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The Box,
is a
horror
film
based
on
the
1970
short
story
"Button,
Button"
by
author
Richard
Matheson,
which
was
previously
adapted
into
an
episode
of
the
1980s
incarnation
of
the
The
Twilight
Zone.
The
film
is
written
and
directed
by
Richard
Kelly
and
stars
Cameron
Diaz
and
James
Marsden
as a
couple
who
receive
a
box
with
a
mysterious
power.
Production
began
in
November
2007
and
concluded
in
February
2008.
The
film
is
set
in
Richmond,
Virginia
in
1976.
One
night,
a
financially
strapped
married
couple,
Arthur
and
Norma
(Marsden
and
Diaz),
receive
a
box
that
has
a
button.
The
next
morning,
a
mysterious,
disfigured
stranger
(Frank
Langella)
tells
them
that
pushing
the
button
will
have
consequences.
They
will
receive
$1,000,000,
but
someone
in
the
world
whom
they
don't
know
will
die.
The
film
begins
with
a
CIA
internal
memo
being
typed
across
the
screen.
It
states
that
a
man
name
Arlington
Steward
has
recovered
from
his
severe
burn
wounds
and
is
delivering
units
related
to
the
Mars
project.
Next,
Norma
awakes
at
5:45AM
as
the
doorbell
rings
as
her
husbands
sleeps
next
to
her.
As
she
looks
through
the
peephole,
she
sees
a
black
car
drive
off,
and
upon
opening
the
door,
sees
a
package
on
her
doorstep.
Inside,
she
and
her
husband
find
a
wooden
box
with
a
button
protected
by a
glass
dome,
locked
with
a
key,
and
a
note,
saying
Mr.
Steward
will
come
at
5PM.
Arthur
goes
to
work
at
NASA,
where
he
works
in
optics,
and
helped
in
designing
the
camera
on
Viking
Mars
probe.
He
finds
he
has
been
rejected
from
the
astronaut
program
despite
acing
his
tests
and
glowing
recommendations,
because
he
failed
his
psych
exam.
Norma
goes
to
her
job
as a
teacher
at
an
elite
private
school
teaching
literature,
where
they
are
discussing
Satre's
vision
of
Hell.
One
of
her
student
remarks
on
her
limp,
after
which
she
shows
her
class
her
disfigured
right
foot,
missing
4
toes.
The Men Who Stare at Goats,
is a
2009 comedy film by
director Grant
Heslov due for
release on November
6, 2009. It is based
on the book of the
same title by author
Jon Ronson, an
account of Ronson's
investigation of
attempts by US
military forces to
use psychic powers.
The film follows a
reporter, Bob Wilton
(Ewan McGregor), who
stumbles onto the
story of a lifetime
when he meets a
special forces
operator, Lyn
Cassady (George
Clooney). As they
embark on a new
mission, Lyn reveals
his twenty-year
involvement in a top
secret, psychic
military unit and
shares details of
their activities,
each more bizarre
than the last
(including staring
at goats in order to
stop their hearts
psychokinetically).
The
Fourth Kind,
is an
upcoming science
fiction/thriller/horror
film directed by
Olatunde Osunsanmi,
and starring Milla
Jovovich. The film
is purported to be a
documentary
reenactment set in
Nome, Alaska, and
deals with alien
abductions. The
title is derived
from J. Allen Hynek's
classification of
close encounters
with aliens, in
which the fourth
kind denotes an
alien abduction.
The film's trailer
states that the
story is based on
"actual case
studies," but does
not specify which
cases. As a result,
much speculation has
arisen regarding the
search for
documented evidence
from the actual
cases and whether
Dr. Abigail Tyler is
a real person or a
fictional character
for use in an
internet viral
marketing campaign.
A Christmas Carol,
is a
2009 film adaptation
of Charles Dickens'
1843 story of the
same name. The film
is written and
directed by Robert Zemeckis, and stars
Jim Carrey in a
multitude of roles,
including Ebenezer
Scrooge as a young,
middle-aged, and old
man, and the three
ghosts who haunt
Scrooge.
