edgy roles is keeping the show going.
I did find it interesting that the rocker girl was a UT student. Stephanie Hunt dropped out of school and just happened to get an audition for the show. She had to quickly learn how to play bass adequately and actually wrote an original song for her audition.


The Post Show Party Show
The Post Show Party Show In 2008, Pinchbeck works with his father - Tony - to recreate the post-show party at which his parents met in 1970. His mum was a nun. His Dad was a Nazi. It was an amateur dramatic version of The Sound of Music. For The Post Show Party Show, the show starts at the end of the show and the beginning of the post-show party. Supported by Dance4 and SpringDance.
Michael Pinchbeck is a writer, live artist and performance maker based in Nottingham.


On 24.07.2010 social workers from the Complex in Pazardjik attended the première of the performance "As You Like It" by Shakespeare in the village of Patalenica in the municipality of Pazardjik.
The invitations were by the director of the school "Konstantin Velichkov" in the village of Patalenica - Mr. Kolev, as well as by a client of the CSSCF. This is the eleventh consecutive year when the children Shakespearean school "Petrovden" in the village of Patalenica presents a play by Shakespeare at an open air stage - in the school yard. Director of the play is the English professor and director Rex Doil. This year the performance is in the memory of Leon Daniel, Dimitar Bojkov and the creator of the children Shakespearean school "Petrovden" - Hristo Tserovski.


This article and video, "Dressing Lexington's Most Notorious Madam," from the University of Kentucky' UK Now in Feb. 2017, details the design and creation of costumes by Nelson Fields, costume designer and UK associate professor, for the new documentary, "Belle Brezing & the Gilded Age of the Bluegrass." Fields also served as an associate producer for the one-hour documentary. Doug High is the executive producer and director of the new production, which will premiere Feb. 16, 2017, at the Kentucky Theater. Several of the dresses Fields designed and created or modifed for Belle Brezing will be on display in the Kentucy Theatre lobby in advance of the 7:30 p.m. premiere. Tickets are $8 and advance purchase is recommended. Tickets are available at www.kentuckytheatre.com or during box office hours at the Kentucky Theatre, 214 East Main Street in Lexington. The premiere is a benefit for the Lexington History Museum.


I am a movie buff and I also enjoy good music. Back then before Spotify existed (and before I had my kids), there were many good songs that I had discovered from watching a movie or a television series, and these songs are not typically played on mainstream radio or MTV, this means most of it goes relatively unknown to the majority of people as it was only featured in these films. So I compiled a list of my Top 5 songs discovered from movies or TV series below, and I will share how I found it and provide a brief explanation of its background.
I’ve linked the Youtube videos for each song below (refer to the linked fonts in red) for you to check them out. Give them a listen and maybe you may like it too and add it to your Spotify playlist.
1. Bloodstream by Stateless – TV series The Vampire Diaries (2009-2017)
I heard this song on the first season finale of the Vampire Diaries series. My recommendation is to listen to this at night, as this is a melancholic song and best to be listened to when you need to wind down, or are in a pensive mood. Keep an ear out for the additional sounds of a creaky swing gate that’s included in the background music, it adds a nice although slightly eerie feel to the song. Links below:
Stateless – Bloodstream (Official studio version)
There’s also an unplugged live version with great harmonization here : Bloodstream by Stateless (Unplugged)
2. This Time by Jonathan Rhys Meyers -Movie August Rush (2007)
This song was sung beautifully by its main character in the movie played by Jonathan Rhys Meyers. The movie is about a musically gifted boy who is trying to find his parents, who did not know of his existence due to circumstances during his birth. This is one of the songs in the movie that stood out for me. Linked below:
This time (August Rush soundtrack) – by Jonathan Rhys Meyers
3. La Même Histoire ( We’re all in The dance) by Feist – Movie Paris, je t’aime ( Paris, I Love You )
This is a French film I discovered in my 4th year of university as I had to study a foreign language, and I choose French ( due to my first choice which was the German language was fully booked that semester). We had an assignment to showcase the culture in France and I found this lovely movie that comprised of unique short stories. This song was the main feature song of the film and sang by a popular Canadian singer called Feist. There’s an English version that’s translated to the title “We’re all in The Dance”. This song is one of my all-time favorites, it’s both heartwarming and whimsical. If I ever do a cover of a foreign song, this would be my pick.
