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FullSpeed v3.3

2009-07-16T04:34:00.000-07:00

Full Speed will increase your online speed with everything you do, even up to 500% faster Web browsing if using Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox, while keeping the original perfect web site quality. The boost will optimize Windows and Browsers to give you faster and smoother downloading, browsing, streaming, e-mail, P2P, video-conferencing, Chatting and gaming. "Before and After" tests will instantly show you the gains you have achieved. Extremely simple to use: just one click and everything is automatically done. No questions and no knowledge is needed. See the improvements immediately. Full Speed also improves performance for business Intranets, Remote Desktop sessions and VPN's. Boosts performance with all DSL technologies. Comes with comprehensive Web browsing speed and data download performance tests.

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Nero 9 (The Latest Version)

2009-07-16T04:09:00.000-07:00

German software publisher Nero has taken the wraps off of Nero 9, the latest iteration of its eponymous software suite. The 2008 version featured a revamped interface. In addition to CD and DVD burning, version 9 includes a wide range of functions, including video editing and transcoding, DVD authoring, media streaming, and file backup.

Among the major improvements that Nero is highlighting:

• Improved Nero StartSmart: Once a glorified program launcher, the latest version of StartSmart is more of a central control for the entire Nero suite that's designed to be easier for newbie users.
• Enhanced format/codec support: FLAC (lossless audio), Matoska video (.mkv), and AVCHD is now supported.
• Ad Spotter:The software can automatically identify and remove commercials from recorded TV programs.
• Music Grabber: Rip the sound track from any video clip.
• Movie Wizard: Theme-based editor for home videos includes preconfigured transitions and music for events such as weddings, birthdays, and vacations.
• Nero Live: TV viewing application for use with PCs with built-in TV tuners.
• Auto Backup: Nero will allow transparent backup of selected files and folders to add-on hard drives or (for an additional fee) the company's own online storage service.

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IDM 5.15 Full version

2009-04-27T07:16:00.000-07:00

IDM allows users to automatically download certain file types, divides downloads into multiple streams for faster downloading and lists recent downloads for easy access to files, it also searches for mirrors in order to increase download speeds. Its algorithm includes dynamic segmentation throughout the downloading process. IDM has two version types, one is free which is a limit of 30-day trial (some versions are 15 day-trial), when this trial period expires the application will stop functioning and downloading until buying a license information, and one is commercial for continual use. IDM works with Internet Explorer, Opera, Netscape Navigator, Apple Safari, Flock, Google Chrome, Mozilla, and Mozilla Firefox.

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Banner Maker Pro v7.0.5.1 | 9.01 MB

2009-04-24T05:26:00.000-07:00

Banner Maker Pro is software that quickly (and easily!) allows you to create web-based banner ads, web buttons, web headers, animated gifs, logos, image ads and other web graphics. It's not just for banners. It's an animated banner ad maker, button maker, and logo maker all in one -and it's just $39.99 for unlimited banner making. By using a wizard-like interface, Banner Maker Pro allows you to easily create professional looking banners, buttons, and graphics for web pages in just minutes. Simply follow the tabs at the top of the program to go step-by-step in the image making process. When you have completed the image, just save it as a GIF or JPEG and add it to your website. Create an animated banner or button in under 5 minutes! No graphics expertise needed.

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Drona

2008-10-07T01:43:00.000-07:00

Drona is a 2008 Indian Superhero film starring Abhishek Bachchan,Aasim Khan ,Priyanka Chopra, Jaya Bachchan, and Aasim khan Kay Kay Menon.

Far away in a distant town, there was once a young man named Aditya, Brought up by a foster family, Aditya was unaware of his real identity and the destiny that awaited him. Ever since he was a child, a recurring nightmare haunted him. And when he woke up in fright, there was no one he could ever hold on to except for a magical BlueCross petal that came wafting in the wind, never failing to make him smile through his tears.

Somewhere far, an evil sorcerer, Riz Raizada, a descendant of the asuras (legendary demons) had become dangerously impatient, in his thirst for the precious secret. The secret, which was the missing link, in this grand plan of taking over the universe. To get to the secret, he'd have to defeat the Drona. And herein, lay his problem. He didn't know who or where the Drona was! One sudden day Aditya and Riz came face to face and Riz immediately recognized him as the Drona.

Aditya's destiny had caught up with him and his life was about to take him on a journey he had never imagined. Aditya couldn't comprehend why Riz's men were hunting him down. Just when he was about to be captured, a cult that believed that The Drona was their Messiah came to his rescue. Sonia, the leader of the cult, revealed Aditya's real identify to him. Baffled, Aditya found it all too hard to believe. Having no time to lose, Sonia decided to take Aditya back to his place of birth, the ancient kingdom of Pratapgarh where his mother, Queen Jayanti Devi would have all the answers to his questions. But before he could embrace his mother, Riz and his army of the darkest powers caught up with him and did some things to him.

Aditya would now have to rise to the occasion and embrace his destiny. For the sake of mankind he would have to become the legendary warrior he was born to be. Drona. Thus began Drona's journey through myths and legends. Along with Sonia, he would fight the evil spells of the absolutely lethal Riz Raizada. By battling odds, he would discover skills that he never knew he had. But would his fears catch up with him? Would the nightmares from his childhood come in the way of his epic journey? As good and evil clash in this contemporary fantasy fable, a breathtaking adventure beckons you into a world of mythic heroes and malicious magicians, of enchanted lands and life altering choices, of cunning curses and absolute innocence. The magnificent world of Drona!!

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Kidnap (2008 film)

2008-10-07T01:12:00.000-07:00

Kidnap is a Bollywood film starring Sanjay Dutt, Imran Khan, Minissha Lamba and Vidya Malvade. The film is directed by Sanjay Gadhvi, who earlier directed the hit films Dhoom (2004) and Dhoom 2 (2006).

Sonia (Minissha Lamba) lives with her mother, Mallika (Vidya Malvade) and grandmother (Reema Lagoo) because her parents had divorced when she was ten. A fortnight before her eighteenth birthday, she picks an argument with her mother about her coming home late after the Christmas Party. Her mother tells her to stay within limits and arrive home in time. She is reluctant to abide by the rule and after much negotiation demands that she would listen to everything if she gets to meet her father. Then she leaves home & goes swimming in the sea to vent out. Far into the sea, she vanishes underwater.

She wakes up in the evening in a cottage which has no exit. At first she doesn't believe that she has been kidnapped and thinks that her friends are playing a prank on her. The abductor Kabir (Imran Khan) tells her how she came there. When she went swimming in the open sea, he pulled her below the water surface and knocked her unconscious using a bottled chloroform.

On the other hand, everyone is worried at her home. Next morning, her mother receives a call from Kabir wherein he says that he is interested in speaking to her father, Vikrant Raina (Sanjay Dutt), a New York based Indian business tycoon, with whom he has an old score to settle.

Vikrant Raina is introduced as a very cruel & heartless person but a very wealthy man, worth of USD 51.7 billion. He is in India because he believes someone has emptied a large share of his money. While there, he sees Mallika in the lounge and asks what brought her there. She tells him that Sonia has been kidnapped and that the kidnapper wants to speak to him only.

Its around 3 p.m. when the kidnapper calls again. Vikrant and Sonia speak to each other for the first time in eight years. Kabir tells Vikrant that the money is safe in his own account. Vikrant wants to know what the reason behind the kidnapping is. Kabir tells him that he has to do a couple of things so as to release his daughter. The very first of them is saying "Sorry" to Sister Margaret whom he would find on a train from Panvel at 4 p.m. Vikrant says its crazy to reach there in haf an hour. But Kabir tells him that she has a clue of how the father and daughter can meet. Vikrant is determined to reach the place by 4 and he has to overcome unwarranted circumstances. Sister Margaret hands over a piece of paper which has a poetry written on it. Vikrant knows there is something in it so he involves a detective Irfan (Rahul Dev) who has solved many corporate kidnapping case successfully in the past.

But Kabir is interested in playing a deadly game with Raina. He is asked to perform daring tasks (like robbery from a business rival's house, fleeing a prisoner and even a murder) which would reward him with a clue to identify the kidnapper & the motive of kidnapping.

