Destul de ok regizat din trailer, trailerul are 2 minute jumate, si iti poti da seama bine de tot ce e prin film. Cred ca o sa fie frumusel. Asteptam lansarea

Never back DOWN !

And some shots from behind the scenes

Super film, un sobolan vede la TV o emisiune cu un mare bucatar, care avea motto “Everyone can cook” . Simpatic din fire, sobolanul stie fiecare mirodenie and stuff, si one day, trebe ca sa fuga cu familia din colonia de unde erau ei, pentru ca era o baba cretina care a inceput sa traga cu pusca. Stupid bitch.

Ajunge singurel in Paris, chiar  la restaurantul bucatarului respectiv, acolo actiunea e super faina, PIXAR s-au intrecut pe ei la grafica, a fost un moment in care aratau o casa, si m-am intrebat scurt daca e real sau desen.

Dialogurile sunt meseriase, iar la sfarsit monologul/reviewul lui Ego, este de-a dreptul epic.

Il recomand celor care vor sa se bage la somn cu zambetul pe buze

Cheers

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Super super film facut de un regizor rus, si apare in 20 Sept 2007 imdb link

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E continuarea de la Nightwatch:

SHE was seduced by a school student in her last flick - and it looks like the age gap won’t be much different for Cate Blanchett’s next potential on-screen affair.

The sultry siren, who played high school teacher Sheba Hart in Notes on a Scandal, has just signed on to star alongside ageing Harrison Ford in an upcoming addition to the Indiana Jones series.

While the specifics of Blanchett’s role are being kept under wraps – along with David Koepp’s screenplay – it is believed the 36-year-old beauty will feature prominently in the flick.

However, it has been revealed Ford will definitely be reprising the title role he made famous in the ’80s – though at 64, and more than a quarter of a century after the original hit the big screen,  it’s unsure whether he will be more convincing in the role of intrepid archaeologist or one of his fossils.

Not that he is likely to be the oldest cast member on set, with Sean Connery also linked to the project – reprising his role as Indiana’s father.

Steven Spielberg will direct the flick – currently known simply as Fourth Instalment of the Indiana Jones Adventures – when it starts shooting in June, with Star Wars creator George Lucas signing on to produce.

Blanchett received an Oscar nomination for her role in Notes on a Scandal, in which she had to act out love scenes with 18-year-old up-and-comer Andrew Simpson.

Her Hollywood star has been constantly on the rise since picking up the best supporting actress Oscar in 2004 for The Aviator.

 

AtomFilms and LucasFilms launched today the 2007 Star Wars Fan Movie Challenge. This is a yearly competition where the Star Wars community send in their fan films to be judged by George Lucas. Award recipients will have their film shown during Celebration IV and also on Spike TV. New for 2007 in the fan fiction category.”

Who’d Play Who in “Google: The Movie”?

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Basic Instinct 2 is the sequel to the 1992 sex-thriller Basic Instinct 2 clip

Basic Instinct 2 has swept the Golden Raspberry Awards - the annual ceremony which mocks the worst of Hollywood ahead of the Oscars presentation. The film picked up four awards - or Razzies - for worst movie, worst actress for Sharon Stone, worst screenplay and also worst sequel.

Little Man, a comedy by the Wayans brothers, collected three Razzies, including the worst remake or rip-off.

M. Night Shyamalan was named worst director and worst supporting actor.

‘No reason to exist’

Basic Instinct 2 is the sequel to the sex-thriller that made Sharon Stone a star in 1992.

The Razzie trophy is worth less than $5, organisers say

Razzies founder John Wilson said that although the actress still looked good in her late 40s, the film “had no reason to exist”.

“I mean, 14 years later - you haven’t got Michael Douglas - why are you making this?” Mr Wilson told the BBC’s Five Live Breakfast.

“And the box office proves there was no interest in it… When a $70m picture can’t make $6m, that’s pretty lame,” he said.

The Wayans brothers - Shawn and Marlon - were named worst screen couple and also shared the prize for worst actor.

Their Little Man film - a comedy about a tiny thief who disguises himself as a baby - was also awarded the Razzie for worst remake or rip-off.

Film-maker Shyamalan was named worst director and worst supporting actor for his film Lady in the Water.

The Razzie for worst supporting actress went to Carmen Electra for Date Movie and Scary Movie 4.

RV - a comedy starring Robin Williams - was chosen as worst excuse for family entertainment, in what was the newest Razzie category this year.

Mr Wilson created the Razzies in 1980. The dubious-distinction honours are decided in a vote by members of the Golden Raspberry Foundation.

Winners receive gold spray-painted trophies in the shape of a raspberry, which organisers say are worth less than $5.

Ghost Rider is based on a Marvel Comic character

Comic book movie Ghost Rider has held on to top spot in the North American box office chart for a second week. The adventure, which stars Nicolas Cage as a man who gives up his soul to battle for justice, made an estimated $19.7m (£10m) from Friday to Sunday.

