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Saturday, August 6, 2011

Mere Brother Ki Dulhan - Hindi Movie 2011



Banner: Yash Raj Films
Color: C
Release Date: September 9, 2011
Language: Hindi
Genre: Romance
Producer: Yash Chopra
Director: Ali Abbas Zafar
Star Cast:
Imran Khan
Katrina Kaif
Ali Zafar
John Abraham…… Special appearance
Tara D’Souza
Story / Writer: Ali Abbas Zafar

Mere Brother Ki Dulhan (Hindi: मेरे ब्रदर की दुल्हन; English: My Brother's Bride), also known by the abbreviated form MBKD, is an upcoming Hindi-language film that marks the writing and directing debut of Ali Abbas Zafar and stars Imran Khan, Katrina Kaif and Ali Zafar in the lead roles. Produced and distributed by Yash Raj Films, the film is a romantic comedy set around a love triangle. The official theatrical trailer was released on 13 July 2011. The film is set to release on 9 September 2011.
Production

Development

"I always had this fear of writing till I picked up a pen and then, the words just flowed. Writing the 150 pages of my script marked the high point of my life."
-Writer/Director Ali Abbas Zafar[4]
Yash Raj Films announced the then-untitled project on 5 August 2010.[5] Ali Abbas Zafar, who's been an assistant director on a number of Yash Raj Films productions such as Jhoom Barabar Jhoom, Tashan, New York and Badmaash Company, makes his feature writing and directing debut with this film, which has been described as a comedy of errors by lead actor Imran Khan.[6] After Band Baaja Baaraat, this marks the second Yash Raj Films production in a row to be helmed by a first time director who was previously an assistant director. Zafar is originally from Dehradun, where much of the story is set.[6] After years of working with Yash Raj Films, he submitted three love stories to producer Aditya Chopra, who eventually greenlit Mere Brother Ki Dulhan, enabling Zafar to start writing his 150 page long script.[4] Ali Abbas Zafar is an alumnus of The Players, the acclaimed theater society of Kirori Mal College, University of Delhi, where he acted in different plays including an adaptation of William Golding's Lord of the Flies.
Like many Bollywood films, Mere Brother Ki Dulhan has suffered allegations that it is a rip-off of an American film even before filming wrapped. According to these sources, the film rips off Dan In Real Life,[7][8] in which Steve Carrell's character also falls in love with his brother's girlfriend (played by Dane Cook and Juliette Binoche respectively). It should be noted that this theme is fairly widespread in fiction and not at all limited to these films and unless Mere Brother Ki Dulhan's scenes mirror those of Dan In Real Life exactly, it is safe to say that Zafar's film is an original work. The film has also drawn comparison to an earlier Yash Raj Films production, Mere Yaar Ki Shaadi Hai.[9]

Casting

Imran Khan and Katrina Kaif play the romantic leads in the film, and their involvement was announced in the same press release as the initial production company announcement.[5] Both actors were among the most popular Bollywood actors at the time, having delivered huge hits in the recent past, and this is the first time they've been paired together. They were initially to star together in 7 Days In Paris for director Sanjay Gadhvi, but the film has been indefinitely postponed.[10] Thus, while their pairing has made the film quite anticipated,[11][12] some media publications have alleged that their casting was an attempt by Yash Raj Films to end a recent string of box-office flops and disappointments.[13] While this is Imran Khan's first movie for Yash Raj Films, Katrina Kaif had previously worked with them (and then assistant director Ali Abbas Zafar) on the critical and commercial hit New York. She was able to take the role thanks to the postponement of Dostana 2 to which she was already committed.[14] Her role has been reported in the media as different than characters she's played so far, and alternatively described as a "friendly, simple Delhi girl"[15] or a "rebel with a grungy punk look".[16] Prior to shooting, the director selected some 20/25 tattoo designs for Kaif to choose from for her character.[17]
The role of Katrina Kaif's fiancé and Imran Khan's brother was initially offered to Ritesh Deshmukh who turned it down after initially accepting it.[18] It was then given to Ali Zafar (no relation to the director), an actor who'd received rave reviews for his debut film Tere Bin Laden and who confirmed his participation via his Twitter account.[19] A popular singer, Zafar will also perform his character's singing in the film and described his casting as "a dream come true"[20] and his role as a "parallel lead role".[21] Interestingly, this marks an Indian film where none of the three leads are Indian nationals, as Khan is Indian-American, Kaif is British of partly Indian descent and Zafar is Pakistani. The film additionally stars a new actress whose name hasn't been revealed yet.[20]
On 17 October 2010, several media outlets reported on the casting of Preity Zinta in an unspecified "glamorous role".[22] The actress however quickly denied the report on her official Twitter page.[23]

