The Perfect Movies For Your Mermaid Sleepover
Every sleepover consists of delicious food, make believe games and some girl talk, but no sleepover is complete without a good selection of movies to pick from. Regardless of if the kiddos are settling down to watch a movie early on in the night or it’s put on right before falling asleep, movies are an absolute must. Even in the case that they don’t wind up watched, it’s always good to have a selection of movies to choose from. The couple of movies that we’ve included in the list below are all adventurous tales of women that are being challenged by the situation they wind up in, and we couldn’t help but offer selections that also included a touch of friendship. We promise all of these are perfect while they’re snuggled up in any of our childrens sleeping bags.
The Little Mermaid
If your children are having a mermaid themed party, then it goes without saying that they are fans of anything that has to do with mermaids. The Little Mermaid is an animated, mermaid classic that tells the story of a young mermaid princess with an underlying desire to be human. While it seems the tables have turned in the instance of your girl’s sleepover, this is a tale that boasts of adventure, thrill, romance and hilarity. I can’t imagine a mermaid sleepover without this movie in the selection. If your mermaid guests are fans of the storyline, you’ll be thrilled to know there are two other movies that were created to carry the story on. Why not make it a marathon?
The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants
Friendship is forever, and as a girl you know this. Very few things can truly break the bond of a best friend, and at any sleepover you are celebrating the bond that has been created. A movie that truly shows off what friendship is capable of is The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants. This fantastic movie tells the story of four friends that wind up going down separate paths during summer. The one thing that ties them all together is a pair of pants that somehow fit them all. This movie is a great example of what a strong friendship is capable of conquering. This movie is also part of a series and was created off of a series of books, so if your girls like reading, this is a good story they could also pick up in the form of a book.
If your kids love the tale of the Little Mermaid, then they are sure to love the story of Mulan. Another brave and adventurous girl takes on a leading role in order to protect her father from war. In this tale, the main character is challenged with various life or death situations and is pushed to become a stronger individual in just about every sense of the word. This is a great story for girls that are just beginning to learn that they are not tied to any certain future, and that they are entirely capable of achieving anything that they set their mind to. Aside from inspiring, this movie is also extremely funny and thrilling. If they become huge fans of Mulan, this movie was also given a sequel, so there’s an opportunity to add one more movie to the list.


VampyrZ on a Boat is the latest project to wrap principal photography from Fire Breathing Films — the studio that brought The Fiancé (2016) and Valentine DayZ (2018) to the screen for horror/comedy fans.
Fan favorite and pop culture personality Carrie Keagan and award-winning actor Dallas Valdez once again share the screen in this sure-to-be-bloody romance set on a medical research ship in the midst of a vampire outbreak. Max (Valdez) will stop at nothing to get back Sara (Keagan) — the girl of his dreams.
Carrie Keagan is “one of the most talented actresses ever,” exclaims Valdez. “What a pleasure to work with.”
VampyrZ was filmed on the iconic SS Lane Victory ship, which is parked in the waters of San Pedro, California, near Los Angeles. The ship is an American Victory-class cargo ship that was used in World War II, the Korean War and in Vietnam. The vessel, a National Historic Landmark, also has a rich history in cinema, and has been used in the films: Flags of our Fathers, G.I. Jane, Pearl Harbor, The Thin Red Line, Titanic and U-571.
We’re guessing VampyrZ on a Boat will be a little bit different than the films listed above, but it will be cool to see how this historical piece is utilized as the setting for this horror/comedy feature.
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Curt Lambert (Echoes of Fear) and Diane Ayala Goldner (Fetish Factory) also co-star in this film, executive produced by Gi Gi Gadek.
VampyrZ on a Boat completes a trilogy that includes The Fiancé and Valentine DayZ. Both are available now through Amazon Prime, Google Play, iTunes, Microsoft XBOX, Steam, Vimeo, VUDU and YouTube.