On the other hand its hard to believe for Sonia that she has been kidnapped. Initially Kabir is good with her but when she tries to stab Kabir he ties her up.

Sonia comes to know that she has been kidnapped in her own holiday house which her mother had obtained as the divorce alimony from Vikrant Raina. Kabir tells her that he used to live in an orphanage nearby. One day when his friend fell down from a ladder & was serious, he wanted to take Mr. Raina's car which he had earlier seen. When Sonia objects to taking it, he starts driving when Sonia also sits into the car & doesn't allow Kabir to drive it. Consequently, they meet with an accident and Sonia is said to be very critical. At the hospital, Raina comes to know of the motive behind Kabir's such an act but gets angry & says that Kabir is a criminal & he'll see to it that Kabir is never let out of the jail.

Finally Raina rescues Sonia. Kabir says sorry to Raina & even Raina feels guilty. They both realise their mistakes & start a new life.

After two months its shown that Raina is united with his family & they are very happy. Sonia always wanted her parents to live together & when Kabir comes to Sonia, he tells her that he is now a software engineer and helps in development of software to eradicate cyber-crime. They both wish each other good luck for their respective lives.

The film ends with Kabir jokingly advising Sonia not to go swimming too far into the sea.

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The Virgin Suicides

2008-10-07T00:59:00.000-07:00

The Lisbons are a Catholic family living in Grosse Pointe, Michigan in the 1970s. The father, Ronald, is a math teacher at the local high school and the mother is a homemaker. The family has five daughters: 13-year-old Cecilia, 14-year-old Lux, 15-year-old Bonnie, 16-year-old Mary, and 17-year-old Therese.

Their lives change dramatically within one summer when Cecilia, a stoic and astute girl described as an "outsider", attempts suicide by cutting her wrists. A few weeks later, the girls throw a chaperoned party at which Cecilia jumps from their second story window and succeeds in ending her life, by being impaled by a fence post.

The cause of Cecilia's suicide and its after effects on the family are popular subjects of neighborhood gossip. The mystique of the Lisbon girls also increases for the neighborhood boys, the narrators of the novel.

Lux begins a romance with local heartthrob Trip Fontaine. Trip negotiates with the overprotective Mr. and Mrs. Lisbon to take Lux to a homecoming dance, on the condition that he finds dates for the other three girls. Lux then misses her curfew - consequently, the Lisbons become recluses. Mrs. Lisbon pulls all the girls out of school, believing that it would help the girls recover. Mr. Lisbon officially takes a leave of absence. Their house falls into a deeper state of disrepair and none of them leave the house. A strange smell coming from the house permeates the neighborhood. From a safe distance, all the people in the neighborhood watch the Lisbons' lives deteriorate, but no one can summon up the courage to intervene.

During this time, the Lisbons become increasingly fascinating to the neighborhood in general and the narrator boys in particular. The boys call the Lisbon girls and communicate by playing records over the telephone for the girls.

Finally, the girls send a message to the boys to come to the house. Shortly after the boys arrive, the four sisters kill themselves (Mary's life is saved in the hospital, but she succeeds in ending her life with sleeping pills a few weeks later). Newspaper writer Linda Perl notes that that mass suicide comes a year after Cecilia's first attempt. After the suicide "free-for-all," Mr. and Mrs. Lisbon leave the neighborhood. The house is sold to a young couple from the Boston area and most of the Lisbons' personal effects are either thrown out or sold in a garage sale. The narrators scavenge through the trash to collect much of the "evidence" they mention.

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Full Metal Jacket (1987)

2008-10-07T00:46:00.000-07:00

A group of new recruits in the United States Marine Corps has just arrived at Parris Island for basic training. Their drill instructor is Gunnery Sergeant Hartman (R. Lee Ermey), who wastes no time in starting the process of making these civilians into Marines. The Vietnam War is in full swing, and his job is to produce trained killers who will not hesitate when the decisive moment arrives. The film's first section focuses on the physical and psychological treatment of the recruits, in particular Leonard Lawrence (Vincent D'Onofrio), whom Hartman gives the derisive nickname "Gomer Pyle."

Hartman immediately pegs Pyle as a misfit. He is socially awkward, overweight, out of shape, and afraid of heights. He has trouble coping with the physical rigors of recruit training and does not respond well to orders and procedures. These deficiencies get the constant attention of Hartman, who punishes him to encourage him to perform better as well as a lesson to the others. Hartman ultimately appoints the protagonist "Joker" (Matthew Modine) as Pyle's squad leader, bunkmate, and mentor, stressing that Joker will set Pyle straight, or else. Pyle eventually begins to straighten up and become a more disciplined recruit on some fronts, but forgets to lock his footlocker before a barracks inspection. Opening it, Hartman finds a contraband jelly doughnut inside and immediately puts a new rule into effect: every time Pyle makes a mistake, Hartman will punish everyone else in the platoon because they are not helping Hartman by encouraging Pyle to work harder toward becoming a Marine. Shortly afterward, the other recruits gang up on Pyle during the night and give him a blanket party, pinning him to his bunk and beating him severely. Joker, the last one to hit Pyle, covers his ears once he is back in his bunk to block out the latter's moaning and sobbing.

Over the next few days, Joker realizes that Pyle has become sullen and withdrawn. Pyle begins to detach himself from the platoon as well as the rest of reality. His expert marksmanship impresses Hartman, but Joker becomes worried upon watching Pyle carry on conversations with his rifle. On completing their training, everyone in 3092 platoon, including Pyle, graduates and is assigned a Military Occupational Specialty, the most common being 0300-Infantry (one notable exception is Joker who is assigned to 4212-Basic Military Journalism). On the platoon's last night on Parris Island, Joker is assigned firewatch (guard) duty, during which he discovers Pyle in the head (toilet) loading his rifle with live ammunition. Frightened, Joker attempts to calm Pyle as he loses his grip on reality and begins shouting and executing drill commands. The noise awakens Hartman, who rushes into the head and orders Pyle to put down the rifle. Pyle shoots Hartman, killing him, then sits on the toilet and kills himself as a stunned Joker looks on.

The second part of the film opens in Vietnam in January, 1968. Joker is a Sergeant and a Marine Combat Correspondent with Stars and Stripes. He has been assigned to a Marine public affairs unit with "Rafterman" (Kevyn Major Howard), a combat photographer. One day in a meeting while reading reports and pitching article ideas, Joker tells his superior, Lt. Lockhart (John Terry), of a rumor that the Communists might launch a large attack during the Tet Holiday. Lockhart is dismissive of Joker's information. However, soon thereafter, the Tet Offensive begins and the Marine base is attacked. During the offensive, Joker fights in his first battle when elements of the North Vietnamese Army attempt to overrun the base.

The next day, the PA staff learn from Lockhart about the enemy attacks all over Vietnam. Joker is ordered to Phu Bai, a Marine forward operating base near the ancient Vietnamese city of Huế, to cover the combat taking place. Rafterman tags along, hoping to get some combat experience. En route to their new assignment, Joker and Rafterman meet a crazed door gunner (Tom Colceri) on an H-34 Choctaw who is shooting every Vietnamese person he sees on the ground, on the assumption that they are all Viet Cong.

When Joker and Rafterman land outside Huế, they meet Lt. Walter J. Schinowsky, aka "Touchdown" (Ed O'Ross), who commands the platoon in which Joker's boot camp friend "Cowboy" (Arliss Howard) is serving. Touchdown directs them to a mass grave of 21 civilians killed by the North Vietnamese Army. Afterwards, Joker finds Cowboy (also a Sergeant), second in command of the Lusthog Squad, whose M-60 machine gun carrier is a nihilistic Marine nicknamed Animal Mother (Adam Baldwin). Joker then accompanies the squad during the Battle of Huế, during which Touchdown is killed and a Marine nicknamed Crazy Earl (Kieron Jecchinis) takes command of the squad. As "Craze" leads the men on a patrol through a ruined section of the city, another squad member is killed by enemy fire.

