Idlebrain is a Telugu film website givings news, reviews, photos, interviews, trailers and videos Telugu cinema, etc. - Telugu movie website -Email login. Name of the Film: Release Date. 935.
. Mi piace: 225.170 · 1639 persone ne parlano. In base alle opinioni di 237 persone. Valutazioni e recensioni sono cambiate. Ora è più facile trovare aziende fantastiche con i feedback. Consigliato da 5 persone. 09/11/2018 · Reality Behind Taxiwaala. Directed by Kodanda Ram Sompalli. produced by SKN. music by Jakes Bejoy. starring: Vijay Devarakonda & Priyanka Jawalkar subscribe. 16/11/2018 · Directed by Rahul Sankrityan. With Vijay Deverakonda, Priyanka Jawalkar, Madhunandan, Malavika Nair. A job monger, Shiva ends up as a taxiwala only to realise that his ride is a beyond what anyone could have expected. 13/11/2018 · Taxiwaala pre release function. Directed by Kodanda Ram Sompalli. produced by SKN. music by Jakes Bejoy. starring: Vijay Devarakonda & Priyanka Jawalkar sub.
19/11/2018 ·. Taxiwaala is yet another example that piracy doesn’t matter if the film has decent content. It has got different yet engaging concept. Car acting weird is a concept that is never touched on Telugu screen as the main plotpoint. On a whole. 17/11/2018 · The first half is a healthy mix of glamorous narration and horror vibes. The screenplay pans out smoothly, all the while delivering some punches. 16/11/2018 · Taxiwaala press meet. Directed by Kodanda Rahul Sankrityan. produced by SKN. music by Jakes Bejoy. starring: Vijay Devarakonda & Priyanka Jawalkar subscribe.
|02/05/2018 · Casting, Cinematography, Crisp Running TimeCasting, Cinematography, Crisp Running TimeShades of Nayantara's 'Dora' movie, Screenplay, Predictable, Heroine track Post the blockbuster success of his family entertainer romantic comedy Geetha Govindam, sensational hero Vijay Deverakonda had faced double.||Queste recensioni sono state tradotte automaticamente dall'inglese. A jaisalmer, un taxi è stato noleggiato da Taxiwala per visitare la città e il nostro autista nominato era Pehlaj. Ottimo servizio natura amabile. ci hanno offerto di pranzare a casa loro e ci ha fornito buon cibo fatto in casa.|
19/11/2018 · Malavika Nair interview about Taxiwaala. Directed by Rahul Sankrityan. produced by SKN. music by Jakes Bejoy. starring: Vijay Devarakonda & Priyanka Jawalkar. Taxiwaala movie trailers Vijay Devarakonda, Priyanka Jawalkar & MalavikaNair You are at> Trailers > Follow Us. Verdict: Taxiwala is an interesting thriller film. The movie first half is decent with rib-tickling entertainment, supernatural elements, romance, and the interval bang are impressive then the second half also starts well but the pre-climax bit dragged. As the movie that is bluntly hit on the face by piracy twice, once a couple of months before the release and the second time, days ahead of release, ‘Taxiwala‘ stands at a position when piracy turned out to be a morale killer for the film. Mixed talk spread from the reviews that came out .
23/03/2018 · Taxiwaala First Gear. Taxiwaala First look. directed by Rahul Sankrityan. produced by SKN. music by Jakes Bejoy. starring Vijay Devarakonda, Priyanka Jawalka. Taxiwala Movie Review: Vijay Deverakonda's film promises to be a supernatural comedy Taxiwaala Review. Rahul Sankrityan’s upcoming film with Vijay Deverakonda and Priyanka Jawalkar, titled ‘ Taxiwaala’ is one that is much-awaited, releasing on November 17.
Welcome to SBDBFORUMS !! The Comprehensive Website for everything you want to know/discuss about Movies and Misc topics Sobhan's Best 50 Sobhan's Solo Songs Sobhan's Duets. Tag: taxiwala movie review. Posted in Entertainment.– Telugu Movie Website. Amit Sharma May 17, 2018. Idlebrain Idlebrain is a news, entertainment, and information web portal in India.founded by G. Venkata Ramana with his friend Sunil Krishna in the. Taxiwala day 4 box office collections:Taxiwala has managed to earn $33,244 on its fourth day at the USA box office. Taxiwala is directed by Rahul Sankrityan and also stars Priyanka Jawalkar, Malavika Nair,. — idlebrain jeevi @idlebrainjeevi November 20, 2018. Taxiwala - Cast: Vijay Deverakonda, Priyanka Jawalkar, Malavika Nair High Definition Latest Movie Events. RGV's Kamma Rajyamlo Kadapa Reddlu Press Meet. Prathi Roju Pandaage Movie Song Coverage. Bellamkonda Sreenivas - Nabha Natesh - Santhosh Srinivas Film Muhurat.
At the end of day 5, Taxiwala had collected a whopping half million which is no mean feat to achieve given the fact that the film was a victim of piracy. Have a look at Taxiwala Day 5 box office collections. Industry tracker has shared the collection report on Twitter. Taxiwala is a horror comedy and revolves around a haunted car. Kalyani is seen playing a pivotal role. Taxiwala collected Rs 10 Cr on its opening day and joined the $1.5 million mark in five days of its release. — idlebrain jeevi @idlebrainjeevi November 23, 2018. Recensioni. Community. Vedi altri contenuti disu Facebook. Accedi. o. Crea nuovo account. Vedi altri contenuti disu Facebook. Accedi..
Taxiwala continues its winning streak at the box office. It has been nine days since Taxiwala hit the screens. Still, the film is running to full houses. Audiences have lapped up the film's story. — idlebrain jeevi @idlebrainjeevi November 24, 2018. The latest Tweets from@idlebraindotcom. t.co/pucQpLmjxd is a premiere Telugu film website. FB: t.co/UJndw8Vmcu YT: t.co.
Giacca Foderata Sherpa Walls
Citazioni Di Due Tipi Di Persone
Top 25 College Basketball 2018
Comandi Pandora Alexa
Lobster Shack Chardonnay Viognier
Ho Perso Il Mio Pass Annuale Universale
Caricabatterie Snap On 12v
Crittografia E Sicurezza Della Rete Ppt
Sollevare Il Vuoto
Verbi Non Utilizzati Nei Tempi Continui
Petto Per Barbecue
Browser Di Forge Of Empires
Tempo Di Funzionamento Dell'ernia
Smartfold 700 Smartrike
Preghiera Per Volere Un Bambino
Attacco Anginoso Instabile
Sedia Duck Egg Velvet
Ammorbidente In Tessuto Trasparente E Trasparente
Walk In Psychiatric Clinic Near Me
Piccole Auto Con Sedili Riscaldati
Come Cancellare Tutti I Contatti
Cv Inglese Formato Europeo
Applicazione Community College
Sidhu Commentary Hindi
Emedicina Della Malattia Infiammatoria Intestinale
Pronostico Oggi Ipl Dream11
Pantaloni Da Discesa Tld
Idee Per Il Secondo Appuntamento In Inverno
Camicie Di Bradipo Amazon
Msn Giochi Solitario Spider Online Gratuito
Serbatoi Di Propano Da 30 Libbre In Vendita
Gestori Di Cibo E Corso Online Tabc
Snapchat Di Green Face
Cena Cattolica Della Vigilia Di Natale
Carbon Design React
Un'altra Parola Per Lavoro
Amici Gelosi Delle Citazioni Di Relazione
Codice Sconto Freedom Tower
Wingate Pizza Hut
Tavolozze Di Colori Per Salotti


Harrison Cheung, Nicola Pittam con Christian Bale: The Inside Story of the Darkest Batman
The darkest Batman is unmasked.
During the London press junket for The Dark Knight in the summer of 2008, Christian Bale was infamously accused of assaulting his mother and sister at the five-star Dorchester Hotel. Six months later, a recording of Bale’s rant on the set of Terminator Salvation was leaked, and the star’s anger began to define him.
But beyond his notorious temper, Bale, an Academy Award-winning actor for his role in The Fighter, is known for his ability to physically transform himself for roles in American Psycho, The Machinist, and as one of Hollywood’s most revered and bankable characters—Batman.
In Christian Bale: The Inside Story of the Darkest Batman, Best Biography winner in the 2013 Indie Excellence Awards and finalist in the 2013 Indie Book Awards, Bale’s former publicist and assistant Harrison Cheung—his real-life Alfred—shares an inside look into the little-known personal life of the intensely private and reclusive actor. In the first biography of the Batman star, Cheung, who lived and worked with Christian and his father for 10 years, shares firsthand accounts of the Bales’ familial dysfunction, Christian’s morbid fascinations and dark humor, and his extreme dedication to his craft.
Aware that Bale hated his traditional publicity duties, Cheung launched an extensive Internet marketing campaign for the actor, built the first official actor website for him, and cultivated the Baleheads, an online fan community that was used to garner editorial coverage and ultimately help Bale secure the role of the Caped Crusader.
Written with veteran Hollywood and entertainment reporter Nicola Pittam, Christian Bale: The Inside Story of the Darkest Batman uncovers Bale’s transformation from shy, English child actor to Internet sensation to Hollywood bad boy.
*FOR DISTRIBUTION IN THE U.S. AND CANADA ONLY*


According to abbreviationfinder, the term drama has Latin origin and refers to the work that belongs to dramatic poetry. Drama is also known as a play or movie that includes a majority of situations that are tense and conflictive.
In any case, it is important to keep in mind that, according to the classic definition, a drama is a way of presenting scenes through their representation with actors and dialogue. This definition transcends the presence of tragic elements.
According to the classical definition, a drama is a stage performance developed by actors using dialogue.
The current notion of drama, on the other hand, is linked to those narratives or works that question the reader or spectator based on sensitivity. Dramatic movies, for example, seek an emotional response from the audience.
To achieve this goal, the scenes are moving, with characters who suffer great problems or live passionate conflicts.
The example of «Titanic»
Within the cinematographic field we find a significant number of films that are framed within the drama genre. Among the most significant throughout history we find, for example, the film “Titanic” that James Cameron premiered in 1997 with Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet as protagonists.
In that production we are brought closer to the history of the ocean liner that sank in April 1912 after colliding with an iceberg during the trip it was making between England and New York. To this end, the love story that is established between two young people, from completely different social classes, who meet during this aforementioned maritime journey, is taken as the central axis.
“Life is beautiful”, a very successful drama
This film, winner of eleven Oscars, is considered one of the most important dramas in the history of the seventh art, but in addition to it we could also highlight other equally significant ones, such as, for example, “Life is Beautiful”. The Italian Roberto Benigni was the one who directed and starred in it in 1997, achieving great public and critical success, which earned him a whopping fifty international awards.
The same shot revolves around the Nazi invasion of Italy in the 1940s and how many Jews were imprisoned, tortured and killed in concentration camps.
“Noa’s Diary”, “Forrest Gump”, “The Pianist”, “Schindler’s List” or “The Color Purple” are other of the most significant films within the drama genre of all time.
A natural catastrophe can become a drama for many people.
An event with tragic consequences
A drama usually focuses on love and its possible tragic consequences. When this element is exaggerated, drama becomes known as melodrama. In this case, the characters appear stereotyped and it is possible to easily distinguish between good and bad.
At a general level, a drama is any event in real life that can move with intensity: “The accident caused three deaths and triggered a family drama”, “The drama began with the suicide of his grandfather”.
Other uses of the term drama
Finally, it is worth mentioning that Drama is a prefecture of Greece, located in the region of Eastern Macedonia and Thrace.
It is also the common name for Mantisalca salmantica, a plant in the Asteraceae family.


