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Offspring (2009): Watch Movie Online

noreply@blogger.com (Luky Romeo) — Mon, 12 Oct 2009 01:28:00 +0000

Movie: Offspring
Year: 2009
Famous Actors: Jessica Butler, Leigh Feldpausch, Stephen Grey, Amy Hargreaves
Director: Andrew van den Houten
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District 9 (2009): Movie Soundtrack

noreply@blogger.com (Luky Romeo) — Sat, 10 Oct 2009 03:34:00 +0000

Movie: District 9 (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
Year: 2009
Original Music By: Clinton Shorter

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District 9 (*****)
I Want That Arm (****)
She Calls (****)
Exosuit (*****)
Harvesting Material (****)
Heading Home (****)
A Lot of Secrets (*****)
Back to D9 (****)
Wikus Is Still Running (****)
Get Him Talking (****)
Prawnkus (*****)

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Pandorum (2009): HD Theatrical Trailer

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Pandorum (2009): Movie Information

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Pandorum (2009)

Genre: Sci-Fi, Thriller
Duration: 1 hrs. 48 min.
Starring: Ben Foster, Dennis Quaid, Norman Reedus, Cam Gigandet, Cung Le,
Director: Christian Alvart
Producer: Jeremy Bolt, Martin Moszkowicz, Paul W.S. Anderson, Robert Kulzer
Distributor: Overture Films
Release Date: September 25, 2009
Writer: Travis Milloy

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:: Synopsis
In PANDORUM, Dennis Quaid (Vantage Point, The Express) and Ben Foster (3:10 to Yuma, Alpha Dog) join Cam Gigandet (Never Back Down, Twilight), Cung Le (Tekken, Fighting), newcomer Antje Traue, and director Christian Alvart (Antibodies) to tell the terrifying story of two crew members stranded on a spacecraft who quickly â€“ and horrifically â€“ realize they are not alone.

Two astronauts awaken in a hyper-sleep chamber aboard a seemingly abandoned spacecraft. It's pitch black, they are disoriented, and the only sound is a low rumble and creak from the belly of the ship. They can't remember anything: Who are they? What is their mission?

With Lt. Payton (Quaid) staying behind to guide him via radio transmitter, Cpl. Bower (Foster) ventures deep into the ship and begins to uncover a terrifying reality. Slowly the spacecraft's shocking, deadly secrets are revealed...and the astronauts find their own survival is more important than they could ever have imagined.

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Pandorum (2009): Movie Review

noreply@blogger.com (Luky Romeo) — Wed, 07 Oct 2009 20:19:00 +0000

Pandorum (2009)
Linda Cook

Shades of "Sunshine," here's another futuristic science fiction yarn with hope at its core.

"Pandorum" is a mental state that space travelers sometimes develop. And the question that's posed to viewers throughout this fast-paced story is: Which, if any, of these crew members is suffering from pandorum, which can involve violent tendencies and hallucinations?

An overpopulated planet Earth has dispatched a group of voyagers, presumably to a new planet. The ship is the Elysium, and its crew is waking up from a long sleep - at least some of them are regaining consciousness.

They're bewildered, afraid and unsure of their purpose. Cpl. Bowers (Ben Foster) realizes that he is part of some sort of mission, but he's not sure what it is. He and Lt. Payton (Dennis Quaid), the ship's captain, try to piece things together as they rediscover the ship and its controls.

When Bowers ventures forth, he finds himself trapped in a darkened tunnel, where cannibalistic aliens continue to hunt him. In fact, they set traps for him. More and more, Bowers comes to believe that he needs to get to the ship's reactor. That is, if he can stay alive while he dodges the hideous creatures he seems to encounter at every turn.

Bower and Payton aren't the only humans who have awakened aboard the ship. Bowers also meets the distrustful Nadia (Antje Traue) and a warrior (Cung Le) who cannot speak English. They realize that they must defend each other in order to survive their journey to the reactor.

Payton finds yet another human named Gallo whose jitteriness makes Payton uneasy. Could Gallo be suffering from pandorum? Gallo shows up covered in blood, but whose blood is it?

This is edge-of-your-seat fun. Yes, it's a bit of a stalk 'n' slash, but it's also a little of "Alien" and "The Descent," too. It's a nicely crafted mystery, too, because the audience is kept unaware of who really is a villain until the very end, which is quite satisfying.

