Signe Becker is a freelance scenographer and artist. She holds a bachelor’s degree in scenography from the Norwegian Theatre Academy (NTA) in Fredrikstad (2006) and a master’s degree in visual culture from Oslo National Academy of the Arts (2008). Her artistic projects include theatre- and dance productions, as well as personal art projects, mainly textile works, sculptures and video.
In recent years, she has worked on a number of productions and since 2006 Becker has been a permanent scenographer at Verk Produksjoner. Two out of five of their performances have been nominated for the Norwegian Hedda Award for performing arts, the performance Det eviga leendet (2011) and Stalker (2013) won the price of The performance of the year. Since 2011 Becker has made several collaborations with choreographer Ingri Fiksdal and artist Ingvild Langgård, projects that have been (and still are) touring several countries. Beckers art work has been represented at exhibitions such as «Høstutstillingen»The Autumn Exhibition in Oslo, «Trøndelagsutstillingen» at Trøndelag Center for Contemporary Art in Trondheim, and The Norwegian Short Film Festival in Grimstad. Becker represented Norway at the Prague Quadrennial of Performance Design and Space 2015.


While driving to CT for the SPACE Winter Expedition this past January, we watched the film "The Guardian." If you've seen the movie, you know it's a modern day paradigm for rescuing the lost [So Others May Live.] Sacrifice is also one of the themes in the movie and as we drove over The Tappan Zee bridge, we discussed the question, "how much would you sacrifice for someone else? " I mentioned the story of Daniel Santos, who jumped off the bridge after a woman who tried to commit suicide, jumping 140 feet into the Hudson River. [When I told the story, I got the height of the bridge wrong.]
Just last week, two people jumped off the bridge to commit suicide, within one hour of each other. Both died at the scene.
"So far nothing has helped make it [the bridge] less alluring to would-be suicides. Four suicide hot line telephones were installed last year, on both ends of the bridge. None have been used."


Cezary Skubiszewski is an Australian film and TV composer whose work has claimed numerous awards.
Cezary’s first film score was for Lilian’s Story (1996), directed by fellow Pole Jerzy Domaradzki and staring Toni Collette. This was followed by Bootmen (2000) and La Spagnola (2001), for which he collected Best Original Music awards from the Australian Film Institute. His other early works include Black & White (2002), The Brush Off (2004), The Book of Revelation and Blessed.
His work on the 1999 film Two Hands saw Cezary collect the Best Film Score Award from APRA at the annual Screen Music awards. This was followed in later years by the mini-series After the Deluge (2003) starring Hugo Weaving and Rachel Griffiths, and Death Defying Acts (2007) for which he also received Best Film Score Awards. He then went on to compose scores for The Book of Revelation (2006) and Blessed (2009).
His latest work composing for Night (2008) Bran Nue Dae (2009), Red Dog (2011) and The Sapphires (2012) – which received critical acclaim at an international level, have seen him win awards from Inside Film and the Film Critics Circle of Australia.
In last few years Cezary composed music for Serrangoon Road (2013 APRA AWARD), The Broken Shore (2014) (APRA AWARD) Parer’s War (2014), Jeziorak (2014 Polish Film Festival Best Music Award) Turkey Shoot (2014), Women H'e Undressed (2015) , Karbala (2015) Oddball (2015)
Red Dog- True Blue (2016) and USA film Tiger (2016). In 2017 Cezary Received ACCTA Award for Best Music in a documentary for his score to Monsieur Mayonnaise.
In 2018 Cezary scored TV mini-series Picnic At Hanging Rock and Le Champion and just recently
Koko - A Red Dog Story (2019) and USA ferature film Mosquito State (2019).
In 1981 Cezary composed the symphony Home at Last and in 1991 created musical theatre multi-media production Soundescape which was performed at Melbourne and Adelaide Festivals. (2015)
Cezary has also composed music for a number of adverts,including Sydney 2000 Olympics, Australian Football Finals, Melbourne 2006 Commonwealth Games, Carlton Draught Big Ad campaign and the VB Bottle Symphony which became a worldwide hit.
In 2008 1nd 2011 Cezary was the Musical Director of APRA/AGSC Screen Music Awards.
Cezary is the Recipient of the Centenary Medal 2003 "For Service to Australian Society and Australian Film Production" and Film Circle of Australia (FCCA) 2010 Award "in recognition of contribution to Australian Cinema".


Kammie just moved to a new town to escape her father’s mistakes. She just wants to be popular and make friends. So when Kammie agrees to the (fake) initiation activity that Mandy, Kandy, and Sandy require for her to be their friend, Kammie doesn’t expect to find herself at the bottom of an old abandoned well. Have Mandy, Kandy, and Sandy gone for help or have they left her there to die? Will Kammie be rescued?


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In a unique opportunity for young people interested in acting, the Classic Theatre Festival will be holding auditions for young female performers, aged 9-12, on Saturday, November 1 in Perth.
While the Festival has yet to announce its upcoming 2015 summer season, Artistic Producer Laurel Smith is planning one show that features a spunky 10-year-old girl in a number of key scenes. Smith plans to cast two girls to share the role during the play’s 8 times a week performance schedule.
“Perth as a community has probably one of the highest-per-capita numbers of people in the country when it comes to community theatre and youth theatre, and we know from our experience of auditioning young people last year for our youth troupe how many people have come through, for example, the Perth Academy of Musical Theatre, which has done so much to provide training and opportunities for young people with a knack for theatre,” says Smith.
For next season, the young actors chosen will be working alongside some of the country’s top professional talents in the Festival’s mainstage shows. They’ll also be picking up a paycheque. “Like anyone who works in a professional job, the young female performers who get this job will be getting a paycheque, perhaps a start for saving for higher education a few years down the road,” Smith says.
While the Classic Theatre Festival has so far only cast adults in its shows over its five year history, Smith has a great deal of experience working with young people, especially in projects linked to the Toronto District School Board and Arts York, where she developed a number of pieces that brought to life key moments in Canadian history and also spoke to contemporary youth issues.
Smith also conceived, dramaturged, and directed last year’s hugely popular Perth through the Ages theatrical historic walking tour, a youth theatre training project that employed a half dozen young people throughout the summer. That project will return in 2015 with new stories and characters, and Smith will be holding auditions for young people for this project in the near future as well.
In the meantime, anyone interested in auditioning should submit a resume and head shot no later than October 26 to email@example.com.


One of Europe’s hottest up-and-coming film festivals kicks off on Aug. 24 in Prague. The eighth annual Fresh Film Fest provides an invaluable platform to filmmakers in the early stages of their careers and gives audiences a wide array of films to view from the cutting edge of contemporary cinema.
After having the festival in Karlovy Vary for its initial six years the decision was made to move to Prague. “When we started it was a tiny, tiny festival, and now we moved to Prague for a larger and more receptive audience. The atmosphere and receptiveness has improved a lot,” Fresh Film festival director Martin Pošta told Czech Position.
The festival includes a number of competitions. Fresh Generation is an international competition of feature debuts and second feature films. The jury for this competition includes one of the leading young Hungarian directors Benedek Fliegauf, whose three award-winning features – “Forest,” “Dealer” and the recently premiered “Milky Way” – will be given a retrospective showing.
The two other jury members, French filmmaker Stéphane Arnoux and Russian film critic and editor Evgeny Gusyatinskiy provide a further indication of how helpful Fresh Film Fest can be to the competing filmmakers’ careers as Arnoux also works on the programming team at the Cannes Film Festival while Gusyatinskiy is serving as programmer and curator at the Rotterdam International Film Festival for Russian and Eastern European films.
Fresh Generation consists of six films from the US, Bulgaria, Mexico, Germany and India. Ranging from what the program describes as an “aggressive blur of vulgarity, drug abuse and sex” (“Gandu,” India) to a story of a group of friends operating on Bulgaria’s black market in the final years of communism (“Tilt,” Bulgaria) the competition promises a diverse picture of some talented, young directors.
According to Pošta, Germany is one of the biggest producers of student films and the continued emergence of new talent is evident at this year’s festival. “The Silence” (Das letzte Schweigen), the second feature by Baran “Bo” Odar, combines elements of melodrama and thriller in the story of a young girl’s disappearance and the fact that her bicycle was found on the exact spot where a girl had been murdered 23 years earlier.
Zagreb-born German director Damir Lukačević focused on immigration issues in his debut feature “Going Home” (Heimkehr) and gives a similar theme a science-fiction twist in “Transfer,” the story of an ageing white couple that decide to transfer their consciousnesses into the healthy bodies of an African immigrant couple. Besides having to pay €1 million for the transfer the deal includes allowing the African couple four hours of daily use of their former bodies.
Other competitions at the festival include a student feature and documentary competition, an animated and experimental film competition as well as Fresh Czech, which is a competition of Czech student films. One of the films in competition is called “Day of the Dragon” (Den Draka) and shows a young Chinese man dealing with life in a foreign country. His fantasy life makes for a film that blends elements of Hong Kong films with art cinema. Another intriguing entry is called “Midnight” (Půlnoc) by Klára Tasovská. The documentary reflects on our unsustainable energy use by looking at light pollution and its effects on human life.
Away from the screen
Pošta maintains that a large and growing part of the festival are the accompanying events. Every night of the festival there are free concerts at Palac Akropolis, which is also the site of an exhibition by Czech photographer Roman Dietrich.
There are also two workshops being given that Pošta describes as being about art interventions. On Aug. 25 Belgian cabaret group Neveneffecten will offer stories and information (in English) on their often outrageous and controversial performances.
Czech art group Pode Bal will put on a two-day workshop on Aug. 25-26, of which the lecture segment will be translated into English. The group will discuss topics such as “using commercial strategies of advertising and PR in independent creation” and “mystification/ principle of making things impossible for tactical reasons.”
Other special events include a workshop on light painting and a performance of the Swedish dance piece “Found & Lost.”
Pošta insists that success and exposure at the Fresh Film Festival is not enough on its own to get directors a deal to make their next feature. “We are not a huge festival. Only Cannes and Berlin can really achieve that, and maybe Karlovy Vary if you win, can give you carte blanche to go on and make a film,” he said.
Not that they do not have success stories. Czech director Zuzana Špidlová’s 2008 film “Baba” made it to Cannes on the Fresh Film Festival’s recommendation, where it proceeded to win the 2009 Cinéfondation grand prize.
“We certainly have some impact, but obviously the films have to be good and if the directors get exposure, not only here but at other festivals, they can go on to achieve good results,” Pošta said.