La Même Histoire ( We’re all in The dance) by Feist
There’s also a great cover done by these 2 French girls with lovely harmonization, check it out here.
4. Black Sheep by Metric – Movie Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World (2010)
This may the only fast song on this list. This song has the oomph, attitude, and drive of a good rock song that’s sung by a female lead, however, I actually preferred the version of the song covered in the movie compared to the original version of the song itself. This movie itself is a gem, directed by the famous Edgar Write (fans will know of his creative style of directing movies). The story follows a boy who is on a quest to beat the seven ex-boyfriends of a girl to finally be with her. It’s an artsy and fun-packed film, and this song is what I took from it and I still play it even up to this day.
View the version covered by Brie Larson in the movie here Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World – Black Sheep [HD] – YouTube
5. Falling Slowly by Glen Hansard and Marketa Irglova – Movie Once (2006)
This is a duet song from an Irish romantic musical drama. In the movie the male and female leads are musicians, and the song is introduced when they are in a music store browsing through the musical instruments. They then sat down on a piano together to try out a new song. This song is emotion-filled and sung beautifully by both of them and accompanied mainly by the piano. This movie has a ‘sad’ ending, showcasing some of the reality of poverty in the community and their limited opportunities, in my opinion. Guess what, this song won the Best Original Song at the Oscars that year. Link to the song below:
Falling Slowly by Glen Hansard & Marketa Irglova
Let me know what you think, and if you have your own recommendations for good movie songs or soundtrack, feel free to share with me.


Next Tuesday, January 30th, our campus will host a screening of Do More With Less (Hacer Mucho Con Poco), a documentary about the social commitment of architecture explored through the work of Ecuadorian firm Al Borde and their resource-effective approach to tackling urban challenges in Latin America.
Filmmakers Katerina Kliwadenko (Chile, 1985) and architect Mario Novas (Spain, 1977), who have directed short films such as Muncyt, Nave and Ciudad de la Cultura, will join us for a screening of the film on our campus (Sala de Graus) at 10:30am. The screening is open to the public. Let us know you’re coming on Facebook.
By 2030, two billion people are expected to be living in slums. Aware of this looming reality and the international attention that Latin America has attracted in recent years, the directors decided to embark on their first feature film to portray contemporary architecture in Ecuador as an example of alternative architectural practices that address social issues, seek innovation in local resources, and ultimately aim to change the way in which the architectural profession interacts with society.
The filmmakers hopes to appeal to architecture students and young architects who are facing the current worldwide crisis of the discipline.
Watch the trailer below.


Here at the National Science and Media Museum we have an amazing library of books and journals, most of which have been catalogued by a dedicated team of volunteers. When I asked our Associate Curator of Film, Toni Booth, about book and journal recommendations, she suggested I look at amateur film-making as a starting point. This turned out to be a great idea. As you can see, we have plenty of relevant materials on the shelves. Alex Strasser published several titles for film-makers and started out as an amateur in Berlin during the s. The book is has been translated into English, and coincidentally features a foreword from Andor Kraszna-Krausz , whose archive we hold here at the museum.
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Adopted at a young age from a war-torn country by two Caucasian parents, this straight-A valedictorian and all-star athlete is deemed perfect by everyone. After his teacher, Ms. Wilson, finds illegal items in his locker and becomes concerned over the submission of a violence-themed research paper, she contacts his parents. His adoptive parents start to question his actions, leading to his mother Amy uncovering a barrage of secrets held by her son. Adapted from the stage play of the same name by J.