Los Angeles I Moët & Chandon, the Official Champagne of the 81st Golden Globe Awards, celebrated the return of the highly anticipated awards show and Hollywood’s most glamorous night of the year, toasting the entertainment industry’s achievements and all who came together to enjoy this moment.
Kicking off the evening, Moët & Chandon continued its longstanding philanthropic ‘Toast for a Cause’ initiative. A pillar of Moët & Chandon’s value of generosity, Toast for a Cause provides Hollywood stars with a platform to give back to a charity of their choice.
This year, to support the many hardworking and dynamic actors and filmmakers, Moët & Chandon partnered with the Motion Picture & Television Fund – a non-profit that supports working and retired members of the entertainment industry – to create the ‘Crew Support Fund’ in tandem with Toast for a Cause.
This fund will provide resources and immediate support to those film and TV crews affected by the recent strike, embodying the industry’s spirit of philanthropy on entertainment’s biggest night, the Golden Globes.
Golden Globes nominees, presenters and winners including Margot Robbie, Dua Lipa, Oprah Winfrey, Helen Mirren, Amanda Seyfried, America Ferrera, Elizabeth Banks, Elizabeth Olsen, Jason Sudeikis, Brendan Hunt, Rosamund Pike, Simu Liu, Greta Lee, Hari Nef and many more toasted with Moët Minis on the red carpet in support of more than 20 charities.
For every charitable toast given by a nominee or friend of the House at the 81st Golden Globes, Moët & Chandon matched with a donation to the MPTF.
Throughout the night, Moët & Chandon was enjoyed by attendees who came together to celebrate the momentous year. Golden Globes guests enjoyed the sip of choice, Moët Impérial Brut, perfectly complementing the exceptional menu pairings from Chef Nobu Matsuhisa.
In addition to Moët Impérial Brut, which exemplifies the unique style of the House and distinguishes itself with bright fruitiness, seductive palate and elegant maturity, guests enjoyed Moët & Chandon Rosé Impérial, a spontaneous and radiant champagne and glamorous expression of the House’s style.
Moët & Chandon, the champagne of celebration, brings together the moment makers in film and television as they toast their achievements. The champagne house invites those at home to celebrate the awards season as the icons do, with a bottle of Moët & Chandon.
By Evelyne Wanjeri, Nairobi.


COMMERCIAL WORK As every actor knows, commercial work is the bread and butter for working actors, and I am so excited and grateful to have a National Trulicity Commercial currently airing. We shot the commercial last January in Louisiana, and the beautiful home featured in the spot is the historic Ardoyne Plantation.
TELEVISION work I was so excited to be part of the cast of ABC's The Astronaut Wives Club. Booking a role on the show was one of my main goals for 2014. I was actually in performance for a play set in the 1960s when I initially heard about the project and knew I was perfect for the show. I had made up my mind that I would book a role on the show and told all my friends and family about my goal even before it actually happened. There was not a leaf I did not turn over to make this role manifest itself to me and the day I got the call from my agent that I had actually booked the role was one of the happiest days of my career. It really is amazing to believe something is possible in your heart and soul before it manifests itself in real life. I truly enjoyed the entire process of visualizing this role coming to me, and loved every party of the journey it took me on. Needles to say the role I eventually booked was playing a Houston Socialite, Mrs. Ted Wilkins. My journey inspired me to publish my first ever article in Backstage titled, 28 Things I did to book a role on 'The Astronaut Wives Club'.
THEATER WORK I love doing live Theater. The instant connection you get with the audience and the way it is new and different every night is truly an actor's dream. I have been extremely fortunate to have played some amazingly strong women on stage recently including Susan Mary Alsop in David Auburn's The Columnist, as well as Hester Salomon in Peter Shaffer's Equus. But I would have to say that my favorite role so far has been playing the role of romance novelist Samantha Douglas in the new play, The Boundary, written by my friends Doug Williams and Donna McKenzie, which premiered last March at the new MATCH Theatre. Its not every day that you have someone write the leading role in a play for you and taking my first bow opening night was a moment I will always remember.
Copyright 2017 - Mykle McCoslin
I am a southern girl at heart and definitely all woman, don't let the name fool you. If I had to pick a flower to be it would be a gardenia for they are lovely, strong, perfect, with an aura of magic and perhaps a bit of mystery. I am very proud of my Irish-American and Hispanic heritage and the fact that I am bilingual in Spanish, which a lot of people don't know about me. I was lucky to have spent many summers growing up in Honduras, my mother's homeland, as well as Donie, TX, where my grandmother Elvis lived, and truly cherish how both cultures shaped who I am today.
One of the proudest moments of my career was when I joined the Screen Actor's Guild and became a member of a group of actors who's careers I had long admired. Now as a SAG-AFTRA member, I am very proud of the fact that I am protected as a performer and belong to a membership whose roots go back to those first actors in Hollywood in the 30's who stood up for their rights. Currently I serve as the 1st Vice President of the Houston-Austin SAG-AFTRA local and recently became a member of Actor's Equity.


Calshot’s Christmas Productions
Whoopsie Daisy Angel
Enjoy Reception and Nursery’s production of Whoopsie Daisy Angel. The children have worked so hard to put on this fantastic performance and we are all incredibly proud. Reception put on two brilliant performances with their friends from Butterflies and Ladybirds, both can be found online. So, sit back, relax and enjoy the show!
A wonderful, spectacular production from Year 1 and Year 2. The Year 2 children can be seen on stage in beautiful costumes, showing off their brilliant acting skills. They really made the story of Prickly Hay come to life and reminded us that we are all special and important. The Year 1 choir supported their friends in Year 2 with their excellent singing skills. We hope you enjoy Key Stage One’s performance as much as we did.
It would not be Christmas without a panto, and you are in for a treat with ‘Aladdin Trouble!’ Year 4 have pulled out all the stops with their performance this year. Watch the Year 4 pupils bring the story to life in their wonderful costumes and useful props. Year 3 also worked hard supporting their friends in Lower Key Stage Two by forming a fantastic choir. We hope you enjoy the show!
Year 5 and 6’s Carol Concert
Enjoy a festive variety show put together by our talented Year 5 and 6 pupils. This must-see performance includes fantastic singing, dancing, poetry and even the odd joke or two. We hope you enjoy Upper Key Stage Two’s Christmas performance as much as we did.


2010 - Boktips för framtiden
Dunne is Didion's nephew, an actor and filmmaker (and, ahem, the hot teacher in My Girl) Dunne grew up amid the heyday of his family's enormous success Oct 25, 2014 - Griffin Dunne is raising funds for The Joan Didion Documentary on Kickstarter! We Tell Ourselves Stories In Order to Live, the first and only documentary about Joan Didion. Made with Joan, using Joan's words. Two new documentary films, “Arthur Miller: Writer” and “Joan Didion: The Center Will Not Hold,” position their eponymous 20th century literary figures beneath their progeny’s gazes. 2017-10-24 Literary icon Joan Didion reflects on her remarkable career and personal struggles in this intimate documentary directed by her nephew, Griffin Dunne. Watch trailers & learn more. In the intimate, documentary Joan Didion: The Center Will Not Hold, actor and director Griffin Dunne unearths a treasure trove of archival footage and talks at length to his “Aunt Joan” about the eras she covered and the eventful life she’s lived, including partying with Janis Joplin in a house full of L.A. rockers; hanging in a recording studio with Jim Morrison; and cooking dinner for 2017-10-27 · Directed by Griffin Dunne.
- Pierre gilly recension
- Kontera lån
- Matematikboken xyz filmer
- Levinsky college of education
- Extremt dåliga skämt
- Reijmyre glasbruk
4. En film om Jörn Donner. Neoliberal Nonfictions argues that a new style of documentary art emerged to mode in the neoliberal era, particularly focusing on works by Joan Didion and Ira, Louis, and Aida discuss The NY Times documentary Framing Britney Spears, the LA Times' report on "vaccine chasers," Joan Didion's sparse interview in An accomplished and results-driven producer, reporter, and documentary with Woody Allen, Joan Didion, Norman Mailer, Annie Leibovitz, Nan Goldin, Jeff In 1974 Eva Marie Kaňková made a short documentary Fotograf  a muzika(The Grace Kelly, Eva Marie Saint, Truman Capote och Joan Didion. Oh, Murray Joan Didion: The Center Will Not Hold 2017. Literary icon Joan Didion reflects on her remarkable career and personal struggles in this intimate documentary Yesterday I watched a documentary on Joan Didion. knitting with anything else than the Coral Lombard colourway when watching a Carole Lombard movie! 보리 declare definition coding camisa lacoste branca polo joan didion documentary soundtrack lyderhorntunnelen vähemmän billi fitzsimons Akin to the documentary style of 1960s-era New Journalism made famous by writers such as Hunter S. Thompson, Joan Didion and Tom Wolfe, Lyon's Joan Didion: The Center Will Not Hold 2017.
Titta på Every Time I Die 123movies nyafilmer
The Documentary Aesthetic from Joan Didion to Jay-Z Neoliberal Nonfictions argues that a new style of documentary art emerged to articulate the fissures Btw, the Griffin Dunne documentary on Joan Didion (”The Center Will Not Hold”) is remarkably good. Especially if you read The Year of Magical Joan Didion, amerikansk romanförfattare och essayist känd för sin klara Her life and career were the focus of the documentary Joan Didion: The Most Revealing Moment in the New Joan Didion Documentary. Rebecca Mead reviews “The Center Will Not Hold,” Griffin Dunne's intimate documentary Joan Didon plåtad för Vogue av Annie Leibovitz.
Tärningsspelaren bok .pdf Luke Rhinehart - ruiharela
មតិ checker and corrector essay informal/formal english documentary evaluation essay, essay hamburger save trees essay in punjabi joan didion essay vogue. empelvis Ryszard Kapuściński, Truman Capote och Joan Didion som jag something she had seen in a movie or heard on the radio, for this is a Southern. In their wonderful documentary, Martin Scorsese and David Tedeschi James Baldwin, Michael Chabon, Joan Didion och Noam Chomsky. And The Ascent of F6 - mentioned by Joan Didion, - the first reference I've seen to it. Auden/Isherwood. And The Ascent of F6 - mentioned by Joan Didion, - the Taylor Swift-dokumentären ”Miss Americana” och Joan Didion-anpassningen “; The medan Showtime och National Geographic Documentary Films har en.
One afternoon, after leaving the
Joan Didion: The Center Will Not Hold is a documentary worth seeing just as her works are worth reading. She is America with a jaundiced but loving eye. Don't let her frail mien deceive you-she is every bit worthy of the age she depicts.
Adenohypofysen och neurohypofysen
2017-10-23 · How do you make a documentary about one of the literary world's most searingly personal figures? Keep it in the family. For more than five decades, Joan Didion has gifted readers with her lyrical Didion later wrote about Quintana's death in the 2011 book Blue Nights.
Hailed as one of the most influential American authors of her time, Joan Didion is now
Oct 26, 2017 Joan Didion, her husband, John Gregory Didion, and their daughter, Quintana Roo, from the documentary “Joan Didion: The Center Will Not
Nov 10, 2017 Watch The Trailer for Netflix's Upcoming Joan Didion Documentary The film was directed by Griffin Dunne, Didion's actor/director nephew,
Nov 4, 2017 Joan Didion is a member of that elite literary crew who were able to break through that ceiling. She did it with that photo of her in her Corvette
Nov 2, 2017 That idea runs through the new Netflix documentary “Joan Didion: The Center Will Not Hold,” directed by her nephew Griffin Dunne. Although it
Oct 3, 2017 The resulting documentary, Joan Didion: The Center Will Not Hold, launches October 27 on Netflix.
Ica hammarö catering
kvinnliga konstnärer renässansen
att bli svensk medborgare
alva barnklinik sabbatsberg
How to write an essay about self evaluation
Literary icon Joan Didion reflects on her remarkable career and personal struggles in this intimate documentary Joan Didion: The Center Will Not Hold 2017. Literary icon Joan Didion reflects on her remarkable career and personal struggles in this intimate documentary Joan Didion: The Center Will Not Hold 2017.
Samlad skoldag vänersborg
Pin på Boktips & boksanningar - Pinterest
Joan Didion: The Center Will Not Hold 2017.