Filming


Katrina Kaif and Imran Khan as featured in the film.
Filming started on 25 September 2010 and was scheduled to be completed by November.[24] A few days prior to shooting, both Katrina Kaif and Ali Zafar were at the Tere Bin Laden party in Mumbai and Kaif thought she'd go introduce herself to Zafar as they would be working together shortly after. Kaif was left embarrassed however after Zafar failed to recognize her and greeted her with a puzzled look. Kaif later shrugged off the incident, reasoning that Zafar had only been around the industry for a short while and that she, despite having been around a lot longer, still didn't know everyone.[25] In a later interview, Zafar claimed that he had in fact recognized Kaif, but simply didn't have the awed reaction she and other people might have expected.[26] The film started shooting in Delhi[24] and Pataudi,[27] before moving on to Chandigarh,[28] Agra,[20] Dehradun,[29] Mussoorie,[24] Haridwar,[6] Dhanaulti,[29] Punjab[24] and Himachal Pradesh[24] for a total of 45 days of filming in northern India and finally finishing the film in Mumbai.[30] Juggling between this film and the final shots of Tees Maar Khan and Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara,[31] Kaif joined the shoot on September 27, just after having had her hair done in for the film by trendy hair stylist Said Asif in Mumbai.[15] Her hair in the film has been described as "poker straight, waist length with short fringes".[32][33]
The first scene shot was a song and dance sequence set during a wedding in which Kaif wore a lehenga.[11] A bloody incident happened very early in the shoot, on September 29, while the crew was filming at Pataudi Palace. The scene being shot, comic in nature, involved Imran Khan pulling Katrina Kaif towards him while pointing a gun towards other cast members. However, Khan miscalculated the move and instead sent the gun barrel crashing into Kaif's nose, causing it to bleed profusely. The injury was all the more painful for Kaif as Khan hit her in exactly the same spot that Ranbir Kapoor had during a similar incident on the set of Ajab Prem Ki Ghazab Kahani a year before. Kaif later commented "Yes, I got hit in the same place as I did during Ajab. I am pretty bruised but the staff feels it's good luck for the film. But it was a funny scene so I think it was worth it"[34] and "Please don't make it seem as if Imran was careless or something. These things happen. We were shooting one of the really madcap scenes where the actors' limbs acquire a life of their own. Imran's hand landed on my face"[31] while joking "Yeah, I got whacked twice in the same spot. I think I need to get my nose fixed".[31] Another incident of sorts was reported by the media in early October[35] and involves an emotional scene where Kaif's character slaps Khan's. Kaif would have been content to slap Khan once, however he insisted on sixteen takes so that the director would have a variety of slaps to choose from. Kaif later joked that the slap would be "the most authentic screen-slap audiences will ever see". Kaif was involved in another accident a few weeks later while filming in Nabha.[36] Her hair got caught in a fan, and it was thanks to co-star Ali Zafar's quick action that the incident didn't turn more serious. Zafar and a spot boy named Raju did however sustain minor injuries and bruises.
The film's title, Mere Brother Ki Dulhan, was revealed on October 2 along with a few promo pictures.[2] While filming in the Doon Valley, the cast & crew stayed at the Jaypee Residency Manor Hotel [1] in Mussoorie.[29] Khan and Kaif are said to have gotten along well during the shoot with Kaif declaring to the media "He's really fun to gel with. Luckily, he's engaged, so we can chat and enjoy one another's company without people's imagination going on a rampage!"[31] and "Imran is very simple and straight forward person. He's absolutely focussed on his work and I like people for whom everything except their work is secondary."[10] while Khan praised her acting and declared "I have always enjoyed working with people who are out to prove a point. That way, we all end up giving our best".[10] Ali Zafar also reported his good experiences on set early on during filming, noting that his co-stars were "fun to work with"[37] and that Khan was very friendly while Kaif was nice and professional.[26] Zafar actually started teaching Kaif how to play the guitar while working on the film. He stated that the actress was a quick learner and that she'd promised him that if the film made over 600 million at the box office, she would do a music video with him.[38]

Music

Tracklist:
01 - Mere Brother Ki Dulhan - K.K.
02 - Dhunki - Neha Bhasin
03 - Choomantar - Benny Dayal & Aditi Singh Sharma
04 - Isq Risk - Rahat Fateh Ali Khan
05 - Madhubala - Ali Zafar & Shweta Pandit
06 - Do Dhaari Talwar - Shahid Mallya & Shweta Pandit
07 - Choomantar (Remix) - Shreya Ghoshal (Remix By Joshilay)
08 - Isq Risk (Risky Mix) - Sreeramchandra & Neha Basin (Remix By Joshilay)

MERE BROTHER KI DULHAN - Theatrical Trailer


Thursday, August 4, 2011

Hindi Horror Movie - Warning 2011


Warning 2011 Hindi Movie First Look,Information

Status
Completed
Color
C
Release Date
August 5, 2011
Language
Hindi
Genre
Horror
Producer
Ram Kudale
Director
Karan Razdan
Star Cast
Jannat Zubair Rahmani…… Muskaan
Atul Kulkarni…… Azaan khan
Rituparna Sengupta…… Megha
Anupam Kher…… Peer Jammatuddin Shah Baba
Satish Kaushik…… Devsharan
Ila Arun…… Dulariben
Zakir Hussain…… Nawab
Anang Desai…… Moulana
Karan Razdan…… Ramsharan
Govind Namdev
Suhas Khandke

Lyricist
Ibrahim Ashq

Music Director
Sachin Gupta

Cinematography
Rajendra Prasad (1)

Action
Pradumanya P.K

Art
Ajay Verekar

Editor
Sanjay Verma

Story / Writer
Karan Razdan

Warning’ is a super natural movie which takes you on a journey life after death. The story begins when a naive boatman Ramsharan (Karan Razdan) is arrested on towering seas. All of his men working beneath him are being murdered. Azaan khan (Atul kulkarni) who is the head of the jihadis is a cruel man and is on a task to enter in to India and to take life of the blameless citizens. A battle starts between Ramsharan and Azaan, where Ramsharan is finally shot down by Azaan.
On the other side in a small village there lives Ramsharan’s family which includes his father Devsharan (Satish Kaushik), mother Dulariben (Ila Arun), wife Megha (Rituparna Sen) and the little daughter Muskaan (Jannat). However, they all feel sad of the death of their beloved Ramsharan. Muskaan has a number of childlike queries about her father loss, but the impression of somebody passing away is unknown to her. However nobody knows that she will be soon going to know the truth behind the death and life in a bizarre way, which not only child but adults too do not know still.
A spirit starts to disturb Muskaan, grips her in their evil jaws and soon the deceased one tries to get in touch with her. No one knows why some deceased one tries to get in touch with her and her family and this pressure takes the entire village on a ghostly look. The Nawab of the region (Zakir Hussein) takes an eager attention in the family and so do a Moulana (Anang Desai) also gives his best effort to aid the Sharan family. He in fact also introduces them to Peer Jammatuddin Shah Baba (Anupam Kher), who makes an effort to get rid of the spirit from Muskaan being.
Sadly Peer fakir baba fails to destroy the spirit but succeeds to get rid of it. However before running through over the chimney, the spirit writes something on the house wall which even veteran Maulana or Fakir baba can’t read. Though Peer fakir Jammat Ali Shah has a few of the answers to it, but the answers are leading to a number of underneath questions. It’s about Life after Death, it’s about the perception of Karma and it’s about the sacred war which goes on to fume all over the humanity.
After watching the trailer, one would certainly feel that the movie is a one more clichéd supernatural film which tells you about the same ghostly stories. However it still makes you interesting on what is the film about, where does the story goes, what will be its ending, what the spirit is trying to say and so on. It does make you in an eager mode such that what would the climax of this movie. Now that is some plus point after watching the trailer. Apart from this, the movie seems to like having a typical clichéd story, below than average special effects and standard background score. The only attraction in this movie is that it has various well known and popular actors such as Atul kulkarni, Anupam Kher, Rituparna Sen, Satish Kaushik, Ila Arun, Anang Desai, Govind Namdeo, Zakir Hussain and many more.
After directing some adult oriented movies like Hawas (2004) starring Meghna Naidu, Girlfreind (2004) starring Amrita Arora and Eesha Koppikar, and so on, director Karan Razdan has chosen an all together different genre this time which includes horror with a suspenseful story. The trailer has been well made if we consider the budget and the banner of the film; it is been well directed and edited such that the overall story and the concept are being able to understand the viewers, with a decent introduction to the special effects given by them, which can be rate as below to average. The film is being scheduled to release on 5th of August, 2011.