The squad is called up for patrol again, this time north of the Perfume River which divides the city of Huế, where enemy forces are believed to be hiding. Craze comes across a toy rabbit in a ruined building and picks it up, triggering an explosive booby trap that kills him and leaves Cowboy the reluctant squad leader. The squad becomes lost in the ruined buildings, and a sniper wounds two of their comrades, Doc Jay (Jon Stafford) and Eightball (Dorian Harewood), with the intention of drawing more of them in. As the squad maneuvers to try to locate the hidden position, the sniper finishes off the wounded men and kills Cowboy as well.

With Cowboy dead, Animal Mother assumes command of the remaining Marines. Using smoke grenades to conceal their advance, the squad approaches and enters the building being used by the sniper. Joker finds the sniper on an upper floor, but his rifle jams as he tries to shoot. The sniper, an adolescent Vietnamese girl, spins around and opens fire, pinning him behind a column. Rafterman arrives and shoots the sniper, saving Joker. As Joker, Rafterman, and Animal Mother and other marines of the company stand over the mortally wounded girl, she begins to pray weakly in Vietnamese. After a pause, she begs in English to the Marines, "Shoot me," over and over. Joker and Animal Mother argue over this request. Animal Mother initially wants to leave her to be eaten by rats, but changes his mind; he will allow a mercy killing only if Joker, who has much less combat experience, performs it. After a pause, Joker shoots her with his pistol. The film concludes with the Marines' rendition of the Mickey Mouse Club march as their reunited platoon marches into the night toward their bivouac.

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KEEPING THE FAITH

2008-04-25T04:28:00.000-07:00

The film begins with a drunken and downtrodden Catholic priest telling his story to a sympathetic bartender (Brian George). Father Brian Finn (Norton) has been dedicated to the calling since he was a child, and now shares the duties of a New York congregation with an older priest, Fr. Havel (Milos Forman). Rabbi Jacob Schram (Ben Stiller), best friends with Brian since childhood, is the youngest rabbi at his reform temple; his lack of effort to find a wife often results in his mother (Anne Bancroft) and other women of his congregation setting him up on blind dates, much to his dismay.

Brian and Jake share a desire to rejuvenate their religions, which tends to stir up mixed feelings and dissent among those more traditional (such as elderly members and the senior rabbis). However, their unorthodox, humorous, and down-to-earth sermon styles (with suggested similarities to stand-up comedy routines and motivational speeches) and other such approaches quickly grow popular, resulting in increased service attendance and a renewed interest in faith. General community outreach is another passion the friends share, and together they begin developing an abandoned disco into a Jewish-Catholic social center.

In its earlier days, the friendship included a third party. Via flashbacks and reminiscent musings, Anna Reilly is introduced: she met Jake and Brian in middle school, after kicking the groin of a bully who was picking on them. The three enjoyed attending ballgames, playing sports, and riding the subway around the city together, as well as getting into typical mischief. Unfortunately, Anna's father gets a new job that results in the Reillys moving cross-country to California.

Years later, Anna calls her old friends out of the blue and the friendship is rekindled when her company temporarily reassigns her to a New York position. Feelings quickly begin to run deeper than before, as Anna, despite her workaholic tendencies, is as vibrant as Brian and Jake remembered her; however, it is, ironically, the men's careers that prove to be the most problematic.

She and Jake start sleeping together, but he is reluctant to be involved in a serious relationship with her because she is not Jewish, a fact which could compromise his relationship with his congregation and also with his mother (who disowned her other son for marrying outside the faith). Between the religious conflict and their desire to spare the feelings of their mutual friend, the relationship is kept mostly secret, resulting in both humorous and harmful complications.

Meanwhile, Brian is involved in his own test of faith as he struggles with his feelings for Anna despite his vows. Apart from praying about the situation, and discussing it with Fr. Havel, he keeps these thoughts mostly to himself. Brian begins misinterpreting Anna's words and actions (some of which are subtle signals to Jake as their affair is kept under wraps) and even has an erotic dream about her; he begins to seriously consider quitting the priesthood to pursue a romantic relationship with her.

After an argument over the religious issues complicating their romance, Jake and Anna part ways in frustration. Anna turns to Brian for comfort, and he rushes over to her apartment. Still unaware of what's been going on, he takes her tearful ramblings to be a confession of feelings for him, then kisses her and admits his love. When she interrupts him, he first assumes it to be guilt based on his vows, but after further explanation he realizes she's been having an affair with Jake. Feeling embarrassed and rejected, Brian raids Anna's liquor cabinet, angrily cutting off her attempts to reassure him and apologize. The next day, still drunk, Brian stumbles into the temple and interrupts a post-bar mitzvah gathering, resulting in a confrontation with Jake that ends with the priest punching the rabbi. He leaves and stumbles around the city, drinking most of the night, until the film catches up with its beginnings at the bar.

The bartender listens patiently, but says his own religious situation is too complicated for him to offer any practical advice ("What do I know? I'm a half-Punjabi Sikh, quarter Tamil separatist. My sister married a Jewish doctor from New Jersey and our grandmother was an Irish nun who left me this bar, which is a very long story... it gets very complicated. I am reading Dianetics.")

As the community center's grand opening approaches, along with the last days of Anna's east coast assignment, the relationships begin to mend. A discussion between the two men prompts Jake to go to Anna's office building (where he is on perpetually uneasy terms with the security guard), with Brian shouting encouragement at him as he runs down the street. Jake manages to get Anna's attention from a window in the building across the street, and calls to explain himself and offer to set things right. They surprise Brian in the middle of his karaoke number at the interfaith center, which looks to be off to a successful start. Anna greets Rabbi Lewis (Eli Wallach) as he passes by and asks about their meetings together, at which point it becomes clear that she intends to convert for Jake. The film ends happily with the three childhood friends posing for a snapshot together.

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2008-04-25T04:09:00.000-07:00

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ETERNAL SUNSHINE OF THE SPOTLESS MIND

2008-04-23T07:07:00.000-07:00

Emotionally withdrawn Joel Barish (Carrey) and dysfunctional free spirit Clementine Kruczynski (Winslet) strike up a relationship on a Long Island Rail Road train. They are inexplicably drawn to each other, despite their radically different personalities.

Although they apparently do not realize it at the time, Joel and Clementine are in fact former lovers, now separated after having spent two years together. We learn that after a nasty fight, Clementine hired a New York firm--Lacuna, Inc.--to erase all memories of their relationship. (The name lacuna was probably derived from the concept of Lacunar amnesia. Lacunar amnesia is a psychological term for amnesia about a specific event.) Upon discovering this, Joel is devastated and decides to undergo this same procedure himself. However, while unconscious and having these same memories erased, he rebels, realizing he wants to hold on to his memories of Clementine and himself after all.

Much of the film takes place in Joel's mind as he struggles to preserve at least some memory of his love for Clementine. We watch their love and courtship go in reverse. The memories are slowly erased while Joel tries his best to resist the procedure and hide inside his own mind.

In separate and related story arcs, the employees of Lacuna are revealed to be more than peripheral characters in scenes which further demonstrate the harm caused by the memory-altering procedure. Mary (Dunst) turns out to have had an affair with the married doctor who heads the company (Wilkinson), a relationship which she agreed to have erased from her memory when it was discovered by his wife.

Once Mary learns of this, she steals the company's records and sends them to all of its clients. Joel and Clementine come upon these records just after having re-encountered each other. They struggle to understand the documents, given that they have no clear memory of having known each other, let alone having had a relationship and electing to have the memory erased. In the end they are drawn together despite their forgotten history.

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THE MAN FROM EARTH(2007)

2008-04-22T13:02:00.000-07:00

The movie starts off with Professor John Oldman (David Lee Smith) who is seen packing his belongings onto his truck, in preparation of moving to a new home before his colleagues show up to give him an unexpected farewell party. They consist of Harry (a Biologist), Edith (a Christian literalist), Dan (an anthropologist) and Sandy (a historian who is in love with John). As they are walking into the house, Edith spots a Van Gogh painting of John's with the word "To my friend, Jacques Borne" written on the back. Once they are inside, it is learned that John Oldman had unexpectedly resigned from his teaching position and his concerned friends are there to obtain an explanation for it.