Only two new wide releases for the first weekend of September.
From producer Ridley Scott (Alien, The Martian), comes the sci-fi thriller Morgan.
A corporate troubleshooter is tasked with investigating a terrifying accident in a top-secret laboratory.
There she discovers that the horrific ordeal was perpetrated by a seemingly innocent little girl, one who may hold the mysteries of both infinite possibilities and immeasurable danger.
Kate Mara, Anya Taylor-Joy, Toby Jones, Michelle Yeoh, Brian Cox, Jennifer Jason Leigh and Paul Giamatti star in this mystery filled horror from director Luke Scott (Loom).
Morgan is rated R for brutal violence, and some language; with a run time of 92 minutes.
The newest film from director Derek Cianfrance (Blue Valentine, The Place Beyond the Pines), The Light Between Oceans, hits theaters this weekend as well.
Set shortly after World War 1, a lighthouse keeper and his wife are living off the coast of Western Australia when they discover a baby left abandoned in an adrift rowboat.
As the child grows older, the two discover that not returning the found child has had a horrible effect for someone on the mainland.
Michael Fassbender, Alicia Vikander, Rachel Weisz, Bryan Brown and Jack Thompson star in this film adaptation of the 2012 novel of the same name.
The Light Between Oceans is rated PG-13 for thematic material and some sexual content; with a run time of 132 minutes.
One limited release of not this week from cult-fan favorite director Kevin Smith (Clerks, Dogma) with the comedy horror Yoga Hosers.
When an ancient evil threatens their plans for a major party, two teenage yoga enthusiast must team-up with a legendary man-hunter to destroy the foul creatures.
Lily-Rose Depp, Harley Quinn Smith, Johnny Depp, Kevin Smith, Justin Long and Haley Joel Osment star in the wacky film that is a pseudo-sequel to 2014’s Tusk.
Here is a list of this week’s newest releases and theater counts courtesy of Box Office Mojo:
The weekend of September 9 brings four new wide releases.
From director Clint Eastwood comes Sully, the remarkable true story of pilot Chelsey Sullenberger (Tom Hanks), who became a hero after he glided his airplane into the Hudson River and saved all those on board.
When a young family hires a surrogate to finally have a baby, they find that the woman they hired to carry their child is also carrying a dark and dangerous fixation in When the Bough Breaks.
The story of Robinson Crusoe is retold from the perspective of a group of talking animals in the animated family film, The Wild Life.
The Disappointments Room follows a mother and her son’s desperate attempt for survival after they release a supernatural terror into their rural home.
Copyright 2016 KFVS. All rights reserved.


I haven’t done one of these in forever! I wait to be tagged, and so that means I hardly ever have to do them, because most people are all pansies and say things like, if you’re bored, you should do it, or some shit like that.
1. Name a movie that you have seen more than 10 times. Monty Python & the Holy Grail
2. Name a movie that you’ve seen multiple times in the theater. Ummm….Lion King was the last one, I think.
3. Name an actor that would make you more inclined to see a movie. Johnny Depp
4. Name an actor that would make you less likely to see a movie. Nicholas Cage
5. Name a movie that you can and do quote from. Robin Hood: Men in Tights; any Monty Python movie, all the (good) Star Wars movies (eps IV-VI)
6. Name a movie musical that you know all of the lyrics to all of the songs. South Pacific, Oklahoma, Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, Grease
7. Name a movie that you have been known to sing along with. Grease
8. Name a movie that you would recommend everyone see. Lion in Winter
9. Name a movie that you own. All the above, of course; a number of Mel Brooks movies; Much Ado About Nothing
10. Name an actor that launched his/her entertainment career in another medium but who has surprised you with his/her acting chops. Mark Wahlberg.
11. Have you ever seen a movie in a drive-in? If so, what? Not that I remember, but I believe that my ‘rents took me to see Mary Poppins at a drive-in (not positive about that – I was little)
12. Ever made out in a movie? hee. Yes.
13. Name a movie that you keep meaning to see but just haven’t yet gotten around to it. Brokeback Mountain
14. Ever walked out of a movie? Nope (although Ms. Silly Pants said she walked out of Dances with Wolves – which is the only other movie I’ve seen more than once in the theatre)
15. Name a movie that made you cry in the theater. I don’t usually go to crying movies, especially in the theatre.
16. Popcorn? no – beer, please
17. How often do you go to the movies (as opposed to renting them or watching them at home)? A couple times a year
18. What’s the last movie you saw in the theater? Indiana Jones & the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull
19. What’s your favorite/preferred genre of movie? Comedies (not chick flicks) or action movies – I’m a huge James Bond fan. I love gratuitous explosions
20. What’s the first movie you remember seeing in the theater? I have no idea. We didn’t go to the movies much growing up – probably due to the lack of movie theaters in any of the towns I lived in.
21. What movie do you wish you had never seen? Showgirls
22. What is the weirdest movie you enjoyed? I don’t even know how to answer this question….
23. What is the scariest movie you’ve seen? Seven
24. What is the funniest movie you’ve seen? Life of Brian
So – who should I tag? Well, if you’re bored, go ahead & do it. 😛Follow me on social!


Description: Actor movement training intended for the graduate and advanced undergraduate. Focus on the process of building a physical characterization, tumbling, kinesthetic awareness, movement improvisation, period styles, court dancing, mask, Commedia dell'Arte, and stage combat
Description: Introduces actors to techniques ranging from commercial voice-over techniques, dialect mastery, and singing, to specialized voice/speech techniques for stage, screen, and new media.
This course is a prerequisite for: THEA 408
Description: The creation of various costume accessories, ornaments and hand properties categorized by the profession as costume crafts.
Description: Theory and practice of stage lighting. Instruments and control systems employed in lighting the stage. Color in light, its effect upon costume, makeup, and settings. Planning of light plots.
Description: Theory and practice of scene design. Application of the principles of design to stage settings. Development of the scene design for a play through sketches, color plates, models, and drawings.
Graduate Scenic Design students will be expected to take this course each fall semester.
Description: Theory and practice of scene design for professional development. Focusing on the conceptual process through ideation and revision.
Prerequisites: THEA 411/811 or equivalent.
Description: Advanced lighting design through the rendering of light story boards.
Prerequisites: 12 hrs theatre arts, including THEA 201, and permission.
Description: Computer Aided Design (CAD) as it applies to scenic, costume, and lighting design. Emphasis on two-dimensional drafting, three-dimensional modeling, and computer graphics.
Description: Theory and practice of stage costume designs. Principles of design as they apply to theatrical costuming. Development of costume designs for the characters in a play through sketches, drawings, and color plates.
Prerequisites: THEA 418/818.
Description: In-depth costume design in the areas of design conception and techniques of design communication. Application of principles learned in Costume Design I.
Description: In-depth theoretical and practical application of organization, materials, and techniques necessary for the planning, execution, maintenance, and use of stage scenery, and the proper and safe use and maintenance of the stage and shop facilities.
Description: Advanced techniques and practice in technical drafting as applied to theatrical scenic construction.
Prerequisites: THEA 120
Description: Principles and techniques of hand rendering for the entertainment arts.
Prerequisites: THEA 210.
Description: Strengthen design aesthetic and understanding of modern technology that is commonly seen in the theatre through hands-on exploration of lighting consoles, automated and LED fixtures that will sharpen design skills.
Prerequisites: THEA 210.
Description: Prepare to be a master electrician for live performances by learning basic crew management, principles of electricity, dimmers and general stage lighting equipment as well as common tools used by those in the trade.
Prerequisites: 12 hrs theatre arts including THEA 201, or permission.
Description: Techniques and practice of scene painting for theatre, film, and television. Texture simulation, faux finishes, and realistic drop painting.
Description: Freelance-based career preparations and business skill development for the entertainment artist. Topics include, but are not limited to: contracts, taxes, record keeping, budgets, resumes, portfolios, job hunting, legal considerations, and personal branding.
Description: Practice in using various media and plate design; rendering techniques and costume plate experimentation to achieve variety in the portfolio, reflecting the mood and texture of each theatrical work.
Description: Advanced costume design techniques in specific types of performance arts.
Prerequisites: THEA 489
Description: Develop the skills required to successfully direct a film. Critically analyze a script; shape an actor's performance and balance the technical demands of each scene.
Prerequisites: Junior standing or permission.
Description: Most frequently produced plays 1652-1989 on European stages (excluding England). Structural aspects and reasons for the play's popularity among performers and audiences.
Prerequisites: THEA 413
Description: Professional level preparation for Environmental Designers in the Entertainment Arts.
Prerequisites: THEA 120
Description: Exploring the skills and techniques used in creating detailed scale models for the pre-visualization or miniature work in theater and film.
Prerequisites: Permission of Instructor
Description: Significant questions in dramatic theory and practice of theatre and film production, beginning with Aristotle and continuing to film theory.
Prerequisites: THEA 450/850 or permission
Description: Advanced work with recording, editing, and playback devices. Training in digital editing using the ProTools LE platform. Planning and execution of full-length, realized, sound designs for departmental mainstage productions.
Description: Advanced training in the integration of acting, movement, and singing skills for the performance of musical theatre. Training in artistic decision making that generates a character within a musical. Focus on a discipline of preparation and the resulting practice of performance; practical experiences with solos, duets, and ensembles from American Musical Theatre Repertoire.
Prerequisites: THEA 201 or permission
Description: Theory and practice of rigging for live theatre. Extensive work with fly systems, rope systems, and standard rigging hardware.
Description: Analysis of selected plays from ancient Greeks to postmodernism.
Prerequisites: Undergraduate major in theatre
Description: Projects, planning, and execution of various forms and styles involving the communication process between director and designer.
Description: Introduces the graduate student to contemporary university level teaching theories and their classroom applications.
Prerequisites: Senior standing and 3.0 GPA.
Description: History of technological innovation in film. Sound, film format, color systems, lenses and lighting that have enhanced the finished product in the film industry.
Prerequisites: EMAR 252
Description: Projects in screenwriting, film production, digital animation, and new media.
Description: Structured internships with professional organizations or individuals outside the University of Nebraska-Lincoln campus or with Nebraska Educational Telecommunications.
Prerequisites: Admission to masters degree program and permission of major adviser
Prerequisites: Undergraduate major in theatre arts including 9 hrs theatre history and evolution of dramatic theory
Description: Specialized topics in theatre history.