Warning -2011 Horror Hindi Movie - Theaterical Trailer

3 ninjas 2011

Meet Samuel, Jeffrey and Michael Douglas! Their grandfather, Mori Tanaka, is highly skilled in the fields of Martial Arts and Ninjitsu. And for years he's been training these boys this technique. He even gave them names: Rocky because he's "solid and cool as granite rock"; Colt, because he's "fast and free, a spirit of a young wild horse"; and Tum Tum because ambition begins and ends with his tummy". But one day, an old "friend" of Grandpa's, Hugo Snyder, is heard from again. He's being hassled by the FBI, and the boys' father happens to be an FBI officer. So Snyder figures if he kidnaps the father's kids, it will ease the tension, none of his own men are suitable for the task, so he hires three dim and incredibly incompetent surfers to do the deed. The boys treat them to a night of Ninja moves and hilarious gags, ala Home Alone. But the boys soon get captured by Snyder, and what is more, they (especially Colt) becomes doubtful of their grandfather, until Grandpa bursts into action and fights Snyder.

Tagline: “Crosses Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Home Alone!”

Really? Because then I would expect Shredder entering the turtles’ sewers and instead of using weapons, the turtles use pizza boxes to construct sophisticated traps, leading to his incarceration. But I guess it would be like Kevin from Home Alone had training in karate.

Summary: We have three kids (Rocky, Colt, and Tum-Tum) who are 1/4 Japanese and learn karate and some weaponry (which they don’t use) from their Japanese grandpa, a former FBI operative. The villain, Snyder, who happens to be the grandpa’s ex-partner, decides to hold them hostage because their father is leading the FBI investigation to crack his illegal operations. Yeah, it would be so cool if my grandpa taught me the art of assassination. It’s more of a martial arts comedy, like a kid version of Jackie Chan films.

Apparently, there’s an international version of the film featuring uncut scenes. Wow, I’d love to see what kind of violence they’d put in a kid’s movie! But for this, I watched the American version.

I remember watching this as a kid and having goals to become a great karate master one day. Tum Tum’s my favorite: always has some sort of comfort food without getting any fatter. The grandpa is the weirdest, yet coolest character. It’s a shame he doesn’t do any of the karate moves during the fight scenes. It’s a painfully obvious stunt double.

Minus all the plot goofs, cheesy kid humor, and overuse of wacky sound effects, it’s still a fun, beat-em-up, childhood movie to watch. But why the hell do the ninjas wear goggles??

3 Ninjas Original Song

The Perfect Age of Rock 'n' Roll 2011

The Perfect Age of Rock ‘n’ Roll movie poster has a distinct touch of music and drama captured in it making The Perfect Age of Rock ‘n’ Roll movie poster an impressive sight in eyes of movie goers who are looking forward seeing something different nonetheless entertaining. Main stars of movie have also been featured in this item and the use of striking and stunning colors which are in contrast to one another will make sure to catch eye of onlooker at first glance itself.

Bringing together music and drama all in one The Perfect Age of Rock ‘n’ Roll movie poster is perfect and ideal in many ways to make movie going crowds aware about what kind of a motion picture this is going to be. Made in hands of Scott D. Rosenbaum who is one of the talented movie makers in industry it can be said that viewers will be enabled to enjoy themselves a lot at theaters looking at this. Since it is not quite often that audiences get to see fusion of music and drama on wide screen this will definitely lead many fans to find themselves at theaters.

Through the motion picture showcased through The Perfect Age of Rock ‘n’ Roll movie poster audiences will get to see how the fates of two friends get entwined through their shared passion and talent in music. Moreover this upcoming motion picture will also allow audiences to find enjoyment in pieces of acting contributed by Kevin Zegers, Jason Ritter and Taryn Manning.

The Perfect Age of Rock 'N' Roll Trailer 2011 HD

The Whistleblower 2011

The Whistleblower movie synopsis:

Directed by Larysa Kondracki and starring by Rachel Weisz and Monica Bellucci, The Whistleblower is based on true story of a Nebraskan female cop named Kathy Bolkovac (Rachel Weisz), who take a job for six month as a peacekeeper in post-war Bosnia in 1999. In her new assignment, Kathy began to unravel a dangerous reality of corruption and finds evidence of human trafficking. A new problem that makes her become the target of some very cruel people.