After some light conversation, another friend named Art Jenkins (an archeologist), and his student, Linda Murphy, show up. John's friends continue to pressure him for the reason for his departure until John comes up with the question "What if a man, from the Upper Paleolithic survives until the present day?". Initially, they assume that John is working on a science fiction book and play along with the discussion. As the film progresses, John slowly reveals that he is the 'caveman' in the discussion when he mentions that he was given a chance to sail with Christopher Columbus in the 15th century. The revelation starts off with John's recollection of the terrain of prehistoric Earth and John's origins which happens to be roughly 14,000 years ago. John reveals that he was once a Jacques Borne, a friend of Van Gogh's (which explains the picture in the beginning of the movie), and he is now 'moving on' as some people have noticed that he hasn't aged in the last 10 years.

As they take a break from the discussion, Art -- who is clearly upset with John's story -- calls another friend, Dr. Will Gruber (an old psychologist) explaining the odd situation and asks him to come over right away. In the meantime, Sandy confesses to John that she loves him when they are alone at the porch of the house. John resumes his story by stating that he was once a Sumerian for 2000 years, then a Babylonian under Hammurabi and finally a disciple of Gautama Buddha. Dr Will Gruber arrives and at this point, Dan mentions that John's tale is impossible to be disproved as it is to be verified, a response to the many attempts to poke holes at John's story by his colleagues previously. The discussion takes a turn into the biological/physical condition of John Oldman and the topic of death. Gruber propels the discussion deeper into the topic of death and tension rises as Gruber interrogates John on that subject. The tension culminates with Gruber pointing a gun at John. After the drama ends with the departure of Gruber, Harry reveals that Gruber's wife has passed away the day before and the confession of John's immortality had hit Gruber very hard. At this point, it can be seen that Art and Edith are upset with John's story while Harry, Dan, Sandy and Linda appear to be more sympathetic.

John also mentions that he is not a follower of a particular religion, and he doesn't believe in all-knowing, omnipotent God. It is here that the movie takes a giant twist when John reveals how he survived the crucification under the identity of Jesus Christ by "blocking the pain" as how he "had learned to do in India" under Gautama Buddha. He went on explaining origin of the Resurrection, Moses and other items in the Bible. Tempers rise and emotions flow as Edith attempts to curb John's story, a testament of her deep-rooted faith in the Bible as a Christian literalist. Dr Gruber returns to the scene and apologizes to John for his "infantile behaviour". As John continues to pack his belongings onto the truck, his colleagues begin to talk about the possibility of John being mentally ill or high on drugs.

The discussion of John being Christ, Christianity, and the Bible continues and finally Edith, unable to take John's tale anymore, breaks down crying. Emotions in the room run high. Gruber takes charge of the situation and sternly demands John to end his 'high tale' and give closure to the story by threatening to lock him up for observation. The tense situation makes John put up an act where he apologizes to everyone for his high tale as he doesn't want to further upset any of his friends. This is seen through the private conversation between Sandy and John later.

As each of John's friends leave, John apologizes to Harry and Edith, while Art and Linda leave without much parting words. When it is Dan's turn to say goodbye, it is hinted that Dan believes John's story but wouldn't take any more words for the day. After everyone but Dr. Gruber and Sandy leaves, the film rises to an unexpected and shattering climax when Dr. Gruber overhears John explaining to Sandy some of his other names of the years, one of which was the name of Gruber's father. Gruber has a heart attack from the shock (he had a pre-existing heart condition) and dies. After Gruber's body is taken away, the movie ends with Sandy walking towards John (in his truck) who changes his mind at the last minute to spend some part of his life with her.

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BABEL(2006)

2008-04-19T15:31:00.000-07:00

The movie focuses on four interrelated sets of situations and characters, and many events are revealed out of sequence. The following plot summary has been simplified, and thus does not reflect the exact sequence of the events on screen.

In a remote desert location in southern Morocco, Abdullah, a goatherder, buys a high-powered rifle and a box of ammunition from his countryman Hassan Ibrahim to shoot the jackals that have been preying on his goats. Abdullah gives the rifle to his two teenage sons, Yussef and Ahmed (played by local non-professional actors Boubker Ait El Caid and Said Tarchini), and sends them out to tend the herd. Competing gently between themselves and doubtful of the rifle's purported three-kilometer range, they decide to test it out, aiming first for rocks and then for a bus carrying Western tourists on the highway below. Yussef's bullet hits the bus, critically wounding Susan Jones (Cate Blanchett), an American woman from San Diego[3][4] who is traveling with her husband Richard Jones (Brad Pitt) on vacation. The two boys realize what has happened and flee the scene, hiding the rifle in the hills that night.

Glimpses of television news programs reveal that the US government holds the shooting to be a terrorist act and is pressuring the Moroccan government to apprehend the culprits. Having traced the rifle back to Hassan, the Moroccan police descend quickly on his house and roughly question him and his wife until they reveal that the rifle was given to him by a Japanese man, and then sold to Abdullah. The two boys see the police on the road and confess to their father what they have done. (They believe at the time that the American woman has died of her wounds.) The three flee from their house, retrieving the rifle as they go. The police corner them on the rocky slope of a hill and open fire. After his brother is hit in the leg, Yussef returns fire, striking one police officer in the shoulder. The police continue shooting, eventually fatally wounding Yussef's brother in the back. As his father rages with grief, Yussef eventually surrenders and confesses to all the crimes, begging clemency for his family and medical assistance for his brother. The police take him into custody. The family's fate is unresolved.

The movie's first plot is interspersed with scenes of Richard and Susan. They came on vacation in Morocco to get away from things and mend their own marital woes. The death of their infant third child to SIDS (this is the implied cause) has strained their marriage significantly as they struggle to communicate their frustration, guilt, and blame. When Susan is shot on the tour bus, Richard orders the bus driver to the nearest village with a doctor (the village is named Tazarine in the film). She receives some rudimentary treatment here, enough to stabilize her. The other tourists wait for some time, but they eventually demand to leave, fearing the heat and more importantly, the paranoia that more attacks would come from the hostile locals. Since Susan cannot travel by bus in her condition, Richard begs the tour group to wait for the ambulance, which never arrives, and eventually the bus leaves without them while Richard is on the phone. The couple remains behind with the bus's tour guide, Anwar, still waiting for transportation to a hospital (they've managed to contact the US embassy using the village's only phone). Political issues between the US and Morocco prevent quick help, but a helicopter comes at last. It is revealed that, after 5 days in the hospital, Susan recovers and is sent home.

Simultaneously, the movie tells the story of Chieko Wataya (Rinko Kikuchi), a rebellious, deaf Japanese teenage girl who does not speak, traumatized by the recent suicide of her mother. She is bitter towards her father, Yasujiro Wataya (Kōji Yakusho), and boys her age, and is sexually frustrated (alternatively, her sexual behavior can be interpreted as an attempt to gain the intimacy and acceptance she is lacking in life). She starts exhibiting sexually provocative behavior and attempts unsuccessfully to initiate a sexual encounter with her dentist. Chieko also finds one of the teenage boys attractive and takes her underpants off and exposes herself. Chieko eventually encounters two police detectives who question her about her father. She finds one of the detectives, Kenji Mamiya (Satoshi Nikaido), attractive. She invites Mamiya back to the apartment she shares with her father. Wrongly supposing that the detectives are investigating her father's involvement in her mother's suicide, she explains to Mamiya that her father was asleep when her mother jumped off the balcony and that she witnessed this herself. It turns out the detectives are, in fact, investigating a hunting trip Yasujiro took in Morocco. Yasujiro is an avid hunter and during a trip in Morocco he gave his rifle, as a gift, to his hunting guide, Hassan, who at the beginning of the film sold the rifle to Abdullah.