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Leona Lewis makes her film debut in the musical 'Walking On Sunshine'
Leona Lewis plays Elena in the musical which exclusively features popular songs from the 80s like Katrina & The Waves' 'Walking on Sunshine' and George Michael's 'Faith'.
Critics have already labelled the musical as being the next 'Mama Mia'. True to other films of its nature, the film is set in Italy around the wedding of Maddie (Annabel Scholey) and her Italian boyfriend, Raf - her sister's old holiday flame and the man she believes to be the love of her life, as reported by Rachel MacGregor on Yahoo!
I'm a 'sucka' for musicals so I am undoubtedly looking forward to this film's release and of course to Leona's performance on-screen. Though she is playing a supporting role, I expect the X-Factor's winner's performance to be decent, if what we see in the trailer is anything to go by. I mean she's a music artist and this is a musical so I can expect at least that much right?
On the subject of her casting, Leona Lewis tells the Digital Spy
"It was something that just came along really, really quickly and this year my intention was to get refocused and re-inspired and it was perfect timing,"
"I have done a lot of theatre work before, but it was quite a few years ago so getting back into that was kind of scary.
"It gave me a chance to learn a lot from the people on set and for a lot of people it was their first movie as well, so we kind of felt the nerves together."
The musical is due to be released on June 27th.


The series, which will see the return of Kristen Bell as the title character, will consist of 8 episodes and is slated to debut in 2019. Bell made the official announcement Thursday on Instagram, which can be seen below. News of the revival first broke in August.
As part of the deal, Hulu has also struck an agreement with Warner Bros. Domestic Television Distribution for the SVOD rights to all past episodes of the original series. Seasons 1-3, as well as the 2014 feature film, will be available to stream next summer.
In the new installment, spring breakers are getting murdered in Neptune, thereby decimating the seaside town’s lifeblood tourist industry. After Mars Investigations is hired by the parents of one of the victims to find their son’s killer, Veronica is drawn into a mystery that pits the enclave’s wealthy elites, who would rather put an end to the month-long bacchanalia, against a working class that relies on the cash influx that comes with being the West Coast’s answer to Daytona Beach.
This makes me so happy. I love Veronica Mars and am so excited to see it return.
Fingers crossed that they can get most of the cast back. I even want to see Piz again, whom I thought was a better love interest than Logan. Sacrilege, I know.
I am curious whether this new series will reference the novels or not. Two novels were published after the release of the movie and tied up a lot of the loose ends from the movie.
Again, I am just so excited! I can't wait to see this.


Well, being that I owned the box set, we ended up watching "Back to the Future II" on Sunday night. And this morning, the boyfriend wants to watch "Back to the Future III," "to see how it ends."
But there was a nerd-moment that I hadn't realized I was part of until the boyfriend looked at me with a little shock and puzzlement. That moment was when I proceeded to sing along to the movie theme, phrase by phrase.
I'd like to chalk it up to the fact that John Williams is a brilliant composer. But let's be honest here. I'm a huge nerd...and I'm so okay with that.


Prabhas-starrer Adipurush’s teaser was unveiled last night. Everyone pinned a lot of hopes on it but the teaser turned out to be a disappointment for audiences. Many fans and netizens trolled the VFX and animation work of Adipurush on social media. They said that the movie is looking like a cartoon.
However, none of the film celebrities made any negative comments about the teaser. Meanwhile, noted actor and director SS Rajamouli’s cousin, SS Kanchi, made an indirect comment about the film. He tweeted, “పౌరాణికం తీస్తే తెలుగోడే తీయాలి…(Only a Telugu person should make mythological films).”
In this way, he indirectly took a dig at Adipurush’s teaser. A few days ago, even he took an indirect dig at Mani Ratnam’s Ponniyin Selvan as well. His comments are now going viral all over Telugu social media.
Directed by Om Raut, Adipurush is a live-action mythological film based on Ramayana. Prabhas plays the role of Lord Rama in it. Kriti Sanon will be seen as Sita. Saif Ali Khan is playing the role of Ravana. It is slated for a worldwide release on January 12, 2023.