Movie Details:
Cast: Rachel Weisz, Monica Bellucci, Vanessa Redgrave, David Strathairn, David Hewlett, Nikolaj Lie Kaas, Roxana Condurache, Paula Schramm, Alexandru Potocean, William Hope, Rayisa Kondracki, Jeanette Hain, Benedict Cumberbatch, Coca Bloos, Luke Treadaway
Genre: Drama, Thriller
Director: Larysa Kondracki
Writer: Eilis Kirwan, Larysa Kondracki
Studio: Samuel Goldwyn Films
Country: Germany, Canada
Language: English
Official Site: thewhistleblower-movie.com
Running Time: 1 hr. 45 min.
Release Date: August 5th, 2011

The Whistleblower (2011) - Trailer [HD]

The Change-Up 2011

Release Date: August 5, 2011
Studio: Universal Pictures
Director: David Dobkin
Screenwriter: Jon Lucas, Scott Moore
Starring: Ryan Reynolds, Jason Bateman, Leslie Mann, Olivia Wilde, Alan Arkin
Genre: Comedy
MPAA Rating: Not Available
Official Website: TheChangeUpmovie.com

Plot Summary: Ryan Reynolds and Jason Bateman star in “The Change-Up,” from director David Dobkin (“Wedding Crashers”), writers Jon Lucas & Scott Moore (“The Hangover”) and producer Neal Moritz (“Fast & Furious,” “Click”). The R-rated comedy takes the traditional body-switching movie, ties it up tightly and throws it off a cliff.

Growing up together, Mitch (Reynolds) and Dave (Bateman) were inseparable best friends, but as the years have passed they’ve slowly drifted apart. While Dave is an overworked lawyer, husband and father of three, Mitch has remained a single, quasi-employed man-child who has never met a responsibility he liked. To Mitch, Dave has it all: beautiful wife Jamie (Leslie Mann), kids who adore him and a high-paying job at a prestigious law firm. To Dave, living Mitch’s stress free life without obligation or consequence would be a dream come true.

Following a drunken night out together, Mitch and Dave’s worlds are turned upside down when they wake up in each other’s bodies and proceed to freak the &*#@ out.

Despite the freedom from their normal routines and habits, the guys soon discover that each other’s lives are nowhere near as rosy as they once seemed. Further complicating matters are Dave’s sexy legal associate, Sabrina (Olivia Wilde), and Mitch’s estranged father (Alan Arkin). With time not on their side, Mitch and Dave comically struggle to avoid completely destroying each other’s lives before they can find a way to get their old ones back.

The Change-Up 2011 Movie Official Trailer [HD]


Wednesday, August 3, 2011

Sex and the City - Part 2


Sex and the City 2

The fun, the fashion, the friendship: "Sex and the City 2" brings it all back and more as Carrie (Sarah Jessica Parker), Samantha (Kim Cattrall), Charlotte (Kristin Davis) and Miranda (Cynthia Nixon) take another bite out of The Big Apple--and beyond--carrying on with their busy lives and loves in a sequel that truly sparkles. What happens after you say "I do"? Life is everything the ladies ever wished it to be, but it wouldn't be "Sex and the City" if life didn't hold a few more surprises...this time in the form of a glamorous, sun-drenched adventure that whisks the women away from New York to one of the most luxurious, exotic and vivid places on earth, where the party never ends and there's something mysterious around every corner. It's an escape that comes exactly at the right moment for the four friends, who are finding themselves in--and fighting against--the traditional roles of marriage, motherhood and more. After all, sometimes you just have to get away with the girls.



Sex And The City 2 Movie Trailer

Tuesday, August 2, 2011

Conan the Barbarian 2011


Conan the Barbarian (2011)

Conan the Barbarian (previously titled Conan 3D)[1] is an upcoming 3-D sword and sorcery film based on the character Conan the Barbarian created by Robert E. Howard. The film is a new interpretation of the Conan mythology, and is not related to the films featuring Arnold Schwarzenegger. It stars Jason Momoa in the titular role, alongside Rose McGowan, Stephen Lang, Ron Perlman, Bob Sapp and Rachel Nichols, with Marcus Nispel directing.
The film had spent seven years in development at Warner Bros. before the rights were shifted to Nu Image/Millennium Films in 2007, with a clause wishing for immediate start on production. Lionsgate and Sony Pictures entered negotiations for distribution, with the film seeing many directors, prominently Brett Ratner, before settling on Nispel in 2009 and has since brought together a cast and crew. Filming began on March 15, 2010 and concluded on June 5, 2010. The film will be first released in France and Belgium on August 17, 2011[2][3] and then in the United States, Canada and Spain on August 19,[4] Switzerland on August 21[5] and the United Kingdom on August 26

Conan the Barbarian (2011) - Official Trailer [HD]

Final Destination 5

FINAL DESTINATION 5, 2011

Release Date: August 12, 2011 (conventional 3D/2D theaters & IMAX 3D)
Studio: New Line Cinema (Warner Bros.)
Director: Steven Quale
Screenwriter: Eric Heisserer
Starring: Nicholas D'Agosto, Emma Bell, Miles Fisher, Arlen Escarpeta, David Koechner, Tony Todd, Courtney B. Vance, P.J. Byrne, Ellen Wroe, Jacqueline MacInnes-Wood
Genre: Horror
MPAA Rating: R (for strong violent/gruesome accidents, and some language)
Official Website: FinalDestinationmovie.com
Review: Not Available
DVD Review: Not Available
DVD: Not Available
Movie Poster: One-Sheet | Teaser
Production Stills: View here

Plot Summary: No matter where you run, no matter where you hide... you can't cheat death.

Final Destination 5 - Trailers, Videos, and Reviews Coming Soon

In "Final Destination 5," Death is just as omnipresent as ever, and is unleashed after one man's premonition saves a group of coworkers from a terrifying suspension bridge collapse. But this group of unsuspecting souls was never supposed to survive, and, in a terrifying race against time, the ill-fated group frantically tries to discover a way to escape Death's sinister agenda.

Final Destination 5 (2011) Trailers HD

bellflower movie 2011


bellflower movie 2011 review

There have been many films in recent years trying to cash-in on America’s addiction to bad relationships. I mean seriously, with over 50% of the population getting divorced, who really wants to see a bunch of happy people living their lives of togetherness? The answer it seems, is apparently no one.

Evan Glodell’s Bellflower is similar to those films in the sense that it revolves around a bad relationships, however, it unfolds like nothing you’ve ever seen.

