This movie is directed by Brad Peyton. It is set to be released on July 30th, 2010, and is the sequel to the Cats And Dogs movie released on 2001 The ongoing battle between the cats and the dogs is still present, more than ever. However, this time, it has gotten a step further. Kitty Galore (Bette Midler), a former agent at the MEOW organization, is plotting a major scheme to take over the world, and this time, she is taking it all for herself, leaving everyone including her former cat partners behind to pay the consequences Facing this type of situation, cats and dogs, rivals from the beginning, don't have any other choice but to join forces in order to defeat Kitty Galore and save themselves, their humans, and the world.
With the voices of: James Marsden as Diggs, Nick Nolte as Butch, Christina Applegate as Catherine, Katt Williams as Seamus, Neil Patrick Harris as Lou, Sean Hayes as Mr. Tinkles, Wallace Shawn as Calico...
This movie is directed by Jay Roach (director of Meet The Parents) And the screenplay is made by David Guion and Michael Handelman. The movie is inspired from a french movie titled Le Diner De Cons written by Francis Veber It is set to be released on July 30th, 2010. Tim (Paul Rudd), the main character, is an executive And he has just been invited to the "dinner for idiots" by his boss who is the host of the monthly event The purpose of this dinner is to show off the weirdest individuals by inviting them Tim and his fiancee Julie (Stephanie Szostak) completely agree that such an event is not a good idea at all However, one day, Tim comes across an IRS employee named Barry (Steve Carell) who spends all his free time building lifelike figures of mice using taxidermy, and he is automatically tempted to invite him to the dinner, which could be great for his career as an executive After Tim invites Barry, one thing Tim didn't expect starts coming back at him; the weirdness of Barry starts affecting his life, leading him through a series of disastrous experiences due to the clumsiness of his dinner partner Tim finds himself almost losing a major business deal, being stalked by his obsessive ex-girlfriend Darla (Lucy Punch), and risking the loss of his fiancee Julie to another man.
This movie is directed by Jon Turteltaub It is set to be released on July 14th, 2010. The story takes place in modern day Manhattan. The main character is Balthazar Blake, a powerful sorcerer who works everyday to try to protect Manhattan from the forces of darkness Especially from his worse ennemy, Maxim Horvath (Alfred Molina) However, even though Balthazar is very powerful, he cannot assure the protection of the city all by himself. Therefore, he has to find someone to help him with his purpose. Surprisingly, he chooses a random teenager named Dave Stutler (Jay Baruchel); though Dave is a very average guy, Balthazar sees a lot of potential in him, and makes him his apprentice, even though Dave is not interested in this proposition which is out of the ordinary. With this sudden change, Dave finds himself in a new environment of magic and enchantments, and he needs to get the most he can get out of his training in order to defeat the forces of evil with his new master, while trying to get the girl of his dreams Becky Barnes (Teresa Palmer).
This movie is directed by Phillip Noyce and written by Kurt Wimmer It is set to be released on July 23rd, 2010. Evelyn Salt (Angelina Jolie) is a very dedicated CIA agent One day, a defector accuses her of being a Russian spy. Since this day, she starts being under surveillance by her own colleagues, and the situation degenerates to the point that she becomes a fugitive Meanwhile, she also has to keep her husband out of all the danger that she has gotten herself into Also starring Liev Schreiber as Ted Winter, Chiwetel Ejiofor as Peabody, and more...
This movie is directed by Pierre Coffin and Chris Renaud. It is set to be released on July 9th, 2010. Gru (Steve Carell) is a supervillain, a criminal mastermind who lives with his small minions in a vast underground secret lab. Being a supervillain, he is working on his latest scheme, the biggest theft in the history of thefts: he is planning on stealing the moon.
Gru never had a biggest challenge before, until he meets three little orphans who look up to him as their dad. The three little girls are Margo (Miranda Cosgrove), Edith (Dana Gaier), and Agnes (Elsie Fisher), and they are indeed the biggESt challenge that Gru, the world's greatest supervillain has ever faced.
This movie is directed and written by Christopher Nolan, director of The Dark Knight. It is set to be released on the 16th of July, 2010. Dom Cobb (Leonardo DiCaprio), the main character, is a thief who specializes in the art of extraction, a very dangerous process which involves stealing thoughts and secrets from people while they're subconscious, more specifically while they're dreaming. Being among the only rare people who specify in extraction, Cobb is very demanded for spying purposes, but despite his success in the field, this type of life causes him to live as fugitive, being researched internationally. However, one day he is offered a chance to redeem himself and start fresh again. But he has to complete a task in order to be rewarded. A much more complicated task, which was completed before. He is asked to proceed to an inception; instead of stealing a thought from a person's mind, he is told to plant one. He is told to do something that has always been and will be thought impossible until he proves the contrary. Also, additionally to the fact that the task is more challenging than ever, Cobb and his team have to face an ennemy with an unpredictable predictability.
Also, the ending of this movie already has many viewers asking questions. They are sharing various theories about the true meaning of the ending, just like they did a few months ago with the Shutter Island movie, when everyone was asking: "Is Edward Daniels sane or insane in Shutter Island?" Also starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt as Arthur, Ellen Paige as Ariadne, Tom Hardy as Eames, Ken Watanabe as Saito, Dileep Rao as Yusuf, Michael Caine as Miles, and more...