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Posted in blogging, Moon Shadow - My Live Aboard Days, Movie Review, tagged adventures, Batman v Superman, Chris Hemsworth, Dwayne Johnson, hobbs, In the Heart of the Sea, lorenakoran, Moby-Dick, moon shadow, movies, ocean, Patrick Steward, rv fulltiming, sail boat, San Andreas, sea, whales on December 15, 2015| Leave a Comment »
I wasn’t gonna do it. Nope! It was my “my day” and I had decided to see Krampus at the matinee since I didn’t want to see the other options. I wasn’t going to see the new Moby-Dick movie called, In the Heart of the Sea.
I have a bit of a history with Moby-Dick. You see when my oldest, Hannah, was a toddler I got the move and we watched it. I didn’t realize that she would become obsessed with it and every time I would ask her what she wanted to watch she wouldn’t ask for a cartoon or princess movie, she would ask for Moby Dick. Yes, I am talking about the one staring Patrick Stewart. It was a good movie, but not really a movie I wanted to watch over and over again. But we did, we watched it over and over again.
Although I decided not to see In the Heart of the Sea but to possibly wait till it came out on DVD I would have gone to see it with Hannah if she had wanted to. However, she lost her Moby Dick obsession a long time ago and had no interest in seeing the new film.
So it was the day before I planned to go to the cinema. I was looking at the movie times and it hit me. I had to see it, I had to see the new Moby-Dick movie. Almost like I didn’t have a choice. Almost like I’m the one with the obsession. But it’s not Moby-Dick I’m obsessed with. It the same as when I had to see the movie called San Andreas. It was my past, it was my home, it was my life, and I had to see it.
So that was it, I would go see In the Heart of the Sea.
I actually got teared up almost right away. They played a most epic Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice trailer and I almost cried with happiness. It was awesome!
The movie (In the Heart of the Sea) was fine. It, like most Moby-Dick type moves, had it’s exciting parts and it’s slow moving parts. Other then wanting to see it because I lived on a sail boat in the Pacific I also had decided the cinema would be a good choice for the cinematography. I regret not seeing The Life of Pi in the theaters for that reason. However, In the Heart of the Sea didn’t have the amazing ocean and whale moments I was expecting and that the movie poster let on to have.
But as far as bringing back memories, that it did. Thankfully I was never a whaler. Oy, that would be an awful regret. But I do have ocean and harbor stories. Shoot, you want a scary giant whale, just sail close to a freighter in the ocean. Actually, you don’t even have to be close to feel the dread and the swell effects.
There were plenty of bad memories from the boat but it’s the good ones that take forefront and center. And really the bad ones are white washed and proud loved moments as well. That’s how adventure experience stories work.
The Atlantic ocean is so different from the Pacific. But it’s a step closer then the great lakes. Still, it’s the Pacific I really miss. And it’s adventure that really gets to me. Most my life has been an adventure one way or another. In some ways it still is. But it seems there are more moments of just existing then actually living and I miss the thrill of going new places and doing new things and watching my children learn on the road and experience real life and real people. Sure, living in a small town is real life and there are real people here, but most of them don’t seem to have a clue that there’s a bigger world out there. And some of them are actually afraid of that fact. I can’t help but go back to my idea of living in an RV and work camping and un-schooling and how awesome that would have been. It would have been an awesome adventure for us. As far as safety, shoot, going to public school is probably more dangerous.
I will do the best I can with what I have and my kids will make their own adventures in their own time. But I can’t help tearing up after a movie like that when thinking about all the adventures we could be on not just in an RV but if we could afford to go over seas and see the world. Not just as tourist but also as humanitarians.
Hannah desperately wants to go overseas to Italy or the UK as an exchange student or to do relief work. I have to believe we’ll find a way and she’ll make it sooner then later.
So, yeah, that’s what happens when I go to see a movie like In the Heart of the Sea. Horrible things are happening in the movie and I miss the adventure. Lol!
As far as the San Andreas movie, it was just fun seeing my old home shaken and torn apart, and having the ever so yummy Dwayne Johnson as the main character didn’t hurt either.
Back to In the Heart of the Sea, I just gotta add, don’t think that whales don’t have a sense of humor and know exactly what they are doing. Those big buggers are smart and know how to play a practical joke. Sure! I’ll tell you the story.
It was a bright and sunny day and the wind made for good sailing. We were crossing the ocean from Catalina Island to the main land. My mom was on the helm when my dad, sister and I spotted a whale off in the distance. It’s not just the water from the blow hole that gives them away, it’s also the flat water in the mist of cat claws (choppy water) that’s a dead giveaway.
To our delight the whale came near the bow of the boat so my dad, sister and I got a good look at it. Then it dove down and we saw it go off into the horizon. My mom being stuck on the helm was very disappointed in not having gotten to see the whale. What we all didn’t know was that the whale had backtracked and swam under our boat. It came up right behind the stern and blew water onto my mom who screamed and jumped a couple feet into the air. Of course we all about died laughing after that as we watched the whale flip it’s tail into the air and once again disappear under the sea.
So you see, it’s not the sea sick moments or the boring moments I recall, it’s the beautiful ones like that that come to mind when watching a movie about a life I had a tiny piece of.
I’ve written many more stories about my live aboard days and hopefully will be writing many more in the near future. Even better, I hope to have it published one day.
You can find the link to them either on my Moon Shadow Facebook fan page at Moon Shadow – My live aboard days.
Or directly on here at ‘Moon Shadow – My live aboard days’ . You will just need to scroll to the bottom for Part 1.
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Yeah me! I got to see Les Miserables the Movie!
I first learned about Les Mes from my dad who had Les Misérables: The Dream Cast in Concert playing on PBS. Of course I fell in love with it. I learned several of the songs and dreamed of seeing the play.
I was crushed when it finally came to San Diego and I couldn’t afford to go. I also felt it was ironic that the whole thing is about the poor being oppressed but you had to be rich to attend.
I did the next best thing and read the the book written by Victor Hugo. It was often grueling to get through but it was still wonderful. Besides learning all the details behind every character and appreciating them more it was a great history and geography lesson. The book is historical fiction and there is a lot of true history in it very meticulously detailed. I mean, Hugo describes the battlefield so that you would recognized practically every speak of dirt and rock. Naturally the play and now the movie leave out a ton of info but they still have done a good job of summing it all up.
Now about the 2012 movie. The acting was superb! Overall it was wonderful. I knew to take tissues with me cause I cried while watching the trailers. I used my tissues through out about the first third of the movie. It was heart wrenching sad. It lightened up after that as usually when the Thenardier’s, played by Sacha Baron Cohen and Helena Bonham Carter, came into the scene. Cohen did a perfect Thenardier but I felt Carter was lacking on the humor as Madame. I recognized Carter from many Johnny Depp movies and she is a wonderful actress. It’s just that she seemed too serious for this part.
Huge Jackman fit the part of Jean Valjean in most ways. His stature, the way he looks, his acting, but sadly not his voice. He can sing fine, he’s great, it’s just that his voice type wasn’t the masculine we are used to such as Colm Wilkinson’s in the dream cast production. Jean Valjean is a kind hearted but intimidating mans man. Though Hugh fit the part in looks his voice sounded more like someone who wanted to be that way but wasn’t, someone like Javert.
Russel Crow played Javert. He pulled the part off in every way.
Anna Hathaway as Fantine. She was wonderful.
Amanda Seyfreind played Cosette. Her performance was great but at first her voice was a little week. She got better and really pulled it off by the end.
The young Cosette, Isabelle Allen, was wonderful.
Eddie Redmayne played Marius. He seemed to be the most vocally trained and professional. His acting didn’t match the others but it was still quite good. His eyes didn’t seem to know where to focus which made me wonder if he has aspergers. However, when watching him in an interview it was quite different and I didn’t see that awkwardness at all. Maybe it was just his interpretation of Marius and rightly so, Marius is a character who is basically trying to figure him self out.
Daniel Huttlestone played Gavroche, and played the part perfectly both in voice and acting. His type of character reminds me of my youngest, Kyle. If Kyle were brought up in such an era and way he would be exactly what Gavroche embodies, not just a street urchin but a survivalist with too many smarts.
There are three things I would have done differently. One is to me a rather big thing. It’s when Fantine is singing Dreamed a Dream, they kept the camera on Anne’s face the whole time. Her singing was great and her acting was over the top but there is quite a story to her glory days that they could have used as memories through out the song and thus not keeping the camera on that one set the entire time. The other was a small detail. When Javert is singing his suicide song, his last note would have been so much more dramatic if he did it as he fell rather then waiting a bit. The third thing being the second to the last song where the main characters are singing together. They started it off well but then just cut it short and made the grand finale with the entire cast instead. Not that it was bad, but the main character collage is so intense and powerful, it was just a shame to get us into it and then drop it.
Overall I will have to own this one when it comes out on DVD, it was quite good. And yes, I needed my tissues for the end. I also need to get the Dream cast one since I haven’t had it for years now. The Dream Cast one will always have my favorite Les Miserables singers performing. I still hope to one day see the play in person.
Isabelle Allen as the young Cosette.
Huge Jackman as Jean Valjean
Russel Crow as Javert
Anna Hathaway as Fantine.
Amanda Seyfreind as Cosette.
Eddie Redmayne as Marius.
Samantha Barks as Eponine.
Thenardier’s, played by Helena Bonham Carter and Sacha Baron Cohen.
Daniel Huttlestone as Gavroche.
Well, we were all excited about this one when they first started advertising it. As usual with me, I was bummed that it was gonna be force-fed on us with 3D but regardless I couldn’t wait to see it. They did seem to actually make use of the 3D part which was considerate since most cinemas charge a much bigger price when the glasses are part of the deal.
The movie started out cheesy. They made some changes to the history established in the first movie which I didn’t mind so much but the cheesy lines and some of the action was leaning towards B grade. Thankfully as the movie progressed so did the lines and the action. It redeemed it’s self and was a great watch and had a wonderful ending!
I am glad I did not take my boys to see it. They are young and will likely enjoy it on DVD but it would have freaked them out on the big screen.
The trailer looked intriguing and held up it’s end of the bargain. The suspense was good and not overdone or annoying.
Amanda Seyfried, who also stared in Momma Mia and Red Ridding Hood, once again used her eyes to charm in their haunting way. She did a wonderful job of playing the leading role of Jill, a woman considered unstable who searches for her sister whom she believes is kidnapped by the same man who kidnapped her.
I enjoyed the movie from beginning to end.
I believe some people may feel this movie is a bit too over the top. Humm, thus the name – Impossible. So really, with a name like that they are bound to make it over the top. And that they did quite well.
I love it, it was fast, full of action and fun. There was no shortage of stunts either.
Now that the James Bond movies have tired of the gadgets and gone all serious and taken the womanizer out of Bond we’ll just have to hope more Mission Impossible’s come out for us to enjoy.
The Indian scenery was absolutely wonderful. I can’t wait to go there. I was thrilled my friend Vinod got to see Tom Cruz as he was leaving a hotel. Sweet!


Theatre: Many Young Men of Twenty
Venue: Main Auditorium, Civic Theatre, Tallaght, Dublin 24 Website: http://www.civictheatre.ie/index.php/site Price: €20 Date: March 24th, 2012 Time: 8:00 pm
In Martin Mangan’s production of the John B Keane classic, Many Young Men of Twenty the scene is transposed from a 1960s Kerry backwater to McLoughlin’s Bar at Achill Sound whose clientele consists of those arriving from or departing for England. Characters include Seelie, an unmarried sister who spends her time under her brother’s thumb, serving in his bar and witnessing all those who leave for England and those who return. The maid Peg cleans the bar and pines for a love she lost to emigration. ‘Danger’ Mulally spends his time trying to make a fast pound and an even faster pint from all the poor emigrants and those not wise to his antics. The stories of those characters are bound up in all the others who pass in and out of the pub.
There are songs and jokes aplenty. However by the end of the play one thing is clear. There is nothing left in this country anymore for young or old. The climax of the play comes in a valedictory statement from a most unexpected source. When ‘Danger’ Mulally realises that he too must leave this country, he excoriates the politicians, bankers, developers, and all those who have brought this country of ours to such a sorry state. The story may have taken place in the early sixties but ‘Danger’s’ words have an unusually contemporary theme.