Centered around Woodrow (Glodell) and his best friend Aidan (Tyler Dawson), Bellflower is a runaway train right from the beginning. Blending alcohol, sex, violence, and a love for fire, the film spirals in and out of reality while Woodrow deals with his feelings over a temptress named Milly while his friends try and help him maintain his sanity.

Personally, this has been the greatest film I’ve seen at SXSW. Glodell has concocted a truly explosive movie that pushes the viewer to the limit and refuses to let go until the final frames play out. This is not a movie for the warm hearted, nor those seeking renewed faith in romance. This is a movie for those who lost control when their heart was broken and the aftermath the followed.

I don’t want to give too much away, as the film works best for those completely unaware of whats about to pass, but I cannot urge you enough to see this film. Bellflower is a blur of life and lust at full throttle. Find a theater, better yet a festival, and support this film.

Bellflower Movie (2011) Trailer HD

Rise of the Planet of the Apes 2011


rise of the planet of the apes review

What parents need to know
Violent sci-fi origin story is likely to appeal to teens.

Parents need to know that this sci-fi thriller is the origin story/prequel to The Planet of the Apes and is sure to include scenes of violence between the genetically enhanced apes and the unsuspecting human population. Like the Star Wars prequels, this is ultimately a very dark tale about how a scientist's overconfidence leads to an eventual war for world domination and the titular Rise of the Planet of the Apes. Expect sci-fi fans, especially teen boys, to express an interest, as well as hardcore Harry Potter devotees who want to see co-star Tom Felton play something other than Draco Malfoy.

Come back for our full review on August 5, 2011

Movie Details
Studio: Twentieth Century Fox
Director: Rupert Wyatt
Cast: Andrew Serkis, Freida Pinto, James Franco, Tom Felton
Genre: Science Fiction
Theatrical release: August 5, 2011
MPAA Rating: PG-13
MPAA explanation: intense and frightening sequences of action and violence

Rise of the Planet of the Apes Official Trailer 2011 HD

Daily Box Office: June 24th, 2011


#1
Cars 2
Gross Daily Change Days Theaters Theater Avg. Total
$25,700,000 N/A 1 4,115 $6,245 $25,700,000



#2
Bad Teacher
Gross Daily Change Days Theaters Theater Avg. Total
$12,100,000 N/A 1 3,049 $3,969 $12,100,000



#3
Green Lantern
Gross Daily Change Days Theaters Theater Avg. Total
$6,000,000 N/A 8 3,816 $1,572 $76,900,000


#4
Super 8
Gross Daily Change Days Theaters Theater Avg. Total
$3,800,000 N/A 15 3,424 $1,110 $86,800,000


#5
Mr. Popper's Penguins
Gross Daily Change Days Theaters Theater Avg. Total
$3,700,000 N/A 8 3,342 $1,107 $32,700,000


#6
X-Men: First Class
Gross Daily Change Days Theaters Theater Avg. Total
$2,200,000 N/A 22 2,633 $836 $128,400,000


#7
The Hangover Part II
Gross Daily Change Days Theaters Theater Avg. Total
$2,000,000 N/A 30 2,755 $726 $240,000,000


#8
Bridesmaids
Gross Daily Change Days Theaters Theater Avg. Total
$1,800,000 N/A 43 2,031 $886 $143,100,000


#9
Kung Fu Panda 2
Gross Daily Change Days Theaters Theater Avg. Total
$1,300,000 N/A 29 2,527 $514 $150,200,000


#10
Midnight in Paris
Gross Daily Change Days Theaters Theater Avg. Total
$1,200,000 N/A 36 951 $1,262 $25,300,000

Saturday, July 30, 2011

Bodyguard - Hindi Movie 2011

Bodyguard 2011 Hindi Movie Preview | Bodyguard 2011 Hindi movie videos


Story of Bodyguard movie:

When it comes to being punctual and doing his duties perfectly, Lovely Singh is unmatchable. Taking great pride in what he does, he spares no effort in giving his everything to his profession.

Summoned for an assignment of guarding Divya, the daughter of Sartaj Rana, a business tycoon Lovely Singh accompanies her to her campus, but ends up rubbing her the wrong way with his over-protective nature and paranoia about security. She finds him to be a major obstacle in leading a regular campus life. To throw him off-track and get him out of the way, she comes up with a ‘master-plan’- that of trapping him in a fake love affair. ‘Once he’s smitten by the girl of his dreams and is reveling in his new-found romance, he will leave us alone, and we shall be free to do our own thing unhindered’, says Divya to her friends.
She becomes an anonymous admirer of his and starts hounding him, expressing her ‘feelings’ in no uncertain terms. Lovely Singh however proves to be a tough nut to crack, and it takes quite a bit of doing from her side to penetrate his fort-like exterior. But once she succeeds in doing so, he transforms into a completely different person. Divya is triumphant and is all set to relish her regained freedom.
But things take an unexpected turn when she learns a few things about Lovely Singh. Things that she could’ve never even imagined! And she soon finds herself trapped in a dilemma that she’s unable to resolve! And with her, soon enough, Lovely Singh finds himself ensnared in a web of lies, trickery and deceit!
Bodyguard is the story of conflict- between innocence and mischief, love and power and life and death!

Watch Salman’s Bodyguard(2011) movie HQ trailer


Dirty Girl 2011


DIRTY GIRL Trailer – Juno Temple Does Britney Spears’ Crossroads?

Dirty Girl played at last year’s Toronto International Film Festival where The Weinsteins saw the potential of a commercial hit in the making for the quirky Juno/Youth in Revolt crowd and duly snapped up the Juno Temple-led film for a princely seven figure sum! A big success of course for first time filmmaker Abe Sylvia who achieved the nirvana of what every rookie helmer wants when they screen their baby at the festival, but, I just wonder how the filmmaker will feel when all the champagne and celebrations have waned and the film itself is released in U.S. theatres on August 5th.