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This movie is directed by Harald Zwart, and written by Christopher Murphey (screenplay) and Robert Mark Kamen (story). It is a remake of the old movie series with the same name, with several variations.
Unlike the previous Karate Kid movies, the main character is black in this version. He's a 12-year-old boy from Detroit named Dre Parker. Also, he doesn't learn karate in the movie but kung fu, which is why some people call the movie the kung fu kid.
Dre Parker (Jaden Smith) was a very athletic boy, and had the potential of becoming very popular in his hometown. Due to financial reasons, more specifically job opportunities, Dre's mom Sherry Parker (Taraji P. Henson) had to move to Japan. However, when they got there, Dre didn't really like it because he was being bullied by a group of boys, additionally to the fact that he couldn't even say a complete sentence in Chinese, which kept him from making friends.
Although, depsite his language problem, he once attempted to talk to a girl he saw at the park and really liked. He only remembered one or two sentences in Japanese that he couldn't even spell right, but fortunately the girl spoke English fluently, and she had the same feelings for Dre. Her name was Mei Ying (Han Wen Wen). They got to know each other in time; it was the perfect love, until Mei Ying's parents were aware of their daughter's friendship with Dre, and they put an end to it.
Meanwhile, Dre was still being abused by the bullies, whose "leader" was Cheng (Zhenwei Wang), and he couldn't really do anything about it because the bullies were kung fu students and they kicked his butt every time he tried to fight back. One day, Dre tried to get back at the bullies, but in a furtive way; he threw a bucket of dirty water at them and started to ru n away. Unfortunately, the kung fu kids were very good athletes (OBVIOUSLY) and they easily caught up with Dre. After trapping him in a corner, they started beating him up. They kept hitting him over and over. And over. A few punches and kicks later, the kung fu fighting bullies stopped, but Cheng, the most talented (despite his ridiculously small height) of them all, continued to hit Dre heartlessly, keeping in mind the slogan of his kung fu classes, "no pain, no fear, no mercy". Something like that.
As Cheng was getting ready to throw another deadly punch at Dre which would probably knock him out, he got stopped by Mr. Han (Jackie Chan), the "maintenance man", who pushed him away and told them to go back to where they came from. When they heard him say that, the young bullies didn't want their swagger to be ruined by an old man, so they attacked. That is when Mr. Han, who was previously only known as a maintenance man, finally showed off his kung fu skills. No one would've expected that, especially from an old guy who couldn't even stand straight. He was truly talented. So talented that he made the bullies beat themselves. Literally.
After all that happened, Mr. Han took Dre to his home, and cured his pain with an almost magical ancient Japanese trick. After finally being able to move again, Dre got back on his feet and started begging Mr. Han to teach him kung fu, but Mr Han didn't seem ready to do that. Desperately wanting to end his problems with the bullies, Dre asked Mr Han to take him to the academy of kung fu, where the bullies were being taught a kung fu based only on violence, unlike the "real kung fu" as Mr. Han mentioned. When they got there, they got in the kung fu class were the bullies were, and were challenged by their teacher, Master Li (Rongguang Yu), to fight now, after the incident that happened earlier with his students who were left harmed and scarred. But Han, never seeking violence, did not accept. When Li insisted, Han had to react, so he told him that Dre would participate in an upcoming kung fu tournament. Dre was clueless though about what wa happening, the conversation being held in Japanese. After Han and Dre finally got out, the conversation went kind of like this: DRESo are they finally gonna leave me alone? HANYeah. DRE:) HANWhile you practice. DRE o_O DREPractice for wat? HANYou're going in the kung fu tournament. DREWhaaat?!! So now they get to kick my ass iN pUbliC?!! DREWT* DRE >:/ HANI will teach you real kung fu. DREYESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS :D
Then Dre went on his training sessions, which started in a very unorthodox (but efficient) way...
At the end, with Han's help, Dre wrote an apology letter to Meiying's dad (Zhensu Wu), and he accepted that his daughter become Dre's friend again, so she was able to be present on the day of the kung fu tournament...
The day had finally come. It was time for Dre to prove himself...
Like most of these typical stories, Dre arrived at the finals. Although, he had a major problem; after being told to do so by his master, one of the bullies who was facing Dre in the semi finals attacked his leg, attempting to break it. He got disqualified after that, but Dre couldn't continue either because his leg was awfully injured. Fortunately, Han was able to perform his miracle healing trick backstage, and Dre was able to get back for his final battle, which of course was against Cheng. Cheng was told the same thing by Master Li, and jump on Dre's leg with a strong three sixty kick. Dre couldn't even stand at that point. He had to stand on one foot. And he took profit of the occasion to do the legendary "Karate Kid" one-foot-down-two-hands-up position.
However, the final hit was quite more interesting than the original movie. And unexpected. And impossible. As Cheng was running at him with full speed, he turned and made a vertical spin in the air to kick Cheng on the head and landed right on his foot. Not to mention that he performed on Cheng a mind-controlling technique that allowed him to know and control his opponents every move, and Han clearly told him earlier that it takes a lifetime to master this technique. Great movie though. Below are the trailer and a clip of the last fight scene.
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