Looking for something new to watch on Netflix? Here’s our top five recommendations for real crime documentaries!
1. Don’t F**k With Cats
Is it about cats? Kind of. Is it about crime? 100% yes. Don’t let the quirky title of this Netflix crime documentary fool you. This three part series will leave you in shock as to how this gruesome story unfolds. It starts with a video of a cat, and ends with a two year chase for a twisted killer. Each episode is one hour each, so it’s rated high on the binge chart!
“Some of these stories will blow you away” – The MahoJos
2. Making a Murderer
You’ve probably heard various stories about innocent people being convicted of crimes. This story is no exception. Or is it? Based on the true story of Steven Avery and his murder conviction, you’ll be left scratching your head at the end of every episode. What makes this documentary unique is that it was filmed over 13 years. That means you follow every single twist and turn in the complex and mind-bending story. Did he do it? We honestly don’t know!
3. The Staircase
Similar to ‘Making a Murderer’, The Staircase will leave you wondering ‘did he do it?’. This is another fine example of a Netflix crime documentary which is filmed over several years. It’s a gripping story about the death of Michael Peterson’s wife. Not everything is as it seems…just how did those injuries happen on that staircase?
4. Killer Inside: The Mind of Aaron Hernandez
Take one American Football superstar, the sudden murder of a friend, and some overwhelming evidence. Shake it all up, put it into three-easy to watch episodes, and you get an incredible Netflix crime documentary. This series has one of the biggest twists which will leave your jaw open. Guaranteed.
5. Long Shot
If you were accused of murder, how far would you go to prove that you’re innocent? This 40 minute crime documentary is a quick watch, but it’s packed full of drama. This includes some shocking insights into the role of the Police in framing an innocent man. Will he be able to prove his alibi? Watch it to find out!
We hope you like our selection of Netflix crime documentaries. Which ones have stuck in your mind as favourites? Let us know!


Story: Four men, one calling: To serve and protect. As law enforcement officers, Adam Mitchell, Nathan Hayes, David Thomson, and Shane Fuller are confident and focused. Yet at the end of the day, they face a challenge that none of them are truly prepared to tackle: fatherhood. When tragedy hits home, these men are left wrestling with their hopes, their fears, their faith, and their fathering. Can a newfound urgency help these dads draw closer to God ... and to their children? Protecting the streets is second nature to these men. Raising their children in a God-honoring way? That's courageous.
Alex Kendrick as Adam Mitchell
Along with his brother Stephen, Alex Kendrick wrote the screenplay for COURAGEOUS. In addition to playing the role of Adam, Alex also served as the director of the movie, which he has also done for the previous three Sherwood Pictures movies. Alex serves on the pastoral staff of Sherwood Baptist Church.
Ken Bevel as Nathan Hays
After 20 years in the Marine Corps, Ken Bevel recently retired and began his second career on the pastoral staff of Sherwood Baptist Church. His ministry actually began in earnest when he played the role of Michael Simmons, friend of Caleb Holt, in Fireproof. In COURAGEOUS, Ken plays Nathan Hayes.
Kevin Downes as Shane Fuller
Kevin Downes is an actor, director, and producer, often working alongside his brother Bobby in Downes Brothers Entertainment's faith-based projects including Like Dandelion Dust (based on Karen Kingsbury's novel). Kevin plays officer Shane Fuller, a divorced father. Among the films Kevin has appeared in: Bobby Jones, Senseless, and Thr3e. Kevin is the father of two young boys.
Ben Davies as David Thomson
Ben Davies plays the youngest member of the group of friends that work together as Sheriff's Officers in COURAGEOUS. A college student at Samford University, Ben fits the role of rookie David Thomson, a former college basketball player. A high-school All American track athlete, an injury provided Ben with the time to film his first big-screen role.
Renee Jewell as Victoria Mitchell
Renee Jewell will be recognized by Sherwood Pictures fans ... those who pay close attention! Renee, who plays Adam's wife in COURAGEOUS, played the best friend of Coach Taylor's wife in Facing the Giants. She also had a small part in Flywheel. She is a member of Sherwood's choir and praise team and her husband is the Pastor of Missions for the church.
Elanor Brown as Kayla Hayes
Eleanor Brown is a high school teacher in Birmingham with a background in theater. While she had not acted recently, she sensed God encouraging her to connect with Sherwood, which eventually led her auditioning and being selected as Kayla, the wife of Nathan Hayes and the mother of three in COURAGEOUS. Eleanor is an active member of her church in Birmingham.
Robert Amaya as Javier Martinez
Robert Amaya is a professional stage actor in Miami and a volunteer worship leader and children's ministry actor at his church in Coral Gables. The father of a young daughter, Robert was drawn to the role of Javier, a new friend to the group of officers and a God-honoring father. COURAGEOUS is his first film.
Rusty Martin as Dylan Mitchell
A high school student near Raleigh, Rusty Martin Jr. has followed his father into acting (his dad plays the role of the factory owner in COURAGEOUS). Rusty, who plays the son of Adam and Victoria, has appeared in other faith-based films, including Wesley as the young John Wesley.
Angelita Nelson as Carmen Martinez
With a background in acting, Angelita Nelson works as a mammography technician. As she prayed for God's guidance for her acting career, she learned of an audition that turned out to be for the role of Carmen, the wife of Javier, in COURAGEOUS. She was selected for the role ... a sign from God for Angie to continue acting. Angie serves in the nursery of her church in Jacksonville.


A movie showing liberals stalking supporters of President Donald Trump is slated to be released in September but has lost an advertisement on ESPN in the wake of two mass shootings on Aug. 3 and Aug. 4.
The movie, “The Hunt,” from Universal Pictures, shows people hunting down “deplorables,” a term failed presidential contender Hillary Clinton used to describe supporters of Trump during the 2016 campaign.
“Did anyone see what our [expletive]-in-chief just did?” one character asks others early in the movie, reported the Hollywood Reporter. “At least The Hunt’s coming up. Nothing better than going out to the Manor and slaughtering a dozen deplorables.”
According to the Reporter, the movie’s script features blue-state characters choosing to hunt red-state characters who expressed pro-life positions or were deemed racist.
Universal is about to release a movie in which liberal "elites" hunt and gun down rural "deplorables" for sport. ESPN pulled ads and others might follow. https://t.co/HICDaJiQaF— Matthew Belloni (@THRMattBelloni) August 7, 2019
In the wake of a trio of recent deadly mass shootings, the studio is evaluating its strategy for the R-rated Blumhouse satire in which elites stalk “deplorables.”
Over the Aug. 3 weekend, ESPN pulled an ad for the film that it had previously cleared, while AMC ran the spot during the season premiere of its drama The Preacher. It’s unclear whether the ads were identical, but the one yanked by ESPN opened with a sound resembling an emergency broadcast signal. A rep for ESPN parent Disney declined to comment on the move, but an ESPN source says no spots for the film will appear on the network in the coming weeks.
This “featurette” does not show any actual violence, but the trailer on Universal’s site is certainly graphic.
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Eve's husband has been killed on Afghanistan. She takes her young son, Noah, to a remote Suffolk beach house to grieve. But someone else is in the house grieving her loss from another war...
Available on Amazon Prime Video from December 2019.
BOXER ON THE WILDERNESS
In 1919, a young boxer has survived The Great War and fights in a match he must win at all costs.
Starring Matt Casey, Peter Law and Jim MacDonnell, this 8 minute short film describes some of the themes of THE WILDERNESS.
Boxer On The Wilderness screened at 15 international festivals, winning the Mention d'Honneur at FICTS in Milan and was nominated for Best Cinematography (British Independent FF), Best Short (East End FF) and Best Producers (Underwire)


Varunraj Gandhi is a media professional primarily focused on Film/Video Editing. He presently works for Lyca Productions, Chennai, India as the Editor of The Making of 2.0, India's biggest film as of 2018.
Varunraj graduated in 2015 with MFA in Film Production (Editing emphasis) from Chapman University, California. He has worked extensively with Replay Collective LLC, a production company based in Orange County, CA on several short form web content like music videos, short films, trailers as well as commercials and corporate videos. In 2015, he worked as a Video Editor for Disney ABC Digital Media Studios in Los Angeles, editing web promos for ABC Network shows and live editing Oscars 2015 clips for web distribution. And currently continues to work part time on American documentary project, The Mosaic of Life.
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This link (https://vimeo.com/215526994) is the original video of 1926 Faust and audio CU Denver ElectroAcoustic Ensemble as led by Donald Sosin & Todd Reid performed live for the 2017 Denver Silent Film Festival on 4/29/17.
What a great representation of faculty and student talent from the College of Arts & Media. Prof. Todd Reid and musical director Donald Sosin built a silent film accompaniment to Faust in just 2 days. Instead of weeks or months–our students can create a 2-hour soundtrack in just 2 days. Bravo too to Howie Movshovitz for curating this great festival.


Inner Love – Sejtekig Szerelmes
This movie is a new age Oedipus story, where the protagonist, András in his twenties, has always been only the second in his mother’s heart after his younger brother. The lack of love has influenced András’s whole life. The mother, who lives alone in a rural, crumbly house, suffers from loneliness. After her former surgery, in which she lost half of her breast, she thinks her femininity vanished. András has been living away from her mother for a long time. He decided to go back to his mother to finally fill in the empty space inside himself with the never acquired love of the mother. Based on the novel of Tamás Jónás.
Honors and Awards:
2012 – 6TH FFEST International Student Film Festival, Romania – Special Award
2012 – Eszterházy Film Festival, Hungary – 3. Prize
2012 – Official Selection of Transilvania International Film Festival, Romania


A while back I wrote a story about obsessions pushed to the limit.
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And so I wrote it.
And she liked it.
It still feels a bit surreal.