The season premiere is just weeks away!
So it's time for a refresher course on Season One!
The first season of HIGH SCHOOL NORMALITY started with a phone call from Mark Adams, who had to tell David of his latest hook-up. The next day, David, Mark, and their two other friends, Michael Florence and Aaron Stanwick, convene at The Coffee Plantation, a local coffee shop where the boys spend a lot of time. While there, David feels love at first sight when he sees a mysterious girl who works there and refuses to wear a name tag. When David gets home, we are introduced to his tumultuous home life and the idea that he is not close to his family.
A couple weeks later, the boys audition for regional choir, but while they are there, they see the last person they expected--the Coffee Plantation girl, whose name, we learn, is Joy Harris. As David is about to make his move, Joy is called into the audition room, and David is left disappointed in himself.
Another week passes by and the boys arrive at the Coffee Plantation again. David still hasn't talked to Joy, but that's the last thing on the boys' minds when Mark jumps under the table to hide from Faye Winston, a girl who has just walked in. After recounting his story of how his "escapade" with her, how he was in love with her, and how she had a boyfriend at the time, he reveals that he is a virgin. While Mark is still hidden under the table, Faye walks over to the guys and asks Michael if he is still friends with him, to which Michael says yes and David and Aaron introduce themselves. As Faye begins to rant about how much Mark missed by not sleeping with her, Joy comes to the rescue by telling her where the counter is to buy some coffee. After Faye leaves, David thanks Joy for helping and, in the process, Joy asks him out for Valentine's Day.
Unfortunately, sometimes plans don't work out. The night before their date, Joy calls and tells David that she has to cancel because no one would trade shifts with her. David says that it's alright and that they'll just have to reschedule it. David calls Michael for guidance, and Michael comes up with a plan to bring Valentine's Day to her. The boys arrive at the Coffee Plantation during Joy's shift and sing "For the Longest Time" to her, which earns David a kiss.
Meanwhile, Michael's on-again/off-again girlfriend, Leslie Lawrence is furious at Michael for cancelling their Valentine's Day plans, even though they are not dating at the moment. After he gets off the phone, Michael, Aaron, and Mark leave so that David can get ready for his first official date with Joy. He picks her up and they have some laughs in the car, listening to Coldplay and talking about life. When they get to the restaurant, however, the mood changes when Joy asks him about his family. He explains that there is a lot of personal stuff there that he can't talk about, but she backfires saying that if they're going to be in a relationship they need to be able to talk about things. He is taken aback because it is their first date, and he wasn't aware that first dates included unloading family baggage. Joy asks David to take her home. On his way home, David realizes how badly he screwed up and when he gets home, he calls Joy and explains how his mom is a receptionist, his dad lost his job in the recession, his 29 year-old sister pays the rent, and his 13 year-old brother is full of angst. Because his parents fight all the time, he has become detached from them.
A few weeks later, David has dinner with Joy and her parents. Aaron tells David that it won't be long before Joy asks to meet his, and to David's surprise, Aaron is right. Dinner is actually not bad at all, until David answers the door and is served lawsuit papers for his father regarding two thousand dollars owed to a woman named Lucy Greer. Joy senses the awkwardness and asks to be taken home. David tells her about the situation and explains to her that his dad really isn't a bad guy, just bad with money. He asks her not to let his father's past shape her opinion of the man, and she responds that she will love David's father just like she loves David.
David is taken aback by Joy's revelation, and says to her that he wants to make sure he means it before he says he loves her too and goes home. When he tells the boys about it, Mark responds by saying that you can't control love, to which Aaron reasons that Mark is still in love with Faye Winston. That night, David calls Joy and she invites him over to have sex with her. David comes over and while he gets undressesd, he realizes that having sex isn't a good idea. While they watch a movie, David realizes that he does love Joy and tells her so. When he gets home, his parents are fighting about the Lucy Greer lawsuit, and his mom tells David that he needs to get a job.
As David balances searching for a job, writing his annual column for the school paper, and hanging out with the boys, Mark tells them that he slept with Faye the previous night. While they all take turns telling Mark how much of an idiot he is, Aaron notices a "Help Wanted" sign over at the UPS Store. He receives an app from Jim, the manager of the store. He fills out the application and gives it back to Jim. When he gets home, David's mom reminds him that he needs to keep being aggressive so he gets a job. David talks to Joy on the phone in front of his mom and ends the conversation with "I love you," which makes his mom relatively uncomfortable. Later that day, David gets a call from Mark, who is crying on the other end. David immediately goes over to Mark's house, where Mark tells him that Faye, once again, wouldn't leave her boyfriend for him. David calls Joy to cancel their date so that he can call Michael and Aaron to go to dinner and a bad movie in order to cheer Mark up. On the way, David stops at the UPS Store, where he is offered a job.
David's first day at the UPS Store is busy, but he is really enjoying his work. He goes over to the Coffee Plantation to take Joy home, and on the way she tells him that her best friend, Jamie, is moving to Arizona. David wonders how having Jamie there will affect his relationship with Joy, but ultimately decides that it probably won't. After two months working at the UPS Store, Jim gives David a day off. Upon heading over to the Coffee Plantation, he sees a very attractive guy seemingly hitting on Joy, but it turns out that the guy is Jamie. Joy suggests that the boys take Jamie out to lunch, where Jamie reveals that Joy has had sex before. But before David can say anything, he receives a call from his mom, who tells him he needs to come home right away. When he gets there, he is told that his father left. Joy calls him later asking why he had to leave lunch early, but he says that it's nothing, turning the attention to Jamie's comment about Joy having sex. She tells David that they lost their virginities to each other when they were 14.
Every day, David is becoming more annoyed with Jamie, especially with prom coming up and Joy telling David that they needed to find Jamie a date. Not knowing who else to ask, he asks Leslie, who goes under the pretense that Michael will be jealous. Michael is not happy that Jamie will be taking Leslie to prom, but pretends that he doesn't care. Meanwhile, Mark asks out freshman Leanne James, the JV Girls' Soccer MVP. Leslie suggests that they all have a potluck at David's before prom, a request to which David's mom says yes. On the limo ride there, Jamie makes it clear to Michael that he plans on having sex with Leslie, which further angers him. After some dancing, Joy asks David if he wants to get a room, so he asks Mark if they could borrow the hotel room he had on reserve. While they are in the room, Mark tells off Faye Winston and Michael tells Leslie that he loves her. Right as David and Joy are about to seal the deal, Joy confesses that her and Jamie kissed recently, prompting David to finally tell her about his dad leaving. David realizes that he can't trust her and breaks up with her. Messily dressed, David goes down to the dance floor and punches Jamie in the face. Everyone heads back to the limo except for Jamie, Joy, and Leanne (who is also the slut of the soccer team). David tells them all everything that happened and when he gets home, there are cop cars outside. He gets out and the limo drives away before David sees his mom getting arrested for the Lucy Greer lawsuit. David decides to go find his father so he can straighten things out. But his plans are foiled when he is T-Boned while making a left on a green light.
Last season started with a phone call and ended with a crash. How will this season start?
And how will it end?
Find out this season on HIGH SCHOOL NORMALITY.
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Cassius resents the fact that the Roman populace has come to revere Caesar almost as a god. Brutus and Cassius flee Rome. A photograph of the elaborate stage and viewing stands can be seen on the Library of Congress website.
Brutus is an honourable man. Reynolds also talks about Caesar and his "Colossus" epithet, which he points out has its obvious connotations of power and manliness, but also lesser known connotations of an outward glorious front and inward chaos.
On March 15, 44 B. When Caesar was killed, Rome became divided on who should have Caius cassius essay power. Based on these two points, as well as a number of contemporary allusions, and the belief that the play is similar to Hamlet in vocabulary, and to Henry V and As You Like It in metre,  scholars have suggested as a probable date.
Caesar arrived for the Lupercal in a chariot drawn by four white horses. Using persuasion in general does have their risks. He handles the whole subject as an expert at negotiation. One author, Robert C. Brutus wanted the kill Caesar, because he believed that all of the people of Rome would eventually be slaves, thus Brutus resorted to the assassination if Caesar.
The play is about the inner conflict in Brutus over whether or not he should kill a friend for the good of the Roman people. Antony and Octavious, leaders of the war against Brutus and the conspirators, speak well of him after his death. This is the first symbol that some of the public are unhappy with Caesar.
Brutus was a true friend and died as true friend, restating Caesar's death was not meant to be in vain. Now it takes a different turn.
Cassius says that all bad things that happen might be because of the reason that something is going wrong. If Cassius explained to Brutus in greater detail the danger of permitting Antony to deliver the funeral oration, the fatal end of the conspiracy could have been avoided.
Speech of conciliation to Brutus. The production was considered one of the highlights of a remarkable Stratford season and led to Gielgud who had done little film work to that time playing Cassius in Joseph L.
Brutus also had a care for Caesar when he had killed Caesar. The production received universally negative reviews but was a sell-out because of Washington's popularity at the box office.
Read more Julius Cesar words, approx.
Though the method employed to convert Brutus is quite unprincipled, it shows, no doubt, the skill of a practical man to achieve his objective by hook or by crook.
Today I went to town with a bu A one-night performance in the natural bowl of Beachwood CanyonHollywood drew an audience of 40, and starred Tyrone Power, Sr. Cassius knows his remarks have affected Brutus and comments: When in fact Brutus suddenly noticed the corruption in Caesar, he choose to put his feelings away and do what was best for the country.
In other words, Caesar could tell Antony to do anything he wanted and Antony would ask, what to do. Antony, even as he states his intentions against it, rouses the mob to drive the conspirators from Rome.Comparative Analysis of Characters Mark Antony and Caius Cassius in William Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar meant he was not "someone to take seriously" as a threat to his power (Derrick 14; McMurtry 41).
Leadership In Julius Ceasar Essay In Shakespeare’s tragedy Julius Caesar, the use of diverse leaders plays an important role in the plot, showing vividly how strong personalities conflict.
This is the case with Brutus and Cassius, the two leaders among the several conspirators. Caius Cassius •Throughout the play, Caius Cassius’ character goes through a lot of changes.
•From the start of Act we witness a despicable coward who dares not take any direct action. •From Act however, we see a very different Cassius from the one at the start of the play.
Fiction Essay. Follow/Fav Shakespeare's Brutus. By: leben. Many influential noblemen, including Caius Cassius, do not want him to become king.
Cassius decides to assassinate Caesar and he enlists other noblemen, including Marcus Brutus, to join him in his plot. The conspirators all have different motives for killing Julius Caesar. The root of Cassius and Brutus' argument comes out: Brutus has condemned a man, Lucius Pella, for taking bribes from the Sardians.
Cassius wrote a letter saying Pella shouldn't be.
Enter BRUTUS and CASSIUS CASSIUS That you have wrong'd me doth appear in this: You have condemn'd and noted Lucius Pella Should I have answer'd Caius Cassius so?
When Marcus Brutus grows so covetous, To lock such rascal counters from his friends, Be ready, gods, with all your thunderbolts; Dash him to pieces!Download


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Alan Alda is an American actor, director, screenwriter, and author. A six-time Emmy Award and Golden Globe Award winner, he is known for his roles in the TV series M*A*S*H and in The West Wing. He has also appeared in many feature films, including Crimes and Misdemeanors and The Aviator, earning him a nomination for the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor. He has the distinction of being nominated for an Oscar, a Tony, and an EMMY, and publishing a bestselling book all in the same year. For 14 years, he served as the host of the television show, Scientific American Frontiers. He is currently a Visiting Professor at Stony Brook University and a founder and member of the advisory board of the Alan Alda Center for Communicating Science and the Future of Life Institute. He serves on the board of the World Science Festival and is a judge for Math-O-Vision. Both of his memoirs became New York Times best sellers. He has won the Director’s Guild Award three times, received seven People's Choice Awards, and has been nominated for two Writer's Guild Awards and three Tony awards. Alan Alda was born in New York City, the son of the distinguished actor, Robert Alda. His wife, Arlene, is an award winning professional photographer and the author of nineteen books, including her latest, Just Kids from the Bronx. They have three daughters and eight grandchildren.