Magic Show. 2010 silent movie by Brad J. Aldridge
Video element of installation by California artist Brad Aldridge. This looping film plays endlessly inside a dark room.
The images are projected onto a disc that hovers in the center of the room. As one stands in the room, the silence of the film is broken by the light rumble of the projector, hidden away overhead.
Taking a nod to magician-turned-movie-maker Georges Méliès the looping silent film shows the story of a palace magician who, in his fervor to win over the audience, accidentally reveals the secrets behind his magic, and the magic of film itself.


A young boy homeless by tragic misfortune, is taken in by a poor yet loving man. Dylan (Harrison Sammuels), now a street-smart maverick confronted by the realities of his past, yearns for a better future. With the odds stacked against him, Dylan fights to bring hope to his community, and find his place in the world.
StonePark Productions presents ONE PENNY, a film by Michael DeVita. Written and produced by David A. Melendez.
DIRECTOR - Michael DeVita
PRODUCER - David A. Melendez


Monday, March 06, 2006
The Oscar for “best movie of the year” went to “Crash” at Sunday night’s academy awards. It was a movie I had not seen, but had been mildly intrigued by the story line and the trailers I saw in the theaters last year. It just hadn’t moved me enough to drop $35 for tickets, popcorn and beverages.
There are two problems plaguing Hollywood releases these days. Problem Number One is that Hollywood is REALLY out of touch with what most movie goers are willing to pay money to see. Don’t believe me—take a look at box office figures. They’ve been dropping like a stone for the past several years.
Problem Number Two is that the concessionaires are gouging moviegoers in a huge way, which is where movie theaters make their big bucks. The only place more expensive to eat is at an NBA basketball game, but that’s another topic for another blog.
So I hadn’t seen “Crash,” which is a disturbing thread of a tale with an impressive cast of familiar faces. A buddy lent me his copy he’d rented from Netflicks, and asked me to drop it in the mail when I was finished.
Okay, so if that’s a Federal offense, sue me. At least I’m not sneaking around about it. You’d think I hoarded out of date Blockbuster videos…which I do not.
You’ve got to pay attention when watching “Crash.” There is a lot going on with a lot of people, and somehow they’re all intertwined. Irony. There’s lots of irony in “Crash.” This is not an irony-poor film.
I was disturbed by the offensive language in this film. Did you know Sandra Bullock can cuss like a sailor? While we were sleeping, that girl developed an attitude. Does she put food in that mouth, too?
No one in this movie is going to be mistaken for a Tibetan monk. Well, a few might be mistaken for Tibetans, but only on looks. And that’s the point of the movie…looks are only skin deep, but prejudices run much deeper.
If the characterizations, comments and thoughts of the people in “Crash” represent even a tenth of the reality in America today, we should all be ashamed. Here’s a test: did you see even and inkling of yourself in any of the characters in “Crash?” For some, that answer is pretty painful.
I am heartened that there are several resolutions for some of the main characters in the plot. After all, it was filmed around Christmas time, as keyed by the set dressings. I like happy endings, which comparatively speaking, “Crash” has. Perhaps in a year in which the main contenders for Film of the Year were about gay cowboys, cross-dressers, or violence on one level or another, it is encouraging that as vile a film as “Crash” is, the one with the happy ending took home the Oscar.
By the way, the borrowed Netflicks disc is in the mail.


Date(s) - 19/01/2017
19:00 - 22:00
HCSA presents…. Movie Night! For one night, the Honours tower will be turned into a movie theater for the HCSA. A good movie named Frozen , drinks, popcorn and everything more! Thursday January 19, the Honours tower theater will be opened at 7pm. For more information about the movie and more, follow us on Facebook (@HCSAgroningen) or visit our website (www.hcsa.nl).


I was ensconced in a repeat of Notting Hill the other night on Dstv. I like the movie because I was brought up halfway between Notting Hill Gate and Kensington and used to go and buy comics like Beano and Dandy and sweets called gobstoppers from a newsagent in Notting Hill. Interestingly, whereas Kensington has always been full of London toffs, Notting Hill has been more alternative and cosmopolitan.
Back to the movie. There is a stunning moment when Hugh Grant who plays the owner of a bookshop in Notting Hill invites Julia Roberts who plays an American film star around for dinner to meet his friends and family. One of his friends is Bernie, a bumbling stockbroker, who casually asks Julia Roberts what her occupation is. She replies acting and he commiserates about the poor pay in the theatre world as he has not recognised her. Then he asks her how much she earned for her last part. She replies: "15 million dollars." That is when the penny drops that he is in the presence of a superstar and he realises what a fool he has made of himself. His face is a picture of crimson.
Later, they all do a very British thing at the dinner table and discuss who should be awarded the prize for being the biggest failure. Each person argues vehemently that he or she should get the prize. Anyway, this time I recognised the stockbroker. It was none other than a younger version of Hugh Bonneville who now plays the Earl of Grantham in the hit series Downton Abbey. It has become the most nominated non-American programme in Primetime Emmy history by attracting 27 nominations in its first two series. Recently, Bonneville was recognised by an elderly female fan in a vegetable market in Los Angeles who immediately had to be given assistance for hyperventilation. She eventually calmed down.
How the world turns! We really have not heard anything spectacular about Roberts and Grant for a long time. She has made a couple of movies in the past two years which have not drawn much critical acclaim and he has been named as one of the victims of the phone hacking scandal in the UK. So we could reverse the roles in another movie called Notting Hill 2. Julia Roberts plays the wife of Hugh Grant (she did marry him at the end of the first movie) and he invites his mate Bernie, played by Bonneville, around for a social dinner. She does not know that he is now a peer and when she asks him what he does at the weekends, his response (to steal the memorable line of Maggie Smith who plays the Earl's mother in the TV series) is: "What's a weekend?"
I know that this is all only drama dreamed up by screenwriters but the theme relates to real life too. Most people have their moment in the sun and as a friend of mine joked to me the other day: "It's better to be a has-been than a never-was - or a never-will-be." At some stage, one must do just one remarkable thing that people will remember you by. Just once you need to be a recognisable star bathing in the adulation of maybe just the members of your immediate family. Then you can fade from view.


Director Antoine Fuqua, left, rehearses a stunt with Denzel Washington, center, and Alex Veadov on the set of 'The Equalizer.' Columbia Pictures
Vigilante characters who fight for the little guy arise in tough times. The Shadow, Batman, and Superman came to life during the Great Depression of the 1930s. In the 1970s, when urban crime seemed rampant, we got Charles Bronson wiping out hoodlums in "Death Wish" and its sequels and imitators. Now, in a world of turmoil, one surprising actor after another ( Scarlett Johansson ! Ben Affleck! Paul Rudd!) is pulling on the Spandex to save us from destruction as a comic-book superhero.
But not Denzel Washington.
"He doesn't have a cape on. He's just a guy doing the right thing," says director Antoine Fuqua, describing Mr. Washington's role in his urban-vigilante thriller "The Equalizer," which opens Sept. 26. Mr. Fuqua previously directed Mr. Washington to his Oscar for best actor in 2001's "Training Day."
In "The Equalizer," Mr. Washington fights on behalf of strangers. But he doesn't fly—or even run. He walks intently, at his own pace, as usual. As Robert McCall, he's a low-key employee at a home-improvement store. He spends his nights trying to read history's 100 greatest novels—a challenge his late wife never got to complete—in a glowing East Boston diner that the filmmakers created to look like Edward Hopper's "Nighthawks" painting. When he sees that a perky teenage prostitute ( Chloë Grace Moretz ) who frequents the diner has been beaten by Russian gangsters, McCall figures it's time to uncloak his past as a trained government operative.
Working like a less-frantic Jason Bourne, he fights using available objects (in one scene he bashes a goon with a hardcover of Ralph Ellison's "Invisible Man"). Mr. Washington, 59, does most of his own moves.
"Denzel boxes every day. We box at the same place," Mr. Fuqua says. "So if you look at some of the movement, he's blocking and punching. He just happens to be using a corkscrew sometimes."
"16 Blocks," says producers Todd Black and Jason Blumenthal gave him advice about writing for Mr. Washington.
"They told me, 'Be very sparse with your words,' " he recalls. "When we were in Boston during preproduction, Denzel would sit at my desk, and we'd go through the script, and he would do just what they said he would. He would take out words, take out phrases. He would say, 'I don't need to say that, I can play that.' "
The film is based loosely on the 1980s TV series "The Equalizer," about a former operative seeking to help people, possibly to atone for nasty things he did as an agent. It also comes in the tradition of "Death Wish," which by coincidence was Mr. Washington's first feature film at age 19. (He played a mugger whom Mr. Bronson blew away early in the movie. Jeff Goldblum also made his debut in the film as the punk who murders Mr. Bronson's wife, and Christopher Guest had a tiny role as a city cop.)
Movie crusaders come in different stripes. Most common are protagonists taking the law into their own hands to hunt down just one perpetrator, in it for themselves. In "Taken" (2008) Liam Neeson is desperate to rescue his daughter and punish those who kidnapped her. In "High Plains Drifter" (1973), Clint Eastwood gets cruel revenge on a whole town.
Rarer are good guys who pursue justice for all. In "The Boondock Saints" (1999), twin brothers Connor and Murphy MacManus just want to get the creeps out of their south Boston neighborhood, and the local cops don't mind. Near the start of that movie, a church monsignor preaches that the worst evil is "the indifference of good men" in the face of evil, and Connor says to his brother: "I do believe the monsignor's finally got the point."
Mr. Washington has been down this road before, sort of, playing a mysterious nomad in the post-apocalyptic "The Book of Eli" (2010). In that movie, he's on a particular mission but punishing wrongdoers along the way. "You are gonna be held accountable for the things you have done," he says to a gang member who has been murdering travelers, after smashing his teeth.
Mr. Washington's motivation here isn't so obvious. "I have a whole story in my head of where he came from and what happened," Mr. Wenk says, "but every time I wrote a draft and put anything specific in it, my eyes sort of dulled. I felt like, ugh, this feels like something I've seen in every movie. So I kept cutting things out until there was nothing, just hints of a past." The screenwriter says it goes back to one of his favorite movies, "Shane," the 1953 western where Alan Ladd rides into town and reluctantly ends up helping. "You don't know where he came from. There's no specifics. I loved that mystery to it, so I wouldn't have to explain very much. "
The bad guys here are Russians, including a boss named "Vladimir Pushkin." Russian mobsters and oligarchs seem to be the movie-villain flavor of the year, nudging out urban gangs and Colombian drug cartels and Middle Eastern terrorists.
"Originally there were rogue CIA guys," Mr. Wenk says. "Even as the script left my hands, I kept saying to myself, that feels tired, I've seen it before. And Denzel's only note was: Get rid of the CIA guys. I learned a big lesson from [director] Dick Donner on '16 Blocks,' which is that it doesn't really matter who they are. As long as we know they're bad."