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Here is a list of films that Margaret was involved in and a brief synopsis them.
Jean Rouch filmed this loving and humorous portrait of anthropologist and filmmaker Margaret Mead in September 1977 while he was a guest of the first Margaret Mead Film Festival. As both a friend and colleague, Rouch reveals a glimpse of the legendary Mead in her later years.
Earth's environmental crisis--brought about by uncontrolled technological progress--is endangering life on a global scale. At the core of the threats to the planet - wars, overpopulation, pollution, and the depletion of natural resources - is the inadequacy of the nation state to come to terms with the surmounting problems of twentieth century living. What is urgently needed is the kind of international cooperation where nation states relinquish part of their sovereignty to a world body entrusted with the management of mankind's future. Mead was interviewed for this film.
Records a performance of the Balinese ceremonial kris (dagger) dance-drama, which depicts the never-ending struggle between witch (death-dealing) and dragon (life-protecting), as it was given in the village of Pagoetan in the late 1930s. The dancers experience violent trance seizures, turn their krises against their breasts without injury, and are restored to consciousness with incense and holy water. Narrated by Margaret Mead against a background of Balinese music. From the Character Formation in Different Cultures series. Written and directed by Mead
Narrated by Richard Basehart, the film traces a series of case studies of animal populations and primitive human cultures that have survived or perished according to their ability to adapt to their environment. The film’s message: if man is to survive, he must maintain the environment that sustains him. Mead was interviewed for this film.
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There is a cyclone brewing in India’s animation film industry, after Hanuman’ took the Indian film industry by storm. Many animations films are taking shape in studios, with big budgets riding on them and industry insiders claim that close to 10 such films will be ready for release in India in 2008.
Here’s a peek at what viewers can expect.
Yashraj Films Ltd in alliance with The Walt Disney Studios has finished 60 per cent work on its first animation film `Roadside Romeo’, slated for release in June 2008.
Shemaroo has also finished work on `Ghatothkach’, its second animation fim after `Bal Ganesh’.
Govind Nihalani is working on Kamlu’, h is f irst a nimation f ilm, and has lined up three other animation projects after that.
Apart from these big banners, a handful of other studios are also busy designing characters on their story boards.
Yash Chopra, chairman, Yashraj Films, said animation has a huge business potential and India needs some good products.
“We have seen the success of animations films. We have just stepped into this field and hope to give a good product,” he said.
Yashraj’s film will be a full fledged 3D animated feature film, with all the elements of a Bollywood flick. The lead character is a dog and it will have the usual masala expected from that banner.
So, Mr Chopra explained, “We will have everything like songs, romance, fights etc like a Bollywood film. Jugal Hansraj is directing the film.”
While he declined to give investment details, he admitted the amount involved is “huge.” The likes of Kareena Kapoor, Saif Ali Khan, and Javed Jafri will give their voices to these animated characters. Though Mr Chopra was cautious, saying Yashraj’s future animation projects will be decided after the release of `Roadside Romeo’, it is learnt that the tie up between Yashraj and Walt Disney extends to more films in the series.
Goving Nihalani, the director known for critically acclaimed films like `Dev’ and `Thakshak’, has also turned to animation and is currently concentrating on his forthcoming 3-D animation film `Kamlu’. This is the first of four animation films he has lined up. Mr Nihalani said he is investing close to US $ 3 million (about Rs 12 crore) in his maiden animation film, `Kamlu’, with a promise of making it something big and giving something for everyone.
“I am working on the pre production of the film. It will not be just another animation film. It is an area very close to my heart. I want to make something worthwhile. And this is not just one film, I have three more animation films lined up after that. I will start working on them soon after `Kamlu’ is done,” he said.
Indications are that the film will have four songs and will be released in Tamil, Telugu, Hindi and English at the same time. Mr Nihalani expects to release the film by end 2008.
Shemaroo Entertainment’s Ghatothkach’ is set for release soon. Atul Maroo, managing director, Shemaroo, said they have invested Rs 15 crore in this venture.
“We got a good response for our first animation film, `Bal Ganesh’ and our second films is set for release soon. After this, we hope to make two animation films every year,” he said.
Singeetam Srinivasa Rao, who directed the silent film `Pushpak’, starring Kamal Haasan, has directed Ghatothkach’. Sunanimatics, who partnered Shemaroo for `Ghatothkach’ is also working on three other films called ‘Eshan- the legend of Bhairav’,
‘Romeo’s Ronnie & Juliet’s Jennie’ and an untitled movie based on gaming.
Mumbai based Graphiti Multimedia, led by Ram Mohan who is regarded as the father of India’s animation film industry, is developing two animation films that are being produced by Turner, a Time Warner Company and by Anubhav Sinha, the director of the recent Hindi film `Cash’.


Matt Eskew is a 25 year veteran working in the Motion Picture, Television and Video Game industries. He has worked for several high-end production studios such as Sony PlayStation and DreamWorks Animation where he worked on such films as MADAGASCAR, MADAGASCAR 2: ESCAPE TO AFRICA, HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON and MEGAMIND.
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Matt recently completed work as an Animation Director for the Duff McKagan (Guns N' Roses) documentary:
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Matt is currently developing and pitching an animated television show with his long time friend, Kari Byron (Mythbusters) called "The Adventures of Crash Tucker".
He is also the bass player in the Los Angeles punk outfit:
Matt enjoys music, art, animation and referring to himself in the third person.