Thanks again to Eric Mack and his artistic friends. The proliferation of small screens is bringing back the silent, short-form film genre — and obviously creating a lot of opportunity for young artists and comedians like Nick Watterott, Matt Ruby and Alice Wetterlund. Nick, who has appeared on late night TV with great hilarity, plays the iPhone. Check this out!
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WATCH 6:00-8:00 DID ACTOR MICHAEL K. WILLIAMS ADMIT TO SLEEPING WITH MEN?
On a recent interview with The Breakfast Club Morning Show, actor Michael K. Williams opens up on the many gay roles he’s played. From the gun toting gay gangster in The Wire to his more recent gay roles. I think he’s an incredible actor. And one of the few black actors who aren’t bothered by homosexuality.
He opened up a bit more than I’d expected. You’ll see what I mean.
The whole interview is great, but pay close attention to 6:15 to 8:00.
Love this dude for keeping it real.


The match — one of the defining moments of Seventies pop culture — is brought to life once more by actors Emma Stone and Steve Carell in the new film called — what else? — Battle of the Sexes. Facing off as women’s champion Billie Jean King and former tennis star Bibby Riggs, who insists that no woman can beat him, they trade shots on and off the court. Riggs hands King an oversized lollipop. And King has a symbolic present of her own — a squealing piglet for Riggs. Guess who wins in the end?
The event happened in 1973, at the height of the women’s liberation movement. But the film feels more relevant than ever today. And the tale is also — just like it was then — a crowd-pleaser.


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Jul 13, 2017
We're all here for a SDCC preview. Artie has tales from Mego Meet with strange texts from a fellow Mego maker that deserve scrutiny,
Scoot and Franco have tales from Massive Con and Art & Franco review Denver Con.
Plus we look at some of the big movies of the early 80s, Yoko finds a new character voice, and we delve...
Jun 2, 2017
Sorry Artie couldn't make it, but you get our takes on the film and a lot more.
May 23, 2017
We got Franco fresh from surgery to join our full house of Artie Yoko and Scoot.
It's been 2 months and we got stories
Mar 22, 2017
Artie's been busy making the donuts, so Franco Yoko and Scoot decided to do a new show, but then Scoot had a toilet overflow, so you're gonna have to settle for a mostly Franco and Clanco chat.
Jan 26, 2017
If you like the Star Wars Holiday Special, you're gonna love this episode, cause the guys cant stop talking about it.


NEW YORK (AP) — Business was brisk at the weekend box-office, where the DreamWorks animated alien adventure “Home” beat out the Will Ferrell-Kevin Hart comedy “Get Hard” with a resounding debut of $54 million, according to studio estimates Sunday.
While the two films had been expected to vie for the top spot at North American theaters, “Home” came in well above expectations, handing DreamWorks Animation a much-needed hit. Though a distant second, “Get Hard” also opened strongly with an estimated $34.6 million, rewarding the Warner Bros. pairing of two of the most bankable stars in comedy. Last week’s top film, the young-adult sequel “The Divergent Series: Insurgent,” slid to third with $22.1 million.
With a $100 million-plus debut expected next weekend for “Furious 7” — a franchise built on street-racing adrenaline and a diverse cast — Hollywood scored with two films that sought a variety of audiences.
“Get Hard” united the fans of Hart and Ferrell, albeit while finding some criticism for its racial humor. And “Home” is the rare animated film led by an African-American girl protagonist (voiced by Rihanna). She plays a teenage girl left alone after an alien invasion of Earth. Jim Parsons, Jennifer Lopez and Steve Martin round out the cast.
“It’s a diverse cast and we drew a diverse audience, which I think is really special and something you don’t see in animated films,” said Chris Aronson, domestic distribution head for 20th Century Fox, the film’s distributor. “That just ends up broadening the appeal of the film.”
Minorities made up more than half of the audience for “Home,” according to Fox. The strong performance of an original release, based on a children’s book by Adam Rex, provides Jeffrey Katzenberg’s DreamWorks with a welcome lift. After a series of box-office disappointments, the studio cut about 500 jobs earlier this year.
Aronson called the success of “Home” ”indicative of the direction, quality-wise, that DreamWorks is going to get back to.” One of the film’s producers, Mireille Soria, was in January named co-president of DreamWorks Animation, along with “How to Train Your Dragon” producer Bonnie Arnold.
Despite the lure of March Madness on TV screens, “Home” (which capitalized on the relative dearth of family-friendly options) and “Get Hard” drove moviegoers to theaters. Overall, the box office was up about 8 percent from last year, according to box-office data firm Rentrak.
“Get Hard” had been dogged by controversy, as some questioned the tastefulness of humor that critics called homophobic and racist. The directorial debut of Etan Cohen, it stars Ferrell as a hedge fund manager sentenced to a maximum security prison for fraud. To prepare for life in prison, he turns to the only black person in his orbit, a family man played by Hart.
“When Will Ferrell and Kevin Hart get together, you hope to have some criticism,” said Dan Fellman, head of domestic distribution for Warner Bros. He added that it’s the biggest R-rated opening for both Hart and Ferrell.
The wild card of the weekend was “It Follows,” a critically acclaimed indie horror film from Radius, the Weinstein Company label. After the film drew packed theaters in limited release, plans for a subsequent video-on-demand release were postponed and “It Follows” expanded to 1,218 theaters over the weekend. It pulled in $4 million over the weekend.
“It’s an interesting test case,” said Paul Dergarabedian, senior media analyst for Rentrak, who applauded Radius for having the confidence in a small, very low budget movie. “It’s rare for a horror film to enjoy those kind of reviews. Ordinarily, you don’t see a platform building of theaters for a horror movie. Usually, you see them drop like a rock in the second week.”
Estimated ticket sales for Friday through Sunday at U.S. and Canadian theaters, according to Rentrak. Where available, the latest international numbers for Friday through Sunday are also included. Final domestic figures will be released Monday.
1. “Home,” $54 million ($24 million international).
2. “Get Hard,” $34.6 million ($4.6 million international).
3. “The Divergent Series: Insurgent,” $22.1 million ($29.9 million international).
4. “Cinderella,” $17.5 million ($38.7 million international).
5. “It Follows,” $4 million.
6. “Kingsman: The Secret Service,” $3.1 million ($25 million international).
7. “Run All Night,” $2.2 million ($2.1 million international).
8. “Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel,” $2.2 million ($2.3 million international).
9. “Do You Believe?” $2.2 million.
10. “The Gunman,” $2 million
Estimated ticket sales for Friday through Sunday at international theaters (excluding the U.S. and Canada), according to Rentrak:
1. “Cinderella,” $38.7 million.
2. “The Divergent Series: Insurgent,” $29.9 million.
3. “Kingsman: The Secret Service,” $25 million.
4. “Home,” $24 million.
5. “Focus,” $8.2 million.
6. “Twenty,” $6.9 million.
7. “Taken 3,” $6.1 million.
8. “The SpongeBob Movie,” $5.4 million.
9. “Lost and Love,” $5.2 million.
10. “Get Hard,” $4.6 million.
Universal and Focus are owned by NBC Universal, a unit of Comcast Corp.; Sony, Columbia, Sony Screen Gems and Sony Pictures Classics are units of Sony Corp.; Paramount is owned by Viacom Inc.; Disney, Pixar and Marvel are owned by The Walt Disney Co.; Miramax is owned by Filmyard Holdings LLC; 20th Century Fox and Fox Searchlight are owned by 21st Century Fox; Warner Bros. and New Line are units of Time Warner Inc.; MGM is owned by a group of former creditors including Highland Capital, Anchorage Advisors and Carl Icahn; Lionsgate is owned by Lions Gate Entertainment Corp.; IFC is owned by AMC Networks Inc.; Rogue is owned by Relativity Media LLC.
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Uncharted: Drake's Fortune, has been discovered by Columbia studios, and now a movie adaptation has been confirmed by The Hollywood Reporter.
Kyle Ward, the same man responsible for writing the screenplay for the Kane & Lynch and upcoming Hitman 2 adaptions, is set to do the same for Uncharted. The movie will be produced by Avi Arad, Charles Roven, Ari Arad, and Alex Gartner.
Uncharted: Drake's Fortune was one Sony's first exclusive titles to be met with critical acclaim, selling 1 million copies in its first 10 weeks back in 2007. The game unfolds like any blockbuster action adventure movie should, complete with cheesy dialogue, explosive firefights, and a plot that keeps things entertaining.
As a game, Uncharted's scope and intense action was a formidable undertaking that fit the video game medium perfectly. To see a movie studio planning to translate the huge, lush, green jungles and ancient ruins of the game onto the big screen is truly ambitious. However, if done correctly Uncharted: Drake's Fortune has potential to be as entertaining as similar adventure films such as King Kong or Indiana Jones.
Here's to hoping the movie adaptation of Uncharted takes shape into a film that is not only good for being based on a video game, but good on its own merit. However, Columbia has an uphill battle. As Nathan Drake would say, finding a good video game movie "is like trying to find a bride in a brothel."