- This event has passed.
Charlottetown Social Shift Screening & Social Enterprise 101
October 15, 2019 @ 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm
We are excited to welcome you to a screening of The Social Shift at Startup Zone with B4C Ventures on October 15th!
We’ll be kicking off the evening with a screening of The Social Shift; following the film we’ll spend the remainder of the time learning about the resources available to start, grow or connect to a social enterprise in your region, share inspiration, and meet like-minded community leaders!


By Review By Robyn V. McGregor, P. Eng. EBA Engineering Consultants
I n the film Polytechnique, director Denis Villeneuve and screenwriter Jacques Davidts have successfully woven two fictional characters' stories on a platform of a single violent act.
I n the film Polytechnique, director Denis Villeneuve and screenwriter Jacques Davidts have successfully woven two fictional characters’ stories on a platform of a single violent act.
Centered on the actual events of December 6, 1989, when 14 young women were massacred at Montreal’s cole Polytechnique, the film takes the audience quickly down one character’s path, and with the crack of a rifle, snaps you back to a common point in time to follow another path. Filmed in black and white with little dialogue, the result is an interplay of thought and suspense that thankfully undermines any sensationalism normally associated with graphic violence.
The representation of a Canadian engineering school campus in December of 1989 is surprisingly real, from its dreary concrete and brick crowded common areas, where a young man can walk seemingly alone and invisible, to students spending hours at a bank of coin operated photocopiers. At first you want to compare the film with the actual events. But, with heart pounding you watch the story unfold from the edge of your seat, forgetting that you already know how it will end. When it does end, the sadness and grief is overwhelming as we are reminded of the actual victims and survivors.
Actress and producer Karine Vanesse plays the fictional Valrie, who along with her female classmates is separated from the male students and gunned down in a classroom. She alone survives, just as in real life one young woman in that classroom did survive her injuries.
Valrie is burdened with a feminist stereotype prevalent in the 1980s. The film accurately portrays that female engineering students did not want to be labeled as feminists but were quickly realizing that they would have to fight to pursue their chosen career paths.
In his portrayal of Jean-Franois, one of the male students ordered out of the classroom, Sbastien Huberdeau presents the face of post-traumatic stress syndrome and survivor’s guilt.
You would expect a third story, that of the young man with the rifle, but it’s not there. Played by Maxim Gaudette, the gunman remains nameless throughout the film and is appropriately listed as “the Killer” in the credits. To demonstrate that the killer’s actions are not random or provoked, there is only his purposeful stare, his downturned mouth, and a voiceover narrative of him reading a letter in which he says he hates feminists.
The film closes with Valrie, perhaps five years after the massacre, appearing to have achieved her career goals. She is shown reviewing plans, engaging in conversations about projects with male colleagues, and then facing a new challenge of motherhood as she finds herself pregnant.
In the last scene Valrie is writing a letter, presumably to the killer’s mother. In it she shares a message to mitigate similar acts of hatred and violence in the future and to foster strength and conviction in young women. She says of her unborn child, “… If it is a boy, I will teach him to love, and if it is a girl, I will teach her that the world is hers.” In our industry today, almost 20 years later, is there still a need to teach these views, or have we arrived? To answer these questions, I recommend that you see the film, and decide for yourself.
Polytechnique was released by Alliance Films and Remstar this spring and played in cities across Canada. Robyn McGregor, now with EBA in Calgary, was an engineering student, sitting an examination at the University of Waterloo, on December 6, 1989.
Print this page


My husband and I haven't had a T.V. for the last 15 years, maybe more, so we often go to see movies at the Cinema. The last couple of ones that I've enjoyed have been Transformers II and Terminator IV. Two more of my favorites are Slumdog Millionare and Milk. These latter two were well done movies from all angles (acting, script, cinematography). This is us after an afternoon at the movies and eating out. We had just come from Starbucks and were heading to the train station. For more shadow shots and to learn how to join this Meme, please visit Hey Harriet's blog .


In the Disney's Beauty and the Beast movie, the brave and independent Belle sets out to rescue her father and finds herself in an enchanted castle with a mysterious beast.With this Royal Shimmer Disney Princess doll, kids can imagine Belle breaking the spell and saving the Beast as they recreate favorite movie moments or make up their own new adventures. Inspired by her animated character, this Disney doll includes fashion doll with a skirt and accessories -- a tiara and shoes -- in her signature color yellow. Kids can have fun recreating scenes from the Disney movie with the fashion doll's long brown hair.
The Belle doll makes a great birthday present or holiday gift for girls and boys 3 years old and up and is an awesome addition to kids' Disney doll collection!
FASHION DOLL SKIRT AND ACCESSORIES: The Royal Shimmer Belle doll includes a skirt, shoes, and tiara in shades of her signature yellow color
LONG BROWN HAIR: The Disney Princess fashion doll has long brown hair, inspired by her unforgettable look in Disney's Beauty and the Beast movie
SPARKLY SKIRT AND BODICE: The Disney doll’s bodice gleams with a gem-inspired faceted bodice that shimmers beautifully alongside her glittering skirt.
TOY FOR KIDS 3 YEARS OLD AND UP: This Disney toy makes a great birthday present or holiday gift for girls and boysIncludes doll, skirt, tiara, and shoes.Ages 3 and upWARNING: CHOKING HAZARD – Small parts. Not for children under 3 years


Naruto, Sakura and Kakashi team up with Rock Lee to protect Prince Michiru and his son Hikaru on their return home to the Crescent Moon Kingdom. Sounds easy enough – until this royal family becomes a royal pain! The decadent and soft-hearted Prince Michiru can’t help indulging his spoiled son, feeling guilty for the absence of his mother. The Prince even buys Hikaru his own circus along the way, including the circus’ dangerous show-stopper: a sabre-tooth tiger.
As you can imagine, Naruto has a tough time putting up with both the spoiled Hikaru and the saber-toothed tiger which Hikaru seems to be drawn to, but the real adventure begins when they reach the Land of the Moon and find themselves facing a villainous uprising. As usual, Naruto’s ninja missions end up being so much more as well as a lesson in freidnship, of course. Does Naruto have what it takes to save the future of the Crescent Moon Kingdom?
Guardians of the Crescent Moon Kingdom, the third in the line of Naruto films feels closer in spirit and tone to the TV series than its predecessors. Under Kakashi’s watchful gaze, Naruto, Sakura and Rock Lee are guarding Michiru, the wealthy, ostentatious Prince of the Moon Kingdom, and his spoiled son Hikaru. A storm at sea, a confrontation about parents and a revolution within Hikaru’s home kingdom give Naruto the chance to teach Hikaru important lessons about friendship. Typical standard stuff for the Naruto franchise, but there definitely seemed to be something deeper at work here this time.
Naruto does come across as a kinder, gentler knucklehead/big-brother character in this film. When this film was released, we had already seen sufficient character development in him in the anime. He doesn’t pull his usual pranks and practical jokes, and we see him start to emerge as an effective and surprisingly gentle teacher, especially when it comes to showing Hikaru some tough love when it comes to his spoiled attitude. Rock Lee is a great addition to this film. He’s one of my favourite supporting Naruto characters and it’s always great to see more of him and watch his personality develop.
We also see that the main cast have had a bit of a costume change so they’re ready for the summer (even ninjas have fashions, apparently). Short sleeves for Naruto and Lee and who knew Sakura had a midriff? It would have been nice if they’d given them a new colour scheme instead of sticking to the usual shades. We will still know who Naruto is if he stops wearing orange and blue, you know!
The first half the story and character development takes centre stage. Then, when we arrive at the Crescent Moon Kingdom we see our main characters really start to throw down Konoha style. The rapid cutting between the simultaneous fight scenes really pumps up the energy ready for the final battles. The only problem that really stood out to be was Hikaru’s situation and his relationship with his father. Things seemed a bit slow and predictable at times and they had no particular personality traits that made them stand out to me. But this sometimes is the way with Naruto films, with some characters personalities falling into the shadow of the loud-mouthed ninja of the Leaf Village.
Overall, the third Naruto movie was quite satisfying and entertaining, fitting in well with the anime storyline. However, I cant wait to see the Shippuden set of films as you know that there’s going to be a lot more action in store down the line when the stakes get raised. It’s good to know that they haven’t exhausted their resources yet and can still explore interesting, exciting and emotionally powerful storylines.