Jim Carrey thriller The Number 23, about a man obsessed with a book, opened in second with $15.1m (£7.8m).

Fantasy Bridge to Terabithia was in third place, with comedy Reno 911!: Miami in fourth.

NORTH AMERICAN BOX OFFICE 1. Ghost Rider ($19.7m) 2. The Number 23 ($15.1m) 3. Bridge to Terabithia (£13.6m) 4. Reno 911!: Miami ($10.4m) 5. Norbit ($9.7m) Source: Media by Numbers

The spoof is based on a popular Comedy Central TV series Reno 911 and was made on a budget of less than $10m (£5.9m).

Eddie Murphy’s comedy Norbit slid from third to fifth.

New at 10 was British director Michael Apted’s Amazing Grace, starring Ioan Gruffudd as 18th Century anti-slavery pioneer William Wilberforce.

The 12 top movies together grossed an estimated $101.8m (£51.9), up 1.5% from the same weekend last year.

• Pre-production work for this film began before Casino Royale (2006) started filming.
• In an interview with Jonathan Ross, Casino Royale (2006) director Martin Campbell hinted that Bond 22 would be a sort of follow on to Casino Royale, stating that it would be part 2 of a 2-part story and thus expecting there to be a small a gap as possible between the release of the 2 films.
• South African movie maker Roger Michell walked away from the chance to take charge of his first James Bond film after talks with producers fell through. “Creative differences” prompted the South African to give up on the project.

The movie was originally scheduled to be released during 2007 to take advantage of releasing a 007 movie during a year ending by 007.

Martin Scorsese remade the Hong Kong thriller Infernal Affairs Scorsese’s reaction The Oscars: Winners in full The Oscars: In quotes Scorsese finally rid of hex

US mob drama The Departed has won four Oscars, including best film and best director for Martin Scorsese, who had missed out on five previous occasions. Dame Helen Mirren and Forest Whitaker collected best actress and actor, and there were three Academy Awards for dark fairytale Pan’s Labyrinth.

Alan Arkin won best supporting actor for Little Miss Sunshine, which was also best original screenplay.

And Jennifer Hudson earned best supporting actress for Dreamgirls.

‘Amazing’

Scorsese said he was “overwhelmed” as he clutched his award and asked: “Could you double-check the envelope?”

Dame Helen had described her Oscar nomination as “amazing” Mirren’s reaction The Oscars: Reporter’s diary

He received his first directing nomination - for Raging Bull - in 1981, but was beaten that year by Robert Redford’s Ordinary People.

“So many people over the years have been wishing this for me - strangers. I walk in the street and people say something to me: ‘You should win, you should win.’”

Dame Helen, who had earlier said it was “amazing” to be nominated for best actress for The Queen, was thrilled about her victory.

“All kids love to get gold stars, and this is the biggest and the best gold star that I have ever had in my life,” she said.

MULTIPLE OSCAR WINNERS 4: The Departed 3: Pan’s Labyrinth 2: An Inconvenient Truth 2: Dreamgirls 2: Little Miss Sunshine

Whitaker - who won for his portrayal of Ugandan dictator Idi Amin in The Last King of Scotland - struggled for words before pulling out a pre-written speech.

“When I was a kid, the only way I saw movies was from the back seat of my family’s car at the drive-in.

“It wasn’t my reality to think I would be acting in movies - so receiving this honour tonight tells me that it’s possible.”

Lifetime achievement

Environmental film An Inconvenient Truth was best full-length documentary, and Melissa Etheridge’s I Need to Wake Up - one of the tracks from that movie - won best original song.

Pan’s Labyrinth delved into the fantasy world of a young girl Del Toro interview

Dreamgirls lost out in that category, despite having three of the five nominations, but it did win best sound mixing.

There was a sound editing award for Letters From Iwo Jima, while Babel had top original score.

And staying with soundtracks, a lifetime achievement Oscar was given to Italian composer Ennio Morricone for his “magnificent and multi-faceted contributions to the art of film music”.

Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest was presented with the Academy Award for best visual effects, while Happy Feet was best animated film.

Also receiving Oscars were German production Das Leben der Anderen (The Lives of Others), named best foreign-language film, plus Marie Antoinette, for best costume design.

Applause

The Danish Poet was best animated short film, while West Bank Story collected best live-action short film.

Best actor Whitaker previously appeared in The Color of Money Whitaker’s reaction Whitaker dream ‘comes true’

The Blood of Yingzhou District, a Chinese film about the effects of Aids, won best documentary short.

US comedy star and talk show host Ellen DeGeneres presented the glittering ceremony at the Kodak Theatre in Los Angeles.

She drew applause by saying that hosting the Oscars had been “a dream of mine since I was a little girl”.

And she teased the gathered nominees by joking that “everything is on the line for you”, reminding them not to make fools of themselves because “there’s a billion people watching right now”.