Last month Thompson On Hollywood revealed that Sylvia had been working with Harvey Weinstein on re-cutting Dirty Girl into what would be a 90-minute cut that supposedly would ‘broaden its appeal’, erasing almost twenty minutes of the feature [If we were on the Enterprise red alert sirens would be sounding out as we are heading for dangerous times!].

I mean I will admit I didn’t attend the screening of Dirty Girl in Toronto last year and I haven’t read much on the film itself, so I’m being awfully prudent in my accusations, but I always like to trust my gut in these situations and they are telling me this film has been cut to pieces and manufactured in the only way The Weinsteins know how and the rawness and the originality of what probably made the Toronto cut stand-out, has probably been wiped away for something more accessible to a young teen market.

I mean did Abe Sylvia really imagine Dirty Girl as a Mean Girls/Crossroads style film that would be marketed with the following trailer and big, bright, vibrant posters for 13 year olds?

What we have to remember is that The Weinsteins were at Toronto looking for something they could turn into a commercial winner, they weren’t there looking to preserve an artistic voice but to make money.

So baring that in mind, here’s the trailer for the 90 minute Dirty Girl about a high school terror who runs away with her overweight, gay classmate on a road trip from Oklahoma to California to find the dad she has never met.

Dirty Girl (2011) Official HD Trailer


Wednesday, July 27, 2011

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Sunday, July 24, 2011

The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn

The Twilight Saga 4
"The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn" getting closer to hiring director


SANTA MARIA, CA, March 11, 2010 /24-7PressRelease/ -- According to an inside source, the fourth saga and the most highly anticipated film in the Twilight Series is close to hiring Bill Condon to direct, and it will be split into two movies. "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part I", and "Part II" has not been confirmed "officially" by Summit Entertainment, however author Stephenie Meyer has stated, "it would have to be made into multiple movies because it is hard to imagine it fitting into ninety minutes."

In addition, a new production company, Sunswept Entertainment, has been brought on board for Breaking Dawn. Sunswept Entertainment was created by Karen Rosenfelt, who is the daughter of former MGM Chairman & CEO Frank Edward Rosenfelt. Karen Rosenfelt served as Producer on both "Twilight" and on "The Twilight Saga: Eclipse". She did not work on "New Moon", but is producing "Breaking Dawn" through her Sunswept Entertainment banner.

Fans can expect a massive talent search for the role of Renesmee Cullen, the half-vampire, half-human daughter of Edward Cullen and Bella Swan, just as there was for the roles of Seth and Leah Clearwater in "Eclipse". Due to the introduction of this character, Breaking Dawn is going to be the most CG-intense film of the Twilight series.

The Breaking Dawn novel is much more adult in tone than its three predecessors. Therefore the screenplay adaptation will likely have quite a bit of tweaking due to the explicit sex and birth scenes to avoid an R rating.

Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart, and Taylor Lautner have officially signed on to Breaking Dawn. The Breaking Dawn's director has yet to be officially announced.

For casting calls and auditions information, actors and background extras can visit the following website:

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Thursday, July 21, 2011

Porn star and adult model: Laura Orsolya

Laura Orsolya Big Tit Pictures, Movies and Biography!



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Name:Laura Orsolya

Aliases: Laura M, Laura Orsi, Orsolya
Profession:Porn Star
Country of Origin:Hungary
Place of Birth: Budapest
Date of Birth: April 10, 1977

Eye Color:Blue
Hair Color:Red
Heigth: 178 cm - 5 feet and 10 inches
Weight: 63 kg - 139 lbs
Measurements:38F-29-40

Fake boobs: No
Career Status:Active
Shoe Size:8 (U.S. & Canada Women Size)
Tattoos: Left leg
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Wednesday, July 20, 2011

Mr. Popper's Penguins 2011

Movie Review: 'Mr. Popper's Penguins'
The children's classic gets an urban updating in the film version starring a toned-down Jim Carrey.

"Mr. Popper's Penguins," a mildly amusing flight of fancy for the family crowd, is far better for its penguins than its Popper. Not that Jim Carrey's Mr. Popper is poorly done, per se. But the penguins are perfectly suited for stealing scenes and hearts as they waddle around and completely take over this farce.

There are six of them — Captain, Lovey, Bitey, Nimrod, Stinky and Loudy — named like Snow White's dwarfs for their personality quirks. And despite their elegant white tie and tails look, they wreak a remarkable amount of smile-inducing havoc anywhere their bright orange webbies take them, which is into virtually every corner of Mr. Popper's life.

For director Mark Waters, who peaked early with "Mean Girls" in 2004 and has struggled more than succeeded since, "Mr. Popper's" represents a modest uptick. Screenwriters Sean Anders and John Morris (the pair behind the underappreciated silly splash of "Hot Tub Time Machine") and Jared Stern have taken the bones of the 1938 children's classic by Richard and Florence Atwater — man gets penguins, life is upended, lessons are learned — and gives the film lots of modern problems, maybe one or two too many.

Mr. Popper's base of operation shifts from the country to the big city, New York. He's no longer a lowly house painter but a big-shot Manhattan real estate wheeler-dealer. But at its heart, Mr. Popper's journey of self-discovery has changed, with the movie introducing the notion of and building the film around what it takes to be a good father in these complicated times.

The film begins with a quick flashback of young Tommy Popper getting ham radio dispatches from his world-traveling adventurer father (an absentee dad, in modern parlance). When next we see him, he's grown into a successful exec, with a divorce on the books, the kids every other weekend and his emotions carefully shelved. Yet in his pristine Manhattan penthouse, it's clear to see that he's lonely at the top.

With the news of his father's death comes an unexpected legacy: a penguin. One penguin soon becomes six (it's a shipping issue). Care and feeding proves difficult to say the least. His "p" popping, alliterating assistant Pippi (Ophelia Lovibond) trails along doing what she can. Harder to handle for this corporate climber is Popper's growing affection for the birds and the way they're warming up relations with the family.

The family is an amiable one with Carla Gugino as the former missus more bemused than bitter. Madeline Carroll ("Swing Vote") and Maxwell Perry Cotton are the teen and pre-teen offspring, Janie and Billy, who've been put in charge of general discontent. But you can tell there's a lot of goodwill lingering around the edges since they are charmed by Dad's transformation from uptight to slightly crazy as he converts his apartment into a frigid ice and snow playground for his penguin pack.