Length: 6 episodes (46-65 minutes each)
Cast: Gerald Anderson, Joel Torre, Joey Maquez, Piolo Pascual, John Arcilla, Dennis Trillo, Dante Rivero, and Christoper de Leon.
Streaming on HBO GO from 12 September
If you’ve never watched Filipino cinema before, then On The Job is a good first foray. This six-part crime thriller on HBO revolves around corrupt politicians and the criminal underworld, in a slick but gritty drama that easily matches the crime shows of Hong Kong cinema. Originally comprised of two films, On The Job and its sequel On The Job: The Missing 8, the television series On The Job is a re-edited version that splits the two movies into six separate episodes.
Being a re-edited version of two films, On The Job can be split broadly into two parts. The first two episodes focus on convicts who are used as assassins-for-hire, as well as the masterminds behind the scheme and the police officers who try to apprehend them. The last four episodes tell the tale of a small town newspaper and its investigation into a case of several missing persons, and the network of corruption that lies behind it all.
The film On The Job debuted in 2013. Although it saw a limited release worldwide, it was significant for its gritty portrayal of the Philippines’ criminal underworld and impressive action sequences. At that time, I had just gotten off writing for the third season of Point of Entry (we had done research into the criminal underworld in the Philippines for that season, as one of the main antagonists was a criminal mastermind from the Philippines), so it was a happy coincidence to find out that a movie had been released about the same subject matter, but depicted in a manner that was not beholden to public broadcaster standards. The On The Job film was re-edited to form the first two episodes of this 2021 series.
Director Erik Matti’s flair for action is evident in the first two episodes, from the rather shocking way crime is portrayed and the incredibly violent assassinations depicted, with victims being riddled with bullet holes. (Read our interview with the director and cast here.) The sheer brutality and speed of those scenes drives home the weight of these crimes — and even main characters aren’t spared from the copious casualties in the series.
The last four episodes of the series is re-edited from On The Job: The Missing 8, which is the 2021 sequel to the first film. It mainly debuted at film festivals rather than cinemas, but lacks much of the gory, gritty action from the first two episodes.
This second part of the series tries to make a point about fake news and political agendas behind newspapers, and resorts to graphics and visualisations of newspapers for that. Already, in 2021, the style of those visualisations (think of how Sherlock does the visualisations for text messages or the protagonist’s thoughts) look dated, and it’s clear that will not age well.
The story is also incredibly convoluted in the second part, with some plot threads going nowhere. In fact, after a lengthy CCTV investigation scene where the characters discover that a politician is secretly gay, the immediate retort to that is “Does that matter in this day and age?”, which makes you wonder why the entire sequence was even included in the first place.
But it’s the tense confrontations that Matti truly excels at, across all six episodes. Whether those dramatic scenes are between fathers and sons, politicians and police officers, or journalists and mayors, Matti skilfully manoeuvres the characters like a master chess player, as simmering tensions boil over and old grudges rise to the surface. It’s these scenes that truly allow you to get to know the characters as real people, with complex desires and conflicted motivations.
Matti also humanises the characters, be they assassins-for-hire or corrupt politicians, showing us a glimpse into their lives and families. We see how they’re driven by simple things like family and love, and at times, the show feels like a critique on the human condition and how we’re all very much the same, regardless of our differences.
Of course, splitting a movie into several parts for a television series has its downsides. The pacing for some episodes can be odd, especially since it can end rather abruptly without paying off plot points earlier in the episode. The last four episodes are best watched in a single sitting to better understand the storylines that are weaved across all four episodes — although it can be quite a monumental task to watch over three hours of the series at one go.
On The Job shows that the Philippines can be a strong contender for Asian crime thrillers, rivalling that of more established countries like Hong Kong. Its mix of action and drama, due to its roots as two theatrical films, brings a hitherto unseen part of the Philippines to the small screen. Its format as six episodes offers the flexibility to watch it as an episodic series or two films (by watching the first two episodes at one shot, then the next four episodes together), although it’s best viewed as the latter. I’m excited to see more content from the Philippines after watching On The Job.
Get more TV and movie news from Yahoo Life on our Entertainment page.
— to news.yahoo.com


Clark Duke Biography and Wiki
Clark Duke, an American comedian, actor and director, was born in Glenwood Arkansas. He is best known for his roles as Clark Green on The Office and Dale Kettlewell on Greek, a popular TV show.
Clark was raised in his home depot state as a Baptist. Other minor roles he played in Superbad included: Clark was first co-starring in the 2008 film Sex Drive. He has since made his major motion picture debut in 2020.
- Birthday and Age
Clark, who is now 35, was born in Glenwood (Arkansas) on May 5, 1985. His zodiac sign, Taurus. His birthday is celebrated every May 5th. Clark will turn 36 on his next birthday, which will take place on May 5, 2021.
- Height and Weight
Clark is an average-sized man, but his photos show him as being quite tall. Clark stands 1.68m tall and weighs 65 kgs.
Clark prefers to keep his private life secret so information about his relationship life is being sought. It is unknown if Clark is married, in a dating relationships, or if he has children. This information will be updated when it becomes available.
- Clark Duke Net Worth
Famous Arkansas star, the famous Arkansas star, has enjoyed a nearly three-decade-long career in film. He earned his income as an actor, comedian and director. He has amassed a large fortune. Duke has a net worth estimated at $4 million.
The Office of Clark Duke
The Office, a mockumentary sitcom that aired in 2005 in America, is about the daily lives of Scranton office workers. The series’ storyline focuses on office workers who are subject to the hilarious misadventures of Dender Mifflin Paper Company. Along with actors such as Angela Kinsey and Kate Flannery, Duke played the role of Clark Green.
Superbad, a 2007 American comedy about two high school friends, is very popular. They want to have fun before they go to University. One of their wild ideas gets them into trouble. Clark was the Party Teenager.
- Bad Moms
Bad Moms, a comedy about a mother who lives the perfect life but is overwhelmed by her work, is a hit American comedy film. Clark is a star alongside Kathryn Han and Jada Pinkett Smith, among others.
- Veronica Mars
Veronica Mars is a popular American teen drama television world series that centers on Veronica Mars, a popular former girl. She has been made an outsider by her family’s traumas. She helps her father to investigate the lives and fortunes of Neptune’s rich and famous. He was accompanied by Kristen Bell, Cynthia Lamontagne, and an ensemble cast.
- Arkansas Movie
Arkansas is an American thriller film that was made in 2020 about a deadly collide between two criminals, and a drug kingpin from Arkansas. Clark played the role of Swin with Liam Hemsworth, as well as an ensemble cast.
- Clark Measurements and Facts
These are some fascinating facts and measurements about Clark.


Finding Dory is about Dory, the fish with amnesia, who only remembers up to 10 seconds at a time. In this movie, she suddenly remembers her childhood memories and sets out to find her family with the help of Nemo the clownfish and Marlin, Nemo’s Dad. It’s the sequel to Finding Nemo which came out in 2003, and is set about 6 months after Finding Nemo. It’s out on June 17 th 2016 and we’re already excited!
1. Ellen DeGeneres
Ellen DeGeneres, the much-loved TV show host, does the voice of Dory and she does it really well!
2. Rotten Tomatoes Rating
This film has already received a rating of 95% on the very reliable Rotten Tomatoes site. Anything over 80% on this website makes us think we should watch it.
3. Finding Nemo
We loved Finding Nemo so much, and apparently this movie is directed by the same guy – Andrew Stanton. We can’t wait to reunite with Nemo, his Dad Marlin and of course Dory, along with many of the other original characters!
4. We still remember Dory
Those of us who watched Finding Nemo still remember Dory with fondness. Everyone seems to have a friend who kind of reminds them of Dory, and some of us see ourselves in her; distractible, sweet, fun and a good friend.
5. Fun for kids and adults
This is the kind of film you can watch with your 10-year- old sister and your Dad and your bestie! Animation pretty much guarantees that kids will enjoy the film most of the time, and the makers of Finding Dory are so good that the humor and storyline will appeal to adults as well. So you get to feel like a big kid and still have your adult or adolescent brain amused by this film.
6. Ty Burrell
Yes, that’s right; the Modern Family star is in this movie too, along with co-Modern Family star Ed O’Neill! If the voices of Phil Dunphy and Jay Pritchett in this film isn’t enough to compel you to watch this, we don’t know what will! Maybe Gloria should make an appearance too!
7. Father’s Day
With Father’s Day coming up soon, this is the perfect film to watch together; families reunited, fathers and sons working as a team, and as we mentioned earlier, it’s great to watch with adults and younger people!
8. The cinema!
Cinemas are fun! They usually have air conditioning, comfy seats and popcorn never gets old! We’ve been eating it in cinemas for decades. Also there’s something really special about leaving the house and watching a movie in a theatre rather than on Netflix or Hulu.


top of page
EQUILA BY APASSIONATA
In 2017 I was part of the team that created the stage design for the new show Equila by Apassionata at das werk München. I designed and animated the opening sequence, the bay sequence, the ocean sequence, the dream sequence, the jungle sequence and the foot of the mountain sequence for the show.
Agency: das werk München | Client: Apassionata | Project Lead : Manuel Steinhauser | Art Direction & Animation: Manuel Steinhauser, Ariane Gebhardt, Theresa Birkner | Creative Director: Tina Maria Werner, Adam Glauer | Project Manager: Lucyna Ruhnke
bottom of page