All of the performers are very capable. They give their characters personalities that we can believe in and root for, with the help of succinct expository dialogue. Quaid stays in command even when he wonders whether he really can maintain control.

This is a good year for science fiction fans. Here's another movie that's well worth seeing on the big screen.

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The Invention of Lying (2009): First Look

noreply@blogger.com (Luky Romeo) — Wed, 07 Oct 2009 20:16:00 +0000

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The Invention of Lying (2009): Movie Review

noreply@blogger.com (Luky Romeo) — Wed, 07 Oct 2009 20:05:00 +0000

The Invention of Lying (2009)
Joe Williams

'The Invention Of Lying' Los Angeles Premiere - Arrivals

'The Invention Of Lying' Los Angeles Premiere - Red Carpet

Imagine an alternate universe in which everyone always tells the truth. It would be paradise, right?

Wrong, says Ricky Gervais, who co-wrote, co-directed and stars in "The Invention of Lying." The truth is brutal, and the only thing that keeps us from demeaning all the imperfect people in our lives is altruistic dishonesty.

In the movie, the man who discovers deceit, a struggling screenwriter named Mark Bellison, gets rich, gets the girl and gets hailed as a prophet.

This topsy-turvy flick is fitfully funny, but more often it's just odd, like the first draft of a "Twilight Zone" episode that's missing its moral. It takes place in a drab world of forthright insults and bared feelings.

Blind date Anna (Jennifer Garner) greets Mark by saying he's too chubby to successfully seduce her; their waiter confesses he hates his job and just took a sip of Anna's margarita.

After Mark is rudely dismissed from an educational-film company, he becomes the beneficiary of a bank error. Soon he finds that he can multiply his money, win back his job and seduce women by saying "things that aren't."

Yet we're supposed to regard Mark as a hero. He feigns compassion for a suicidal neighbor (Jonah Hill) and comforts his dying mother (Fionnula Flanagan) with a vision of "a man in the sky" who will welcome her with open arms.

As word spreads about this newly discovered God, Mark is hailed as His messenger, and marriage-minded Anna is torn between the prophet and a rival screenwriter with superior genes (Rob Lowe).

Ruefully smiling behind his trademark protective shell, Gervais makes it hard to sift through the mixed messages. On the one hand, he's dared to direct a mainstream movie asserting that God is a convenient fiction. In the other hand he's clutching a valentine, hoping we'll forgive and forget.

"The Invention of Lying" is an ambitious attempt to smash the wedding cake and eat it, too; but to say it succeeds would be stretching the truth.

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The Invention of Lying (2009): Movie Information

noreply@blogger.com (Luky Romeo) — Wed, 07 Oct 2009 19:54:00 +0000

The Invention of Lying (2009)

Genre: Comedy, Romantic
Duration: 1 hr. 40 min.
Starring: Jennifer Garner, Ricky Gervais, Rob Lowe, Tina Fey, Jonah Hill,
Director: Matthew Robinson, Ricky Gervais
Producer: Lynda Obst, Oly Obst
Distributor: Warner Bros. Pictures
Release Date: October 2, 2009
Writer: Matthew Robinson, Ricky Gervais

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:: Synopsis
From Ricky Gervais, the award-winning creator and star of the original BBC series 'The Office' and HBO's 'Extras,' comes the new romantic comedy 'The Invention of Lying,' which takes place in an alternate reality where lying--even the concept of a lie--does not exist. Everyone--from politicians to advertisers to the man and woman on the street--speaks the truth and nothing but the truth with no thought of the consequences. But when a down-on-his-luck loser named Mark suddenly develops the ability to lie, he finds that dishonesty has its rewards. In a world where every word is assumed to be the absolute truth, Mark easily lies his way to fame and fortune. But lies have a way of spreading, and Mark begins to realize that things are getting a little out of control when some of his tallest tales are being taken as, well, gospel. With the entire world now hanging on his every word, there is only one thing Mark has not been able to lie his way into: the heart of the woman he loves.