There are a couple of outside pressures that keep the action cooking. Popper's acquisition-hungry bosses want Tavern on the Green, and Popper's future is riding on persuading its reluctant society doyenne (Angela Lansbury) to sell. The other is the New York Zoo's "flightless bird specialist" (Craig Gregg), who, in a move reminiscent of "101 Dalmatians," is trying to get his hands on the birds for questionable reasons.

Mr. Popper's Penguins Movie Trailer Official (HD)

Green Lantern movie 2011

The latest superhero movie, Warner Bros.' reinterpretation of the comic book character, stars Ryan Reynolds, Blake Lively and Peter Sarsgaard.


At least for some members of the public, Green Lantern will prompt the question of how many more comics-based superheroes with awesome powers and responsibilities we really need. Dramatically tart in certain scenes but more often just spinning its wheels doing variations on similar moments from previous episodes in the lives of likewise endowed relatives in the DC and Marvel universes, Warner Bros.' attempt to launch a major new fantasy action hero franchise serves up all the requisite elements with enough self-deprecating humor to suggest it doesn't take itself too seriously. But familiarity may begin to breed creeping signs of contempt, if not in immediate negative box office results then in a general fatigue with such enterprises that's bound to set in sooner or later.
Known to multiple generations of comic book fans through various incarnations that have sprung up since 1940, Green Lantern possesses powers that would be the envy of many another hero, including virtually infinite strength to unleash and ward off destruction, as well as the ability to propel himself quickly into the deep reaches of space and back. He's also accoutered in a uniform distinctly less cool than Batman's and less emblematic than Superman's, a skin-tight green affair with a matching mask that, here at least, he can remove simply by wishing it away when his girlfriend prefers to look him in the eyes without laughing. Simply put, it's an outfit you really can't get away with unless you're as good looking as Ryan Reynolds.
Not uncharacteristically, the future Green Lantern suffered a terrible tragedy in his youth; his beloved test pilot father went up in flames before his very eyes. Courting the same fate himself, little Hal Jordan also grew up to become a dauntless airman, a mad daredevil whose abiding policy with both plane crashes and with women is to be able to walk away from them. Twice burned in this regard has been Carol Ferris (Blake Lively), a fellow flier and aviation heiress who nonetheless has eyes only for the reckless cad.
But it's for his apparent lack of fear that Hal is chosen by the guardians of an ancient and very distant civilization to join the ultra-elite Green Lantern Corps., a group so exclusive that no human has ever before been invited into it. The script by the quartet of Greg Berlanti, Michael Green, Marc Guggenheim and Michael Goldberg is heavy on exposition, for the benefit of the uncomprehending Hal as well as for the audience, which cannot be expected to know much about this second-tier DC figure.
In fact, the backdrop is not uninteresting. The universe, according to this gospel, is made up of 3,600 sectors, with the oldest and most advanced is to be found on Oa, an intergalactic outpost where wrinkled, Yoda-like sages have long reigned over a select group of diverse aliens dedicated to boldly repulsing evil wherever it asserts itself.
But when a renegade Corps leader decides to embrace fear and become the arch-villain Parallax (the boom-boxy voice of Clancy Brown), humanity is alerted by the arrival on Earth of emissary Abin Sur (Temuera Morrison), a purple-skinned fellow who, before expiring, passes off his green ring and empowering lantern to the unsuspecting Hal. He's a reluctant hero, to be sure, who, after a rough training mission to Oa, is only convinced to take up the cause against the imminent Parallax by the immensely impressed Carol.
Not quite doing for an untested superhero what he did for James Bond in Casino Royale, director Martin Campbell seems to most relish the amusing character of Hector Hammond (Peter Sarsgaard), a brilliant nerdy scientist enlisted by the government to examine Abin Sur's corpse. Thrilled by the privilege, he is unwittingly contaminated by the exposure and quickly transformed into a mind-reading Elephant Man lookalike with a zealous propensity for the dark side and a score to settle with his bigshot politician dad (Tim Robbins). Sarsgaard has great fun with the role in a performance that increasingly seems like a sly imitation of John Malkovich at his most arch.
But the real threat is Parallax, who eventually attacks Earth in the visually disarming form of a billowing, shape-changing, fire-breathing, octopus-like brown cloud. Faced with such an opponent, Hal packs away his misgivings once and for all to embrace his new powers and cleverly lure Parallax to the one place that might doom him.
To be sure, there is enough going on here to keep fans' 3D glasses glued to their heads: In Oa, there is a whole new planet to explore (even if parts of it disconcertingly resemble a darker version of the ugly set for How the Grinch Stole Christmas), the actors are mostly well cast and effective enough and the action comes on frequently, if not always convincingly; the hero's way of rescuing a large outdoor gathering from an out-of-control helicopter looks hokey and Carol's last-second saving the day in a climactic emergency is flat-out ridiculous.
Now more than ever resembling the circa 1965 Warren Beatty, Reynolds passes muster as a bad boy with greatness thrust upon him and future installments, should they follow, will not need to indulge his prolonged vacillations about accepting his new role in life. And speaking of sequels, an end credits insert plainly reveals which noble character becomes a villain in the next episode.
Opens: Friday, June 17 (Warner Bros.)
Production company: De Line Pictures
Cast: Ryan Reynolds, Blake Lively, Peter Sarsgaard, Mark Strong, Tim Robbins, Angela Bassett, Temuera Morrison, Jay O. Sanders, Jon Tenney, Taika Waititi, Geoffrey Rush, Michael Clarke Duncan, Warren Burton, Salome Jens, Clancy Brown
Director: Martin Campbell
Screenwriters: Greg Berlanti, Michael Green, Marc Guggenheim, Michael Goldberg
Screen story: Greg Berlanti, Michael Green, Marc Guggenheim, based upon characters appearing in comic books published by DC Comics
Producers: Donald De Line, Greg Berlanti
Executive producers: Herbert W. Gains, Andrew Haas
Director of photography: Dion Beebe
Production designer: Grant Major
Costume designer: Ngila Dickson
Editor: Stuart Baird
Music: James Newton Howard
Visual effects supervisor: Jim Berney, Kent Houston, Karen Goulekas
PG-13 rating, 115 minutes