Soon after learning this, Chieko reveals her real motive in inviting Mamiya to her home. She approaches him nude and attempts to seduce him. He resists her approaches but comforts her as she bursts into tears. Before he leaves, Chieko writes him a note, indicating that she does not want him to read it until he is gone. Leaving, the detective crosses paths with Yasujiro and explains the situation with the rifle. Yasujiro replies that he did indeed give it as a gift, there was no black market involvement. About to depart, Mamiya offers condolences for the wife's suicide. Yasujiro, though, is confused by the mention of a "balcony" and angrily replies that "My wife shot herself in the head. Chieko was the first to find the body. I've explained this to the police many times." The issue of the conflicting stories is never resolved. It can be interpreted however, that Chieko may have attempted to jump off the balcony if the officer hadn't comforted her. This notion is somewhat supported by Chieko's action of leaning on the balcony (still nude) when her father enters the apartment. After leaving, the detective stops at a bar to read Chieko's note. Within the film, the note's contents are never revealed. Part of it is momentarily visible to the viewer. The following is an approximate translation of the Japanese script beginning with the first line of the lower half of the notebook page, where "[EDGE]" indicates the end of that particular line on the notebook page:

. . . I wanted [EDGE] . . . myself [EDGE] . . . that's why [EDGE] . . . connected [EDGE] . . . that is [EDGE] . . . although I cannot [EDGE] . . . I have to find out [EDGE] . . . message from my mother [EDGE] . . . I was not sure if I was loved by my mother [EDGE] . . . but that's not the case . . . [EDGE] thank you.

A fourth subplot takes place in the Americas where Richard and Susan's Mexican nanny, Amelia (Adriana Barraza) tends their twin children in their California home. Due to the shooting, she is forced to take care of the children longer than anticipated. Unable to secure any other help to care for them, she decides to take them to her son's wedding in a rural community near Tijuana, Mexico rather than miss it. Her nephew Santiago (Gael García Bernal) offers to take her and the kids to the wedding. They cross the border uneventfully and the children are soon confronted by the Mexican culture and street scene. The revelry of the wedding extends well into the evening, but rather than staying the night in Mexico with the children, Amelia decides to drive back to the States with Santiago. He has been drinking heavily and the border guards become suspicious of his behavior. Amelia has passports for all four travelers, but no letter of consent from the children's parents allowing her to take them out of the United States. Intoxicated, Santiago trespasses the border. He soon abandons Amelia and the children in the desert, attempting to lead off the police (we never learn of his final fate). Stranded without food and water, Amelia and the children are forced to spend the night in the desert. Realizing that they all will die if she cannot get help, Amelia leaves the children behind to find someone, ordering them not to move. She eventually finds a U.S. Border Patrol officer. After placing Amelia under arrest, she and the officer travel back to where she had left the children, but are unable to locate them. Amelia is taken back to a Border Patrol station, where she is eventually informed that the children have been found and that their father, Richard, while very angry, has agreed not to press charges. However, she will be deported from the US where she has been working illegally. Her protests that she had been in the US for 16 years and has looked after the children for the duration of their lives do not secure lenient treatment. Near the end of the movie, the audience sees her meeting her son on the Mexican side of the Tijuana crossing, still in the red dress she wore for the wedding.

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SHE'S THE MAN

2008-04-19T15:24:00.000-07:00

The movie starts with Justin (Robert Hoffman) telling his girlfriend Viola Hastings (Amanda Bynes) that she is a better player than half the guys on the Cornwall boys' soccer team. The girls' soccer team is cut because not enough girls signed up. The next day, Viola and her team wanted to try out for the boys' team, to no avail, especially when Justin lies about telling Viola she was good enough back at the beach which makes her end their relationship. The coach insists it is because they are playing a rivalry game soon against Illyria, and cannot have girls on their team because they aren't good enough. Viola is then approached by her brother (a new student at Illyria) and is told that he will be in London for two weeks and will need her to tell the school. Viola decides to go to Illyria as her brother and play on the soccer team there. With the help of stylist friend Paul (Jonathan Sadowski) and her companions Kia (Amanda Crew) and Yvonne (Jessica Lucas), Viola is transformed into Sebastian, while learning to imitate the mannerisms of a boy. "Sebastian" arrives at Illyria and tentatively makes several friends, afraid that people will find out he's a she. One night, however, everything really is undone when the real Sebastian comes home from London early. As he arrives at Illyria, Olivia runs up to Sebastian and kisses him, revealing that she has feelings for him. Duke (Channing Tatum) sees this and confronts Viola in their room, kicking her out. Viola ends up sleeping in Eunice's dorm, while Sebastian ends up sleeping in his room, thinking that Viola has set up his stuff in the dorm. On the day of the big game, everything becomes unraveled. Monique and Malcolm reveal the truth about Viola to Principal Gold. Both Viola and Sebastian's parents, Daphne and Rodger (John Pyper-Ferguson), find out that neither of their kids have been staying with the other. Because Viola has slept in, the real Sebastian is on field playing in what should be Viola's spot. Principal Gold, Monique and Malcolm stop the game thinking that it is Viola on the field, only to be embarrassed by Sebastian revealing that he really is a boy. At half time, Viola reveals the truth to Sebastian and they switch places. Viola convinces Coach Dinklage (Vinnie Jones) to let her play, after Sebastian was made to sit on the bench after an appalling first half. Duke believes "Sebastian" had betrayed him, and wouldn't pass the ball to him. Viola tries to reveal that she really is a girl, but they don't believe her. She finally convinces them after showing them her breasts. After everything is revealed, Duke agrees to let Viola keep playing, this time, as herself. The Cornwall team agrees, believing that with a girl on Illyra's team, Illyra will lose hands-down. Eventually, Illyria wins the game on a penalty kick. Everyone rejoices after the victory, except the Cornwall team, and Duke, who is still visibly hurt. Viola invites Duke to the debutante ball, where they reconcile, and make an entrance together.

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THE MIST

2008-04-16T22:57:00.000-07:00

Following a violent thunderstorm, a small town community comes under vicious attack from creatures prowling in a thick and unnatural mist. Local rumors point to an experiment called “The Arrowhead Project” conducted at a nearby top-secret military base, but questions as to the origins of the deadly vapor are secondary to the group's overall chances for survival. Retreating to a local supermarket, the survivors must face-off against each other before taking a united stand against an enemy they cannot even see.

Commercial artist David Drayton (Thomas Jane) and his wife Stephanie (Kelly Collins Lintz) witness the advance of an unusual mist from across the lake bordering their property. More immediately concerned with cleaning up in the aftermath of the storm, David and neighbor Brent Norton (Andre Braugher), along with David's five-year-old son Billy (Nathan Gamble), go to the local grocery store, which like the rest of the community was left without power. While at the store, an increasing amount of police activity in the streets draws the attention of the patrons, culminating with Dan Miller (Jeffrey DeMunn) running to the store with a bloody nose warning of something dangerous in the oncoming mist. Seeing the mist roll over the parking lot and hearing the scream of a man caught outside, the store patrons heed Miller's advice and seal themselves within the store, which is soon shaken by a violent earthquake. With visibility reduced to near-zero outside and uncertainty surrounding the fate of the man heard screaming before, a siege mentality takes hold. Unable to convince anyone to escort her back home to her children whom she left alone, a mother of two (Melissa McBride) departs into the mist by herself.

As confusion sets in, the deeply religious Mrs. Carmody (Marcia Gay Harden) suspects the onset of Armageddon as others search for a different answer. While trying to find a blanket for his son, David hears something pushing against the door of the loading dock. Unable to convince local mechanics Myron (David Jensen) and Jim (William Sadler) of what he witnessed, they and bag-boy Norm (Chris Owen) open the loading-bay door against David's strong advice, in attempts to repair the ailing generator. A set of otherworldly tentacles lined with claws grip Norm, dragging him away before the loading-bay door is closed again. Now certain of the deadly properties of the mist and aware of the imminent danger it poses to everyone in the store, David and assistant manager Ollie Weeks (Toby Jones) try and fail to convince Norton and other skeptical patrons not to go outside. Tying a clothesline around the waist of a man who agrees to retrieve a shotgun from Cornell (Buck Taylor)'s car, the rest of the store's patrons are convinced when the man's severed lower body is dragged back within sight of the front of the store.

The patrons prepare to defend themselves by making torches. New creatures appear from the mist at nightfall; enormous flying insects and pterodactyl-like animals which pluck them off of the store windows, eventually breaking one of them and allowing the creatures in. Two people die in the ensuing attack, leaving another badly burned. During the attack, one of the insects lands on Mrs. Carmody, then flies away instead of delivering a fatal sting. Viewing this as validation of her beliefs, Carmody begins quickly gaining followers among the distraught patrons in the extreme belief that the world is ending and a human sacrifice is needed to clear away the mist. After Amanda Dumfries (Laurie Holden), who has been looking after Billy, discovers a friend who committed suicide by overdose, Billy makes his father promise that he will not let the monsters catch him. Aware of the growing danger Carmody poses to the group, David turns to thoughts of escape. To test the idea of safely reaching his car, he and a group of volunteers try to retrieve medical supplies for the burn victim from the pharmacy next door, but are attacked by spider-like creatures which claim the lives of three of the volunteers. Seeing the failed expedition, Carmody's following grows even stronger with a visibly shaken Jim becoming one of her most vocal followers.