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With representation in 12 countries across Europe, Jeff has been writing and directing content and commercials in 10 different countries for the past 17 years. His ability to translate concepts to film and communicate to all audiences in multiple languages and across various cultures using humour, live action comedy and CGI animation and digital effects have have won him a string of global awards including 6 Cannes Advertising Festival nominations, a New York One Show Award and a nomination for Best New Director at Cannes.


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Scott: Fin Shepard used to be a champion surfer, and bar owner. Soon, however, He became a hero among people because he defeated that Damn 'Sharknado' 4 times! and it's soon about to be a 5th because the fifth film comes out next sunday. Funny scenes from the movie Sharktopus vs. Pteracuda, with a must have thing at the end. Funny scenes from the movie Sharktopus vs. Pteracuda, with a must have thing at the end. Skip navigation Sign in. Search. Loading Close. Content Warning This video may be inappropriate for some users. Sign in to confirm your age. The Pteracuda is a monster from the 2010 television film Sharktopus vs. Pteracuda. Pteracuda is are main villain in the films Sharktopus vs. Pteracuda. Sharktopus is a chimeric organism created by the U.S. military. Due to some unknown incident, the creature escaped containment and now runs wild. It has the front end of a shark similar to that of sharks from the genus Carcharodon and the back end of an octopus-like cephalopod. It also has Critic Reviews for Sharktopus vs. Pteracuda All Critics (1) | Rotten (1) With a rather limp ending and a shortage of distinctive set pieces, this is a disappointing entry in the Sharktopus series Sharktopus was released to DVD and Blu-ray on March 15, 2011. Sequels Edit. In an interview with Flixist.com, producer Roger Corman said that he may do a sequel to the film. A similarly themed movie, Piranhaconda, was released in 2012. Two official sequels called Sharktopus vs. Pteracuda and Sharktopus vs. Mermantula will be released in 2016.
Sharktopus vs Whalewolf Trailer Original. 359 visualizações. 1 vídeo associado a este filme. Trailers de filmes em cartaz. Coringa Trailer Legendado. Bad Boys para Sempre Trailer (2) Legendado. Despite the pedigree and wildly superior poster, Sharktopus vs Pteracuda is not only a flaccid echo of Sharktopus, it is actually quite a bit inferior to Sharknado 2. And with that, I'm off to the supermarket to stock up on canned goods so that I can lock myself in the … This article is within the scope of WikiProject Horror, an attempt to build a comprehensive and detailed guide to fictional horror in film, literature and other media on Wikipedia. If you would like to participate, you can edit one of the articles mentioned below, or visit the project page, where you can join the project and contribute to the general Project discussion to talk over new ideas Sharktopus Contra Pteracuda avaliado por quem mais entende de cinema, o público. Faça parte do Filmow e avalie este filme você também. Poseidon Rex vs. Sharktopus, is an American fantasy comedy science-fiction film distributed by Syfy Channel and directed by Roger Corman. On a big island off of Belize, a treasure hunter looks for a lost Mayan treasure to pay off an angered drug lord with a group of deep-sea treasure hunters
Sharktopus vs Pteracuda is the sequel to Sharktopus. After Andy Flynn destroyed the original Sharktopus, it's various piecies floated back out into the ocean. However , amoung the scattered anatomy was an egg sack, and marin biologist lorena finds herself the ward of the creatures offspring 31/07/2014 · Roger Corman's B-movie sequel also features Conan O'Brien and Robert Carradine. Sharktopus is a 2010 Syfy original horror/science fiction film produced by Roger Corman, directed by Declan O'Brien, and starring Eric Roberts. The U.S. Navy commissions a group known as "Blue Water" to genetically engineer a half-shark, half-octopus for combat. During a demonstration attacking After failing with Sharktopus, the U.S. military creates another genetic hybrid called Pteracuda. However, they lose control of it, and only the offspring of Sharktopus can kill it. Appearance The Pteracuda is a large pterosaur with traits of both a Pteranodon and a barracuda mixed in. It has a fin on the back of its head, which allows it to steer through both water and air more easily. It has Pteracuda appeared in the 2014 film called Sharktopus vs. Pteracuda. The Pteracuda is a large pterosaur with traits of both a Pteranodon and a barracuda mixed in. It has a fin on the back of its head, which allows it to steer through both water and air more easily. It … 02/08/2014 · Sharktopus vs. Pteracuda (2014) * 1/2 (out of 4) A (what else?) nutty scientist creates a half pterodactyl, half barracuda, which breaks free and goes on a killing rampage. To try and battle it they set free the half shark, half octopuses and soon the two are … Sharktopus vs. Pteracuda is the sequel to the 2010 SyFy original monster film Sharktopus and has premiered on August 2, 2014. The film is produced by Roger Corman, who directed the Conan O'Brien cameo, and starring Robert Carradine, Katie Savoy, and Rib Hillis. Other actors in the movie include Conan O'Brien, who makes his acting debut in a scene described as "truly violent, patently
Sharktopus vs. Pteracuda. 2014 television film directed by Kevin O'Neill scientist up to no good who creates the half-pterodactyl, half-barracuda: Pteracuda. 15 Nov 2018 half-barracuda creature, Pteracuda, which inevitably escapes, leaving the Sharktopus to stop it. Pteracuda at Wikipedia · Sharktopus vs. Amazon.com: Sharktopus vs Pteracuda [NON-USA Format / PAL / Region 4 Import - Australia]: Katie Savoy, Rib Hillis, Conan O'Brien Robert Carradine, Kevin An American scientist creates a half-pterodactyl, half-barracuda creature, Pteracuda, which inevitably escapes, leaving the Sharktopus to stop it. The Pteracuda is the main antagonist in the 2010 Syfy film Sharktopus vs. Pteracuda. Its vocal sound effects were provided by Patrick Giraudi. Appearance. The Pteracuda is a creature of both a Pteranodon and a barracuda traits. It has the wings and body of a pterosaur and the head and tail of a barracuda. The Pteracuda was monster which appeared in the SyFy Channel’s 2014 creature-feature Sharktopus vs. Pteracuda. Description As it’s name might suggest, the Pteracuda looked like a winged barracuda, although it shared more traits with a pteranodon than any fish. It was however, capable of swimming
Pteracuda Decapitated 25 Mr. Munoz Sharktopus Killed 26 Unnamed Person Sharktopus Stabbed 27 Moises Sharktopus Slammed against wall 28 Dr. Lux Pteracuda Arm ripped off, killed 29 Dr. Rico Symes Sharktopus and Pteracuda Torn in half 30 Pteracuda Exploded 31 Veronica Vegas Sharktopus Killed 32 Rick Hoffman Sharktopus Killed