Library Highlights: Amateur film-making
The ACL was the first international association for non-professional moviemakers, spurred on by the increasing popularity of the amateur filmmaking subculture in the late s Swanson, By focusing on non-commercial filmmaking, the league strove to nurture and support an amateur movie making culture internationally. Objectives for the organization included increasing the pleasure of making home movies, promoting amateur cinematography as a sport, organizing amateur movie clubs, publishing a monthly magazine for amateur filmmaking, establishing a film exchange, encouraging amateur film writing and finally, maintaining home picture making on an amateur basis. That first year, films varied widely with winners such as Rushes , a film about wild rice plants in a marsh; the travelog Havana ; and Honourable Mention The Forgotten Frontier a film by female amateur filmmaker Miss Marvin Breckinridge about the Kentucky Nursing Service. Initially, the list was not framed as a contest, but was a recognition of memorable or noteworthy films viewed by staff during the year Tepperman,
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Dan and I are such movie feens when it comes to the cinema and it’s one of the things we were so gutted closed during COVID! But needs must and to be honest I’d rather be safer than sorry.
What cut deep however was the fact 2020 was set to be a year of epic blockbuster movies that would take us on a magical journey from drinking martini’s with James Bond and kicking ass with Scarlett Johansson’s Black Widow to rocking out with Bill and Ted (Dan’s choice not mine). But no, we had to suffer the long-awaited – even if slightly disappointing, *cough* Mulan *cough* – movies on Disney+ or Netflix.
And it doesn’t stop there.. even our fave 2021 movies have been affected! The Batman and Avatar 2 have been pushed back to 2022 (!!) – a whole year later… WTF!
I’m just holding out for the day when the return of watching movies inside Cinemas appears, but for now I’ve got you covered with the blockbuster movies we can anticipate this year:
The Kings Man
I can’t wait for the World War I-era prequel to the sharp-dressed Kingsman series, especially as Rasputin takes to the screen as our baddy!
Original release date: 18th September 2020
New release date: 12th March 2021
Phoebe Waller-Bridge does it again! She has co-written Daniel Craigs final outing as 007. I’ve waited a year for this blockbuster movie to finally be released (fingers crossed).
Original release date: A guessed day in March 2020
New release date: 2nd April 2021
A Quiet Place II
They’re true couple goals and it clearly translates into their professional lives. John Krasinski directs wife Emily Blunt and my favourite Shelby, Cillian Murphy in this post-apocalyptic tale of a world in which noise equals death.
Original release date: Also March 2020
New release date: 23rd April 2021
She’s my second favourite Avenger behind RDJ (of course) and I’m so excited she gets her own movie which delves into the Russian super-assassin’s origins. Thank god Disney+ covers Marvel as I don’t think I could survive if this was delayed again.
Original release date: 1st May 2020
New release date: 7th May 2021
Only Disney would make a movie based on one of their amusement park rides… Oh and it’ll be available to watch on the streaming service.
Original release date: sometime in July 2020
New release date: 30th July 2021
Also set to be streamed on HBO Max (unlucky for us Brits), this adaptation of the classic Dune sci-fi novels sees a start studded cast hopes to be better than the original.
Original release date: 18th December 2020
New release date: 1st October 2021
What movies are you looking forward to this year? Or even next? Let me know in the comments.


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And next you would have to watch the cult classic that is Buffy the Vampire Slayer, you can watch all 7 seasons on Netflix right now. Buffy Summers, isn’t your average teenager, it makes high school a little difficult when you are a kick ass vampire slayer. With help from some friends along the way.
There is a Netflix exclusive series based on the awesome vampires films from Dusk till Dawn. The films you can watch on Netflix too. The series is about the Gecko brothers who are on the run after a robbery which went bad. They take a family hostage and chaos breaks out when they stop at a bar which is home to vampires. Sound famliar? It’s a great series and one I am enjoying.
This isn’t all the vampire films and TV shows currently on Netflix, these are just a few I picked out. Some of them are ones I’ve enjoyed and others I plan on checking out. Which ones do you like? Are there any you think I should add to my list?


Ash Mayfair was born in Vietnam and educated in the UK and the US. She received a BA from Oxford University for English Literature. She trained at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts in London for theatre directing and received an MFA in film-making at NYU Tisch School of the Arts.
The screenplay for her first feature, The Third Wife, was a recipient of the Spike Lee Film Production Fund in 2014. The film recently premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival and won the NETPAC Jury Award. The Third Wife has since garnered multiple awards including the Otra Mirada Award at San Sebastian IFF, a Special Mention for Best Feature Film at the Milano IFF, a Gold Hugo for Best Director at the Chicago IFF, a Special Jury Award from the Minsk IFF Listapad, the Golden Bengal Tiger Award for Best Film at the Kolkata IFF and the Best Artistic Contribution at the Cairo IFF.