A
Christmas Carol is a
Victorian morality
tale of an old and
bitter miser,
Ebenezer Scrooge
(Jim Carrey), who
undergoes a profound
experience of
redemption over the
course of one night.
Mr. Scrooge is a
financier/money-changer
who has devoted his
life to the
accumulation of
wealth. He holds
anything other than
money in contempt,
including
friendship, love and
the Christmas
season. But an
encounter with the
ghostly figure of
Jacob Marley (Gary
Oldman) sets the
stage for a
mysterious and
magical encounter
with three
phantasmic beings to
help him realize the
true magic of
Christmas itself.
Michael Jackson's
This Is It,
is a 2009
American concert
film documenting
Michael Jackson's
rehearsals of the
concert series of
the same name, both
on stage and behind
the scenes. The film
shows Jackson
mentoring his team
for the 50 shows, as
well as him
creating,
developing, and
ultimately staging
the high-tech
performances. The
footage was filmed
at The Forum and the
Staples Center in
Los Angeles,
California. Despite
originally being set
for an October 30,
2009 release date,
the film's release
date was rescheduled
for October 28,
2009, with a limited
two-week run.
Tickets went on sale
a month early on
September 27, 2009,
to satisfy a high
anticipated demand.
On August 10, 2009,
Los Angeles Superior
Court Judge Mitchell
Beckloff approved a
deal between Michael
Jackson's estate,
concert promoter AEG
Live, and Sony
Pictures. This
allowed Sony
Pictures to edit the
hundreds of hours of
rehearsal footage
needed to create the
motion picture. Sony
subsequently paid
$60 million for the
film rights. The
trailer first
premiered during the
2009 MTV Video Music
Awards on September
13, 2009, along with
the simultaneous
launching of the
official movie
website.
Gentlemen Broncos,
is a
2009 comedy film
written by Jared and
Jerusha Hess, and
directed by Jared
Hess. The film stars
Michael Angarano,
Jemaine Clement, Sam
Rockwell and
Jennifer Coolidge.
Gentlemen Broncos is
scheduled to be
released
theatrically on
October 30, 2009.
Michael Angarano
will portray the
teenaged aspiring
fantasy writer,
Benjamin Purvis.
Jemaine Clement will
play novelist Ronald
Chevalier. Sam
Rockwell is cast as
the fictional
story's title
character who
appears in
book-come-to-life
sequences under two
guises: one in the
teenager's story and
the other in
Chevalier's story.
Jennifer Coolidge is
portraying the
teenager's mother.
Edgar Oliver appears
in the film in a
small role. Suzanne
May is cast as the
female heroine in
the fictional
stories. Halley
Feiffer plays
Benjamin's friend,
Tabatha Jenkins.
The Boondock Saints II: All Saints Day,
is an
upcoming sequel to
the 1999 The
Boondock Saints. The
director of the
original film, Troy
Duffy, returned to
film the sequel,
which sees the
return of Sean
Patrick Flanery and
Norman Reedus as
Irish brothers who
act as vigilantes.
The film is set to
have a limited
release October 30,
2009. The Boondock
Saints II: All
Saints Day is the
sequel to the cult
film The Boondock
Saints. It continues
writer and director
Troy Duffy's saga of
fraternal twins, the
MacManus brothers.
The two have been in
deep hiding in the
quiet valleys of
Ireland, far removed
from their former
lives or modern
technologies. When
word comes that a
priest has been
killed by sinister
forces in the tough
underworld of Boston
(the Yakavetta Crime
Family), they return
to mount a violent
and bloody crusade
to bring justice to
those who must now
suffer the
consequences, with a
new partner in crime
(Clifton Collins,
Jr.) aiding them and
FBI Agent Paul
Smecker's protege
(Julie Benz) in
pursuit of them.