Green Lantern Movie Trailer


Tuesday, July 19, 2011

X-Men: First Class

X-Men: First Class (2011) review


After a close call with franchise death (diagnosis: anemia), the X-Men film series has bounced back to life with its fifth installment, rescued with a straight injection of pop. Directed by Matthew Vaughn, “X-Men: First Class” reaches back to the early 1960s for an origin story of mutants, mad men and mods that takes some of its cues from James Bond and more than a few costumes from Austin Powers. Like “Mad Men,” this new “X-Men” indulges in period nostalgia as it gazes into the future, using the backdrop of the cold war (and its turtlenecks) to explore how the past informs the present (while also blowing stuff up).

Like the first “X-Men,” this one opens in the 1940s in a Nazi concentration camp, where a young Erik Lehnsherr tries to destroy a metal gate that’s separated him from his parents with what appears to be the power of his mind and his anguish. It’s a futile endeavor, but one that attracts the attention of a tea-sipping sadist first called Dr. Schmidt and later Sebastian Shaw (Kevin Bacon, enjoying himself), whose venality earns Erik’s wrath. His anger and Shaw’s evil drive a story that leaps from World War II to the cold war when, as the United States and the Soviet Union play a rigged game of chicken, the adult Erik (Michael Fassbender) will brood across a chessboard at a future nemesis, Charles Xavier (James McAvoy).

“First Class” relates how these dreamboats became the antagonists who were played by Ian McKellen (a k a Magneto) and Patrick Stewart (Professor X) in the first films and, with the rest of the characters, were eventually swamped by ever noisier special effects. Written by Mr. Vaughn with a clutch of others, the new movie is lighter in tone and look than its predecessors, and appreciably less self-serious than those directed by Bryan Singer. Perhaps unsurprisingly, it also feels less personal, though Mr. Vaughn gets satisfying performances and copious tears, along with sex appeal, from his leading men. Mr. Vaughn doesn’t bring conviction to the story’s identity politics (say it loud, I’m mutant and I’m proud), but he gives Mr. Fassbender and Mr. McAvoy room to bring the brotherly love.

After parallel introductions of the young Erik and the young Charles (in Westchester County, where Charles is joined by Raven/Mystique, played as a teenager by Jennifer Lawrence), the scene shifts to 1962. A few cranks of the plot later, and assorted fiery and smoking-hot mutants with handles like Angel (Zoe Kravitz) and Beast (Nicholas Hoult) are soon walking on and flying over a world stage alongside Soviet generals, American men in black and Shaw, now fortified with superpowers and a cool number, Emma Frost (January Jones, sullen, bosomy). Mr. Vaughn, whose last movie was the modestly scaled “Kick-Ass,” keeps the mutants, locales and narrative elements from blurring together and sometimes gives the proceedings a nice jolt, as in a forcible tooth extraction seen from inside a gaping mouth.

The defining virtue of the first X-Men movies was the seriousness that Mr. Singer brought to this saga of mutants uneasily sharing fates and plotlines with humans. His signature unsmiling approach at times tipped into overkill, like cement shoes on a drowning bunny. Yet his moody lighting and characters also worked as a countervailing force to the camp that has often clung to comic-book movies ever since George Clooney ran amok in a Bat codpiece. Movies like the original “X-Men” turned the ethos that shaped what’s been called the Dark Age of comic books into blockbuster gold (“Spider-Man” and the rebooted “Batman” shortly followed) and fed harder-edged small flicks like “Kick-Ass” and “Scott Pilgrim vs. the World,” which push and pull between comic-book super-parody and super-solemnity.

“X-Men: First Class” is plenty serious, mostly in its ambitions for world box office domination. With its spy-on-spy globetrotting, old-fashioned villains (we’re back in the U.S.S.R. for a few scenes), flirty but prematurely swinging minis and fan-boy bits (look for an eye-blink-fast tribute to “Basic Instinct” and a cameo from the cult actor Michael Ironside), the whole enterprise has an agreeable lightness, no small thing, given its rapidly moving parts. The weighty themes — post-Holocaust defiance and post-Stonewall pride — are still in play but less laboriously. “Never again,” vows Erik, raising the freak flag. It’s a gesture that the “X-Men” faithful, already schooled in the rights of man and mutant, can dutifully nod at while they and everyone else groove to the sounds of “Green Onions” and the sight of the former Mrs. Don Draper on ice.

X-MEN: FIRST CLASS

Opens on Friday nationwide.

Directed by Matthew Vaughn; written by Mr. Vaughn, Ashley Edward Miller, Zack Stentz and Jane Goldman, based on a story by Sheldon Turner and Bryan Singer and the Marvel Comics series by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby; director of photography, John Mathieson; edited by Lee Smith and Eddie Hamilton; music by Henry Jackman; production design by Chris Seagers; costumes by Sammy Sheldon; produced by Lauren Shuler Donner, Simon Kinberg, Gregory Goodman and Mr. Singer; released by 20th Century Fox. Running time: 2 hours 10 minutes.

WITH: James McAvoy (Charles), Michael Fassbender (Erik Lehnsherr), Kevin Bacon (Sebastian Shaw/Dr. Schmidt), Rose Byrne (Moira MacTaggert), January Jones (Emma Frost), Oliver Platt (MIB), Jennifer Lawrence (Raven/Mystique), Nicholas Hoult (Hank/Beast), Zoe Kravitz (Angel Salvadore/Wings), Jason Flemyng (Azazel), Lucas Till (Alex Summers/Havok), Caleb Landry Jones (Cassidy/Banshee), Alex Gonzalez (Janos Questad/Riptide) and Edi Gathegi (Darwin Armondo).

X-Men: First Class - Official Trailer (youtube)


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