Ash Mayfair is working on her second feature film tentatively titled Skin of Youth about an all-consuming love story between a transgender singer and a dog-cage fighter set in 1990s Saigon, Vietnam.


The Tempest is a play by William Shakespeare, probably written in 1610–1611, and thought to be one of the last plays that Shakespeare wrote alone.
Othello (The Tragedy of Othello, the Moor of Venice) is a tragedy by William Shakespeare, believed to have been written in 1603. It is based on the story Un Capitano Moro ("A Moorish Captain") by Cinthio, a disciple of Boccaccio, first published in 1565.
Macbeth is a tragedy by William Shakespeare; it is thought to have been first performed in 1606.[a] It dramatises the damaging physical and psychological effects of political ambition on those who seek power for its own sake.


Sara Vandella is at home and is working out in her gym. Her stepdaughter, Scarlett Sage sneaks up behind her making sure that Sara can’t see her. When she pulls of the pins out of her weight machine, Sara falls out of her chair wondering what the hell just happened. She has no idea that Scarlett was the one that pulled it out. When more unexplained things start happening around the house, Sara starts realizing that it’s her no good stepdaughter. When she confronts her husband about all this, he tells her she’s overreacting and that his daughter wouldn’t deliberately try to hurt or trick her. He adds that he’s going to be leaving soon and that he hopes by the time he gets back, this will all be sorted out. A little later in the day, Sara finds Scarlett crying in the living room, her face covered in tears. When she asks her what’s wrong, Scarlett isn’t in the mood to share. Sara tells her that all she wants to do is help her. Scarlett tells her that she’s really sad her dad is gone. Sara tells her that she’s pretty sure they can find something to do together. As Scarlett listens to her, she puts her head on Sara’s chest. Once Sara is finished assuring that all will be well, Scarlett copes a feel as she squeezes Sara’s breasts. When Sara realizes that Scarlett was just pretending to cry to feel her up, Scarlett admits that she wanted her dad to leave so she could have Sara all to herself. Sara grabs Scarlett and starts kissing her passionately. If her stepdaughter wants some alone time with her, she’s going to do whatever it takes for them to get along.
Christie Stevens is having some problems with her marriage. Venting to a friend on the phone, she tells her that her husband doesn’t seem to pay attention to her anymore, doesn’t go down on her, doesn’t take her out to dinner. She doesn’t how this happened and isn’t sure on how to proceed. When Bailey Brooke walks by the bedroom, she overhears the conversation and stops to listen. When her stepmother says that she’s going to divorce her father, she gets worried. She can’t believe her dad isn’t satisfying her stepmom. She needs to fix this now, she can’t afford to have to move again. She loves her dad and will do anything to help him, including satisfying his wife! She walks into the room and jumps on the bed. When Christie asks what she’s up to, Bailey jumps on her and starts kissing her. Christie tries to stop her saying that they shouldn’t be doing this, but Bailey wants to make her feel good. If she is in need of some tender loving care than Bailey is gonna give it to her! Christie wants this as much as Bailey does but needs to make sure no one finds out about this; not her husband or any of Bailey’s friends. Bailey promises to keep it in the family as long as she doesn’t divorce her dad and since Christie needs to get off, it may as well be with her stepdaughter.