Billy, who had begged his father in vain not to go out leaving him behind, makes him promise that from now on they will stay together. With the discovery that two soldiers from the Arrowhead Project committed suicide during the expedition's absence, the remaining soldier (Samuel Witwer) reveals that the project, an attempt to look into other dimensions, was the origin of the mist. At the hands of Carmody's followers, the soldier is stabbed several times and thrown outside, where he is quickly killed by an enormous, crab-like creature. Preparing to quietly leave, David and his group are intercepted by Mrs. Carmody, who insists that Billy and Amanda are to be sacrificed. As the crowd advances, Carmody is shot twice and killed by Ollie Weeks. The group then proceeds unhindered out the front door. Ollie, Myron, and Cornell are killed in the ensuing escape and Bud Brown (Robert Treveiler) runs back to the store in panic, but Amanda, David, Billy, Dan, and Irene (Frances Sternhagen) make it safely to the car.

Driving through the mist, David returns home to find his wife has fallen victim to the spider-like creatures. Heartbroken, he drives the group south, witnessing the destruction left in the wake of the mist and encountering a six-legged beast many times the size of a Blue Whale. Eventually they run out of gas without finding any other survivors. While Billy is sleeping, the four adults, surrendering to their fate, silently agree that there is no point in going further. With four bullets left in the gun and five people in the car, David shoots Amanda, Dan, Irene, and his son, Billy, to save them from death at the hands of the creatures. Wailing, he attempts to shoot himself with the now-empty gun before exiting the vehicle to let the creatures in the mist take him. He hears what sounds like a creature moving toward him, but instead turns out to be a howitzer, followed by a large company of National Guardsmen with flamethrowers clearing away the mist and burning the creatures within it. Several trucks filled with survivors are part of the convoy, among them the mother whom nobody from the store would escort and her two children. David falls to his knees screaming as a pair of soldiers look at him in confusion. He had been driving away from help the entire time.

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SANTHOSH SUBRAMANIYUM

2008-04-16T22:43:00.000-07:00

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2008-04-16T22:31:00.001-07:00

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INSPECTOR GADGET 2

2008-04-16T03:54:00.001-07:00

Inspector Gadget (French Stewart) and his Gadgetmobile (voiced by D.L. Hughley) are having problems in their line of work, mostly because of a series of glitches Gadget is experiencing and his over-zealous attitude. This includes arresting Quimby's mother for speeding at 25.3 mph in a 25-mph zone and arresting girl scouts for selling cookies that passes the expiration date. At this time, Dr. Claw (Tony Martin) escapes from prison. Mayor Wilson (Sigrid Thornton) takes this opportunity to create G2 (Elaine Hendrix), a female Gadget-type robot that can function normally. Gadget begins to fall in love with G2, however, he is pulled off the Claw case in favour of her.

Claw begins a new plan to steal gold from the Federal Reserve, but first, he recruits three new gang members: Squint, Jungle Bob, and "The Ninja", at a bar called "The Blue Monkey". Gadget and his niece Penny find out about this (there was an advertisement in the paper) and while Gadget goes to the bar undercover (and causes a bar-room brawl), Penny finds out that Claw is planning a heist at the Concentrated Industries warehouse, and tells Gadget and G2. Gadget's boss Chief Quimby tells him that he's off the case and orders him not to go within 100 yards of G2's stakeout at the warehouse. Gadget is able to get around the Chief's orders by staying 101 yards away from the stakeout, however he is convinced by the Gadgetmobile to show her he's got what it takes. G2 meanwhile is able to subdue Claw's henchmen easily, but Gadget's appearance allows them to get away, taking with them ion fuel cells. Quimby is furious and demotes Gadget to the police station's bathroom attendant. Gadget is given a letter written by an unnamed source telling him that if he wants to catch Claw he should go to the upcoming science convention. At the convention, two of Claw's minions plant a circuit override chip on him, allowing Claw to control him like a puppet. In the resulting chaos, the minions steal a protoid laser from the science convention. Gadget is promptly fired as a result of this.

Penny decides to examine the evidence on her own and eventually finds Claw's hideout at an abandoned bowling factory. She infiltrates the hideout, but Claw captures her. At the gala, Gadget gets a job as a limo driver who opens doors for the guests. Inside the gala, Claw activates laughing gas to keep the people busy while he steals a ruby on loan from the Rajah of India, however G2 was immune to the gas. In order to stop the robot, Claw uses a magnet to trap G2. Afterwards, Claw and his minions escape with the Ruby after Gadget fails to recognize him. After G2's failure, Quimby decides to deactivate the robot. Gadget goes to the police department to reactivate G2. Brain tells them that Claw has kidnapped Penny. Outside, Claw activates his machine, which was hidden in a truck. The machine is a time displacement laser, which he fires at the city, freezing it in time and allowing Claw to rob the Federal Reserve with ease. Gadget and G2, who evaded the laser then confront him. Claw orders his minions to attack Gadget and G2 so he can get away. Gadget and G2 decide to switch chips in order to make Gadget work perfectly, leaving G2 to deal with the glitches. Gadget chases after Claw, who is escaping in an ice cream truck, but Claw drops Penny off the truck with explosives attached to her so that Gadget has to go after her instead of stopping Claw. At the bridge, Gadget stops Claw with bubble gum. When Gadget orders Claw to put his hand (and claw) up, Claw gets away in a rocket-like escape pod, proclaiming :"You may have won this round, but I'll get you next time, Gadget!"

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NEPALI[First on net]

2008-04-16T00:28:00.000-07:00

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2008-04-15T11:14:00.001-07:00

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THE ROCK(1996)

2008-04-15T10:24:00.000-07:00

A group of rogue Marine Force Recon commandos led by a disenfranchised Brigadier General, Francis X. Hummel seize a stockpile of rockets armed with VX Nerve Agent. The Marines take over Alcatraz island during a guided tour, taking 81 tourists hostage in the prison cells. Hummel (reinforced by his elite team of Marines turned Mercenaries) calls the Pentagon and the FBI Director informing them of his intentions: he will launch the lethal VX gas rockets over the population of the San Francisco Bay Area unless reparations of $1 million are paid to each of the families of Marines who died under his command in covert operations. The Pentagon/FBI officials decide to deploy a Navy SEAL team to overtake the island and free Hummel's hostages by stealth. Requiring first-hand knowledge of the underground tunnels of Alcatraz, the officials' are forced to their last resort of releasing, imprisoned, former SAS and disavowed British Intelligence officer John Patrick Mason (the only inmate of Alcatraz who has, reputedly, ever successfully escaped). Nerdish, bumbling, FBI chemical weapons expert Dr. Stanley Goodspeed is also recruited, to neutralise the VX gas threat. The two men and the SEAL team commence their raid on Alcatraz, and Hummel's own elite force, under helmet camera monitoring.