The House of the Devil,
is a
2009 horror film
written, directed,
and edited by Ti
West, starring Jocelin Donahue, Tom
Noonan, and Mary
Woronov. College
student Samantha
Hughes takes on a
babysitting job in a
remote mansion in
order to make the
down payment on a
one bedroom
apartment she has
had her eye on. The
pay is good, but
after Samantha is
taken to the house
by her friend,
Megan, she realizes
that something isn't
quite right. The old
couple who live in
the house, Mr. and
Mrs. Ulman, confess
that they in fact do
not have any
children, and it
isn't long before
Samantha realizes
that she is trapped.
As a lunar eclipse
darkens the night
sky, her employers
carry out a horrific
ritual with Samantha
at the center.
Saw VI, is the sixth
installment in the
Saw film series. The
film, which began
shooting on March
30, 2009, will be
released in theaters
on October 23, 2009.
Saw VI is directed
by Kevin Greutert,
who has been the
editor on all the
past Saw films to
date. Patrick Melton
and Marcus Dunstan,
the writers for both
Saw IV and V, have
returned to write
Saw VI. On April 29,
Lions Gate released
a brief synopsis of
the plot. Details
revealed include
confirming Agent
Peter Strahm's death
and Lieutenant Mark
Hoffman continuing
Jigsaw's work. The
FBI is reportedly on
Hoffman's trail[6].
This forces him to
set up another game.
Jigsaw's overall
scheme will also be
finally
understood.[7] The
last revealed trap,
a "Steam Room," has
yet to be expanded
on by the producers,
but it is said to be
a multi-level
trap.[8] Recent
screens also show
Hoffman viewing
Strahm's crushed
corpse as well as
setting up the
"Rack" trap from Saw
III.
Cirque du Freak: The Vampire's Assistant,
occasionally
advertised as The
Vampire's Assistant:
The Cirque Du Freak
Saga Begins, is the
2009 film adaptation
of the first three
books of the book
series The Saga of
Darren Shan by
author Darren Shan.
The film began
principal
photography on
February 8, 2008 in
New Orleans and
ended on June 3,
2008.[1] The film
will be distributed
by Universal
Studios. A portion
of The Vampire's
Assistant was filmed
on a set constructed
within New Orleans
City Park,
approximately 1000
feet off of the side
of the road, along
Harrison Avenue. The
film was originally
set for release on
January 15, 2010,
but was moved
forward to October
23, 2009. The
Vampire's Assistant,
based on the popular
series of books by
Darren Shan called
The Saga of Darren
Shan, is a
fantasy-adventure
about a teenager who
unknowingly breaks a
200-year-old truce
between two warring
factions of
vampires. Pulled
into a fantastic
life of
misunderstood
sideshow freaks and
grotesque creatures
of the night, one
teen will vanish
from the safety of a
boring existence and
fulfill his destiny
in a place drawn
from nightmares.
16-year-old Darren
(Chris Massoglia)
was like most kids
in his suburban
neighborhood. He
hung out with his
best friend Steve
(Josh Hutcherson),
got decent grades,
and usually stayed
out of trouble. But
when he and Steve
stumble upon a
traveling freak
show, things begin
to change inside
Darren. That’s the
exact moment when a
vampire named Larten
Crepsley (John C.
Reilly) turns him
into something
bloodthirsty. Darren
must become a
Vampire to save his
friend Steve from a
poison from a
spider.
Newly undead, he
joins the Cirque Du
Freak, a touring
sideshow filled with
monstrous creatures
from a Evra the
snakeboy (Patrick
Fugit) and a wolfman
(Tom Woodruff, Jr.)
to a bearded lady (Salma
Hayek) and a
gigantic ringmaster
Mr. Tall (Ken
Watanabe). As Darren
flexes his newfound
powers in this dark
world, he becomes a
treasured pawn
between the vampires
and their deadlier
counterparts. And
while trying to
survive, one boy
will struggle to
keep their brewing
war from devouring
what’s left of his
humanity.
