Have you ever noticed the big gadget that rests usually in the hands of film director? Yes, it is the megaphone used to enhance the quality of sound that director makes throughout the shooting of a film. Generally most of gadgets come with cone shape which constrict at the start and slowly widens its mouth to the ending part.
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26 years passed since Transformers first appeared on Television. It all started with toys for children. Evil Decepticons and defenders of all good Autobots. Over the past decade, Transformers has become more than just a toy line, countless comic books and TV series, movies and video games have been released.
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SPOILER ALERT: This is my interpretation of the ending to the movie Inception. If you have not seen the movie and do not want it spoiled for you please stop reading here. However it is a superb film and is now available on video so I strongly urge you to watch it.
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BOTTOM LINE: Boring, tedious and completely lifeless with no sense of wonder or mystery, this film about the afterlife is the perfect cure for insomnia, despite some notable key ingredients that, if they had been used properly, could have made for a much better film. THE GOOD: One of the aspects of this film that could have had the potential to make it quite interesting is its broad scope narrative, telling three parallel stories in different countries while integrating real-life tragic events which are used to provide a haunting message of faith and belief in the after life.
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This begins with a behind-the-scenes story from network television. In 1982 a prolific television producer was pitching a script for a new television mini-series that he had written. The producer’s name was Kenneth Johnson who had worked on successful television programs such as The Six-Million Dollar Man, The Bionic Woman, and The Incredible Hulk.
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I recently viewed Disney’s heart pounding Apocalypto and was once again impressed with good ole goy Mel’s ability to spin an engaging, adrenalin filled and entertaining yarn, albeit historically questionable and slanted towards savagery. Considering the Mayan people mastered astronomy, architecture, mathematics, writing and other significant, high-functioning components of that culture, and that he barely even touches on it, was a short sighted decision. They were a fascinating, gifted, brutal people that ruled their expansive region of east Central America for over 4000 years.
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Yet another alien attack and yet another chance for a bunch of US Marines to shout battle cries as they save the world. Wait. Battle: Los Angeles isn’t about the world; it’s about Los Angeles and well…honestly who cares about it, right?
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This season has had its ups and downs without the personality of Simon Cowell there is a definite positive spin on the season. Without much of the discouraging harsh words in the beginning stages, Steven Tyler offers great criticism but is in a way, a little too nice. Idol seems to be missing a lot of its previous edge that it once had.
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Piscean, good-looking, scintillating dancer, an out-and-out vegetarian, loves his mom’s cooking, Shahid Kapur with all his modesty comes across as a boy next door. But there’s more to this talented actor. Take a sneak peek and get a closer look at Shahid’s journey in the show world till now.
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Review of the Darren Aronofsky ballet-centered psychological thriller starring Natalie Portman. Portman plays a ballerina offered a challenging role: both the white and black swans in Swan Lake. She tries her best, but the deeper she gets into the role, the closer she gets to madness. Also starring Mila Kunis, Seymour Casssel, KBarbara Hershey and Winona Ryder.
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