With FBI director James Womack and his West Coast counterpart Ernest Paxton directing the SEAL incursion, details of Mason's complex past are revealed. Soon after getting onto the island, the SEALs, excluding Mason and Goodspeed are discovered by the Marines and trapped in a bottleneck. During a tense exchange between Hummell and Anderson, the SEALs' commander, the sailors are startled and open fire on the marines - much to the delight of the gung ho soldiers. At a disadvantage, the seals are quickly killed leaving Goodspeed and Mason the only force left on the island capable of thwarting Hummel's plans. Meanwhile, the Pentagon continues to prepare its countermeasure to Hummel's VX gas rockets, in the form of "thermite plasma" bombs that would level the island, a last resort should the protagonists fail to disarm the missiles. As the thermite-plasma armed F-18's draw closer to Alcatraz, Mason and Goodspeed have already successfully neutralized nearly all of the weapons. Having baulked at launching against civilian targets, Hummel reveals the nerve gas to be a bluff and is betrayed by his subordinates. In his dying breath, Hummel tells Goodspeed and Mason, who were witness to the betrayal, the location of the last rocket. While Mason battles the traitorous marines, Goodspeed disarms the last rocket but is exposed to the VX gas and only saves himself by injecting an antidote into his heart. He desperately scrambles to the shore and manages to signal the threat's neutralisation with flares. However, the message is not relayed to the F-18s in time, and the lead plane drops the first of it's thermite-plasma payload onto the island. The bomb misses the hostages' cell block, and only throws Goodspeed to the water, where he is promptly rescued by Mason. When the FBI arrive on Alcatraz to recapture Mason, Goodspeed informs them authoritatively that his comrade was "vaporised". In truth, Goodspeed released him to freedom, anonymity, and his estranged daughter - equipped with SCUBA gear, and the keys to a hotel room in San Francisco complete with clothes and money. Before Mason's departure, however, he had passed on the location of the secret microfilm which had caused his incarceration, and the movie closes with Goodspeed and his pregnant wife Carla recovering the microfilm, along with half a century of state secrets.

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OPEN SEASON(Animation)

2008-04-15T09:51:00.000-07:00

In the tranquil town of Timberline, 900 pound grizzly bear Boog (Martin Lawrence) enjoys a captive existence. He spends his day as the star attraction of the town's nature show and spends his nights living the life of luxury in the garage of park ranger Beth (Debra Messing) who raised him since he was a cub in a poor captive state. Maniacal hunter Shaw drives into town with the one-horned mule deer Elliot (Ashton Kutcher) strapped to the hood of his truck. Boog wakes him as the two scream in terror. With Boog reluctant to intervene, Elliot begs to for help to escape. At the last minute and against his better judgment, Boog frees Elliot before Shaw could go after him. Boog never expects to see his "friend" again.

Elliot follows Boog home and finds him sleeping in the garage and starts to throw rabbits at the window. Elliot tells Boog the he is intent on returning the favor by "freeing" him from his garage captivity. Elliot introduces Boog to a world of sweet temptations outside of the garage that he has never known. When the grizzly's true instincts begin to emerge, events quickly spiral out of control as the two ransack the town's food store. Elliot escapes before Boog is caught by a friend of Beth, police officer Gordy. At the nature show, Boog meets up with Elliot who is being chased by Shaw. Boog attacks the mule deer, causing the whole audience in the show to panic before Boog threatens to kill Elliot. Shaw prepares to shoot Boog but the bear is instead shot by Beth with a tranquilizer gun; she shoots Elliot as well (six times). The two trouble-makers are released into the Timberline National Forest, only 3 days before the start of hunting season.

Without any bear skills, Boog takes Elliot as his hapless guide to get him back home to Timberline to reunite with Beth. But in the woods, they quickly learn that it's every animal for itself. The two run into their share of the forest animals including hot-tempered skunks, psychotic ducks and panic-stricken rabbits. They also run into critters such as the Scottish-accented squirrel, McSquizzy (Billy Connolly) and his rogue gang, Reilly (Jon Favreau) and his beaver construction worker team, and a porcupine who is in search of a friend. With each adverse encounter, Boog learns a little about self-reliance and Elliot gains self-respect. Elliot finds his herd crush, a pretty female, Giselle, but is also found by the heard leader, Ian (Patrick Warburton), a militaristic mule deer who has forced Elliot out of the herd. They walk away from Ian's taunting, realizing that they've obtained true friendship. Elliot attempts to lead Boog out of the forest, but it becomes evident that he has no clue where they are going. After winding up at Reilly's dam, Boog and Elliot are confronted by Shaw. Boog tries to run over the dam, but it is not a "load bearing structure". It breaks under his weight and the rush of water washes everyone in the forest, including Shaw, to the clearing below.

Everyone blames Boog, but Boog accuses Elliot of lying. He confesses, saying he wanted Boog as a friend and used that lie to do so. Angry, Boog leaves to unwittingly find Shaw's cabin. Shaw discovers him and pursues him to the city road where Boog happens upon the glowing lights of Timberline. Instead of deserting his companions, Boog helps the other animals defend themselves using supplies taken from Bob and Bobby's RV while their pet, Mr. Weenie, joins along.The following day, Boog leads a rampage against the hunters, sending them running after McSquizzy blows up their trucks. Shaw returns for a final battle. Elliot takes a bullet meant for Boog, enraging the bear who ties up Shaw with his own gun. Boog finds that Elliot survived the blast, only losing his second antler in the fight. Beth returns to take Boog back home, but instead he stays with his friends. She realizes that the bear is home in the forest.

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I Now Pronounce You Chuck & Larry

2008-04-04T16:32:00.000-07:00

Larry Valentine (Kevin James) and Chuck Levine (Adam Sandler) are veteran FDNY firefighters. Chuck is a sexual deviant while Larry is a single father trying to raise a "tomboy" daughter Tori and an effeminate son Eric (Cole Morgen). Because of Larry's sadness and obsession over his wife's death, he ends up not changing the primary beneficiary of his pension from his wife to his children within the deadline. His only option is to marry someone but Larry admits that there is no woman he knows that he would trust with his children's future. Larry finds an article about same-sex domestic partnership rights and decides to marry Chuck, making him the beneficiary and caretaker of Larry's children. Chuck is reluctant but gives in since Larry saved his life. After registering their domestic partnership, a beneficiary office lawyer comes to talk to Chuck and Larry. Chuck and Larry put on an act and the lawyer quickly leaves, hinting that a surprise inspection may come in the future by a much more thorough person.

Chuck and Larry meet with their lawyer Alex McDonough (Jessica Biel). Alex tells the two a specialist is indeed being sent in to see if Chuck and Larry are frauds. She suggests they truly get married. Following her advice they elope and marry in Canada, since same-sex marriage in New York is not possible. Chuck then moves in with Larry. After Chuck's first morning with Larry (in which Larry finds Chuck has slept with his maid, and made Larry finger a blow-up doll in his sleep), Larry goes outside and finds Clinton Fitzer (Steve Buscemi), the specialist sent in to see if they’re faking. He remarks that their trash is not very gay and leaves, revealing his suspicions about the legitimacy of their partnership. While shopping for more “gay stuff”, Chuck runs into Alex and she invites Chuck and Larry to a gay costume party. The two men are extremely uncomfortable in the gay scene. After the party ends, the party-goers are confronted by an anti-gay rights group (ostensibly based on Rev. Fred Phelps' Westboro Baptist Church of Topeka, Kansas.) The activists get into verbal arguments with the gays, culminating in activist leader Jim (Rob Corddry) calling them faggots. Chuck then punches him in the face, to much applause. The altercation makes its way to the newspaper tabloids the next day.

The next morning, Chuck and Larry are called to speak with FDNY Captain Phineas J. Tucker (Dan Aykroyd) who warns them that if they get caught, they are not to bring the firehouse down. Chuck and Larry find themselves not accepted well by other firemen. Chuck tries to join a game of basketball, but all of the other firemen decide that his defense is too physical, and that he has been 'grab-assing' them while they play. Chuck is confronted by Fred Duncan (Ving Rhames), while playing basketball by himself. Chuck fears that this intimidating man plans to verbally or possibly physically abuse him (or even kill him, due to his rumored past as a murderer), but Fred opens up that he is gay, and that Chuck and Larry have been a big inspiration to his coming out of the closet. The fire chief calls them in again, and reveals that the other firemen have been passing around a petition with the intent of having the two of them transferred to another division. He puts the two on separate shifts to alleviate the complaints of the others. Larry goes into the fire station and confronts the others about it. He reprimands them for suddenly abandoning himself and Chuck after learning that they are 'gay'. He reveals that one of the firemen 'crapped his pants' his first day on the job, and that Chuck has personally saved several of their lives. They are ashamed, but are saved from answering by a fire in the city.

