Google Play Game Services, a new gaming platform

The leaks of the last days have somewhat overshadowed developer conference Google I / O this year, but during the presentation have been some surprises. One of those rumors that just had to confirm it was the creation of a platform for the growing market for games on smartphones and tablets. With that idea has created Google Play Game Services, a tool similar to the popular GameCenter view in the operating system iOS, but with style.

This is a set of APIs and development tools that let you create games that rely on the cloud or the Internet to be more social, allowing the introduction of achievements and further strengthen the competitiveness of other options as useful as being able to carry a heading between different devices.

Issues which will significantly improve the gaming experience for users of Android. And not only that since this platform also has taken to iOS with the Chrome browser, and can interrelate all these roads for the convenience of the user. In addition, they are now available from today.

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Baggage Claim has his first trailer

The romantic comedy, high-flying Baggage Claim has unveiled his new trailer, it has been written and directed by David E. Talbert (First Sunday), and is based on his own novel.

The film stars Paula Patton, who plays a beautiful stewardess, which has not yet found the right man.

The film’s synopsis tells us that Montana Moore (Paula Patton) is determined to find a fiance before the wedding of his sister, which will have only 30 days. Using air links, search found “accidentally” with some of her ex-boyfriends, to find a possible candidate. It will fly thousands of miles in search of the perfect man.

The plot of the film and his trailer you can see below, seem to be pretty cheesy and repeated quite a history in film, but maybe it can be interesting to some, at least to do with friends on a Friday night, eating ice cream, if you do not want to think too much.

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Three directors in race to direct Pirates of the Caribbean 5

Recently we reported that Johnny Depp and Rob Marshall would allying to the next Into The Woods, a musical that would possibly take all the time the director and therefore prevent Marshall take the reins of the fifth edition of the franchise Pirates of the Caribbean.

The director was behind the latest edition of the films that make up the series and is expected to return, or at least stop wasting Gore Verbinski railway budget and did Pirates of the Caribbean 5, his next project post- The Lone Ranger. However, none of these plans could come to fruition and then Walt Disney Pictures decided to find a new director for the sequel, and have three on the look for the role.

Mixing varied

Incredibly, these directors are not of those who think too important to engage in independent films, but one of them. The short list consists of Fredrik Bond (The Necessary Death Of Charlie Countryman), the magical duo of Joachim Rønning and Espen Sandberg (those behind the Academy Award-nominated Kon-Tiki), and Rupert Sanders (the infamous director of White and the Hunter.) The selection, made ​​official by Deadline, is definitely bizarre, since each has a particular style chosen, and not at all similar to what was seen watching on the family franchise.

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Jurassic Park 4 is postponed indefinitely

Possibly all movie buff who grew up watching Jurassic Park and its sequels was excited about the idea of a fourth edition of the series, which is coming to theaters more than ten years after the last performed and was being put into the faster development possible with director Colin Trevorrow on board. However, it seems that things were not as well in Paradise, as Universal Pictures has postponed Jurassic Park 4. 

Big Monster…

Of course we all expected to extend the deadline of shooting or release date that visited this fourth edition by mid-2014, but does not stop the film completely. This decision raises a big question, because we really do not know what might get to go wrong, if everything was practically planned, and had the entire cast from behind the camera, Jurassic Park 4 was one of the few films of 2014 that was well under way and ready to roll and brand.

We had small signs of chaos after several people within the film crew began to complain about what happened, or even devote their sincere condolences on Twitter. Is not It Cool News screenshot made ​​more than one of these posts, and the cinephile community immediately put on alert for the possible cancellation of a long-awaited sequel. It is also a shame that it seems not put the project on hold, but literally sent them all home, with thousands of people staying temporarily unemployed.

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First trailer for Ender’s Game with Harrison Ford and Ben Kingsley

The ambitious and spectacular science fiction productions have been disputing increasingly central place to other productions Hollywood industry as major superhero sagas, reviewing historical franchises and remakes of old classics. 

Now comes Ender’s Game, a film by director Gavin Hood (X-Men Origins: Wolverine) based on the novel of the same name (Ender’s Game, in Spanish) of the author Orson Scott Card.

Young recruited

The film features a large star cast in which the veterans Harrison Ford, Ben Kingsley and Viola Davis (The Help), are added several young players with one thing in common: they all became known for his childhood role in.

These are: Asa Butterfield (known to be the child of The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas and Hugo), Aramis Knight (who has played recurring roles on the series Psych, Lost, Dexter and Boston Legal), Hailee Steinfeld (True Grit, the Coen Brothers), Jimmy Pinchak (starred in the series Family Affair) and Abigail Breslin (the girl from Little Miss Sunshine).