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Surrogates (2009): First Look

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Surrogates (2009): HD Theatrical Trailer

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Surrogates (2009)

Genre: Action, Sci-Fi, Triller
Duration: 1 hrs. 29 min.
Starring: Bruce Willis, Radha Mitchell, Rosamund Pike, Ving Rhames,
Director: Jonathan Mostow
Producer: David Hoberman, Elizabeth Banks, Max Handelman, Todd Lieberman
Distributor: Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures, Touchstone Pictures
Release Date: September 25, 2009
Writer: Michael Ferris

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:: Synopsis
People are living their lives remotely from the safety of their own homes via robotic surrogates-sexy, physically perfect mechanical representations of themselves.

It's an idealworld where crime, pain, fear and consequences don't exist. When the first murder in years jolts this utopia, FBI agent Greer (BRUCE WILLIS) discovers a vast conspiracy behind the surrogate phenomenon and must abandon his own surrogate, risking his life to unravel the mystery.

A gripping action thriller directed by Jonathan Mostow ('Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines,' 'Breakdown') which also stars RADHA MITCHELL, ROSAMUND PIKE, BORIS KODJOE, JAMES FRANCIS GINTY, MICHAEL CUDLITZ, JAMES CROMWELL and VING RHAMES.

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Zombieland (2009): HD Theatrical Trailer

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noreply@blogger.com (Luky Romeo) — Wed, 07 Oct 2009 19:16:00 +0000

Zombieland (2009)

Genre: Action, Comedy, Horror
Duration: 1 hrs. 21 min.
Starring: Abigail Breslin, Woody Harrelson, Emma Stone, Jesse Eisenberg,
Director: Ruben Fleischer
Producer: Gavin Polone
Distributor: Columbia Pictures (Sony Pictures Entertainment)
Release Date: October 2, 2009
Writer: Paul Wernick, Rhett Reese

:: Synopsis
Columbus (Jesse Eisenberg) has made a habit of running from what scares him. Tallahassee (Woody Harrelson) doesn't have fears. If he did, he'd kick their ever-living ass. In a world overrun by zombies, these two are perfectly evolved survivors. But now, they're about to stare down the most terrifying prospect of all: each other.

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Jennifer's Body (2009): Movie Review

noreply@blogger.com (Luky Romeo) — Wed, 07 Oct 2009 18:59:00 +0000

WHAT'S IT ABOUT?

Jennifer Check and Anita "Needy" Lesnicky are lifelong best friends and high school students in tiny Devil's Kettle, Minnesota. Needy is the practical, bookish counterpart to small-town sexpot cheerleader Jennifer, who controls most everyone around her — Needy included — with knowing relish using her hypnotic good looks. After Jennifer and Needy escape a grisly fire at the local dive bar, Jennifer is whisked away in a creeper van by the band that was playing there, despite Needy's pleas not to. In a "sell your soul for rock and roll"-style move, the fame-hungry indie rockers, Low Shoulder, kill Jennifer in an occult, virgin sacrifice ceremony, which goes awry because Jennifer isn't one. After being left for dead, Jennifer shows up at Needy's house covered in blood, spewing black bile and grinning wickedly.

The next day, amidst the fire tragedy aftermath, Devil's Kettle's star football player is found disemboweled and half-eaten in the woods adjacent to the school. Jennifer, of course, did it, and after the vixen kills a sweet emo boy, she confesses to Needy (after a too-brief girl-on-girl makeout session complete with heavy tongue close-ups), that the botched sacrifice turned her into a demon, and that she becomes happier and more beautiful — and thus deadlier — after she feasts on the blood of horny high school boys. Needy does some research in the occult section of the high school library and discovers her best friend is indeed a pawn of the devil. Needy warns her boyfriend Chip to watch out for Jennifer, and consequently finds herself covered in bile with Chip dead in her arms at the prom because he doesn't. Then she seeks revenge.

WHO'S IN IT?

The ever enjoyable Amanda Seyfried takes the lead as plain jane Needy, and Johnny Simmons is her sweet, doting boyfriend Chip. Adam Brody, doing a spot-on Brandon Flowers impression, is the killer front man of Low Shoulder. Amy Sedaris makes a too-brief cameo as Needy's mom and Juno's dad J.K. Simmons is a high school teacher with an unexplained hook for a hand. Megan Fox is in it too.

WHAT'S GOOD?