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Essential Things to Know About Three Act Structure
The use of a format is one of the things that a play or a narrative do follow. The three-act structure is one of the best-known formats in the plays. It is essential to note that the use of the three-act structure will help in developing the story as well as making the same count. The use of the three-act structure is one of the formulas that do help to make the story into the three parts. You should know that the parts as well known as the acts. You will note that the three parts have their own names as well.
It is essential to note that there is the setup, confrontation, and the resolution as well. To understand the three acts structure, it will be better to know what each part has and what it helps in the story.
Here are some of the things that you should know about each structure part and what it helps to bring out in the story. The first act of the setup is the beginning phase of any given kind of writing. The exposition is the main function of this act.
You will note that in this kind of the step, the narrative will set to introduce the main character, the relationship between them and the kind of the world that they are coming from. There are some aspects that the stage will introduce to the main character.
With the incident, the main character will try out the issue. You should know that when it comes to this part, a drama can arise while it will lead to some questions that last part will answer.
The other act that follows is the second act which is known as the rising action. The act shows the attempts of the protagonist trying to solve the issues at hand.
The lack of skills and knowhow will be one of the things that will make the main character to fail in the test of the problem.
The main character gets some learning lessons and gets the help to deal with the same issue. In the third act, it is the resolution part of the story.
It is the tensest part of the scene. The questions will be all answered and the characters will know who they are really are in the story.


ARTHUR MILLER FESTIVAL SERIES AT CITE DES ARTS AND THEATRE 810 IN 2015
October 17, 2015 will mark the 100th birthday of the American Pulitzer Prize winning playwright and prominent public figure Arthur Miller. To build awareness of the works of one of the iconic American writers of the 20th century and to commemorate the occasion, Cité des Arts is partnering with the Lauren-Reilly Eliot Company, Acting Unlimited (AUI), Wanderlust Theatre Co., the Cane Fire Film Series and others to produce the Arthur Miller Festival Series. The Lauren-Reilly Eliot Company opens the Festival at Cite Des Arts with their production of one of Arthur Miller’s most famous plays, 1949’s DEATH OF A SALESMAN from January 17, 2015 to February 1, 2015. In May, Cité des Arts will produce 1956’s A VIEW FROM THE BRIDGE (from May 8, 2015 to May 17, 2015 at Cite Des Arts), and AUI will contribute THE CRUCIBLE (at Theatre 810 from May 22, 2015 to May 30, 2015). In June, American history professor, Dr. Nina McCune will conduct a seminar on HUAC and the Hollywood Blacklist at Cité; and in July, the Cane Fire Film Series will screen Miller’s “The Misfits”. Wanderlust Theatre Co. closes the year long collaboration and celebration in December with 1947’s ALL MY SONS at Cité des Arts.
The Festival continues to reach out to area theatre companies and other producing entities for participation, so watch for future announcements regarding further productions and programs throughout the year.


When you ask singer-songwriter Michael Land how he’s doing, he always says, “Man, I’m just livin’ in the moment. Just livin’ in the moment.”
That outlook served Michael well as he transitioned from full-time worship leader to full-time musician touring the West Coast in a motorhome with his wife and 5 kids in pursuit of his dream to be a recording artist.
A pivotal part of that journey was Michael’s Kickstarter campaign to raise $35,000 to record a record in Nashville. Michael came to Tonal to produce a music video and a Kickstarter video that told his story and cast a vision for his dream.
Filming took place in a recording studio, an abandoned car dealership, and along the streets of downtown Phoenix, creating a fun, urban, and personable film that inspired viewers to support Michael on his musical journey. The film was effective and Michael met and exceeded his $35,000 goal. He is now a solo artist just livin’ in the moment.


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Join filmmakers Dave LaMattina and Chad Walker on Wednesday, February 15th to watch and discuss Brownstones to Red Dirt
, an endearing, educational documentary about a pen pal program with children from the projects in Bedford Stuyvesant, Brooklyn and the slums of Sierra Leone. Despite the differences in their environments, the four pairs of young children find ways to help each other. Faced with major issues -- abandonment, orphanage, abduction, violence, and low expectations -- they teach each other important lessons in life through art, writing, friendship, love.
studied film at Boston College, where he received a grant from the Jacques Salmanowitz Program for Moral Courage in Documentary Film to direct and produce a documentary about child AIDS activist Nkosi Johnson. He then earned his MFA from the University of Southern California's School of Cinema-Television.
studied film at Eastern Connecticut State University and then went on to work with the Weymouth Educational Telecommunications Corporation where he produced and edited 30-minute documentaries covering topics from marine biology to physical fitness. From WETC, Walker enrolled at Sheridan College's Advanced Film and Television Program.
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The Global Parish Project Community Film Screening & Summer Documentary WorkshopJul 17, 2012
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The Global Parish Project hosted a roundtable lunch and community film screening at the Mexican Institute of Culture on July 17, 2012 on Newton Barracks, Belize City, Belize.
The screening event was held to nurture the appreciation of short films in Belize as over 40 guests were joined by a panel of distinguished BIFF 2012 filmmakers including Jury Member Oscar Urrutia Lazo of Mexico. Youths ages 13-22 from the Summer Documentary Filmmaking workshop, sponsored by Global Parish and UNDP, were in attendance. The film screening was sponsored by the Mexican Institute of Culture, Global Parish and the Plural Awards (a partnership of the Alliance of Civilizations and the International Organization of Migration).
The Documentary Storytelling Workshop took place from July 16 – 20, 2012 at the Mexican Institute of Culture and included guest lecturer Steve Berry of Noh Matta Wat fame, enabling youth to develop skills in visual media including staging, writing, photography, videography and editing.
The Global Parish Project, a non-profit organization nurturing the craft and appreciation of documentary storytelling through film and related forms of cultural expression in Belize, administers the Youth Voices program. Youth Voices continues to host its weekly writing workshops every Saturday, 3-5 pm at the Bliss Institute. Youth Voices is a two-year, community arts platform that seeks to contribute to the empowerment and identity building of youth.


Sat, Aug 27|
Carrillo Elementary School
Family Movie Night
Join us for a movie under the stars!
Time & Location
Aug 27, 2022, 6:30 PM – Aug 28, 2022, 10:30 PM
Carrillo Elementary School, 2875 Poinsettia Ln, Carlsbad, CA 92009, USA
About the event
Bring blankets and chairs and set up for a fun night with Carrillo families. We will be selling pizza and snacks to help raise money for the school.


I always enjoy choosing the slideshow song for each client’s session. Everyone has a soundtrack to their life, don’t you think? Anything put to music is just better! If we could rewind and watch “A Normal Day in the Life of _________” filled with routine tasks, but set to the perfect music for each event, chore and errand, our days would be much more interesting and exciting…just like in the movies! Which reminds me of one of my favorite movies, “The Holiday”. Jack Black plays a composer whose love interest is Kate Winslet. In one scene of the movie they make up little songs to go with their personalities. If you haven’t seen that movie, you must put it on your list of ones to watch! 🙂
Whenever I’m editing a client’s images after a shoot or hand tinting, I always listen to a music playlist. It’s usually mellow and relaxing so I can take my time and enjoy the process. So I thought I would share it with you. It’s just what I’ve been in the mood for lately…random as usual…and changes frequently. Check this one out on iTunes!