Mercedes Carrera is being dragged to another boring lunch-in by her husband. She tries to get ready as quickly as she can but is having a hard time choosing which outfit to wear. When she decides the outfit she’s wearing is inadequate she calls to her stepdaughter, Whitney Wright, to help her. Whitney walks in the summer wearing a stunning summer dress as the girls complement each other. Mercedes doesn’t like her dress and asks Whitney to help her take it off. As she strips down, Whitney can’t help checking out her stepmom; her body is fucking perfect! As Whitney showers Mercedes with compliments, Mercedes can’t help but praise her in return as she tells Whitney how perfect her ass is. Whitney does a little spin telling her that her ass is just as hot. The girls embrace and start kissing saying how much they would like to just be able to stay home and not have to go to this lunch-in. Mercedes tells Whitney that they probably have 20 minutes and should make the most of it. The girls start tearing off their clothes and make out passionately. As their hands explore each other’s bodies, their tongues move wildly in each other’s mouths. Whitney pulls away asking if they’ll have enough time, but Mercedes reminds her that her dad takes forever to get ready. Not a moment passes before Whitney’s dad pops in the room barely giving the girls enough time to cover up. When he tells them he’ll be waiting for them downstairs in his study, the girls have assured some privacy and are certainly going to make the most of it!
Aidra Fox runs into the house after being away at college. She drops her suitcase on the floor and calls out to her dad. She then picks up the phone and calls him. He informs her that he’s had a last-minute meeting and will be home later. In the meantime, he tells her that her stepmom, Syren de Mer, should be at the house and that she could hang out with her. She rolls her eyes at the thought; she’s never trusted her stepmom and doesn’t care to spend time with her. She hangs up the phone after telling her dad she’ll talk to him later. When she hears a noise coming from upstairs, she realizes it’s her stepmom talking dirty. Is she fucking someone else and cheating on Aidra’s dad? She walks upstairs to investigate and pulls out her phone to make sure she gets video footage. When she presses record, she opens the door to find Syren having phone sex. Who is she talking to? Aidra wonders. When Syren hangs up, she looks right at Aidra and smiles. Syren pulls her in the room as Aidra accuses her of cheating on her dad. Syren tells her she did no such thing and as a matter a fact, she was actually talking to a woman. She’s a Sapphic Psychic after all and tells women about their sexual futures! Aidra laughs in her face, saying that psychics are frauds! Syren challenges her: if she thinks it’s so easy, then why doesn’t she take the next call and see how well she does. When Syren feeds her lines to the client, the client keeps confirming that they’re true. As the client’s fortunes get dirtier, Aidra finds herself getting more and more turned on. Syren starts playing with her pussy, and when Aidra cums, it’s her turn to get her stepmom off nice and proper!
Bailey Brooke is in her room calling out for her stepmom, Cory Chase. Cory is busy reading a book and is deliberately ignoring her hoping she leaves her alone. When she runs into Cory’s rooms and jumps on her bed, she asks her if she heard her calling. Cory rolls her eyes and puts her book down, asking her what she wants. When Bailey seems excited so when she points to her chest, Cory isn’t sure why Bailey is so excited about her shirt. But Bailey is talking about how big her tits have gotten, even suggesting that they’re now bigger than her stepmoms. Cory mocks her saying that yes, her breasts have grown but there’s no way they’re bigger than hers. Bailey’s father even got Cory implants so they better be bigger than Bailey’s! When Bailey tries to pull down Cory’s shirt, Cory asks her what she thinks she’s doing. She manages to her shirt off as Bailey pulls her down as well. The girls compare their tits as Bailey keeps insisting that her tits are bigger. Bailey now shows up her ass and asks Cory to show her hers. Cory has had enough of this little competition but Bailey manages to flip her over so she can see it. Bailey wants to make sure she’s growing in properly and wants to compare all their body parts. Bailey pushes her down and looks at her pussy. She starts playing with her pussy and Cory pulls back telling her that that feels good and that they shouldn’t be doing this. By the time Bailey is eating her out, it feels so good she just doesn’t want her to stop!
Kristen Scott is hanging out with her friend Lena Paul as they chill out on her bed. When her step-mom, Kendra Lust, walks into the room, she tells her she’ll be stepping out for a while. Before she leaves, she kisses Kristen on the mouth practically making out with her in the process. Lena is sitting on the bed and watching this. She is really weirded out by it all. She asks Kristen if her step-mom always kisses her like that because usually people tend to not make out with their step-parents. Kristen thinks nothing of it and she tells Lena that it was just a peck. Lena is pretty sure she saw some tongue there and assures her that what Kendra did is anything but normal. Lena tells her that she has a meeting to get to and hugs Kristen goodbye. A little while later, Kristen is about to go to bed when Kendra walks in saying that she should probably tuck her in. She moves in for a kiss and shoves her tongue deep in Kristen’s mouth. Kristen returns the favor as step-mom and daughter make out passionately. Right or wrong, the girls have something special and don’t care what anyone thinks. When Kristen asks her if what they’re doing is wrong, Kendra points out the fact that it feels so fucking good and if it feels so good then it can’t possibly be wrong. That’s all Kristen needed to hear as the girls tear each other’s clothes off and spend the afternoon fucking and eating each other’s pussies.