Diablo Cody's script is smart, funny and infinitely more interesting than the typical teen slasher swill. The movie revels in its gory moments without being gratuitous and employs a healthy amount of sex without coming off like it's pandering to horny teens. Rather, Jennifer's Body is the perfect template for the incomparably hot Megan Fox to use her looks as a plot-forwarding mechanism. This is a professionally signficant departure from her eye candy turns in the Transformers movies and lets Fox prove that she can actually act. There's no one else in Hollywood right now better suited to this role. Fox's performance is unhinged and charming, and she makes good use of all the Diablo Cody-isms ("You need a mani bad. You should find a Chinese chick to buff your situation."), that devil-may-care Jennifer gets to utter. The love/hate best friend relationship is interesting, and there's a load of good-girl-gone-wrong catharsis in Seyfried's revenge-fueled rampage. Cody and director Karyn Kusama are adept in skillfully, if a bit condescendingly, creating a convincing depiction of a small Midwestern town, which serves as the perfect ultra-real backdrop for the story.

WHAT'S BAD?

Cody's unique style adds the perfect quirk factor to what could otherwise be run-of-the-mill cinematic garbage.The Cody-isms, however, sometimes come off as cloying when they aren't being uttered by Fox. Also, hopeful Fox worshippers might be disappointed that the sexually radiant actress, despite her character's penchant for using sex to lure her victims, doesn't actually bare anything that necessitates the film's R-rating.

PARTING SHOT

With its surprising plot twists, a snarky bff vs. bff subplot and Cody's flair for linguistics, Jennifer's Body is a smart horror flick for anyone who enjoys jolly gore or Megan Fox in a mini-skirt.

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Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs (2009): Movie Review

noreply@blogger.com (Luky Romeo) — Wed, 07 Oct 2009 18:53:00 +0000

WHAT’S IT ABOUT?

Based on the beloved children’s book by Judi and Ron Barrett, Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs tells the tale of Flint Lockwood, an eccentric young inventor who spends his days in a makeshift laboratory, building monkey-thought translators, spray-on shoes, “hair unbalder” serums and other strange creations. Regarded as a troublemaker and a nuisance by the residents of the small town of Swallow Falls, Flint dreams of one day making something that will win their respect and earn him a place alongside the Edisons and Da Vincis of the world.

Flint thinks his latest invention, a machine that turns ordinary water into gourmet meals at the touch of a button, just might do the trick. But his big unveiling goes predictably awry when his machine launches like a rocket through Swallow Falls, laying waste to the town square before eventually disappearing into the stratosphere.

Just when it appears that the townsfolk have finally had enough of Flint’s antics, salvation arrives in the form of cheeseburgers raining from the sky, thrilling the throngs of hungry people below. Success! Flint’s machine actually works — albeit not quite in the manner he originally intended.

WHO’S IN IT?

Lending his voice to the character of Flint is Bill Hader, a Saturday Night Live regular who’s appeared in small roles in a ton of high-profile comedies, including Tropic Thunder, Pineapple Express and Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian. Anna Faris (The House Bunny) co-stars as Sam Sparks, a weathergirl whose bubbly on-screen persona masks a keen intellect she’s terrified to reveal — lest she be branded a “nerd” and shunned by the community of shallow, talking-head news correspondents.

Evil Dead star Bruce Campbell voices the sleazy, manipulative Mayor Shelbourne, a wildly ambitious politician who eyes Flint’s invention as his ticket to higher office. James Caan (The Godfather) plays Flint’s well-meaning but emotionally distant father Tim, a blue-collar fisherman who can’t find a way to relate to his brainy offspring. And fans of A-Team and Rocky III will instantly recognize the voice of Mr. T as Earl Devereaux, the tough-minded town cop whose job is devoted primarily to preventing Flint from inadvertently destroying the town. Rounding out the main cast is Neil Patrick Harris (Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle) as Flint’s trusted monkey assistant, Steve.

WHAT’S GOOD?

The animation of Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs is truly a joy to behold. With each successive meal that falls from the sky comes a brilliant new array of patterns and colors, all of which burst from the screening in dazzling 3-D. Directors Phil Lord and Christopher Miller rightly recognize the visual potential of the source material, with its endless variety of colorful food items, and serve up a delicious buffet of brilliantly-rendered set pieces.

