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Bojana Novakovic

Tue, 29 May 2012 23:19:32 +0000

Bojana Novakovic

This Means War

Tue, 22 May 2012 07:13:25 +0000

This Means War
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Reese Witherspoon

Chris Pine

Tom Hardy

After seeing the previews, I had already been convinced that I wanted to see This Means War – romantic comedy spy movie – right up my alley. My hubby wasn’t similarly convinced.

After getting tickets to an advance screening, we both went – and ended up pleasantly surprised. This Means War was funny, really funny – Chelsea Handler was the hidden gem of the movie.

The movie never took itself too seriously, which was refreshing – it had a few heartfelt moments, but nothing too sappy. It stayed on the side of comedy over romance, and wasn’t overly predictable.

There’s certainly enough action to keep the guys interested, with enough story to keep us gals entertained. And plenty of laughs for everyone.

Bel Ami

Tue, 22 May 2012 07:13:17 +0000

Bel Ami
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Christina Ricci

Robert Pattinson

‘Come and meet my wife’

With these words Charles Forestier opens a new world for his former friend and ex-soldier Georges Duroy. A world where a poor, working man can only dream of. A world where the high society has its own rules, where sex is power, where power leads to connections, where connections lead to the top and where the top is dominated by corruption and intrigues.

It’s the world of Belle Epoque Paris at the end of the 19th century, with its carriages and boudoirs,its beautiful salons and ladies in stunning dresses.

Georges Duroy, a poor, handsome man with no special talents but with the strong ambition to become rich and important, takes the invitation of his wealthy friend and puts his first steps on the social ladder. Uncertain and awkward in the beginning, looking how to behave in this elitist company he learns fast, conquers the hearts of the wives of influential men (by sleeping with them) to break them shamelessly when a better opportunity shows up.

Bel ami, film adaptation of the famous classic novel by Guy de Maupassant, is an adult tale of the rise of Georges Duroy to the top but also of the dubious and corrupt relationships between politicians and journalists. These themes are still actual and recognizable, which makes the movie very accessible. The film makers did a big effort in creating a wonderful setting as authentic as possible. Also the costumes are a joy to watch.

The performances were very well done IMO.

Though Robert Pattinson was only 23 when he took this role he held his own against experienced actresses as Uma Thurman, Christina Ricci and Kristin Scott Thomas who brought respectively the intelligent Madeleine, the frivolous Clotilde and the devote Virginie convincingly to life. Because of his strong screen presence and the way he showed Georges’ evolution from a beginning casanova to the cad he became, Rob nailed the character and showed that he can have a bright future as an actor.

Bel ami, though it has dark themes, is entertaining and has more than once funny moments apart from several steamy sex scenes. It depends of each one’s perception of the movie but I can’t help but being amused by Georges’conquests or is it Robert Pattinson who has succeeded to make an unlikeable character likable?

If you love period movies, it’s a must see. If you don’t love them, you may do after Bel ami.

Emmanuelle 5

Mon, 21 May 2012 18:24:55 +0000

Emmanuelle 5
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Monique Gabrielle

Another in the series with Monique Gabrielle playing Emmanuelle this time. I think shes the hottest one out of the group that play the part. This time shes just having bad luck everywhere from Cannes to a South American country

The Best of Zac Efron

Mon, 21 May 2012 18:24:55 +0000

The Best of Zac Efron
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Zac Efron

These photo and video clips will get you hot and bothered.

The Matrix Revolutions

Mon, 21 May 2012 18:24:55 +0000

The Matrix Revolutions
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Monica Bellucci

…that this film is not getting the credit it deserves. It is in my opinion one of the most underrated films of all time along with The Matrix Reloaded. Revolutions is undoubtedly different from the previous films both in general and in terms of tone but why is that necessarily a bad thing? I won’t be so arrogant as to say that the people who don’t like this film are unintelligent. Whether or not people like a film or not is a subjective matter but I can’t help feeling that the people who dislike (or even hate) this film are missing something because Revolutions is an intelligent, entertaining, beautiful, sad and moving picture.