Amelia, is
an upcoming 2009
dramatized
biographical film
based on the life of
Amelia Earhart,
starring Hilary
Swank as Earhart
along with a cast
that includes
Richard Gere, Ewan
McGregor, and
Virginia Madsen. It
is directed by Mira
Nair based on a
script written by
Ronald Bass. The
screenplay was based
on East to the Dawn
by Susan Butler and
The Sound of Wings
by Mary S. Lovell.
The film chronicles
Earhart's rise to
fame and follows the
relationship between
Earhart and her
husband, publisher
George Putnam.
Astro Boy,
also called Atom (アトム, Atomu?) in Japan, is a 2009 computer-animated 3-D film based on the highly successful Japanese franchise of the same name by Osamu Tezuka. It is being produced by Imagi
Animation Studios, the animation production company of TMNT and the upcoming Gatchaman.
The studio announced
the project in
September 2006. It
will be directed by
David Bowers
(Flushed Away) and
produced by Maryann
Garger with Pilar
Flynn as associate
producer. The film was originally to be directed by Colin
Brady, who directed the 2006 animated film Everyone's Hero. It has been announced that Freddie Highmore will provide the voice for the character of Astro
Boy in the movie. The film features the voices of Freddie Highmore, Kristen Bell, Nathan Lane, Eugene Levy, Matt Lucas, Bill Nighy, Donald Sutherland and Nicolas Cage. A short trailer of the movie was shown in the North American Home Theater of PlayStation Home from December 28, 2008 to January 8, 2009. The movie is set to be released first in Japan on October 10, 2009, prior to the US release on October 23, 2009.
An
origin story set in
futuristic Metro
City, Astro Boy
(Freddie Highmore)
is about a young
robot with
incredible powers
created by a
brilliant scientist,
Dr. Tenma (Nicolas
Cage), in the image
of the son he had
lost. Unable to
fulfill the grieving
man's expectations,
our hero embarks on
a journey in search
of acceptance,
becoming part of a
group of rowdy kids
led by a girl named
Cora (Kristen Bell),
and experiencing
betrayal and a
netherworld of robot
gladiators led by
the greedy ring
master, Ham Egg
(Nathan Lane),
before he returns to
save Metro City and
reconcile with the
father who had
rejected him.
Law Abiding Citizen, is
an upcoming
drama/thriller film
directed by F. Gary
Gray from a
screenplay written
by Kurt Wimmer, and
starring Jamie Foxx
and Gerard Butler.
The film takes place
in Philadelphia and
tells the story of
Clyde Shelton
(Butler), a man who
decides to exact
revenge on his
family's killers, as
well as the criminal
justice system. Law
Abiding Citizen will
be released on
October 16, 2009.[1]
The film is rated R
for strong bloody
brutal violence, and
pervasive language.
After a home
invasion, Clyde
Shelton (Butler), a
top-notch former
spy, now retired, is
told that one of the
criminals who killed
his wife and
daughter would get
off, due to his
cooperation with the
district attorney's
office, and the
other would be put
on death row.
Shelton seeks
revenge, not just
against the
criminals, but the
entire justice
system. He is
quickly captured,
but Nick Rice
(Foxx), a corrupt
D.A. who got one of
the murderers off,
quickly realizes
that prison isn't
enough to keep
Shelton from killing
those who kept the
criminals from
getting the sentence
they deserved.
Where the Wild Things Are, is an upcoming 2009
fantasy film
directed by Spike Jonze. It is a
live-action
adaptation of
Maurice Sendak's
1963 children's book
of the same name.
The film combines
live action,
suitmation,
animatronics, and
CGI. The film will
be released in North
America in both
conventional and
IMAX theatres on
October 16, 2009.
The film follows the
imaginary adventures
of a young boy named
Max (Max Records),
who is angry when
his mother, Connie
(Catherine Keener),
invites her
boyfriend (Mark
Ruffalo) over. After
he causes one
mischievous antic
after another, his
mother tries to send
him to his room. He
ends up biting her
and running away,
feeling angry and
unloved. He runs
outside at night,
through a fence
until he stumbles
upon a boat. He
sails away to an
island inhabited by
seven imaginary
monsters called the
Wild Things, where
they crown him as
the ruler.