But the film isn’t just a bundle of digital eye candy. Perhaps most pleasantly surprising about the film is the script’s sharp wit and clever observations, which help make the experience enjoyable on a cerebral as well as visceral level.

WHAT’S BAD?

Lord and Miller, who also co-wrote the adapted screenplay, did a generally solid job expanding the relatively thin source material for the big screen, but the story still feels weak at times. It’s just engaging enough to keep you interested, but not quite enough to make a lasting impression.

PARTING SHOT

Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs is something of a culinary rollercoaster. As food first begins to fall from the sky, you might find yourself feeling a bit hungry. But as the plot progresses and Flint’s machine starts to spin out of control, bombarding the town with every kind of slop imaginable, don’t be surprised if your stomach starts to get a little queasy!

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Love Happens (2009): Movie Review

noreply@blogger.com (Luky Romeo) — Wed, 07 Oct 2009 18:45:00 +0000

WHAT’S IT ABOUT?

Pity there aren’t more stringent “truth in labeling” laws for movies like Love Happens. From the film’s title and its innumerable ads featuring stars Jennifer Aniston and Aaron Eckhart locked in a smiling embrace, one might reasonably assume Love Happens to be a charming romantic comedy, in which its two attractive leads bicker and flirt for a breezy 85 minutes before finally realizing that they’re meant for each other.

That assumption would be catastrophically incorrect, for there isn’t much comedy to be found in Love Happens. Nor is there much romance, for that matter. And come to think about it, there really isn’t a whole lot of Jennifer Aniston, exactly one half of the aforementioned misleading embrace, to be found in the movie either. (Click here for Aniston's take on the matter.)

That leaves us with the obvious question: What, then, is Love Happens? It’s a drama centering on the emotional journey of Burke Ryan (Eckhart), a handsome widower who parlays the tragedy of his wife’s untimely death into a bestselling self-help book and a sold-out workshop tour, becoming something like the Tony Robbins of grieving. (He's even aped the walking-on-hot-coals gimmick from the toothy motivational speaker.)

Though his adopted career is a smashing success, not much else is well in Burke’s world. Truth be told, he never truly reconciled himself with his wife’s tragic passing, and has heretofore nursed his denial with a steady diet of alcohol and avoidance. That is until he runs into Eloise Chandler (Aniston), a refreshingly blunt free spirit whose own love life is marked by disappointment and heartbreak. Though just a humble florist with no apparent training in psychology, Eloise immediately sees through the confident, upbeat persona that Burke has carefully constructed. They can ease each other's pain, but the healing won’t begin unless both of them are willing to let down their guard and let love -- wait for it -- happen.

WHO’S IN IT?

In addition to Aniston and Eckhart, Love Happens’ cast includes Dan Fogler (Balls of Fury) as Burke’s smarmy agent and former college roommate, Judy Greer (27 Dresses) as (what else?) Eloise’s quirky sidekick, John Carroll Lynch (Zodiac) as one of Burke’s more skeptical workshop attendees, and Martin Sheen (Apocalypse Now) as his resentful father-in-law.

WHAT’S GOOD?

Misleading marketing aside, Love Happens writer/director Brandon Camp does make an earnest attempt to explore the grieving process of a man who has experienced unspeakable tragedy. Which is better than a saccharine, formulaic romantic comedy, I guess.

WHAT’S BAD?

For all its serious intentions, Love Happens bears all the hallmarks of a slick studio rom-com, including stereotypical supporting characters (his irreverent wing-man, her goofy confidante), contrived comic relief devices (Sheen plays straight man to a crazy parrot!) and manipulative tugs on the heartstrings (too many to mention). The whole experience comes off as sort of a second-rate Cameron Crowe flick.

PARTING SHOT

The climax of Love Happens includes a dramatic “slow clap,” in which the lead character finally breaks down in a cathartic release of pent-up emotion and is rewarded with a slow-building round of applause from onlookers. That’s pretty much all you need to know about this movie.

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Surrogates (2009): Movie Review

noreply@blogger.com (Luky Romeo) — Wed, 07 Oct 2009 18:41:00 +0000

WHAT’S IT ABOUT?