Marvel Movies in Order: If you want to watch the MCU (Marvel Cinematic Universe) movies, Go with this definitive guide to ease your time and to understand the marvel stories in the right order. It begins with Iron Man in 2008 and ends up with Captain Marvel in 2019. Motion pictures like this offer an excellent wistfulness excursion, and you’ll additionally perceive how the Marvel motion pictures were refined, You can observe the Marvel upcoming movies’dates. The whole post is inspired by Good housekeeping. Let’s get into these Marvel movies in order without wasting anytime.
1. Iron Man (2008)
The film that commences the entire 24-film establishment starts with Tony Stark. What’s more, it begins with a blast: When weapons maker Tony Stark is caught in a hostile area, he builds up the super-fueled super-suit that shows him the way to courage, instead of war profiteering. All the Marvel movies in order start from here.
2. The Incredible Hulk (2008)
Indeed, even enormous Marvel fans will in general disregard or rebate this one, because the star, Ed Norton, was traded by Mark Ruffalo for the remainder of the arrangement. Be that as it may, indeed, it is a piece of the MCU!
3. Iron Man 2 (2010)
With Tony Stark living out in the open as Iron Man, he pulls in some hazardous adversaries — like opponent arms seller Justin Hammer and Russian enemy Whiplash. Better acquire fortifications — hello, this film has the main appearance of Black Widow!
4. Thor (2011)
Thor, who carries on a supernatural presence on Asgard, gets expelled to Earth where he’s pushed into a fish-out-of-water romantic tale among the people. However, when an old-fashioned war is reignited and undermines his new home, he should figure out how to secure it.
5. Captain America: The First Avenger (2011)
The MCU goes period with this film, which for the most part follows Steve Rogers as he helps the Allies during World War II — with the little assistance of a serum that makes him robust, quick, and extreme. Keep scrolling to know more Marvel movies in order.
6. The Avengers (2012)
When crowds were acquainted with Iron Man, Hulk, Captain America, and Thor, the stage was set for their first group up. In The Avengers, the saints join to prevent extra-earthly creatures from devastating New York City. However, would they be able to figure out how to cooperate?
7. Iron Man 3 (2013)
Iron Man establishment, which pits Tony Stark against a danger known as “The Mandarin.” The Iron Man section 3 was the best piece of Iron man arrangement. Keep scrolling to know Marvel movies in order.
8. Thor: The Dark World (2013)
In Thor’s subsequent film, he fights Malekith the Dark Elf and needs to manufacture surprising collusion with his sibling, Loki (whoopee!), to conquer him.
9. Captain America: The Winter Soldier (2014)
C. America (and a couple of companions) work to uncover a plot at S.H.I.E.L.D., with far-hurling ramifications for the remainder of the arrangement.
10. Guardians of the Galaxy (2014)
A gathering of intergalactic loners meet up, drove by Peter Quill (otherwise known as Star-Lord), to keep an incredible stone out of inappropriate hands — all while tuning in to ’70s Lite-FM tunes. At the point when it came out, the soundtrack to this film additionally hit No. 1 on the Billboard graphs.
11. Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015)
Earth’s Mightiest Heroes need to gather as one by and by to stop an A.I. that is dead set on pulverizing all humankind — an A.I. that was made by Tony Stark.
12. Ant-Man (2015)
Negligible criminal Scott Lang becomes Ant-Man, who, with his capacity to dry, demonstrates that significant saints can come in little bundles.
13. Captain America: Civil War (2016)
On the off chance that your preferred thing about the MCU, sees the match-ups between various superheroes and their forces. This film — about the break that structures between Captain America and Iron Man after the occasions of Avengers: Age of Ultron — highlights truly outstanding, full-scale hero battles in the entire arrangement.
14. Doctor Strange (2016)
This film narratives the change of a superstar neurosurgeon into a supernatural Sorcerer Supreme in a movie that occasionally resembles within a blacklight banner from a school residence.
15. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 (2017)
Star-Lord and the remainder of the pack — including a Baby Groot! — return for more space undertakings, there’s retribution about being a family.
16. Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017)
Numerous a Spider-Man has preceded (Tobey Maguire, Andrew Garfield) however Spider-Man: Homecoming is the first Spider-Man film that is authoritatively a piece of the MCU.
17. Thor: Ragnarok (2017)
The God of Thunderheads to a planet where he experiences surprising things — including his amigo, Hulk. Yet, by what method will he return to Asgard to crush the scoundrel Hela? Taika Waititi coordinated it
18. Black Panther (2018)
Chief Ryan Coogler, who rejuvenated the Rocky establishment with Creed, bounced over to the MCU to make the nation of Wakanda, a land that kept itself separated until a world-spreading over danger causes King T’Challa to step up and connect past its fringes.
19. Avengers: Infinity War (2018)
Thanos, who seems to be the most powerful villain of all the Marvel movies, smashed the Internet and other platforms. This part of MUC was an Epic. In the whole Marvel movies in order (Release wise).
20. Ant-Man and The Wasp (2018)
The Ant-Man turnoff, which follows his further prospects into the Quantum Realm, stays on the lighter side; boss Peyton Reed says that one of its huge inspirations was the Barbra Streisand parody What’s Up, Doc? Read ahead Marvel movies in order.
21. Captain Marvel (2019)
We won’t talk about how it took Marvel Studios more than 20 movies to make a woman the title character (besides a piece). Rather, we’ll revolve around how Brie Larsen stars as a past Air Force pilot who needs to return to Earth during the ’90s to clash with some space untouchables.
22. Avengers: Endgame (2019)
Peak of all the establishment laid by the 21 films that went before it, Avengers: Endgame incorporates all the top picks in a between the galactic, time-bouncing battle to save the world after “The Snap.”
23. Spider-Man: Far From Home (2019)
After the aggregate of the confusion of Avengers: Endgame, this little story, about Peter Parker’s school excursion to Europe (which gets toppled by reprobate Mysterio, played by Jake Gyllenhaal), gives not too bad goals.
24. Black Widow (2020)
At the two-dozen film mark, Natasha Romanoff finally gets her time at the focal point of consideration. Also, it remembers this is the most exceptional MCU film and the principal film for Marvel’s “Stage 4,” the events of the film happen after Captain America: Civil War. Is it bewildered now? Dim Widow should hit theatres on May 1, 2020, be that as it may, has been pulled because of film terminations. It has been rescheduled for November 6.
25. The Eternals (2021)
You can’t watch these next few yet or even soon, yet write down the discharge dates for future completism. For Eternals, the studio has gathered together an elite player cast that incorporates Angelina Jolie, Richard Madden, Salma Hayek, Kumail Nanjiani, Brian Tyree Henry, Gemma Chan, Don Lee, and Kit Harington. They recount to the narrative of a race of super-creatures who were sent to secure planet Earth. It’s on the calendar for February 12, 2021.
26. Shang-Chi and the Legend of Ten Rings (2021)
Very little has been declared about this film, then again its title character is an ace of unarmed battle, so expect a lot of cool battle scenes. Simu Liu, Awkwafina, and Tony Leung are set to star, and it’s set to be discharged May 7, 2021.
27. Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness (2022)
Here’s another case of how all superhuman motion pictures are associated: Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness lost its executive, and it’s appearing as though Marvel will have Sam Raimi step in to supplant him. This new Doctor Strange experience is scheduled for November 5, 2021.
28. Thor: Love and Thunder (2022)
Wonder will finish off 2021 with another Thor film, coordinated by Ragnarok’s Taika Waititi. Talk has it, this time Jane gets the chance to get the mallet! It hits theatres on February 28, 2022.
Other Marvel Movies in Order
There are few movies on the list too that has created by Marvel Studios. We have given details of those films as well. Just check out these marvel movies in order and enjoy it!
X-Men: Days of Future Past (2014)
A definitive X-Men outfit battles a war for the endurance of the species across double cross periods in X-MEN: DAYS OF FUTURE PAST. The cherished characters from the first “X-Men” film set of three unite with their more youthful selves from an earlier time, “X-Men: First Class,” to change a significant verifiable occasion and face in an epic conflict that could spare our future.
DEADPOOL recounts to the cause story of previous Special Forces employable turned hired soldier Wade Wilson. He, in the wake of being exposed to a rebel try that leaves him with quickened mending powers, receives the change conscience Deadpool. Furnished with his new capacities and a dim, contorted comical inclination, Deadpool chases down the man who almost annihilated his life.
X-Men: Apocalypse (2016)
After arousing following a great many years, Apocalypse is frustrated with the world as he discovers it and enlisted people a group of ground-breaking freaks, including a dampened Magneto (Michael Fassbender), to purify humankind and make another world request, over which he will rule.
Sooner rather than later, an exhausted Logan thinks about a feeble Professor X in an alcove on the Mexican fringe. Be that as it may, Logan’s endeavors to escape the world and his heritage are up-finished when a youthful freak shows up, being sought after by dull powers.
Deadpool 2 (2018)
In the wake of enduring a close to deadly ox-like assault, a deformed cafeteria culinary specialist (Wade Wilson) battles to satisfy his fantasy about turning into Mayberry’s most sweltering barkeep while additionally figuring out how to adapt to his lost feeling of taste. Looking to recapture his zest forever, just as a motion capacitor, Wade must travel far and wide to find the significance of family, fellowship, and flavor—finding another preference for experience and procuring the desired espresso cup title of World’s Best Lover.
X-Men: Dark Phoenix (2019)
This is the account of one of the X-Men’s dearest characters, Jean Gray, who advances into the famous DARK PHOENIX. During a dangerous salvage strategic space, Jean is hit by an enormous power that changes her into one of the most impressive freaks of all. Grappling with this inexorably weak force just as her very own evil spirits, Jean spirals wild, tearing the X-Men family separated and taking steps to wreck the very texture of our planet.
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Someone once said that :”The enemy of art is the absence of limitations”, that person was Orson Welles and if you remember his amazing and unforgettable pictures you know that he knows what he is talking about, also no one would like to argue with him.
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The Notebook, My Sisters' Keeper, and PS I Love You- Three films built up to be extrodinarilly tear-jerking by my peers, therefore placing them all on my 'to watch' list. With P.S I love you I found it difficult to relate, having never really suffered the death of a loved one. Therefore perhaps it should be the job of someone who has to comment on the film more accurately. However, teenage heartbreak is something that I have felt, and therefore found The Notebook to fit and exceed this 'tear jerking' criteria.
The film encompassed elements of my own experiences, and I'm sure the experiences of many other teenagers, as well as elements of what I dream that I could experience. The feeling of struggle to be with someone you love, whilst fighting with the reality that your age makes it difficult to put a mark on what exactly this love means. Therefore, I don't want to naively overestimate my own experiences and claim that I ever 'found my soulmate' or a 'reason to live'; though equally as much I don't want to undermine the true power of young love and the strength of the emotions you can feel. This is exactly what the film does, and left me jerking-those-tears through the majority of the film.
Aside from the idea of teen-romance, the film looks into other emotional issues and struggles. It takes an interesting form, of which the story of the lovers at a young age is paralleled with those same lovers at the age of retirement. However, whereas early on their struggles come from social expectations, parental influence, or need for stability, subsequently the tragedy comes from Allies suffering of dementure; and therefore Noah's emotional suffering to keep them together.
The emotional potential of the storyline gives credit to the origional novelist Nicholas Sparks, though I feel the emotional investment comes from the portrayal of the characters through the acting.Young Allie (Rachel Mcadams) comes across as the passionate, attractive and playful girl that i'm assuming any teenage girl aspires to be. Young Noah (Ryan Gosling) similarly plays a passionate, attractive and incredibly considerate boy that i'm sure any young girl aspires to have. In the ending of the play, an equally as heart-warming relationship is presented in the old-age couple (James Garner and Jena Rowlands), encompassing a love that anyone with a sane mind would strive for.
The film left me feeling a multitude of emotions, including resentment for allowing myself, usually so synical, to become so emotional. It left me feeling the pain of the couples struggles, heart-warmed for their inseperability, and hopeful that this is not an experience left only to the world of cinema.
Ultimately, the film left me with an undeniable aspiration- in that all I want to do with the rest of my life is to fall in love. A good career, social life, and self confidence will just be those menial things that I do on my quest to find it.
And now all I have left to do is watch My Sister's Keeper.