The Stepfather, is the
2009 remake of the
1987 American
thriller film of the
same name. The film
will be distributed
by Screen Gems.
Michael Harding
(Penn Badgley)
returns home from
military school to
find his mother
Susan (Sela Ward),
happily in love with
a man known as David
Harris (Dylan
Walsh). He seems
like the perfect
father and husband
to everyone - except
Michael, who
suspects that he
isn't quite the man
he seems to be.
Along with Michael's
girlfriend Kelly
(Amber Heard), his
biological father
Jay (Jon Tenney),
and Susan’s friends
(Paige Turco and
Sherry Stringfield),
they slowly start to
piece together the
mystery of the man
who is set to become
his stepfather, but
they may be too late
in getting to the
truth.
Good Hair,
is Chris Rock's
upcoming comedy /
documentary
premiering on
October 9, 2009. The
movie focuses on
African Americans
and seeks to explore
some of the aspects
of African American
hair.
According to Chris
Rock, he was
prompted to make the
movie after his
5-year old daughter,
Lola, asked him,
"Daddy, how come I
don't have good
hair?" During
his quest for
knowledge, Chris
Rock delves into the
$9 billion black
hair industry, and
visits such places
as beauty salons,
barbershops,
conventions,
scientific
laboratories (to
learn the science
behind chemical
relaxers that
straighten hair),
and India, where
many of the hair
weaves worn by
African American
women are from.
Chris Rock explains
that the movie
retains a sense of
seriousness, yet at
the same time
remains humorous.
The movie features
celebrities like
Ice-T, Nia Long,
Paul Mooney, Raven-Symone,
Maya Angelou, KRS-One,
Salt-n-Pepa, Eve,
Reverend Al Sharpton,
Meagan Good, and
Kerry Washington, as
they talk about some
of their own
experiences with
their hair, and how
black hair is
perceived in the
black community.
Couples Retreat,
is
an upcoming 2009
comedy film directed
by Peter Billingsley
and written by Jon Favreau, Vince
Vaughn and Dana Fox.
Vaughn and Favreau
also star in the
film. The cast also
includes Faizon
Love, Jason Bateman,
Kristin Davis,
Kristen Bell, Malin
Akerman and Kali
Hawk. A. R. Rahman,
winner of two Oscars
at the 81st Academy
Awards, is scoring
the music for this
film. The film is
rated PG-13 for
sexual content and
language. It will be
released on October
9, 2009.
Couples Retreat is a
comedy centered
around four couples
Dave and Ronnie
(Vince Vaughn and
Malin Akerman),
Shane and Trudy (Faizon
Love and Kali Hawk),
Jason and Cynthia
(Jason Bateman and
Kristen Bell), and
Joey and Lucy (Jon
Favreau and Kristin
Davis) who go on
their vacation to a
tropical-island
resort (Bora-Bora).
While one of the
couples is there to
work on the
marriage, the others
fail to realize that
participation in the
resort's therapy
sessions is not
optional.
Zombieland,
is an upcoming American
post-apocalyptic
zombie comedy,
written by Rhett
Reese and Paul Wernick and directed
by Ruben Fleischer.
The film will be
distributed by
Columbia Pictures
and is scheduled to
be released on
October 2, 2009.
After America is
ravaged by a zombie
plague, a lone band
of survivors fight
the living dead
while they cross the
nation. They stop in
an amusement park,
where they believe
they will be safe.
A Serious Man,
is a black comedy feature film
written, produced,
and directed by Joel
and Ethan Coen. It
is due to be
released on October
2, 2009, in the
United States. The
film is set in St.
Louis Park,
Minnesota in the
year 1967, and is
intended in some
ways to reflect the
childhood of the
Coen brothers as
they recall it.
The protagonist is
Larry Gopnik, a
Jewish academic
living in a
middle-class Jewish
neighborhood in a
Minneapolis suburb.