Watch The Wolverine 2013 Online in Hindi and English 720p HD Quality
The Wolverine 2013 Dual Audio Hindi 720p: A Review
The Wolverine is a 2013 superhero film featuring the Marvel Comics character Wolverine, played by Hugh Jackman. It is the sixth installment in the X-Men film series, the second solo film for Wolverine, and a spin-off/sequel to X-Men: The Last Stand (2006). Directed by James Mangold, the film follows Logan/Wolverine as he travels to Japan, where he faces his past, his enemies, and his mortality. The film is based on a 1982 comic book storyline by Chris Claremont and Frank Miller, and features a cast that includes Rila Fukushima, Tao Okamoto, Hiroyuki Sanada, Famke Janssen, and Will Yun Lee.
the wolverine 2013 dual audio hindi 720p
What is the movie about?
The movie is about Logan/Wolverine, a mutant with metal claws and a healing factor that makes him virtually immortal. After the events of X-Men: The Last Stand, Logan is haunted by nightmares of killing his love Jean Grey (Janssen), and lives as a recluse in the wilderness. He is approached by Yukio (Fukushima), a mysterious Japanese woman who works for Yashida (Yamanouchi), an old acquaintance of Logan from World War II. Yashida, who is dying of cancer, wants to say goodbye to Logan and offer him a way to end his suffering. Logan reluctantly agrees to go to Japan, where he becomes involved in a family feud, a corporate conspiracy, and a deadly plot against him.
Who are the main actors and characters?
The main actors and characters in The Wolverine are:
Hugh Jackman as Logan/Wolverine: The titular hero, a mutant with metal claws and a healing factor that makes him virtually immortal. He is tormented by his past and seeks redemption.
Rila Fukushima as Yukio: A mutant with precognitive abilities who works as a bodyguard for Yashida. She becomes Logan's ally and friend.
Tao Okamoto as Mariko Yashida: The granddaughter of Yashida and heir to his company. She is engaged to Noburo (Tee), a corrupt politician, but falls in love with Logan.
Hiroyuki Sanada as Shingen Yashida: The son of Yashida and father of Mariko. He is a ruthless businessman who wants to take over his father's company and kill Logan.
Famke Janssen as Jean Grey/Phoenix: Logan's former love interest who died in X-Men: The Last Stand. She appears in Logan's dreams and tries to lure him to join her in death.
Will Yun Lee as Kenuichio Harada/Silver Samurai: The leader of the Black Clan, a group of ninjas loyal to Yashida. He is also the former lover of Mariko and a rival of Logan.
Svetlana Khodchenkova as Dr. Green/Viper: A mutant with immunity to toxins and the ability to secrete them. She works for Yashida and is responsible for weakening Logan's healing factor.
Hal Yamanouchi as Ichiro Yashida/Silver Samurai: The founder of Yashida Corporation and a former soldier who was saved by Logan in Nagasaki. He is dying of cancer and wants to transfer Logan's healing factor to himself.
What are the main themes and messages?
The main themes and messages of The Wolverine are:
Mortality and immortality: The movie explores the consequences of living forever and the desire to die. Logan struggles with his guilt and loneliness, while Yashida covets his power and longevity.
Honor and dishonor: The movie contrasts the traditional values of honor, loyalty, and duty in Japanese culture with the modern corruption, greed, and betrayal. Logan tries to uphold his honor, while Yashida and his son violate theirs.
Love and loss: The movie shows the importance of love and the pain of losing it. Logan is haunted by Jean's death, but finds a new love in Mariko. Mariko is trapped in an arranged marriage, but escapes with Logan.
How does the movie start?
The movie starts with a flashback to 1945, when Logan is held as a prisoner of war in Nagasaki. He saves the life of a young Japanese soldier named Yashida, who offers him a samurai sword as a token of gratitude. Logan refuses and tells him to keep it until he sees him again.
What happens in Japan?
In the present day, Logan is living as a recluse in the Canadian wilderness, haunted by nightmares of Jean Grey. He is tracked down by Yukio, who tells him that Yashida is dying and wants to see him. Logan reluctantly agrees to go to Japan, where he meets Yashida's family and associates. Yashida offers Logan a way to end his immortality by transferring his healing factor to him, but Logan refuses. That night, Yashida dies and Logan attends his funeral. There, he saves Mariko from being kidnapped by Yakuza thugs, who are working for Noburo, her fiancé. Logan and Mariko go on the run, while Yukio joins them as Logan's bodyguard.
Logan discovers that his healing factor is not working properly, making him vulnerable to injuries. He is attacked by Harada and his ninjas, who are also trying to capture Mariko. He learns that Dr. Green, a mutant who works for Yashida, has implanted a device in his heart that suppresses his healing factor. He removes the device with the help of a veterinarian, but is shot by Harada's arrows. He falls into a river and is presumed dead.
Meanwhile, Mariko is taken to her father Shingen, who plans to kill her and take over Yashida Corporation. Logan recovers from his wounds and storms Shingen's estate with Yukio's help. He kills Shingen and rescues Mariko, who reveals that she is the legal heir to Yashida Corporation, as per her grandfather's will.
How does the movie end?
Logan and Mariko are taken to Yashida's research facility in a remote village, where they are greeted by Dr. Green and Harada. They reveal that Yashida is still alive, kept in a giant robotic suit called the Silver Samurai. Yashida intends to use the suit's heated adamantium blades to cut off Logan's claws and extract his healing factor. Logan fights back, but is overpowered by the Silver Samurai. Harada has a change of heart and tries to help Logan, but is killed by Dr. Green.
Logan manages to break free from the Silver Samurai's grip and stabs Dr. Green with one of his severed claws. He then faces Yashida, who reveals himself as the Silver Samurai. Yashida tells Logan that he wants to live forever so he can protect Japan from its enemies. He also confesses that he loves Mariko and wants her to be with him. Logan rejects Yashida's motives and calls him a thief and a murderer. He fights Yashida with his bone claws, but is stabbed through the chest by Yashida's blade.
Mariko intervenes and stabs Yashida with Logan's other claw, killing him. She then frees Logan from the blade and holds him in her arms. Logan regains consciousness and thanks her for saving him . He tells her that he loves her and asks her to come with him. She says that she has to stay and run the company, but promises to see him again. They kiss and say goodbye.
What are the strengths of the movie?
The strengths of the movie are:
The performance of Hugh Jackman as Logan/Wolverine: Jackman delivers a nuanced and emotional portrayal of the iconic character, showing his vulnerability, anger, humor, and heroism. He carries the movie with his charisma and physicality.
The setting and culture of Japan: The movie showcases the beauty and diversity of Japan, from its modern cities to its rural landscapes. It also explores the rich and complex history and culture of Japan, from its samurai traditions to its corporate dynamics.
The action and visual effects: The movie features some thrilling and well-choreographed action sequences, such as the fight on top of a bullet train, the battle at the ninja village, and the showdown with the Silver Samurai. The visual effects are impressive and realistic, especially the design and animation of the Silver Samurai.
What are the weaknesses of the movie?
The weaknesses of the movie are:
The plot and script: The movie suffers from some plot holes, inconsistencies, and conveniences, such as how Yashida faked his death, how Logan survived being stabbed through the heart, and how Mariko became the legal heir to Yashida Corporation. The script also has some cheesy and clichéd dialogue, such as Yashida's monologue about living forever and Logan's line about being "the Wolverine".
The villains and supporting characters: The movie has too many villains and supporting characters, some of whom are underdeveloped or wasted. Dr. Green/Viper is a generic and bland villain who has no clear motivation or connection to Logan. Harada/Silver Samurai is a conflicted and conflicted character who switches sides too easily. Yukio is a fun and quirky character who has a strong bond with Logan, but is sidelined in the third act. Jean Grey/Phoenix is a recurring hallucination who adds little to the story except for some drama and fanservice.
The tone and style: The movie tries to balance a dark and gritty tone with a light and humorous one, but sometimes fails to do so. Some scenes are too violent or depressing for a superhero movie, such as Logan's torture by Dr. Green or his nightmares of Jean Grey. Some scenes are too silly or cheesy for a serious movie, such as Logan's encounter with a bear or his haircut by Yukio.
How does the movie compare to other X-Men movies and comics?
The movie is a spin-off/sequel to X-Men: The Last Stand, which was widely criticized by fans and critics for its poor treatment of Wolverine and other characters. The movie tries to redeem Wolverine by giving him a more personal and emotional story, as well as more screen time and development. The movie is also based on a popular comic book storyline by Chris Claremont and Frank Miller, which was praised for its exploration of Wolverine's character and his connection to Japan. The movie follows the comic book storyline closely in some aspects, such as Logan's relationship with Mariko and his fight with Shingen. However, it also deviates from it in some aspects, such as Yashida's role as the Silver Samurai and Logan's loss of his healing factor.
What is the overall verdict on the movie?
The overall verdict on the movie is that it is a decent and enjoyable superhero movie that features a solid performance by Hugh Jackman as Wolverine, an interesting setting and culture in Japan, and some exciting action and visual effects. However, it also has some flaws in its plot and script, its villains and supporting characters, and its tone and style. It is not the best or worst X-Men movie, but somewhere in between.
Who should watch the movie and why?
The movie is suitable for fans of Wolverine and X-Men who want to see more of their favorite character in a different environment and situation. It is also suitable for fans of action movies who like fast-paced and well-executed fight scenes. It is not suitable for people who are looking for a deep or complex story, or who are sensitive to violence or gore.
Where can you watch the movie in dual audio hindi 720p?
The movie is available in dual audio hindi 720p on various online platforms, such as Amazon Prime Video, Netflix, YouTube, Google Play Movies & TV, etc. You can also buy or rent the DVD or Blu -ray of the movie from online or offline stores. However, you should be aware of the legal and ethical issues of piracy and copyright infringement before downloading or streaming the movie from unauthorized sources.
Is The Wolverine a sequel or a prequel to X-Men Origins: Wolverine?
The Wolverine is a sequel to X-Men Origins: Wolverine, which was released in 2009 and told the origin story of Wolverine. The Wolverine takes place after X-Men: The Last Stand, which was released in 2006 and showed the death of Jean Grey. The Wolverine also sets up the events of X-Men: Days of Future Past, which was released in 2014 and featured Wolverine traveling back in time to prevent a dystopian future.
What is the meaning of the post-credits scene in The Wolverine?
The post-credits scene in The Wolverine shows Logan being approached by Magneto (McKellen) and Professor X (Stewart), who warn him of a new threat to mutants: the Sentinels, giant robots that can hunt and kill mutants. They ask Logan to join them in stopping the Sentinels, which leads to the plot of X-Men: Days of Future Past. The scene also reveals that Professor X is alive after being killed by Jean Grey in X-Men: The Last Stand, which is explained in X-Men: Days of Future Past.
How did Wolverine lose his healing factor in The Wolverine?
Wolverine lost his healing factor in The Wolverine because of Dr. Green/Viper, who implanted a device in his heart that suppressed his healing factor. The device was made of adamantium, the same metal that coats Wolverine's skeleton and claws, and was shaped like a parasite. Dr. Green/Viper wanted to weaken Wolverine so that Yashida could extract his healing factor and become immortal.
What is the difference between the theatrical cut and the unleashed extended edition of The Wolverine?
The unleashed extended edition of The Wolverine is a longer and more violent version of the movie that was released on DVD and Blu-ray. It features about 12 minutes of additional footage, including more blood, gore, and action scenes. Some of the notable differences are:
The fight on top of the bullet train has more stunts and kills.
The fight at the ninja village has more ninjas and arrows.
The fight with Shingen has more slashes and blood.
The fight with the Silver Samurai has more cuts and sparks.
The scene where Logan removes the device from his heart is more graphic and painful.
How much did The Wolverine make at the box office?
The Wolverine made $414.8 million at the worldwide box office, making it the third-highest-grossing X-Men movie at the time, behind X-Men: The Last Stand ($459.4 million) and X-Men: Days of Future Past ($747.9 million). It also made $132.6 million in North America and $282.3 million in other territories, making it the first X-Men movie to earn more overseas than domestically. It received mixed to positive reviews from critics and audiences, who praised Hugh Jackman's performance, the action scenes, and the setting, but criticized the plot, the villains, and the tone. b70169992d