Wonder Woman, is, simply put, wonderful. I loved it. I loved it to the point where I want to dress up as Wonder Woman and run around pretending to fight evil, and I’m 34 years old. I can’t imagine what it must be like to be a little girl and see a woman like Diana on the big screen – finally! – strong and brave and fearless and full of heart and compassion. I wish I’d had this movie when I was a little girl.
Because Diana doesn’t need a man to protect her, she doesn’t allow men to tell her what to do or where to go, she doesn’t even understand why they try. Steve is the first man she’s ever met. She’s the hero, she’s the rescuer, she’s the commanding visible presence that inspires and leads and saves the day – and she’s a woman, praise be, she’s a woman. I laughed fit to bust in one scene where Steve tries to play the hero and shield Diana from attackers – she soon puts that right, and he’s all, ‘Yep, okay, she’s got this.’ She sure does.
I couldn’t take my eyes off her watching this film, and in one of the scenes where she leads the charge across No Man’s Land alone, drawing attention and fire, I was so damn proud of her I cried. And I can’t explain how someone like me could be proud of a hero and a goddess, and a fictional one no less – but it’s because she’s a woman, and we never ever get to see women like this on the big screen, in their own movie, front and centre. Not part of an ensemble, not a brief moment to shine and then tucked in behind the hero, not a love interest. It’s her movie.
The scene where the women of Themyscira take on the German invaders of their island is quite simply the best action scene in the whole movie – in a movie with a fair few action scenes, probably too many if you ask me, particularly towards the end. Quite apart from the amazing visual of warrior women on horseback wielding sword and shield taking on modern German soldiers with guns, it was women kicking ass. Unapologetically kicking ass.
It’s not a perfect movie, don’t get me wrong – I’m not so utterly in love with Diana and Gal Gadot that I can’t see flaws in it (aside to audience, I am so in love I don’t care, though). The final showdown is a tad too long and relies too heavily on explosions and special effects, the trope of ‘slo mo Diana in action’ is overused, Lucy David’s character is sweet and funny but largely pointless, and the interim scenes in London between Themyscira and the Western Front lag. And, of course, even though it’s Diana’s movie Steve still has to have his moment to be a hero, he isn’t entirely relegated to love interest like a female equivalent would be. But it’s Chris Pine, who I love and adore, so I’m okay with that. Plus we get Chris Pine stark bollock naked too. How often do we get gratuitous naked or scantily clad women in the movies, for no reason other than to give us a bit of flesh? Well, I’m not complaining now. Equal opportunities ogling, thank you very much.
I want to go see it again tomorrow. And maybe the day after that. And the day after that. And as many times as I possibly can. And whenever I feel down or useless, I want to re-watch Wonder Woman throwing off her cloak and striding through No Man’s Land deflecting bullets and reminding me of just how powerful a righteous woman can be.


In Theory… A Hollywood Movie!
Oh boy do we have an amazing announcement for you guys and gals! Reset is being made into a big budget blockbuster Hollywood movie!!!!!111!!1! With none other than Sandra Bullock as the mysterious mech operator! She was by far the best choice, even when she needs to wear a fake beard for the role. And the overall cast is unbelievable! We have been managing the production for the past couple of months and it’s been super fun and frustrating at the same time. And it has been extra superduper hard to keep the lid on it. It has been the best kept secret in Hollywood, but not anymore! Ladies and gentlemen, here is the debut poster for the film!!!
We are battling the big boys on the other side of the ocean on which one gets released first, the game or the movie. It’s a David vs. Goliath standoff. But, we’re going to win! The movie is scheduled for the holidays. Even as we’ve had to push back the game’s release hopefully for the very last time to September/October we will be victorious. But the boys in Hollywood sure know their stuff. They came up with the perfect tagline. For we feel exactly the same.


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Siege of the Saxons is a 1963 British film directed by Nathan H. Juran and released by Columbia Pictures. Starring Janette Scott and Ronald Lewis, the film is set in the time of King Arthur but the sets and style are from medieval England.
King Arthur learns one of his knights is plotting to take over and marry his daughter. Soon the soldiers of double-dealing Edmund of Cornwall slay King Arthur. However his daughter Katherine escapes with the help of outlaw Robert Marshall. Claiming she is dead Edmund makes ready to usurp the throne in league with Saxon invaders. Katherine and Robert go to find the great wizard Merlin to help them save Camelot and England. He announces that whichever Knight wishes to marry the princess must first remove King Arthur's sword from the scabbard and prove his right to the throne.


BG isn't quite to the point where she will sit and watch a movie, so during nap time on Sunday, Mr. P and I popped in the movie to check it out.
Not even two minutes into the movie we were both marveling at the graphics. They are insane y'all. And so realistic.
Going into the movie, I kind of thought it would be a "war" type movie or some other big "Princess saves her country" kind of conflict so I was completely surprised by the plot line. Surprised in a great way.
I loved this movie. Both Mr. P and I laughed out loud multiple times and neither one of us moved an inch while it was on. While I love the typical Disney love story plot line, this one was different and I loved it. It's got a very family dynamic and most of the battles in this movie are internal battles as opposed to your typical external battles.
And in typical post-BG behavior, I totally cried at the end. Seriously, that kid ruined me. But just you wait til you see this movie.
And see it you can, because I have a copy of the Brave Ultimate Collector's Edition 5-Disc Set which includes a Blu-ray 3D disc, 2 Blu-ray discs with shorts and special features, a DVD and a digital copy to give away here on the blog.
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Oscars Betting 2021
The particular Oscars, also identified as the Schools Awards, would be the peak of recognition regarding anyone in the film industry. About Sunday, February nine, 2020, glitz plus glamour will ooze from every angle, as the red carpeting at the Dolby Theater in Hollywood is usually adorned by the creme entre ma creme of movie greatness, hoping to earn one of the particular 24 titles from the 92nd Oscars.
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Here usually are the best probabilities available in typically the Oscars 2020 betting for the primary occasion: Best Picture. End up being aware that betting on Best Image is an evolving landscape, with present affairs and preceding awards leading to big betting stirs.
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Directly behind Best Picture betting, comes the particular Oscars Best Actor betting, and the particular odds on Best Actress. These are generally typically the three most crucial titles, and Oscars betting markets, yet you will find a lot of other people. Listed below are the six key betting market segments that you can guess upon in front of the Oscars:
Best Photo – Betting upon which film will land the greatest Oscar of them all may be the biggest betting event at typically the Academy Awards. This market can golf swing any which way and the previous three titles possess been won simply by the second preferred on the night, Moonlight, The Shape Of Water and Green Publication.
Best Actor – This particular award goes in order to an actor who else played a leading function, with the Finest Actor odds demonstrating a solid preference regarding actors who played a real person, rather than a fictional character. Previous year Rami Malek (Freddie Mercury) became the seventh acting professional in ten years to be able to win an Oscar for that sort of role.
Best Actress — Like Best Professional, Best Actress is perfect for a leading role, as well as the betting usually becomes clearest right after the Screen Actor’ s Guild Honours. In the past a decade, eight of the actresses that won top prize there, also earned the Oscar. They and the Golden Globes boast 70 percent strike rates within the last 20 years.
Best Overseer – There are usually few surprises within this Oscars betting market, with favourites winning often, including odds-on, like Alfonso Cuaron for Roma in 2019. It used to be common for the movie that received Best Director in order to also win Best Picture, but inside 2019 Green Book’ s director wasn’ t even nominated.
Greatest Original Song — Odds on this Academy Award are well-liked because a lot of popular music artists are in the betting. Just lately the likes of Lady Gaga, Mark Ronson, Sam Cruz and Adele are actually among the winners.
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The particular Critic’ s Choice Awards have confirmed most predictable, their particular winners of Greatest Actor, Best Presenter, Best Director plus Best Picture applying win the Oscar 59% of the particular time.
The Golden Globe have the worst record, just 58% of their those who win taking an Oscar.
Greatest Actor at the Screen Actor’ s Guild Awards provides won 80% associated with the corresponding Oscars since 1999, with 9/10 Best Celebrities from those awards, and from the Golden Globes, furthermore landing the Oscar.
Finest Actresses from the Screen Actors Guild’ s score greatest at the Oscars too, with a good 80% strike-rate given that 2009.
It’ s worth noting that only one Best Actor in the last twenty years had not really won a minumum of one associated with the big 3 first (Adrien Brody), and that just two actresses emulated him (Olivia Colman and Marion Cotillard).
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Real People – 12 of typically the last 17 Greatest Actors won regarding playing real folks, like 2017 winner Gary Oldman (Winston Churchill), such as the last two. This was once a good method for betting upon all of the acting roles, nevertheless for women of which had changed, right up until Olivia Colman (Queen Anne) sprung a new surprise in 2019. She was your 2nd Best Actress this decade to succeed for playing a new real person.
Moonlight : #Oscarssowhite, or Oscars Whitewash, was a new movement protesting towards the insufficient colour in the Oscars nominations in 2016. The Academy anxious it would tackle this, so right now there were non-white selections for 2017 — and it could possibly be argued, there had to be a major champion. Moonlight, an independently-made film about a young black person, won Best Photo.
MeToo – Female personal strength dominated Hollywood, in addition to the world, in 2017, and was just like many major sociable issues, reflected within the Oscars. Golden Globe Best Actor success James Franco, a quick price in the particular Oscars odds, has been not nominated after being accused of sexually-exploitative behaviour. Greatest Picture was won by a movie with a dominant female lead with regard to the first time since 2004 – The particular Shape Of Normal water scoring.
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With the Oscars not launching nominations until The month of january 13, 2020, in case there is going to be any early moves in the Oscars betting odds, they will are prone to relate to December nominations:
77th Golden Globes — Nominations Announced December 9, 2019
25th Critic’ s Choice Prizes – Nominations Declared December 10, 2019
twenty sixth Screen Actors Guild’ s Awards – Nominations Announced Dec 11, 2019
Feb . 2020 will see the 92nd Oscars being presented simply by the Academy associated with Motion Picture Artistry and Sciences, every winner walking aside with one regarding the famous gold statuettes that provide the Academy Prizes their name.
Since that will first dinner about May 16, 1929, where a 15-minute ceremony handed out 15 statuettes, that has grown in to a 3. five hour production, televised live to 225 countries. A complete of 3, 096 Oscars have been awarded, here are the most up-to-date large winners in the Schools Awards.
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"The Hollywood Librarian" documentary film has been receiving a wide range of interest and column inches worldwide since being released in the US last year. It finally had an 'official' CILIP in London screening at the London Southbank University on 22 May 2008. It weaves in interviews with librarians, footage from library events and clips from librarians in film and tackles issues such as image, pay, censorship, financial and political pressures and much more.
Okay, it is sentimental and in your face American, but it is great marketing and long overdue.
I particularly like the clips from old Hollywood films featuring some of the stereotypes and images you have when you think of a librarian.
If even my chronically non-library boyfriend can say that he enjoyed the film and didn't walk out after 10 mnutes then I think that it is great and should be shown as widely as possible.
Though it is a shame that the film itself is currently isn't been shown or made available more widely to mainstream audiences either on TV channels such as BBC4 in the UK or PBS in the United States.
To find out more about the film watch the trailer below:
or view the website: http://www.hollywoodlibrarian.com/