Kenna James is eating lunch as she sulks. She just turned 18 and is about to head to college. When her stepmother, London River, asks her if she’s going to miss her family, Kenna just rolls her eyes and says no. When London adds that the house is going to feel empty without her here, Kenna responds that she supposes that it’s good that she has Kenna’s dad to keep her company. Before London has time to respond, Kenna excuses herself and leaves the room. When London goes upstairs, she walks by Kenna’s room and notices it’s a mess. As she tidies up, she notices Kenna’s laptop on the bed. Before she leaves the room, she figures she could do some snooping around to try to get into her stepdaughter’s head a little. When she opens it up, she finds that her stepdaughter’s been looking at porn with older women in it; it looks like Kenna has a mommy fetish! London has no idea what do now, she needs to talk to Kenna about this, after all, she is her stepdaughter and she’s concerned. A little later, she walks upstairs and finds Kenna in her room. She walks in and asks her what she’s been watching on her computer. When Kenna pretends to not know what she’s talking about, London cuts her off stating that she saw all the porn on her computer. She states that Kenna needs to date people her own age and that older people might take advantage of her. Kenna has an idea, what doesn’t her step-mommy show her the ropes, so she can help prepare her for college? After all, London won’t take advantage of her since they have a bond. London can’t help but agree as they embrace. If someone is going to fuck Kenna, it may as well be her!
Chloe Foster is in her room studying when her step-mother, India Summer, knocks on her door. Chloe has something to tell India but is having trouble expressing herself. She’s noticed that India hasn’t been holding regular hours, often coming home really late and spending a lot of time on her phone. When India isn’t sure where Chloe is going with this, she asks her what’s really the matter. When Chloe asks her plainly if she’s been cheating on her mom, India tells her she’s being ridiculous. She’s been working long hours and has been spending more time at the office. When India asks her if she believes her she says she does. But the truth is, Chloe has a feeling she’s lying. She’s still suspicious and is gonna get to the bottom of this. She enlists the help of her friend Jane Wilde and they cook up a scheme that’s sure to ensnare that cheating step-mom of hers. When Jane shows up at the house unannounced, she comes in all guns blazing. By the time she introduces herself to India, the trap is set. When Jane bends down, she exposes her pussy and India can’t help but look at it. When Jane tells her that she would love to get to know India more, she convinces her to come upstairs to Chloe’s bedroom. It doesn’t take long for Jane to seduce her. When Chloe sneaks in midway and swaps with Jane, she finally gets a taste of her step-mom’s pussy. India cums and turns around to find Chloe sitting next to Jane. She can’t believe her step-daughter would do this to her! But when Chloe admits to eating her pussy, India has to admit that she loved it when her step-daughter went down on her and can’t wait for her to do it again.
Judy Jolie and Bridgette B are in the backyard tanning. As Bridgette oils up her body, she can’t help but look over at her step-daughter Judy. She looks so hot in the afternoon sun. As Judy looks over at her step-mother, Bridgette runs the oil over her breasts while she looks at Judy seductively. Judy can’t help but look at Bridgette’s humongous breasts. Judy knows what her step-mother is doing and has no problem playing this game with her. She picks up a banana to flirt back with her and puts it in her mouth. She tries to start sucking on it but ends up choking on it instead. Bridgette leaps to her feet and starts performing the heimlich maneuver. When that doesn’t work, she asks her if she can use another technique that’s sure to save her life. She asks Judy if it’s ok to proceed. Judy nods and Bridgette starts rubbing her pussy. It doesn’t take long before she spits out that banana. Bridgette was so worried and Judy is still getting over the shock of almost choking. She thanks her step-mother as they embrace. She adds that what Bridgette did to save her life also felt really good and that she would like to finish. Bridgette smiles and tells her to follow her inside. They go to the bedroom as Bridgette caresses Judy’s chest telling her how worried she was about losing her. Bridgette adds that she didn’t have a choice to touch her that way in order to save her life. But when both girls confess that they both actually liked it, it looks like they’ll both be spending the rest of the afternoon indoors, eating each other’s pussies.
