Starring Nicolas Cage as the father of a kid, this action-thriller seems to overcome the inadequacies of this Director Alex Proyas’ earlier film in 1998, ‘Dark City.’ ‘Knowing’ is somewhat different by reason of the fact that it tries to give interpretations to codes discovered by the son of a professor.
In 1958, an elementary school proposes to collect some drawings from the children to be stored in a time capsule. All the children are busy sketching while one little mysterious girl writes down numbers arbitrarily in a row. Fifty years later, the professor’s son gets hold of this inscrutable message and challenges his dad to decipher it. On trying to figure out the interpretation, the professor comes off with some frightful predictions that is expected to cause destruction on a global scale.
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In desperation to prove his mettle, win his girl friend (Anna Faris) and steal the limelight by securing the honorable post at the police academy, the head of security, Ronnie Barnhardt (Seth Rogen) works hard to catch a flasher who poses a serious threat to the mall and its patrons. His work place is the Forest Ridge Mall where he has to contend shoplifters and all those who threaten the security of the mall. Ronnie is presently thrilled about his latest responsibility of tying down a flasher who for sometime had been creating trouble for the occupants of the mall. Just when he believes that there is a good opportunity presenting itself for him to achieve his goals, Detective Harrison (Ray Liotta) enters the scene and on learning that Ronnie’s boss has put the detective in charge of alleviating the problem, Ronnie is totally distraught.
Directed and Written by Jody Hill, it is just another verson of Paul Blart: Mall Cop, there are funny moments which would give you laughs but ultimately it is disappointing.
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Kirk Jones has tried to give something entirely different for his action fans, the dialogue is completely in the form of rap. So it’s quite natural that only an audience who fancy rap music and ‘gangster movies’ would appreciate it.
The film begins with the protagonist, Kirk wanting very much to quit street life. There’s a crime fight going on where the opponents are gunned down, Kirk is caught in the crossfire and is in the midst of bloodshed. As you see, it is a simple premise but a novel presentation which has not so far been attempted by anyone.
To all you rap music lovers, you are invited to tune in.
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Hitman Jake Lead (Sergio d’Amato) is unable to complete his latest assignment of eliminating Nina Conrad (Charis Michelsen). Though he begins following her with the intent of obliterating her, he suddenly feels he is connected to her and ends up wanting very much to save her life. The two are on the run and are eventually caught up in a series of violent attacks.
Directed and written by Josh Evans, this action / adventure has some thrilling scenes.
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The makers of Watchmen have done a worthwhile job through the adaptation of the critically acclaimed novel which in people’s opinion was considered ‘impossible to be made into a film.’ This is certainly the one that would gratify the audience’s appetite for a modish action film with breath taking visual effects. Riddled with violence and sex, you would agree that this is not for children.
The plot focuses on a group of masked and costumed vigilantes called Watchmen investigating the death of The Comedian, who eventually discover that someone is attempting to wipe out the Watchmen. Driven to uncover the truth behind The Comedian’s murder, Rorschach gets his former team, who have now retired, to delve into the mystery surrounding the death. In the process, they discover horrifying truths including the Russians having a nuclear war with the Americans.
Snyder and writers David Hayter and Alex Tse have accomplished a complex task of living up to the expectations of Watchmen fans while crafting a comprehensible movie, eliminating substantial parts of the novel, for those who haven’t read the Watchmen. Enjoy it.
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Mike Riggins, a former US Special forces operative is imprisoned in Eastern Europe. In exchange for rescuing an American woman, Ana Gale who had been kidnapped by a merciless warlord, he is promised his freedom and money. But before long he releases Ana, he comes to know that the scheme was a subterfuge. With practically no help in the hostile country, Mike has to save himself as well as Ana from the clutches of this horrendous place.
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Directed by Steve Carr, here’s a comedy that would involve the audience with its story of a security guard, Paul Blart (Kevin James) of a mall who aspires to become a cop someday. He finds it difficult to achieve his goal due to his over weight body. The time finally arrives when he is presented with an opportunity to prove himself and that’s when a gang of criminals captures a mall and take hostages. His sense of duty makes him take on the responsibility of rescuing the people in the mall. |
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Johnny Sanchez (Ernie Reyes, Jr.) is in prison and during his sentence he fights in the gladiators war organised by warden, Harbin Rask (John Savage). The money he earns the hard way, he sends it to his lover and son, Oscar whom he hasn’t seen for years. Johnny is given a second chance at life by the warden who sponsors him to a tournament, The Red Canvas. And this time, he realizes it’s going to be more tough than one can imagine. Click here to watch ‘The Red Canvas’ 
Written and directed by Brian King, this is a story of two passengers and a conductor who while travelling in a night train discover that a person is dead. On being tempted by the valuables on the dead body, they decide to take the diamonds and discard the body to make it appear that such a person never boarded the train. What is really disturbing is they cut the body into pieces so as to fit it into a small trunk. Click here to watch ‘Night Train’
Directed by John Gulager, it is the story of a combat with the beasts where the survivors are helped by one Shot Bus Gus to travel to the big city. On their way, karate expert Jean-Claude Seagal equips them with knowledge about the origin of these beasts, who are said to have come from a place called “The Hive.” Given this information, they work to ruin the beasts. Click here to watch ‘ Feast 3: The Happy Finish’
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