Today I move to a different movie, Pat and Mike (1952). This charming movie stars Katherine Hepburn and Spencer Tracy as a very talented college gym coach who is coached as a pro by a gruff older trainer. Hepburn is wonderful in this movie, and she was right here in Eagle Rock shooting on campus! The movie opens when her fiancee, played by William Ching, leaves his office, located in the Johnson Student Center. In this view you can see the black pillar holding up the new glass roof ove the courtyard, other than that it looks pretty similar. If you look closely at the screen cap below you will see how much the trees have grown! In the background the old library building is visible over the trees, and you can see that the newer Library addition is not there!
As promised, today I present Judy Garland's first appearance in a feature film! The screen cap below is from the movie "Pigskin Parade" 1936. I am pretty sure the building in the background is also the old library!


Hysteria is a 2011 British period biographical romantic comedy film directed by Tanya Wexler. It stars Hugh Dancy and Maggie Gyllenhaal, with Felicity Jones, Jonathan Pryce, and Rupert Everett appearing in key supporting roles.
The film, set in the Victorian era, shows how the medical management of hysteria led to the invention of the vibrator.
Set at the end of 1880, the film depicts the invention of the vibrator. Dr. Mortimer Granville (Hugh Dancy) is a young physician who has difficulty with his occupation due to constant arguments over modern medicine. He gets a job assisting Dr. Dalrymple (Jonathan Pryce), whose practice specializes in the treatment of "hysteria", a popular diagnosis for women of that time.
Medical practitioners like Dr. Dalrymple tried to manage hysteria by massaging the genital area, decently covered under a curtain, to elicit "paroxysmal convulsions", without recognizing that they were inducing orgasms. Granville meets Dr. Dalrymple's daughters, Emily (Felicity Jones), and her older sister Charlotte (Maggie Gyllenhaal), a premodern feminist who runs a settlement house in a poor section of London.


Paris, je t’aime
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to live in a different time? A different place? To live amongst your literary heroes, taking their advice, being a part of their history? To dine and dance with iconic artists, musicians, and historical giants? At one point or another, we all have. We all have dreamed of being a part of something we’ve only ever read or heard about; experiencing, first hand, a time not our own. Midnight In Paris is a film that answers these eternal questions, in a way that is strangely believable. It does not romanticize, but beautifies a time – a place – our hero longs to be a part of. It doesn’t present an idealized solution, but offers the audience a direct truth; something they can take with them and utilize in their own reality.
What I love about this film, is that it expresses a desire we all have. It let’s us live vicariously through another, without tragedy or glorified finales, but with a sense of realism. The distinct boundary between fantasy and reality is blurred, which is something we haven’t quite seen before. We can identify with the main character instantly.
Midnight In Paris takes that idea of ultimate escape and twists it into something new. Can you live in the past or will the real world catch up to you?
Written and directed by Woody Allen, this 2011 film introduces us to our principal character, Gil (Owen Wilson), an unfulfilled script writer who just wants to write that one great novel. I know how you feel, buddy. He feels a connection to the City of Light, wishing he could spend his days sitting in the Parisian sunshine, writing, walking the boulevards in the rain. His fiance, Inez (Rachel McAdams) . . . Well, let’s just say she doesn’t feel the same. Gil is high-spirited, but has the notion that he doesn’t belong – wanting to be part of a different era; the Golden Age: Paris, 1920′s.


A cinematic centenary is celebrated in Chepstow Castle on Saturday 13th on Sunday 14th of July with the screenings of the 1913 Hollywood epic film " Ivanhoe" filmed on location in the Castle.
Ivanhoe was one of the first Hollywood films made abroad. Piano accompaniment to the these unique screenings of this 48 min long film will be created live by international singer and pianist Karl Daymond and will include music composed in 1913.
The first part of the celebration is a picnic concert by the hundred strong singing club led by Karl Daymond, the audience are invited to bring rugs or folding chairs and elaborate picnics.
"Ivanhoe" will be shown as darkness falls. The performances will be held under the giant Castle canopy (so there is no problem if it rains) Tickets are both evenings are £5 and are available from Chepstow Museum telephone 01291 625981
Many of the hundreds of extras in the film were Chepstow people who were used to dressing up having staged spectacular community theatrical events in the Castle for many years.
The film's star, King Baggot, could have been the inspiration for the recent Oscar-winning film "the artist" a talented silent film star who failed to make it in the talkies and turned to alcohol.


Iċ-Ċaqqufa Malta’s most loved TV series, will return with a brand-new season. Fans will be thrilled to know that a fifth season of the drama series that gripped Malta from its inception ten years ago is in the making. Producers Watermelon Media and GO Originals will present another fifteen episodes exclusive to Tokis.
The story will pick up from the massive cliffhanger at the end of season 4. Rose Degiovanni will face new life-changing challenges as her son Michael is finally released from the mental hospital he was committed to. Just when she thinks that life is giving her a breather and that she has found love, Rose must face new and old enemies set to take away her freedom and all she worked for. Overwhelmed by a power struggle greater than she had ever faced, Rose must think strategically, act rationally and strike back with all her might to defend her loved ones.
In the last season of an epic story spread over a hundred years, Rose will encounter characters from the past who helped her become the strong woman she is. Yet her gaze is now set on the future and the legacy she will leave behind.
With season’s 3 finale back in 2016 showcasing a scene in the future – the year 2022 – you may be wondering what’s in store for the 4th season. What happened between 2016 and 2022 when we saw Michael, the son of Rose and Kevin, kept in a hospital?
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Title: The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo
Author: Taylor Jenkins Reid
Publisher: Atria Books
Intended Audience: Adult
Genre: Fiction, Historical Fiction, Romance
Mood: Romance, Opulence
Retired Hollywood star Evelyn Hugo is a complex character full of love, lust, and heartache. After years out of the spotlight, she is finally ready to tell her story about her glamorous life, as a young Hollywood elite to an Oscar-winning celebrity. To assist in taking her story public, she chooses novice journalist Monique Grant, but no one, not even Monique, can figure out why. Monique hasn’t quite had the most successful career, so why did Evelyn request her to cover the story every reporter would die for?
Going through her own struggle, Monique decides to take the opportunity head-on and write Evelyn’s biography. She did separate from her husband to stay in New York as a journalist, after all. Monique is determined and convinced this will be the piece to kick off her career.
Meeting Evelyn in her elegant apartment, Monique listens in astonishment as the retired actress recalls her life’s story. From moving to Los Angeles to pursue acting, finding forbidden love in the most unexpected places, and of course, retelling the story of her seven marriages throughout it all.
Monique begins to feel compassion and a connection to the legendary Hollywood star through interviewing her. Still, as Evelyn begins to tell the end of her story, it becomes somberly clear to Monique that, in fact, her and Evelyn’s lives have crossed in the most tragic, surprising, and unforeseen way.
The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo is one of the most captivating novels I have read, quite possibly in my life. The biographical retelling of the life of Evelyn and her seven husbands, the drama she dealt with as a Hollywood starlet throughout the years, and how the author brought us along on her decades-long journey were incredible.
As each chapter progresses, we get an insight into Evelyn’s life and the lives of her seven husbands. Who they were, how their marriage went, how they benefited Evelyn, and what went wrong. We see Evelyn’s life as though she is sitting right there with her on the sofa in her office. While she is, undoubtedly, the star of the book and after getting to know her character so well, it’s incredible how many questions we are left with after reading.
Admittedly, Evelyn’s lifelong romance caught me by surprise; at first, I almost didn’t continue reading. Unexpected and forbidden, yet hearing their story and being brought along on the journey of their love affair made it impossible to put the book down.
The pairing of Evelyn with Monique is a match met in heaven. Monique has her own personal issues, and the lessons she learns from Evelyn will undoubtedly, stick with her throughout her life. She is a character who needs Evelyn, and Evelyn needs her. As the book progresses, it becomes clear they have a connection, but we are left on edge, unaware of that connection for quite some time.
The twists and turns of each chapter and the ups and downs of Hollywood’s most famous actress’ life are enough to keep you reading. Still, when you discover the truth, you become enthralled, unable to face what is in front of you while also not being able to look away.
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Ryan and I went on a date night to watch Masterminds, a movie that Hubbel co-wrote. He had 2 movies in the theater at once. We are so proud of him!
Thursday, October 20, 2016
We went to Camp Nisqually. It is owned by the church. We had a fun night with our ward at a bonfire. Only Ryan and Sam stayed the night. Luckily it is only 10 minutes away, so Luke, Tessa and I returned in the morning. We ate pancakes and played in the woods until noon.