Set sometime in the near future, Surrogates imagines a world in which 99% of its inhabitants live their lives vicariously through “surrogates,” robotic avatars who brave the hazards of the physical world while their schlubby owners sit safely at home in computerized cocoons, experiencing it all via neural sensors affixed to their heads. Think of it as a flesh-and-blood version of World of Warcraft. Or Facebook. Or The Sims. Potential present-day analogies are practically infinite.

As a consequence of mankind’s virtualized existence, violent crime has dropped to an all-time low, since any harm inflicted on a surrogate results in no such injury to its host. Folks are free to go about their increasingly decadent business without fear of the inevitable drawbacks that come with high-risk lifestyles. If their robotic counterpart happens to incur damage, or cease functioning altogether, owners can simply order a replacement from VSI, the suitably dubious mega-corporation in Surrogates that manufactures and markets the robots.

Not everyone is eager to embrace this new world order, of course, and a determined group of quasi-religious luddites, led by a dreadlocked guru aptly named “The Prophet” (Ving Rhames), has assembled in major cities around the world. Eschewing most modern technology, they toil like the Amish in shabby communes as their Prophet regales them with apocalyptic diatribes.

Back in the civilized world, cracks in the utopian edifice form when a pair of surrogate murders result in the deaths of their respective hosts, something heretofore considered impossible. Called in to investigate the first homicides in years, FBI agents Greer (Bruce Willis) and Peters (Radha Mitchell), discover that one of the victims is the son of Canter (James Cromwell), the very man who first invented robotic surrogates. Greer and Peters naturally assume the Prophet and his acolytes to be at the core of the conspiracy, but a nagging question remains: How could they gain access to the advanced technology necessary to create a weapon capable of killing both a surrogate and its host?

WHAT’S GOOD?

Clocking in at a breezy 88 minutes, Surrogates spares its audience the troubling metaphysical questions that so often characterize more ambitious sci-fi projects. Much like the robots at the heart of its story, director Jonathan Mostow’s (Terminator 3) film may be shallow and synthetic, but it sure is pretty to look at. Expect to spend more time contemplating Willis’ absurd blonde wig or Mitchell’s remarkable robotic rack than the implications of society’s increasing disconnect from itself.

WHAT’S BAD?

With its all-too-thin storyline and derivative characters, Surrogates makes for a forgettable, if occasionally entertaining, experience. A subplot involving the increasingly strained relationship between agent Greer and his wife (played by Rosamund Pike), presumably meant to add depth to Willis’ character, feels tedious and unnecessary. A monotonous score telegraphs every decisive moment in the film, ensuring that even the most oblivious viewer is aware that something important is about to happen. And despite director Mostow’s obvious proficiency with visual effects — both practical and digital — some set pieces look cheaply rendered.

PARTING SHOT

There are dozens — dozens — of car crashes in Surrogates, yet not a single airbag deploys. The future, it seems, has no place for proper automobile safety.

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Zombieland (2009): Movie Review

noreply@blogger.com (Luky Romeo) — Wed, 07 Oct 2009 18:29:00 +0000

WHAT’S IT ABOUT?

An American wasteland overrun by undead monsters provides the ideal setting for outrageous comedy in Zombieland, the debut feature from writer/director Ruben Fleischer. Woody Harrelson and Jesse Eisenberg play two human survivors who employ contrasting approaches to staving off the pesky flesh-eaters. Eisenberg’s Columbus is a neurotic worry-wart with a distinct obsessive-compulsive streak and a nagging case of irritable bowel syndrome who survives in Zombieland by adhering to a strict set of rules. Harrelson’s Tallahassee, on the other hand, is a whiskey-swilling cowboy who has no apparent rules of any kind, only a vast arsenal of weapons and an insatiable craving for Twinkies.

After encountering each other on a deserted highway, the two opposites decide to join forces, if only to stave off the maddening solitude of Zombieland. But their numbers soon double when, during an abortive Twinkies expedition at an abandoned supermarket, they’re surprised to find a pair of enterprising young girls, Wichita (Emma Stone) and Little Rock (Abigail Breslin), hiding out in the stockroom. (All the characters are named after their hometowns, if you haven’t figured that out already.)

Though their relationship gets off to a rough start (the seemingly innocent girls rob the gullible boys not once, but twice), the unlikely quartet become fast friends, and together embark on the perilous journey out west — to an abandoned theme park thought to be the only zombie-free sanctuary left on the planet.