The story follows
Gopnik's spiritual
and existential
struggle as his wife
Judith contemplates
leaving him for his
colleague Sy Ableman.
Adding to his
suffering is his
ne'er-do-well
brother, Arthur, who
lacks the resources
and the ability to
care for himself and
consequently lives
on Larry's couch.
Larry begins to
question the value
of his life as he
deals with these and
other trials,
including his son,
Danny, who steals
money from his
wallet to buy
marijuana; his
daughter, Sarah, who
steals to finance a
planned nose job; a
student who
alternately attempts
to bribe him for a
passing grade and
threatens to sue him
for defamation (made
all the worse
because Larry is up
for tenure); and a
female neighbor who
distracts him by
sunbathing in the
nude. Larry seeks
advice from three
different rabbis in
an attempt to solve
his problems and to
become an austere
and devoted man.
Capitalism: A Love Story,
is a 2009
documentary film
directed by Michael
Moore. The film
centers on the
financial crisis of
2007–2009 and the
recovery stimulus,
while putting
forward an
indictment of the
current economic
order in the United
States and
capitalism in
general. Topics
covered include
everything from Wall
Street's "casino
mentality",
for-profit prisons,
Goldman Sachs'
influence in
Washington, DC, the
poverty-level of
many airline pilots,
the large wave of
home foreclosures,
and the consequences
of "runaway greed."
The film will be
widely released to
the public in the
United States on
October 2, 2009.
The
film alternates
between a fierce
critique of the
status quo, personal
portraits of the
suffering caused by
the recent economic
crisis, and comical
social satire. Some
featured stories
include an internal
Citibank report
happily declaring
the United States a
"plutonomy"
(plutocracy), with
the top 1 percent of
the population
controlling more
financial wealth
than the bottom 95
percent, along with
an expose of "dead
peasant insurance"
policies that have
companies cashing in
on the untimely
deaths of their
employees.
Additionally, the
film contrasts the
present economic
reality in America
with archival
footage of US
president Franklin
D. Roosevelt calling
for a Second Bill of
Rights that would
guarantee all
Americans "a useful
job, a decent home,
adequate health
care, and a good
education."
The documentary also
features a number of
positive portrayals,
which include
bailout watchdog
Elizabeth Warren,
Wayne County Sheriff
Warren Evans who put
forth a moratorium
on home evictions;
and Ohio
Representative Marcy
Kaptur, who on the
floor of the US
Congress encouraged
Americans to be
"squatters" in their
own homes, and
refuse to be
vacated.
The Invention of Lying,
is an upcoming 2009 comedy film,
written and directed
by Ricky Gervais and
Matthew Robinson.
The film was
originally being
produced under the
title This Side of
the Truth, but
Gervais announced on
his blog in April
2009 that the title
had indeed been
changed, reversing a
previous assertion
he had made to the
contrary several
weeks earlier. The
film will be
released in the
United States on
October 2, 2009.
The film is set in
an alternate reality
in which no one has
ever lied. It stars
Gervais as a writer,
who tells the
world's first lie,
and learns to wield
its power for
personal gain.
Whip It,
is an upcoming
comedy film directed
by Drew Barrymore
and written by
Shauna Cross, based
on Cross' novel
Derby Girl. The film
is Barrymore's
directorial debut.
It is due for
release on October
2, 2009 in the US.
A
misfit girl named
Bliss (Ellen Page)
is constantly being
pressured to enter
beauty pageants by
her mother. However,
she feels this isn't
something she's
meant to do, and
joins a roller derby
league instead. She
feels that these
girls are her new
heroes. She has no
idea how to skate
but Maggie Mayhem
(Kristen Wiig), one
of her teammates,
tells her to be her
own hero. This is a
recurring theme in
the movie. She then
is determined to
join their roller
derby league. She
realizes that she
skates well, and in
an effort to join
the league, tells
her parents she will
be taking SAT
preparation classes.
