Oblivion

Tom Cruise back in a show of her acting prowess in science-fiction movies directives Joseph Kosinski, director before making the film TRON: Legacy. Directly adapted from a graphic novel artificial Kosinski, who then discussed again by some other reliable screenwriter, exists a sci-fi movie titled Oblivion. At first glance, this film impressed the result of a combination of several other sci-fi movies ever made like Star Wars, TRON, Independence Day until the The Matrix.

in the early days watching Oblivion, this film was amazing, especially thanks to the special effects used. Really makes us wonder, especially when watched with IMAX technology. But unfortunately, over time, the story began to seem sluggish and linear as well as setting the story feels similar movies sci-fi in general. Luckily, Oblivion was helped thanks to a thrilling scene.

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Robocop 2014

Remakes, remakes, and remakes. Yes, Hollywood is already a loss to produce an original work. But the remake is not really a problem, as long as quality and have the same essence with the original film without having copied frame by frame. It seems like it is done by Jose Padilha, director RoboCop remake to be aired on February 7, 2014.

Sony and MGM have released a trailer for the latest iteration of the movie RoboCop. And through the trailer, we can see the changes that occur in the bionic human figure. The trailer itself actually looks quite promising and give a new breath to the robot, while still showing the proper respect for the work of Verhoeven. The star, Joel Kinnaman (Snaba Cash, The Killing TV series) looks pretty fit to play Alex Murphy. Good indication? Could be. Although sometimes the trailer can be very deceiving.

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Pasific Rim

First heard the name of the Pacific Rim, for some reason that comes to mind is the Research In Motion smartphone devices.
Turns out it was a movie about mecha, big robot driven by humans. Pacific Rim is arguably marriage with ransformer Godzilla movie. Although the Transformer is not about the robot pilot.
Tells of horrific attack large creatures called cheese Kaiju (in Japanese it means vicious creatures or monsters) who suddenly appeared to destroy the city and kill hundreds of thousands, even millions!

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Then and Now Superman movie

Superman first movie release in 1978, but the comic version had long previous releases. I will try to try to study from a source at Yahoo difference Superman Superman of the past with the present that looks more futuristic. Here is a comparison of the versions of Superman with Christopher Reeve Superman Henry Cavill.




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Green Zone

United 93 director Paul Greengrass explores the aftermath of the Iraq invasion in this feature adaptation of author Rajiv Chandrasekaran's literary exposé of the same name. A one-time Baghdad bureau chief of the Washington Post, Chandrasekaran was present as American forces attempted to set up a provisional government on the grounds surrounding former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein's opulent palace. The resulting governing body, according to critics, existed in a bubble so far removed from the grim realities of the Iraq War that it failed to properly assess the needs of the people. In this fictional thriller set during the U.S.-led occupation of Baghdad, director Greengrass and screenwriter Brian Helgeland use Chandrasekaran's novel as the foundation for the story of an officer who joins forces with a senior CIA officer to unearth evidence of weapons of mass destruction in Iraq. Chief Warrant Officer Roy Miller (Matt Damon) is certain that Hussein has been stockpiling WMDs in the Iraqi desert, but in their race from one booby-trapped site to the next, they soon stumble across evidence of an elaborate cover up. As a result, the objective of their mission is inverted, and Miller realizes that operatives on both sides of the conflict are attempting to spin the story in their favor. Now, as Miller searches for answers made ever more elusive by covert and faulty intelligence, the truth becomes the most valuable weapon of all. Will those answers prove pivotal in clearing a rogue regime, or escalate the war in a region that grows increasingly unstable with each passing day? Amy Ryan co-stars as the New York Times foreign correspondent who travels to Iraq investigating the U.S. government's allegations about weapons of mass destruction, with Greg Kinnear appearing in the role of an additional CIA officer, and Antoni Corone essaying the role of a colonel. Brendan Gleeson rounds out the main cast for this Universal Pictures production. ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide Releases : March 12, 2010 Director :Paul Greengrass Distributor:Universal Pictures Full Cast :Matt Damon,Amy Ryan,Greg Kinnear,Antoni Corone,Jason Isaacs,Brendan Gleeson read more...