Whoopi Goldberg has revealed that she petitioned the BBC to cast her as the first female Doctor, long before Jodie Whittaker was given the role.
Speaking to another Doctor Who star, David Tennant, on his new podcast, the actor and View host said her pitch for a New York-based Doctor was turned down by bosses, but that she remains a fan of the series.
“I wanted to be the first female Doctor … the American version of Doctor Who ends up in New York and it’s me”, she told Tennant.
“The idea of that so made me happy. But they were like ‘Um no.’ I was like, ‘OK, I’m cool. I understand.’”
Former Broadchurch star Whittaker was later cast the 13th and first female Doctor in 2018, 55 years after the show’s debut.
The interview wasn’t the first time that Goldberg , who on Monday was announced as one of the presenters of this year’s Oscar ceremony, had expressed an interest in appearing on Doctor Who. In 2017 she told the Sun that she was “dying” to appear in the show and hoped BBC bosses would offer her a cameo.
“I always hope when I come to England the BBC will say, ‘Hey we want you to do something.’ I would love that”, she said.
While Goldberg is yet to realise her dream of appearing in the series, she has already starred in another major sci-fi franchise, appearing as Guinan in Star Trek: The Next Generation. She told Tennant she had long been a fan of the genre for its predictive qualities.
“I always felt like science-fiction predicted the future. Whether it was climate change, hand computers or being able to move around in different dimensions,” she said.
Whittaker will herself appear on an episode of David Tennant Does a Podcast on Tuesday 12 February.


MEMOIRS OF A NOVELTY ACCOUNT
VOL. III, ISSUE I
I wanted to use this entry to state my opinion on The Last Jedi and the recent backlash. I want it to be known that:
1. I am a huge Star Wars fan
2. I, too, dislike what Disney is doing to Star Wars
3. But I LIKED The Force Awakens
4. And I LIKE the prequels
5. And I LIKED this movie.


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“Maltese men and women live, meet and marry in a much freer environment now,” says Guido Lanfranco, the foremost expert on Maltese folklore and traditions.“In the past, young women were especially sheltered, although arranged marriages were common and in the Middle Ages, girls as young as 12 or 13 could be married off without their consent.”“Young unmarried women dressed very modestly and rarely left the house, except to go to mass with their family, and for a few important feasts throughout the year such as the Imnarja in Rabat and Buskett, and San Girgor in Zejtun and Marsaxlokk.
And they’d also assure the family that there were no hidden ailments in the family – back in those days, they were terrified of mental illness far more than they were of physical sickness.
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THE NIGHTMATE BEFORE CHRISTMAS 3D SCENE
This is the iconic scene from the film "The Nightmare before Christmas" (1993), characters originally designed by Tim Burton. The scene includes Jack Skellington, Sally, the Mayor, Zero's grave and the hill with some pumpkins.
The models were optimised for 3D printing, thus being slightly different from the original characters, althought I tried to maintain the details.
The 3D models were created in ZBrush and was rendered in Keyshot. Additional editing made with Photoshop.


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What is the age of Rishi Kapoor?
67 years (1952–2020)Rishi Kapoor/Age at death.
Who is the richest celebrity?
Summary#1) George Lucas net worth $6.5 billion.#2) Steven Spielberg net worth $3.7 billion.#3) Oprah Winfrey net worth $3.5 billion.#4) Kanye West net worth $3.2 billion.#5) Donald Trump net worth $3.1 billion.#6) Jami Gertz net worth $3 billion.#7) Michael Jordan net worth $2.2 billion.More items…•
Who is Neetu Singh mother?
Rajee SinghNeetu Singh/Mothers
Is Kapoor a high caste?
Shahid Kapoor Shahid Kapoor, son of Pankaj Kapoor and Neelima Azeem, is half a Brahmin and half a Kshatriya. The Kapoor people are Khatri, father Brahmin and mother Kshatri, followed by Varnashankar’s son, who became Khatri. Hence, Shahid Kapoor is also from Khatri of Punjabi family.
Who is Rima Jain husband?
Manoj JainReema Kapoor/Husband
How Old Is Neetu Singh?
62 years (July 8, 1958)Neetu Singh/Age
Why did Neetu Singh stop acting?
The actress quit acting after she got married to Rishi Kapoor in January 1980 and the couple had their first child Ridhima in September that year. … Neetu states that she wanted to leave acting as she had to work in films since her childhood and wanted a break from it all and concentrate on her kids.
Where is Rishi Kapoor now?
Rishi was diagnosed with leukemia in 2018 and went to New York City for treatment. After successful treatment for a year, he returned to India on 26 September 2019.
How much is Amitabh Bachchan net worth?
How much is Amitabh Bachchan Worth? Amitabh Bachchan Net Worth and Salary: Amitabh Bachchan is an Indian film actor who has a net worth of $400 million. Bachchan first gained notoriety as an actor in the 1970s and became known as Bollywood’s classic “angry young man” character.
What is Tom Cruise worth?
Tom Cruise – $570 Million His estimated net worth of $570 million ranks him third on the list.
Who are Neetu Singh parents?
Rajee SinghMotherDarshan SinghFatherNeetu Singh/Parents
Do Dooni Chaar hit or flop?
The film collected ₹45 million (US$630,000) in its theatrical run and was declared a hit.
Is Rishi Kapoor dead?
Deceased (1952–2020)Rishi Kapoor/Living or Deceased
Who is the No 1 richest actor in the world?
Shah Rukh KhanShah Rukh Khan (net worth: $600 million) Widely regarded as the “The King of Bollywood” with over 80 films under his belt, Shah Rukh Khan from New Delhi is the richest actor in the world with an estimated net worth of $600 million.
How much is Aishwarya Rai worth?
Aishwarya Rai net worth: Aishwarya Rai is an Indian actress who has a net worth of $100 million.
Who is father of Rishi Kapoor?
Raj KapoorRishi Kapoor/Fathers
Who is Rishi brother?
Randhir KapoorRajiv KapoorRishi Kapoor/Brothers
How old are Shahrukh Khan?
55 years (November 2, 1965)Shahrukh Khan/Age
How rich is Hrithik Roshan?
Hrithik Roshan, with a net worth of Rs 58.73 crore, is among the top 20 richest celebrities in India.
Who is the poorest celebrity?
10 celebrities that are worth a lot less than you would imagineLindsay Lohan – $500,000. Source: PA Wire/PA Images. … 50 Cent – $15 million. Source: JLPPA/ABACA. … Nicolas Cage – $25 million. … Mel B – unknown (but she has wasted a considerable chunk of her $38mil net worth) … Spencer and Heidi Pratt – $600,000. … Pamela Anderson – $5 million. … Mike Tyson – $3 million. … Kelis – $4 million.More items…•
Are kapoors Pathans?
No,Kapoor is a Khatri clan, not a Pathan clan.
How much is Rishi Kapoor worth?
Rishi Kapoor net worth: Rishi Kapoor was an Indian actor, film producer and director who had a net worth of $40 million at the time of his death in April 2020.
Is Neetu Singh Punjabi?
Neetu Singh was born as Harneet Kaur in Delhi to Punjabi Jat Sikh parents, Darshan Singh and Rajee Kaur.
How much is Akshay Kumar worth?
Akshay Kumar’s net worth in 2020 As per the Forbes list of 10 highest-paid male actors, Akshay Kumar’s net worth is $48.5 million (roughly Rs 366 crore).
Who is the mother of Ranbir Kapoor?
Neetu SinghRanbir Kapoor/MothersKapoor was born on 28 September 1982 in Bombay (now Mumbai) to Rishi and Neetu, both actors of the Hindi film industry. He is the great-grandson of Prithviraj Kapoor and the grandson of actor-director Raj.
Who is Neetu Singh husband?
Rishi Kapoorm. 1980–2020Neetu Singh/Husband


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