THE VERDICT

It may be tempting to compare Zombieland to Shaun of the Dead, thus far the most successful zombie-themed horror-comedy to date, but Fleischer’s film bears little resemblance to UK director Edgar Wright’s indie classic. At its core, Zombieland is really a road-trip comedy in the vein of Vacation, Dumb and Dumber or, well, Road Trip, in which our heroes travel cross-country on a quest, encountering various obstacles along the way. In this case, the obstacles happen to be ravenous, cannibalistic zombies.

And it works, thanks largely the charisma and chemistry of its lead actors and the irreverent wit of Fleischer, who proves that there are still plenty of laughs to be gleaned from the increasingly well-worn zombie oeuvre.

The real hero of Zombieland, however, is Bill Murray. Just when the film exhausts its momentum and starts to meander, the legendary star of Ghostbusters and Groundhog Day arrives unexpectedly on the scene, delivering what is bound to be the most talked-about surprise cameo since Will Ferrell showed up at the end of Wedding Crashers. The presence of Murray and his trademark acerbic, deadpan style injects Zombieland with a welcome jolt of energy, giving it just enough gas to carry us through to the closing credits. (FYI: This is hardly a spoiler — Murray’s cameo is listed on IMDB.)

PARTING SHOT

Zombieland isn’t concerned about messages or metaphors or stern warnings about the future in which society is headed; it just wants to make you laugh and have a good time. In that sense, it’s an unqualified success.

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Love Happens (2009): Watch Movie Online

noreply@blogger.com (Luky Romeo) — Tue, 06 Oct 2009 00:30:00 +0000

Movie: Love Happens
Year: 2009
Famous Actors: Aaron Eckhart, Jennifer Aniston, Dan Fogler,
Director: Brandon Camp
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Movie: Zombieland
Year: 2009
Famous Actors: Jesse Eisenberg, Woody Harrelson, Emma Stone, Abigail Breslin, Amber Heard, Bill Murray, Derek Graf
Director: Ruben Fleischer
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Apocalypto (2006): Movie Soundtrack

noreply@blogger.com (Luky Romeo) — Mon, 05 Oct 2009 03:11:00 +0000

Movie: Apocalypto
Year: 2006
Composer(s): James Horner

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Track List:

1.	From the Forest... (01:55)
2.	Tapir Hunt (01:31)
3.	The Storyteller's Dream (03:41)
4.	Holcane Attack (09:28)
5.	Captives (03:06)
6.	Entering the City with a Future Foretold (06:05)
7.	Sacrificial Procession (03:40)
8.	Words Through the Sky - The Eclipse (05:11)
9.	The Games and Escape (05:15)
10.	An Elusive Quarry (02:15)
11.	Frog Darts (02:45)
12.	No Longer The Hunted (05:50)
13.	Civilisations Brought by Sea (03:20)
14.	To the Forest... (07:41)

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10,000 B.C. (2008): Movie Soundtrack

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Movie: 10,000 B.C.
Year: 2008
Composer(s): Harald Kloser, Thomas Wanker (as Thomas Wander)

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Track List:

1.	Opening (02:43)
2.	Mountain Of The Gods (01:56)
3.	Speech (03:01)
4.	Evolet (02:44)
5.	Mannak Hunt (02:08)
6.	Celebration (01:29)
7.	I Was Not Brave (01:48)
8.	Night Of The Tiger (01:37)
9.	Lead Them (02:28)
10.	Terror Birds (03:22)
11.	Wounded Hunter (01:51)
12.	Food (01:59)
13.	Good-Byes (01:13)
14.	Sea Of Sand (02:41)
15.	Wise Man (01:40)
16.	He Was My Father (01:05)
17.	Mark Of The Hunter (02:45)
18.	Free The Mannaks (01:47)
19.	Not A God (02:35)
20.	You Came For Me (02:06)
21.	The End (03:18)
22.	10,000 BC / End Credits (02:55)

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Pandorum (2009): Watch Movies Online

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Movie: Pandorum
Year:2009
Famous Actors: Dennis Quaid, Ben Foster, Cam Gigandet, Antje Traue, Cung Le
Director: Christian Alvart
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