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Action Movie FX, creates short with effects of the new Star Trek film

Since the iPhone introduced the ability to edit videos anywhere, many users have been able to use it to create all types of audiovisual content. Moreover when using applications as Action Movie FX to include all kinds of amazing special effects such recordings. A well known application is now updated with new content to the delight of hardcore Star Trek universe that can enter this content in your videos with epic consequences.

This is version 2.5.1 of this application is already available for several days. It effects have introduced new Star Trek film in the dark. In this way, you can create action scenes with the charismatic starship Enterprise, use guns or his crew, one of the strengths and funniest, your teleporter.

Specifically, this update brings five new special effects totally related to Star Trek universe. It is possible to use the teleporter, an animation where the Enterprise takes to the skies, a fierce firefight, a surprising battle-ground space where the Enterprise shoots a white concrete and finally a superspeed animation. However, the drawback is that only three of them are completely free. The complete package can be obtained by 0.89 euros.

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Steven Spielberg’s new project with Bradley Cooper as protagonist

Steven Spielberg is probably the most prolific activity director, and his ambitious recent productions, which include The Adventures of Tintin: The Secret of the Unicorn (2011) and Lincoln (2012) – adds a new project that aims to have a Bradley Cooper ( The Hangover , Silver Linings Playbook) starring and producing.

The project consists of an adaptation of the bestselling American Sniper, autobiography of the American military Chris Kyle, belonging to the SEAL of the U.S. Navy.

The most lethal sniper

Chris Kyle’s story sounds really interesting and it is not uncommon for someone to be interested in a film adaptation of it. This U.S. soldier is considered the most lethal sniper in U.S. military history. During his campaign in the Iraq War of 2003 death was credited with 160 enemy soldiers, but according to unofficial data may have killed up to 255.

Chris Kyle served four tours in Iraq War and received silver and bronze medals for their performance on several occasions. Iraqi insurgents nicknamed it the “Devil’s Ramadi” and offered a large reward for him. He was wounded twice and was involved in six attacks with improvised explosive devices.

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Kelsey Grammer is the villain of Transformers 4

Importantly, during all the years in which there was the saga Transformers, almost never had insisted on using a human villain, usually being the Decepticons those who think and devise the most evil plans to conquer Earth and get rid of the good-natured Autobots .

However, everything has changed now that Michael Bay and Universal Pictures took over the series, which for the moment is dividing the fans in terms of whether the new home hurt the franchise or you needed a little makeover to run again. Among all this chaos pending, we received the news that veteran actor Kelsey Grammer is planning his most villainous Decepticons plan alongside in Transformers 4.

Great personifications

It is not that never a famous is put on the skin of a villain in the saga, because we can remember clearly that Hugo Weaving lent his voice to Megatron in all the films, and even had a little evil in Transformers 3 (or Dark of the Moon) thanks to Dylan Gould, played by popular actor of TV Patrick Dempsey. But never had it been very human villain, someone willing to win and take the side of those robots whose plans are to destroy the home of these evil people.

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Review: Iron Man 3 of Shane Black

Uncertainty was a sensation I had before the premiere of Iron Man 3, the superhero who managed to stop being an also-ran to compete with Spiderman in terms of popularity, largely thanks to the work of Robert Downey Jr., late consecrated. He came from a loose sequel and with the pressure to capture a good number of audiences after the overwhelming success of Avengers.

In turn, the third part of the saga starts called Phase 2 Marvel cinematic universe, like years ago in Iron Man began to weave the fabric that would lead Avengers storyline.

So producers bet on a relatively new name to take over the direction of Iron Man 3, after the removal in good Jon Favreau. The bet was Shane Black, an old acquaintance of Downey Jr. And the stakes could not have gone better.

Back in Black

Before taking over the adventures of Tony Stark, Shane Black was a renowned writer responsible for writing the great Lethal Weapon series, the modern black film classic that is The Last Boy Scout and forgotten gem called The long kiss goodbye. As director had just Kiss, kiss, bang, bang, a fun thriller starring Val Kilmer and Robert Downey Jr.

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Trailer of Byzantium, with Saoirse Ronan and Gemma Arterton

The vampire genre has been recently extinct, with only a couple of horror movies exclusively (such as, Let the Right One In), and most focus on love stories (The Twilight Saga ) or infinite action to more than one cost him part of his IQ ( Underworld ).

So, to hear about the new project of Neil Jordan, director of Interview with the Vampire, called Byzantium, also focused on the mythical bloodsucking therefore could not be more excited. Now you can see the trailer of the film in this post and have a clear idea of the subgenre to which belongs Byzantium.

Almost like a soap opera

To clarify, the advance sells us completely emotional intercourse more inclined towards the side of twilight, what is bad news if they hoped to see something as the Dracula of Bela Lugosi. It will not favors that comment them that Byzantium is based on the play A Vampire Story, aimed at a young audience (i.e., teenagers) adult and, indeed, its main characters are a mother and daughter, which try to live the life which may, since apparently there is no fun in being a vampire.

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