Matilda The Musical JR
Ludwig Theatre Arts students present Matilda The Musical JR at The Courtyard this summer.
The Courtyard will be filled by the smell of rebellion when Ludwig Theatre Arts present Roald Dahl’s Matilda The Musical JR.
Based on the beloved book Matilda by Roald Dahl and adapted from the award-winning full-length musical, Roald Dahl’s Matilda The Musical JR. tells the story of an extraordinary girl who, armed with a vivid imagination and a sharp mind, dares to take a stand and change her own destiny.
Matilda, a little girl with astonishing wit, intelligence and psychokinetic powers, lives with cruel parents who find her to be a nuisance, a lousy little worm, and a bore. When Matilda enters her first term at school, she captures the attention of Miss Honey, a kind teacher, and the two form a wonderful friendship.
Unfortunately, the school is ruled by a tempestuous and mean headmistress named Miss Trunchbull, who hates children and delivers cruel and unjust punishments to all her charges. Matilda is determined to change her story, but will her cleverness and courage be enough to withstand the reign of Miss Trunchbull?
Matilda The Musical JR. features a book by Dennis Kelly and music and lyrics by Tim Minchin. The show opened on the West End in 2011 and made its Broadway premiere in 2013. The musical earned seven Olivier Awards, including Best New Musical and five Tony awards, including The Tony for Best Book of a Musical.
Matilda The Musical JR. will be in The Courtyard’s Main House from Thursday 1 – Saturday 3 June at 2.30pm & 6.30pm. To book tickets, or for more information contact the Box Office on 01432 340555 or visit www.courtyard.org.uk.
Fees & Tickets
Tickets £15, Concessions £14
Event LocationThe Courtyard Centre for the Arts Edgar Street Hereford HR4 9JR
Organiser: The Courtyard


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Cinematographer. Filmmaker. Storyteller.
Jacob Dylan Kitts is an aspiring cinematographer, born and raised in Rock Hill, South Carolina. He expressed his passion for the entertainment industry at an early age, playing instruments and performing live shows. After high school, he shifted his focus to filmmaking by volunteering on small commercial shoots and films in York County, SC. He continued his education at Western Carolina University, attaining his BFA in Film and Tv Production.
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On March 20, Explorer West Middle School  will be hosting a screening of ‘Minor Differences,’ a poignant documentary about juvenile offenders in maximum security lock-up and their lives 18 years later.
There will be a post-screening Q&A session with Explorer West parent and producer of Minor Differences, Caroline Cumming, and three of the men from the documentary.
Last month, the film won “Best Documentary” at the Spokane International Film Festival.
Explorer West is located at 10015 28th Ave SW.
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“Keep Ryan relevant!” As most people certainly know by now, it means the most to me and to my family. This is why I asking each of you in helping to promote what I’m about to share.
A professional documentary (titled “Storming”) is currently in production and will continue through late-2019. This documentary will feature Ryan’s story and raise awareness of TBI. “Storming” will not only help to share Ryan’s story, but will help raise awareness of the challenges families face who are affected by traumatic brain injuries.
Importantly, please share this post and the film’s official website on your social media! Every share we get makes a HUGE impact on raising awareness of the film and keeping Ryan relevant — by sharing his story with someone new — so help us spread the word!
The film’s website has officially launched, along with a GoFundMe campaign, to help raise funds for production. The film crew is in the early phases of production and has been funding this film-out-of-pocket to help get Ryan’s story out into the world. Getting the word out about Storming is more important now than ever.
What Else Can You Do?
By helping with just ONE of the items below, you’d be making a HUGE impact on raising awareness of the film and keeping Ryan relevant by getting this out into the world:
- Visit the GoFundMe campaign and click “share on Facebook” to share with your network (even if you can’t donate right now).
- Share the trailer with friends and family.
- Follow the official film on
- Visit the film’s website and subscribe at the bottom of the page to get updates on the film’s progress
- Follow the film’s official facebook page
Thank you, with my sincerest gratitude, for helping to keep Ryan relevant!


We've seen two plays in the last week, and by coincidence the music for both was written by Mark Messing, a local musician, composer, director of the circus punk marching band, Mucca Pazza, who we saw perform with Andrew Bird a few years ago.
The first play was targeted at kids, Brian Selznick's The Houdini Box. It was pretty certain we would enjoy this production, which featured magic and fantastic puppetry as well as a talented cast, and of course, a story by an author we already love.
The second play we saw was actually aimed at adults, but it is one of the most interesting, thoughtful and discussion-provoking pieces of theatre we have seen together. The Hunchback Variations is, in fact, an opera. Not your typical opera, though. It features two characters, Beethoven and Quasimodo, who have been set the difficult task of composing a sound effect for Chekov's The Cherry Orchard.
The opera takes the form of a panel discussion on "sound, mysterious sound, impossible sound, creating the mysterious impossible sound, and the effects on love and friendship of composing the mysterious impossible sound." The two characters spend most of their time sitting in the same spot, behind a large table, where they relate their total and utter failure to create this sound effect. It was a tough assignment, one in that reality may never have been fulfilled by anyone, real or imagined. "Suddenly, a distant sound is heard, as if from out of the sky. The sound of a string breaking. It dies away, sadly."
Perhaps, if this impossible sound could be made by anyone, it would be by the unexpected pairing of Beethoven and Quasimodo. But when Quasimodo sang, "I think things would have gone a lot better if we hadn't rehearsed at my house," we all burst into laughter. The final scene, where Beethoven speaks instead of sings, gives us all a chance to reflect on creativity and failure. It's funny and unexpected and sweet and moving and unlike anything else you are likely to see.


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I’m Nima Ghapanoori, born in 1981 in Tehran. I studied Graphic Design and Film Directing at the university, accumulating over 20 years of experience. Throughout my career, I’ve been actively involved in the visual effects and color correction aspects of cinema, working on various films and television series.
I have directed and contributed to the visual effects and color correction of several short films, some of which have been honored with awards. In the realm of television advertising, I boast a resume featuring over 200 TV commercials as a writer, designer, and director.
Currently, I work as a designer and executor of visual effects, as well as a color correction specialist for films and series. My passion lies in crafting compelling visual experiences, and I continue to contribute to the ever-evolving world of cinematic art.
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Draft Day is a 2014 movie starring Kevin Costner and Jennifer Garner, and directed by Ivan Reitman. The movie was released on April 11, 2014. The story is centered on Sonny Weaver, Jr. (Costner), the general manager of the Cleveland Browns, and how he orchestrates his player selections after acquiring the number one pick in the NFL player draft.
The acting in Draft Day is poor. Mind you, Costner and Garner are fine, but the supporting acting is weak to say the least. Remarkably, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell might have done the best acting job of them all. Although Goodell’s cameo appearances are brief and essentially non-consequential to the plot, in all cases Goodell is natural and believable.
Draft Day is poorly written and shaky. Throughout the film, people are doing and saying things they would never do or say in real life. An example: Sonny’s mom, played by Ellen Burstyn, insists on spreading her late husband’s ashes on the team’s practice field literally hours before the player draft is to begin, much to the angst of Sonny. What the hell? Further, the movie tries to paint Sonny in a valiant light – but it’s pure luck, not keen heroics, which ultimately determines the movie’s outcome.
There are some positives to take away from the film. If you’re a football fan, it’s fun to see the many prominent NFL stars and figures sprinkled throughout. And if you’re like me, as someone that enjoys watching the drama of the actual NFL player draft on TV, your appetite will be whetted.
In summary, the movie was weak. If you’re not a football fan, I would definitely steer clear. If you love football, however, and are the type that actually tunes in to the real NFL draft, it might be worth a look.