Lena Paul is on the couch trying to read. When her stepmother Kendra Lust sticks her ass out in front of her, she slams the book closed and starts yelling at her. Lena asks Kendra to please out some panties on, she’s a grown woman and should have some self-respect. But Kendra just doesn’t care. This is her house and she’s gonna dress any way she damn well pleases and after all, it’s just a vagina. To prove her point Kendra grabs Lena’s hand and puts it on her wet pussy, Lena is super grossed out and asks her why it’s so damn warm. When Kendra walks out of the room, Lena can’t help but get curious about the smell. She takes a big whiff and starts licking her fingers…she can’t believe how good it tastes! Wanting more, she goes to Kendra’s bedroom and looks through her drawers until she finds a pair of her panties. She starts smelling them and getting really turned on. She grabs another pair and does the same. When Kendra catches her in the act, she tries to come up with a good excuse as to why she’s rummaging through her stuff. She’s claiming that she’s just about to do a load of laundry but Kendra isn’t buying it. When she takes off her clothes and lies on the bed, Lena tells her she really wants to eat her pussy but knows it’s wrong. Kendra insists that it’s fine since they’re not related and after all, it’s just a pussy. If she wants to eat one, it may as well be with her!


Hans Jäger is not alone, he has a best friend, and his name is Peter. Peter and Hans are quite different. It’s a surprise Peter likes Hans, because Peter dislikes a lot of people.
Early 2019 I will finally attempt to shoot the movie I’ve been working on for past year! And I’m looking for collaborators, crew, cast, and whichever support I can get! Maybe you got nothing better to do during the cold Berlin winter, maybe you got some extra vacation time you need to spend until the … Read moreWhen ‘l’ becomes ‘We’


"DUNKI": The Blockbuster in the Making - Here's Why You Can't Miss It!
Shahrukh Khan, also known as the Badshah of Bollywood, is all set to enthrall his fans once again with his upcoming film “Dunki.” After a hiatus from the silver screen since his last movie “Zero” in 2019, SRK’s return is eagerly awaited by his ardent followers. With three back-to-back films in the pipeline, including “Pathaan” and “Jawaan,” the superstar’s aura is set to captivate the audience like never before.
The Excitement Surrounding "Dunki"
Dunki has already created a buzz in the film industry, with its digital rights being sold for a whopping price. Leading streaming platform Jiocinema has acquired the streaming rights for this highly anticipated movie, outbidding giants like Netflix and Prime. The record-breaking deal saw Jiocinema purchasing the rights for an impressive amount of Rupees 155 Crore.
#LetsCinema EXCLUSIVE: Jio Cinema secures the digital rights of #Dunki, starring Shah Rukh Khan directed by legendary filmmaker Rajkumar Hirani, for an astounding ₹150 crores! This historic deal sets a new benchmark for the highest digital sale in the industry. pic.twitter.com/0JDpdO6MMt— LetsCinema (@letscinema) July 9, 2023
The directorial prowess of Rajkumar Hirani adds another layer of excitement to “Dunki.” Known for his thought-provoking films with a social message, Hirani’s previous works like “Lage Raho Munna Bhai” and “PK” have left a lasting impact on the audience. After a gap of five years, he returns to the director’s chair with “Dunki,” promising an engaging and meaningful cinematic experience.
Collaboration of Production Houses
The film brings together two of the biggest production houses in the industry, Rajkumar Hirani Films and Red Chillies Entertainment. This collaboration raises the bar for the film’s production quality and ensures a grand cinematic spectacle for the viewers.
The Plot and Shahrukh Khan's Insight
Shahrukh Khan himself described “Dunki” as “a story of people who want to come back home… when you finally get the calling.” This intriguing premise has piqued the curiosity of fans, who are eager to witness SRK’s magic on the screen once again.