Her mom believes her
and is very happy
she is taking some
initiative in her
life. When her
mother finds out,
everything will
change.
Fame,
is an
upcoming 2009
American musical
film which is a
loose remake of the
1980 film of the
same title. It was
directed by Kevin
Tancharoen and
written by Allison
Burnett. It is
scheduled to be
released on
September 25, 2009.
A reinvention of the
original 1980 hit
film, Fame follows a
talented group of
dancers, singers,
actors, and artists
over four years at
the New York City
High School of
Performing Arts, a
diverse, creative
powerhouse where
students from all
walks of life are
given a chance to
live out their
dreams and achieve
real and lasting
fame...the kind that
comes only from
talent, dedication,
and hard work. In an
incredibly
competitive
atmosphere, plagued
by self-doubt, each
student's passion
will be put to the
test. In addition to
their artistic
goals, they have to
deal with everything
else that goes along
with high school, a
tumultuous time full
of schoolwork, deep
friendships, budding
romance, and
self-discovery. As
each student strives
for his or her
moment in the
spotlight, they'll
discover who among
them has the innate
talent and necessary
discipline to
succeed. With the
love and support of
their friends and
fellow artists,
they'll find out who
amongst them will
achieve Fame.
Billed as the
scariest movie ever
made,
Paranormal Activity,
is a 2007 horror film written and directed by Oren
Peli. The movie
premiered at the
Screamfest Film
Festival in US on
October 14, 2007. It
will see a limited
release on September
25, 2009, in the
United States. The
movie centers around
a young couple who
are haunted by a
demonic presence at
their home. The
movie is presented
through the cameras
set up by the couple
to capture such
activity.
Coco Before Chanel,
(Coco
Avant Chanel in
original French) is
a 2009 French cinema
film directed by
Anne Fontaine, about
the life of the
famed French fashion
designer Coco
Chanel.
Pandorum,
is a 2009
American/German
science
fiction/horror film
written by Travis
Milloy and directed
by Christian Alvart.
The film stars
Dennis Quaid and Ben
Foster. Filming
began in Berlin in
August 2008.
Pandorum is
scheduled to be
released on
September 25, 2009.
Two astronauts wake
to find themselves
drifting through
space and with no
memory of who they
are. They believe
that they must be
the only ones aboard
the spacecraft, but
can hear sounds
coming from its
center. Exploring
the spacecraft, they
encounter several
other surviving
crewmembers, and the
astronauts start to
learn that a
terrible event has
occurred on board
which might affect
the survival of the
entire human
race.[2] When they
discover other crew
members running from
something they learn
that it is the rest
of the crew who had
a disease that comes
from being in deep
space too long
called pandorum.
Surrogates,
is a 2009
science fiction
film, based on the
2005–2006 comic book
series of the same
name. The film is
directed by Jonathan Mostow and stars
Bruce Willis.
Surrogates is
scheduled to be
released on
September 25, 2009.
The year 2017 is a
future in which
humans live in
near-total
isolation, never
leaving the safety
and comfort of their
homes, and only
communicating with
their fellow man
through
remotely-controlled
robotic bodies that
serve as
"surrogates",
designed as
better-looking
versions of their
human operators.
Because people are
safe all the time,
and damage done to a
surrogate is not
even felt by its
owner, it is a
peaceful world free
from fear, pain, and
crime. Agent Greer
(Willis) is an FBI
agent who enlists
the aid of his own
surrogate to
investigate the
first murder in
years, of the genius
college student who
invented the
surrogates. The case
grows more
complicated,
however, when
several humans are
murdered because
their surrogates are
destroyed. The
withdrawn detective
discovers that in
order to actually
catch the killer he
will have to
physically venture
outside the safety
of his home for the
first time in many
years, and enlists
the aid of another
agent in tracking
his target down.
The
grade:
Go see
it!
The
ten word
review:
Incredible
acting,
set
design
in a
true,
timeless
love
story.
Michael Jackson's
Billed as the
scariest movie ever
made,
