Movie Making And Movie Review

Warner Bros. was made with the rights of the novel The Stand by Stephen King, and they want to make a movie, or a series of films, to what place. But apparently is being difficult, because they are still losing concerned directors. Now, a rumor of reliable source, said that the next favorite Warner would be Paul Greengrass, famous for the two that made Jason Bourne and his recent Captain Phillips.

The last director was working on the project was Scott Cooper, but ended by abandoning the boat by creative differences with the production. Paul Greengrass would provide a very interesting touch and, apparently, would be the first in the list of those desired by the Warner.

The booth is a novel by Stephen King, published in 1978 with the name of the dance of death, in Spanish. It is a post-apocalyptic story with horror, suspense and fantasy. It is considered by many as the best work of King, even for the same.

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Before the unfortunate fact of the death of actor Paul Walker, is still unknown the release date for Fast And Furious 7. However the fanatics have had the good fortune that it will soon be the previous film of the franchise, Fast And Furious 6, on DVD and Blu-Ray.

Although this is not enough to appease the most anxious of the fans, there is a small thing hidden in that combo that many perhaps no one was expecting: a scene from the seventh part which clarifies one of the moments that are at the end of the film of 2013. As the official launch at home video is not agreed upon until mid-December, I anticipate that is what you will be able to see. Of course, there are spoilers below, so proceed under caution.

And have a Shaw

As you may recall, the timeline for the Fast And Furious change after the kind of reboot that was the fourth edition, virtually in order to use characters that had been seen in the previous films, specifically have (Sung Kang), one of the most popular roles of Challenge Tokyo. However, have died in a somewhat suspicious in that film, but it was not until the sixth film as it is revealed that he was suffering from this destination, and as was the entire event.

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Spike Lee decided to take a risk perhaps too high to carry out the adaptation of Oldboy (2003), the south Korean film directed by Park Chan-wook who later became one of the most well-known and estimated for the Western public, after his presentation at the Cannes Film Festival in 2004 and receiving great praise of the president of the jury of that year, Quentin Tarantino.

But along with the risks purely cinematic (what could bring back to a movie so extreme and particular as Oldboy?), that after the premiere this weekend seem to have confirmed the worst suspicions (it has been said that, while it is quite dark and bloody as the original, is rather more cautious and superficial lines in general), there were others who perhaps were not as expected and that now are more astonishing.

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Playing with the expectation that awaken their movies, Quentin Tarantino advancement during an interview with Jay Leno that again will shoot a story set in the far west. Some of this was now being rumored when the good results of Django Unchained would have fired rumors of a sequel, but the same director denied.

“I can’t talk about this publicly. I have not said this to anybody, but i can say the genre: it is a western” revealed Tarantino last Tuesday in The Tonight Show. “I have great fun doing Django. And he loved the western that after learning how to make one, I would like to do another”, said Tarantino, who conducted the interview on the occasion of the launch of the graphic novel of Django Unchained, edited by DC Comics.

Method of work

Along the chat with Leno, Tarantino also spoke about his creative process and how his routine at the time of write change several years ago. He explained that I used to write in public places in the morning to “make things as easy” and then he went home to write all night.

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In the middle of this year, the author of Fight Club (Fight Club or the Club of the Fight), Chuck Palahniuk, confirmed their plans to write a sequel to his most popular novel, although now it would not be a novel but a traditional graphic novel.

On that occasion, during the Comic Con in San Diego, Palahniuk said that he had already met with artists and illustrators of Marvel and DC Comics to begin developing the book, that this will revive the story and the characters ten years later, and even advancement some details about the frame.

Now the prestigious cult author has provided several additional details of the sequel to Fight Club, but the main question remains if, eventually, the graphic novel will be taken to the cinema to give rise to Fight Club 2, which, in principle, it sounds like something more than likely.

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The developer King knows how to create addictive games able to engage the player with fun and simple mechanical and garnished all with a social component. The question that has already proven with titles like Candy Crush Saga and Saga Pet Rescue, and will now try Papa Pear Saga. A new game for mobile platforms that has triumphed through the social network Facebook and again opts for a direct, simple and gripping from the first second gameplay.

This time it is a healthier and simple game Candy Crush Saga if their characters are attended. And in Pope Pear Saga are fruits and nuts the real stars. It is a skill game where characters shoot the Pope Pear and make them bounce around the screen in the style pinball. All accompanied by attractive graphics, full of color, and a few sound effects that make even move through the menus is entertaining.

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While the director James Mangold promised that we would see many ingredients of the comic strip by Wolverine in the successful The Wolverine, what we saw in the big screen was a mixture of the history that if had been chosen to adapt to the cinema (the Logan in Japan, of course) and a radical alteration in several of the characters, in particular the Silver Samurai, which went from being a villain to a very particular structure robotics unstoppable which only served as a further barrier to the protagonist. Anyway, the director now assured that the plot of The Wolverine 2 also comes from the comics.

A mutant worker

You must remember that recently 20th Century Fox gave the green light to this sequel, with the director returning for this second part and, of course, the actor Hugh Jackman, who accepted repeat the role because he was interested the components that the study and Mangold planned for this new edition of the character’s history. Also remember that Wolverine is what you will be able to see very shortly in X-men: Days of Future past, since it is this that travels by the time next to Kitty Pryde (Ellen Page) to stop the chaos of the present.

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The continuation of Man of Steel, the relaunching of Superman for the big screen, is giving people a lot to talk about with very little. Launching details that make exploit the web area. First, the job name: Batman vs Superman filled with questions to the fans, and now continues with a series of titles that apparently Warner Bros. you have registered for this film, which will link the two superheroes more lockers at the time.

The Batman of Christopher Nolan, dark, more “human”, which we could see in the movies in the trilogy, The Dark Knight (2008), Batman Begins (2005) and The Dark Knight Rises (2012), set a precedent for success that continued with the Man of Steel (2013), directed by Zack Snyder, but under the production supervision of Christopher Nolan.

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The praised Gravity, whose career has resulted in more than 500 million dollars collected worldwide, and even without counting the campaign of the Oscars that might happen around the film, is giving us references like this short film, directed by Jonás Cuarón, son of the Director of the tape, the Mexican Alfonso Cuarón. Aningaaq has been conceived as a short as a spinoff that really symbolizes a famous scene of Gravity-view from the other side, from a fjord of Greenland.

During the final stretch of gravity, tape that recounts the odyssey of the astronaut Ryan Stone (Sandra Bullock) to escape the deadly and lonely outer space, the character was the Russian Soyuz shuttle with a radio that could connect with the Earth, specifically to a man who spoke a strange language, imitated the howls of their dogs and unveiled the crying of a baby who thrilled the bowels of the lost star. As well, thanks to this short we know the face of the man who seemed to mumble absurdness.

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Although it’s clear that Apple technology implanted in making glass screen is the best on the market, is also clear that our new “toy” will not be the one in the test. Not going to play us and we will always try to iphone 5s screen protector their best.

After the world has offered us hundreds of different models of screen protector for our iPhones and iPads, more than one user already knows, that the fact that we have spent 3 or 20 euros either one of them, does not influence good bump that causes a breakage of the screen. If you paste a good whack at the end is broken and also breaks usually pretty scandalous, a thousand shattered glasses corroborate…

Today we are going to present something that appeared to hand Tech 21 at CES (Consumer Electronics Show) this year 2013, which we found quite well for the shows have given us a good screen protector for iPhone 5.

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