Meanwhile, tabloids pick up on Chuck and Larry's case and their court case becomes a media spectacle. Inside the courthouse, Chuck and Larry confront the other firefighters who apologize and vow to stand with Chuck and Larry. During the court case, Chuck and Larry are grilled with personal questions, and are required to give individual testimony. After testimony by Larry's children, the case looks to be firmly on Chuck and Larry's side. In a last attempt, Clint asks the couple to kiss. They attempt to kiss but are interrupted by Captain Tucker who admits that they are lying and he has part in it but tells the judges that their lie has helped everyone around them and hurt no one. Clint convinces the judge that it doesn't matter since they still broke the law. In a Spartacus-inspired sequence, the firefighters all lie and claim that they helped Chuck and Larry break the law and should also be jailed, hoping that the show of solidarity will discourage any attempts at punishment. Unfortunately, they are all thrown in jail. Councilman Banks (Richard Chamberlain) shows up and tells Chuck and Larry he'll drop all charges under two conditions: the firefighters have to admit that what they did was illegal, and the council will dismiss it as a misdemeanor, and they all have to help raise funds for AIDS research, because they are sort of heroes in the gay community. The fundraising scheme turns out to be a gay calendar, featuring the firefighters, and the Canadian wedding chaplain, in erotic poses. Fred is then seen marrying Alex's brother (who was introduced earlier in the film).

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RATATOUILLE(Animation)

2008-04-04T16:27:00.000-07:00

Rémy is a rat who lives in the attic of a French country home with his brother, Émile, and his father, Django, the leader of a rat colony. Inspired by a television show hosted by France's recently deceased top chef, Auguste Gusteau, Rémy does his best to live the life of a gourmet. Underappreciating his exceptionally discerning sense of smell, his clan puts him to work sniffing for rat poison in their food.

The resident of the house, an old woman, eventually discovers the rats and immediately sets out to exterminate them. As they flee, Rémy grabs a cookbook by Gusteau. He is separated from the others and floats through a storm sewer on the book, ending up by chance at his idol's namesake restaurant, now run by former sous-chef Skinner. As Rémy looks into the kitchen from a skylight, a young man with no culinary talent, Alfredo Linguini, arrives with a letter of introduction from his recently deceased mother, and is reluctantly hired to clean up. While doing his job, Linguini spills a portion of a pot of soup and attempts to cover up his mistake by adding nearby ingredients at random. The horrified Rémy accidentally falls into the kitchen. While trying to escape, he cannot resist fixing the soup. Linguini catches Rémy in the act, just as Skinner confronts Linguini. During the confusion, some of the soup is served to a customer. To everyone's surprise, the soup is a success. The kitchen's sole female cook, Colette Tatou, convinces Skinner not to fire Linguini, and Skinner agrees, provided Linguini recreates the soup. When Skinner spots Rémy trying to escape out the window, pandemonium breaks out. After Linguini traps Rémy in a jar, Skinner orders him to dispose of the vermin. Knowing Rémy was the one who fixed the soup, Linguini cannot bring himself to kill him and begins to talk to him. As he tells Rémy about his problems, he discovers that Rémy understands him. The unlikely pair form an alliance. Rémy (referred to by Linguini as "Little Chef") secretly controls Linguini's movements. The two perfect a marionette-like arrangement; Rémy tugs at Linguini's hair to direct him while remaining hidden under his toque blanche.

When customers ask for another dish besides the soup, Skinner tries to sabotage Rémy by ordering him to prepare an old Gusteau recipe that had been a total disaster. Rémy changes the dish, over Colette's determined opposition, and it proves to be another hit. Skinner, suspicious of Linguini's success, plies the boy with vintage Château Latour in an attempt to discover his secret. When the sly questioning yields nothing, Skinner orders Linguini to clean up the kitchen, a task that will take all night. The next morning, hung over and disheveled, Linguini nearly confides his secret to Colette. Desperately trying to stop him, Rémy makes him fall on Colette and they end up kissing. They begin dating, leaving Rémy feeling neglected. Meanwhile, Skinner learns from Linguini's letter of introduction that, unknown to everyone but his mother, Linguini is in fact Gusteau's son and stands to inherit the restaurant, imperiling Skinner's ambition to exploit Gusteau's image to market low-quality prepared frozen foods.

One night, Rémy and his colony are reunited. At the ensuing party, he surprises his father by saying that he is not going to stay, but instead continue to live near the humans. In response, Django shows Rémy the storefront of a rodent control business, displaying dead rats in traps. Rémy, though horrified, refuses to believe that enmity is inevitable between the two species, and leaves. While scrounging for food, Rémy discovers Gusteau's will. Just then, he is discovered by Skinner, resulting in a chase through the streets of Paris. Rémy gets away and presents the documents to Linguini. Linguini assumes ownership of the restaurant, fires Skinner, and becomes a rising star in the culinary world. Later, Rémy and Linguini quarrel and Linguini decides that he no longer needs Rémy's help. Rémy retaliates by leading a kitchen raid by his fellow rats. Linguini attempts to apologize to Rémy, only to catch the rats in the act. Rémy feels guilty about hurting his friend, and refuses to join them in resuming the raid.

Things come to a head the night of a pre-announced visit by demanding food critic Anton Ego, whose contemptuous earlier review of Gusteau's cooking had reduced his coveted five-star rating to four and eventually led to the chef's untimely death (which dropped his restaurant's rating another star). When asked what he would like, Ego challenges the chef by requesting that Linguini prepare whatever he dares serve him. Rémy returns to help Linguini. Linguini picks that ill-timed moment to finally admit the truth to the staff. They all think he has lost his mind due to the pressure and walk out, even Colette. However, she returns, after remembering Gusteau's catchphrase, "Anyone can cook!" Django, impressed by his son's determination, has his rats work under Rémy's direction, while Linguini waits tables at lightning speed using roller skates. Rémy decides to prepare ratatouille, a traditional dish not considered haute cuisine, but does it so well that the first bite of it causes Ego to relive a childhood memory of his mother making it for him. Ego assumes that Linguini is the chef, but Linguini denies it. When Ego persists in wanting to compliment the chef, after a frantic consultation with Colette, Linguini and Colette insist he must wait until the rest of the diners have left. At the end, Rémy is revealed, as well as all the other rats and Rémy's marionette technique. A changed man, Ego writes a glowing review, declaring that the chef at Gusteau's is the greatest in all of France. In the dénouement, Gusteau's is closed by a health inspector who had found the rats after having been tipped off by Skinner, and Ego loses his job and his credibility when the public discovers he has praised a rat-infested restaurant. Everything is for the best, however; with Ego as investor and regular patron, Linguini, Colette, and Rémy open a successful new bistro called "La Ratatouille", which includes a kitchen modified to accommodate Rémy and a separate dining area for rats in its attic. A huge line of people is shown waiting outside the restaurant, under a sign with a rat wearing a toque and wielding a cooking spoon.

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LICENSE TO WED

2008-04-04T16:07:00.000-07:00

Sadie Jones (Mandy Moore) has always longed to marry the man of her dreams in her family church. Though she has found her lifetime companion in Ben Murphy (John Krasinski), Sadie is distressed to learn that St. Augustine's has only one wedding slot available over the next two years, though after re-checking their planning book, they find that the wedding can be held in three weeks. While Sadie and Ben do qualify for the slot, the church's eccentric minister, Reverend Frank (Robin Williams), will not wed the couple until they agree to attend his prenuptial course (shortened, due to the new date, from three months to three weeks). Now as their wedding date draws near, Sadie and Ben must attend every one of Reverend Frank's unusual classes and complete a series of homework assignments designed specifically to irritate one another — in order to get past puppy love and ensure that their union will have a sound foundation. To Ben's dismay, Frank does not allow pre-marital sex. On behalf of Frank, his young assistant breaks into the couple's house and bugs it. Thus, Frank and his assistant can listen to all conversations, except that Frank does not let his assistant listen to adult parts. Ben discovers the microphone/transmitter, but does not tell Sadie, for fear that she will accuse him of lying and having acquired the bug device himself. In one part of the course, the couple has to care for twin robot babies. They work on Ben's nerves and he destroys one. Bystanders think he is killing a real baby. Shortly before the wedding, Sadie changes her mind, among other things because Ben has not prepared marriage vows as Frank instructed them to do. Sadie goes on holiday to the honeymoon destination. Ben and Frank travel there too, they reconcile, and Frank marries them there.

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