Corbett began his acting career in television commercials.He is known for his roles as Chris Stevens on CBS' Northern Exposure and as Aidan Shaw on HBO's Sex and the City.Currently, she is having a love affair with actor John Corbett. Do you know what kind of relationship did Bo Derek and Blake Edwards had? Know all the information about Bo relationship's truth and rumors. John and Linda stayed together for six years from the year 1968 to 1974 as John left her to marry Bo Derek. This couple stayed as husband and wife for twenty years until the day John Derek died on at the age of 71. According to Daily mail, Bo Derek confessed that she feels ashamed that she was the reason why John Derek broke his marriage with ex-wife Linda.Do you know what happened to Bo Derek's husband John Derek? Bo despite knowing the fact that John was married to actress Linda Evans, they started being in a relationship and fell in love After falling for each other, this couple moved to Germany just to avoid action from California laws as Bo was very young and then they returned back to States again. Then this pair married and stayed together until John died.From 1990 to 1995, he starred as Chris Stevens in the CBS comedy-drama series Northern Exposure, for which he was nominated for the Golden Globe Award for Best Supporting Actor – Series, Miniseries or Television Film and the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series.Corbett played the leading role of Adam Mac Arthur, in 1997's short-lived Fox science fiction series The Visitor, for which he was nominated for the Saturn Award for Best Actor on Television.Bo Derek’s Dating Life " data-medium-file="https://i2com/thecelebscloset.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/Bo-Derek’s-Dating-Life-1.jpg? fit=300,244&ssl=1" data-large-file="https://i2com/thecelebscloset.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/Bo-Derek’s-Dating-Life-1.jpg?
From 2001 to 2002, he portrayed the love interest of Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker), Aidan Shaw, in the HBO comedy series Sex and the City, In 2002, Corbett portrayed the male lead role of Ian Miller in the romantic comedy film My Big Fat Greek Wedding, alongside Nia Vardalos (who also wrote the screenplay), for which he was nominated for a Screen Actors Guild Award.
Three years later, he had a starring role in the Pang brothers horror film The Messengers (2007).
Additionally, Corbett starred in the 2007 Lifetime television film Montana Sky, and co-starred as a corrupt LAPD vice squad member in the 2008 David Ayer-directed crime thriller Street Kings.
However, proving everyone wrong, the couple has been in a relationship for more than 15 years without getting married.
John confessed months back that Bo and he aren't getting married.


A new video has landed and I'm excited about it! Not only is it a cover of a great song from a great film, but also it's the first appearance on YouTube of my wife, Kayla.
The song is called 'Falling Slowly' by The Swell Season and is from the film 'Once'. It's great film that I urge you to check out if you haven't seen it already. It was on BBC a few weeks ago late at night and I couldn't help but watch it all, and that's when I got the idea for us to cover this song for the latest round of the BH covers challenge.
As always, let me know what you think of it :)


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The films I've written, directed, produced, and starred in featuring their festival laurels.
PopSugar featured one of my blog posts about being mixed Filipina-American. The response I received from so many other mestizos/mestizas who experienced the same feelings that I wrote about was overwhelming and incredibly touching. We're not alone! Read it here.
Vulture review of the short film I was in, 'Concealer.' Many thanks to Luke Kelly-Clyne who so graciously stated that I gave 'one of the best short performances of the year.'
Watch the film on Amazon Prime here.
'Suzie Wrong,' had its World Premiere at the 2019 San Diego Asian Film Festival among other badass feminist flicks in the shorts program titled, 'Fight Me, Bitch.' The festival's programming director said the film was a 'universal favorite among the programming committee.'
'Cherry Picking' had its World Premiere at the Oscar & BAFTA-qualifying 2019 L.A. Shorts International Film Festival to a sold out audience. We were among an awesome lineup of shorts in the Shorts 18 program.
'Cherry Picking' went INTERNATIONAL! I was so proud to have our film's International Premiere at the 2019 Alberta Women's International Film Festival amongst other incredible films by inspring women filmmakers.
My paranormal mockumentary 'Ghosted' had its World Premiere at the 2019 Atlanta Comedy Film Festival and it was nominated for the Best Ensemble Cast Award!
'Cherry Picking' had another premiere at the 2019 Glendale International Film Festival.
'Ghosted' premiered at the 2019 Oregon Scream Week Horror Film Festival in POrtland, OR and it was nominated for Best Horror Comedy!


We have very fortunately got a great-looking Irish two-hander called "Stones in his Pockets" booked into the Gulgong Prince of Wales Opera House.
Put the date in your diary, it looks like a good show.
STONES IN HIS POCKETS
The Prince of Wales Opera House, Gulgong
Saturday 4th June
7.30pm (2hr duration)
Tickets: $15/$20 and pay at the door (cash only).
Having played all over the world including a five year run in the West End, the multi award winning comedy by Marie Jones Stones In His Pockets is now coming to you in a new production.
Don’t miss this award winning hilarious and moving tale of a quiet Irish community turned upside down by the arrival of a Hollywood movie shoot. The film's story of a budding romance between a rich girl and a local farmer, is counterpointed against the growing friction that develops between the locals hired as extras on the film and the Hollywood big shots.
Universally loved by all who see it, this new production of Stones In His Pockets will be designed especially to delight audiences on the regional NSW circuit for touring. Directed by Chris Bendall (The Magic Hour), and featuring Scott Sheridanand Grant Cartwright (winner Green Room Award Best Actor in an independent production for Five Kinds of Silence).
“It is refreshing to know that two men and a box can succeed in keeping a theatre audience fully satisfied for two hours.” The Irish Times
"4 STARS. It’s a delightful piece, offering a chance for two actors to display their virtuosity as they play 15 different characters. But though it is often richly funny, there are sudden glimpses of anger and emotional depth in Stones in his Pockets, too." The Telegraph,
"4 STARS." - The Guardian Review of Tricycle Theatre Production from Michael Billington
**** 4 Stars - The Irish Times **** 4 Stars - Irish Daily Mail **** 4 Stars - The Herald
Best New Comedy - Evening Standard Awards WINNER - Best New Comedy -Laurence Olivier Awards
WINNER - Best Play -The Irish Times Irish Theatre Awards


Move East Movie 2014
Move East Movie 2014 – Georgia
Initiating the „Move East Movie” series, we hope to be able to raise the consciousness of cinema enthusiasts and zoom in on both the contemporary reality of the residents of the Eastern Partnership countries and the artistic concerns of their filmmakers. Georgia will mark the first place on our cinematic map and celebrate its culture we have prepared a six-day outdoor presentation of films created in that country.
10 July 2014 Georgian cinema – „13 Tzameti”, dir. Géla Babluani
11 July 2014 Georgian cinema – „Tangerines”, dir. Zaza Urushadze
12 July 2014 Georgian cinema – „F5″, dir. Alexandre Koridze