SRK's Stellar Track Record
Shahrukh Khan’s previous film “Pathaan” has already created waves worldwide, and the recent Jawaan Prevue garnered record-breaking views on various social media platforms. With such successful ventures preceding “Dunki,” it is highly anticipated that the film will follow suit and achieve tremendous success upon its release on December 22.
“Dunki” holds immense promise as Shahrukh Khan’s highly awaited return to the silver screen. With a stellar cast, the directorial genius of Rajkumar Hirani, and a captivating storyline, this movie is poised to become a blockbuster. As SRK enthusiasts eagerly count down the days to its release, “Dunki” is set to mesmerize the audience with its enthralling narrative and Shahrukh Khan’s inimitable charm.
Frequently Asked Questions:
1. Who is the director of SRK's upcoming film?
The film is directed by the acclaimed filmmaker Rajkumar Hirani.
2. Who are the lead actors in the film?
The film stars Shahrukh Khan, Taapsee Pannu, and Vicky Kaushal in pivotal roles.
3. Which production houses are collaborating for "Dunki"?
“Dunki” is a joint production venture between Rajkumar Hirani Films and Red Chillies Entertainment.
4. Which OTT platform has acquired the digital rights for SRK's next film?
Jiocinema has acquired the digital streaming rights for SRK’s upcoming film with a record-breaking bid.
5. When is the release date for SRK's next film?
The film is set to release on December 22, 2023.


I also work as a full stack web developer. Here you will find my portfolio as well as links to my Github and projects!
Filmpod is a project management web app for film productions. It allows direction members and head of departments to send out tasks to their team mates, who in turn send back submissions.
If approved by a superior, these submissions (photos of costumes, of locations, of actors, snippets of audio etc...) are pinned to a moodboard.
Each department has a moodboard, accessible by all crew members. This allows the whole team to know where the film is at and what the aesthetics are. No more trouble conveying the vision for the film, everyone is on the same page!
And thanks to the task and submission management system, no more drowning in a sea of emails!
This app is still in development with fellow Le Wagon graduates Zoe Bell, Emma Zurstrassen and Joe Waymark.


Payne earned a degree from the Stanford University (BA) and University of California (MFA). He received four Academy Award nominations. His latest film, Downsizing, starring Matt Damon and Kristen Wiig, premiered at the Venice Film Festival. Downsizing has received generally favorable reviews. The New York Times has described Downsizing as “a deft satire on a peculiarly American phenomenon: our tendency to put up a stock of what’s most important to us as an identity, before the bonds of life have us, kicking and screaming, scurrying into the dark.”
Outside of the United States, Alexander Payne has been a member of the jury for the Cannes Film Festival, the BFI London Film Festival and the Sundance Film Festival. Payne’s most common screenwriting technique is to describe the protagonists in broad strokes in the screenplay. The writer is then encouraged to explore these characteristics in much greater detail in the dialogue scenes. Alexander Payne suggests that even in the most minimal of dialogue scenes, there should be a mixture of dialect and idiomatic expressions. The result is a language reminiscent of vaudeville, which reflects the characters’ personalities and prejudices.
Payne finds the greatest satisfaction in watching other writers; including his collaborator and long-time friend Jim Taylor, struggle with the dialogue scenes in his films, whereas he has great difficulty coming up with new dialog to include in his films. Alexander Payne has been credited as a pioneer of cinematic techniques that includes the comedy–tragedy dichotomy, parallel narration, and stop motion animation. His work is known for its use of humor, absurdist humor and some dark, satirical elements. He often uses natural, unvarnished landscapes and minimal sets.
Alexander Payne has often used improvisation as an effective form of dialogue. Payne is known for his ability to create stories and characters that follow familiar ground, and yet his films often surpass their potential as a conventional “comedy.” Alexander Payne learned to direct in film school at USC, which is how you know that he knows his art, and film better than anyone else who’s ever taken a class there. The low-budget film Cedar Rapids proved he could make people care about people, despite being mostly a mystery story in which the most attention paid to the main character is the reason why he’s in the story in the first place.
Read more about Alexander Payne on Medium.