The acting of all three films have been a mixed bag and although I usually join in the bashing of Keanu Reeves I find him strangely fitting for the part of Neo. His voice is not the perfect voice due to its monotonous tone but his body language is very good and sometimes even great and that is the case in Revolutions as well. Carrie-Anne Moss plays her character like she did in film two and that is neither particularly good or bad but a decent performance. Laurence Fishbourne’s character has been reduced somewhat for the final part of the series but I found that the lines he did have were delivered with conviction and experience. As most people know Gloria Foster died before finishing her scenes for Revolutions and thus a different actress was cast to take over. The choice fell on Mary Alice and while she is no where near as good as Foster she is decent enough. Ian Bliss gets a chance to show his worth in the third film and personally I found his scenes to be among the most interesting of the film and his uncanny imitation of Weaving was spot on. Most of the secondary cast from Reloaded returns in their parts in Revolutions and they all do decent jobs with their characters. Harry J. Lennix (Lock) improved his character tremendously in spite of limited screen time. Hugo Weaving still provides the best acting in the film and steals every one of his regrettably limited number of scenes. He is probably my all time favorite screen bad guy. He manages to show the change in his character remarkably well considering how limited his screen time is. Agent Smith exhibits an increasing amount of human traits including anger, hatred, jealousy and even a sly sense of humor. This change happens to mirror Neo’s growing understanding of the machines. Neo and Smith are linked in that way as well.

The effects are of course extraordinary which was to be expected after the stellar effects in the second film. Although there weren’t as many scenes inside The Matrix this time around I still found the effects of the “real” world to be awe inspiring at the least and the battle for Zion was an incredible display of special effects. Of course the directors never lost sight of the people involved in the battle making it more tense had it only been effects. The climactic battle between Neo and Smith is quite simply stunning. It takes roughly 15 minutes and I for one hardly breathed in those 15 minutes. All three Matrix films have been inspired by Japanese animé comics and that is very visible in the final battle as one can’t help but think of Dragonball for instance. The action in that particular scene is frighteningly well done and I got the chills when I watched it in the cinema. Very well done.

The story is darker in this film than in either of the previous films but that is to be expected as the first film was about birth and the second about life. Obviously that means that the third is about the inevitable end that must come to us all: Death. This does that the tone of the film becomes much darker and I felt that was good. This did that the film distanced itself from the previous films in the series and rather than become another rerun the film becomes its own entirely and that is both its weakness and its strength. I think it is its strength as it increases the originality of the film but apparently a lot of people didn’t like the interpretation that the third film represents as is clear from the bashing the film has gotten from audiences and critics alike. The film does still have great symbolic value and you can interpret the film in a great number of ways like the previous films. For me this improves the film(s) greatly as you can watch it again and again and still find new things that will renew your interest.

Sadly I cannot make you love this film as much as I do because that would defeat the purpose of the film which is to make people think for themselves. My conclusion about Revolutions is that you will either love or you will hate it but in my opinion Revolutions is almost as good as the first one and one of the best films I have ever seen.

9/10 – On my top 10 of best films.

Magic Mike

Mon, 21 May 2012 18:24:48 +0000

Magic Mike
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Channing Tatum

In Theaters June 29, 2012 – No reviews yet

Elena Satine

Sat, 19 May 2012 12:23:46 +0000

Elena Satine

Nina Rae, Will Powers

Sat, 19 May 2012 05:00:00 +0000

Porn man Will Powers lets out a low wolf whistle as stunning blond prostitute Nina Rae walks past his hotel. She is wearing the classic hooker uniform of a tight but revealing leather jacket and a leopardskin mini skirt – so slutty and so pumping sexy! Up in the hotel room, with promises of money later on, Nina gets down on her knees and sucks Will she also bends over and Will lifts up the back of her dress to lick and finger both her holes. He slides in behind the pretty blond on the sofa, pounding her from the back slutty Nina, wanting to get some film x orgasmic pleasure of her own, stimulates her clit with a powerful Hitachi vibrator.

Linda Ronstadt

Fri, 18 May 2012 03:31:51 +0000

Linda Ronstadt