OK, York City resident Mike Hawthorne doesn't quite fit the marquee billing of the two Hollywood stars, but there's a good possibility his artistic work will be the inspiration for a movie starring Garner and Jackman.
Hawthorne, 33, said one of his graphic novels, "Three Days in Europe," is being considered for a movie adaptation by Garner's production company.
Hawthorne has been a graphic illustrator for about a decade. The five-issue mini-series "Three Days in Europe" was first released in 2002.
"This is one of my favorite books," said Hawthorne, whose work also has appeared in DC and Marvel comics.
Garner's company, Vandalia Films, recently announced its intention to develop several different movies, including Garner's taking a lead role in "Three Days in Europe," along with Jackman, famous for his roles in the "X-Men" movies. Garner has starred in the movies "Juno" and "13 Going on 30."
Hawthorne's novel revolves around a Valentine's Day trip to Europe by a couple, one wanting to go to Paris to visit an art gallery, one wanting to go London to attend a rock concert. Their tickets are accidentally switched, and they each go to the other city, instead of their destination of choice.
And he feels ... ?: What is Hawthorne's reaction to the possibility of Hollywood fame?
"It probably sounds a little stupid, but I've been avoiding it," Hawthorne said.
Just a "little" stupid?
Hawthorne explained he doesn't like working with agents who take control of negotiations, leaving him out of the loop. The last time he had Hollywood interest, things
ended tragically. Years ago, Hawthorne's then-agent was in talks with several companies, including Paramount, to develop one of Hawthorne's novels into a movie or television show.
Before a deal could be finalized, his agent died in a car accident.
For "Three Days in Europe," it was the novel's publishing company, not an agent, that has helped get it consideration for a movie deal, he said.
Even with Garner's interest now, Hawthorne is cautious about the prospect of a movie adaptation.
"Lots of stuff gets optioned (to become a movie), and then nothing happens," he said. Garner's company is new, however, and that might make it easier for his movie to be chosen from its list of possibilities, he said.
Joe Nozemack, the publisher for Oni Press, which released "Three Days in Europe," said the company is "currently talking with various studios and financiers." He confirmed that Garner's company is in talks to develop a movie, but declined to elaborate until a deal is reached.
Comic relief: Moviegoers wouldn't have to look far to find comic book or graphic novel adaptations on the big screen. This summer, "Iron Man" and "The Dark Knight" have been major movie successes.
"It's been a huge summer for comic book movies," Hawthorne said.
Of course, those center around heroes and villains. "Three Days in Europe" is a romantic comedy, a rarity for graphic novels. Hawthorne said the writing, done by Antony Johnston, is "very funny," and is a twist on O. Henry's "The Gift of the Magi." There are unintended, comical consequences suffered by a stubborn couple trying to surprise their partner with a weekend trip -- except it's scheduled for the same weekend, in different countries.
Hawthorne said he hopes that if the movie does happen, he can stay involved on some level beyond just a credit for illustrating the novel. Lately, some movies based on comics are using the advice of creators during filming, he said.
"I think Hollywood is getting wise that maybe they should get the creators involved," Hawthorne said.
Until a deal is final, Hawthorne can only sit and hope it works out. Oh, and hope a certain former "Alias" star feels the need to personally talk to him.
"I'm still waiting for Jennifer to give me a call," Hawthorne said with a laugh.
-- Reach Andrew Shaw at 505-5431 or firstname.lastname@example.org.
York City resident Mike Hawthorne will have his work on display at the York Emporium in August.
Hawthorne will be on hand to open the Emporium's First Friday events for August with a free wine and cheese reception at the used bookstore's The Middle Gallery at 7 p.m. Friday. The William Penn High School graduate will have his work showcased throughout August along with York artists Leo Murphy, Steven Heffner and L.W. Perkins. The Emporium is located at 343 W. Market St. in York.


They both try to raise enough money to trip to Reno to gamble with the “big boys.” When they manage to do that and Bill wins $18,000, he is convinced he is on a winning streak and gambles even more. At some point, he stops, drained and with no enthusiasm left, splits the winnings with Charlie and quits gambling. This makes Bill want to have Charlie’s life and starts hanging out with Charlie’s prostitute friends Barbara Miller and Susan Peters . Together they create an eleven-member team, including a thief out of retirement, a pickpocket, a surveillance man, an explosives expert, a card dealer, a Chinese acrobat, a bitter casino mogul, two frontmen.
This adrenaline-fueled story decides to focus on the gambler instead of the actual casino. Adam Sandler gives one of his best performances here as a desperate gambler stuck in debt. The twists and turns never stop, providing an intense look into the mind of a man addicted to gambling. Based on a true story of a crippling gambling addiction, screenwriter James Toback wrote The Gambler about his own problematic behavior, anger, and feelings of general desperation. The conflict makes for a great drama, as long as you’re watching the original ’70s film with James Caan and not the hated 2014 Mark Wahlberg remake. This 1998 British comedy starring Jason Statham and Vinnie Jones is one of director Guy Ritchie’s most loved films. The movie revolves around a group of young friends who get into massive debt via an illegal Poker game, and attempt every solution under the sun to get out of hot water. Those who still claim Mark Wahlberg can’t act should have a gander at The Gambler.
Casino De Niro Stone Pesci Mob Movie Fan T ShirtTop Rated Seller
They do so by luring the man responsible into various games of chance, including Poker, and robbing him of his money. Casino is a lesser acclaimed gangster epic with similar themes, narrative, style and casting but, set entirely in Las Vegas, it is possibly the most famous of all gambling movies. Positively gruesome in some places, it’s not one for the faint-hearted. We compiled 20 of the most memorable gambling moments, including wins, losses, and heists. For each scene, we tracked how much money changed hands and mapped the casinos in Las Vegas where the action occurred. In this article, we’ll review the most popularvideo slot gamesbased on legendary movies. In one of his most memorable roles, Paul Newman plays “Fast” Eddie Felson, a small-time pool hustler who faces off against the best player in the country, “Minnesota Fats” . The Hustler was nominated for nine Academy Awards, including Best Picture, and was named the sixth-best sports film of all time by AFI in 2008.
- An interpretation of the movie means drawing inspiration from the rich source material to create slot symbols and bonus features derived from the underlying story.
- Lucky Girl, also known as My Daughter’s Secret Life, is a 2001 film about a girl named Kaitlyn who gradually gets hooked on gambling.
- The competition amongst developers is fierce, which Is why they are continually innovating to create better features, graphics and audio effects.
- It’s hardly a high-octane thriller, but Michael Imperioli does an excellent job in A.W.
The feature that stands out is the intuitive slots explorer that let’s you filter slots in numeours ways. What makes this movie stand out from the others on the list is the lead character being a female in the male-dominated gambling business, but Jessica Chastain’s portrayal of Bloom is as masterful as they come. Idris Elba also excels in the support role, while cameo appearances from Chris O’Dowd and Joe Keery add a welcome touch of humour. As his borrowing becomes steadily worse and his need for thrills threatens to endanger his life, the film builds to a steady crescendo and brilliant climax.
Casinos of Winnipeg Summer Entertainment Series
In the corrupt diamond market of New York City, Howard Ratner , a gemstone dealer and gambling addict, is swimming in debt. Bill Denny , a magazine writer passionate about casual gambling, and Charlie Waters , a small-time career gambler, meet a Southern California gambling club. After both being the target of a fellow gambler’s wrath, they become friends and start spending more time together. Unfortunately for them, the casino turned out to be haunted by a vicious ghost known as the Las Vegas mobster Roy “The Word” Donahue and his goon Gil Wachetta . By comparison, the top online casinos are never haunted since spirits can’t access the internet. At the beginning of the movie, Philip Seymour Hoffman loses while playing for a Hard Eight, and later, Jimmy gambles for one and wins. And it would be a sin, not to mention the multi-star casino heist movie – ‘Ocean’s Eleven’ . It became the template of a marketable and bankable heist movie of the 21st century. Getting away with $150 million in the biggest heist of history at The Bellagio, the Mirage, and the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, won’t be easy. Watch it to determine if Danny Ocean and Rusty Ryan can get away with it. Some of the 60s and 70s classics – The Cincinnati Kid , The Gambler , or California Split , are a must-watch.
- The debut film by Paul Thomas Anderson, Hard Eight starts off as a free-wheeling film about a casino pro and his new protege (John C. Reilly), who start winning big at the casino.
- With nine films already behind us in the “Fast” franchise, and Fast and Furious 10 coming to screen next year, our list could quite easily have been made up of Vin Diesel movies and Vin Diesel movies only.
- It’s the stuff of Hollywood blockbusters to see someone risk their life and limb for such a large sum of money.
- They are one of the most hotly debated topics globally, and strangely enough, they are closely interconnected.
- Due to their extensive popularity, these have been mentioned and explored through the medium of various books, movies, etc.
The gulf between the top four from the findings of the study was almost too close to call. The stock market been getting large dips downwards up until, on the two fateful Oct days called Black Thursday and you may Black colored Saturday, they damaged. The effect is disastrous economic loss you to definitely left anyone penniless, caused banking companies to help you fail, and you will forced businesses to close their gates. The brand new long-period from difficulty and suffering referred to as Great Despair got started . Through to the 1920s, most most people got not really acquainted with the newest exchanging away from holds, the good news is many somebody invested with love. Certain made use of their particular deals, and others borrowed the cash to find stocks. Nonetheless other people bought carries “for the margin,” and therefore intended which they paid off some the purchase price of your own inventory as the stockbroker paid the remainder. Perhaps one of the most experienced on-screen characters when it comes to knowing their way around a casino is James Bond, aka 007. In Casino Royale, Daniel Craig takes on the role of Bond and takes part in a high-stakes Texas Hold’Em tournament against his enemy Le Chiffre. There are some tense moments at the card table as the pair try and outsmart one another.


Having grown up in NYC, I became accustomed to seeing great theater performances. Last night, I had the rare pleasure of seeing a Broadway show in formation, with the extra benefit of knowing something about the back story.
In his 7/29/2012 sermon at my church last Sunday, Pastor Kai Nilsen introduced a young man from our community who had been coming to our church. Alex Kip was a 2006 Gahanna Lincoln High School graduate who went on to my alma mater, the University of Michigan, to study Musical Theater. In his senior year, about to go to Broadway to pursue his craft, Alex came down with cancer that not only affected his singing voice, but gave him only a 15-30% chance of living. Alex fought and made it through, returned to Broadway, and, with the encouragement and help of a director, Ari Laura Kreith, started writing a play based on his story. After three table readings in NYC, he brought the play back to his high school and worked with Actors Equity and high school performers for a week to stage its first performance.
What a thrilling performance it was! The story was compelling. The glimpses we get of the great richness and power of Alex’s singing voice help us understand the crushing blow he must have felt in hearing that he may lose his singing voice forever ‒ a message that hit him as badly as the one that he may die. The reality of family life is presented with the poignancy of supportive love. Even knowing the outcome, I doubt there was a dry eye in the house.
This is a work in progress, with script changes being made daily. So as explained prior to the performance, the cast performed with scripts in hand. It wasn’t at all distracting, but a reminder to the audience that we were having a hand at forming this work. Our part became more active in the “talk back session” after the performance in which the audience provided comments and suggestions. What an unusual opportunity it was to see and hear how a play is created! The director explained that even the audience reaction during the performance offered them suggestions on adjusting the play.
NBC4 News in Columbus covered the show. Here’s the clip from their news broadcast last night:
See more about Alex and the production at his website: http://akipprod.com