Movie Review: Salt, Fun and Absurd

This is a guest post by Gunter Jameson.

The opening scene of Salt gives us a glimpse of Angelina Jolie stripped down to her frilly under things being tortured by angry-faced Asian men in communist-style military garb. And that image basically sets the tone for the rest of the movie—increasingly far-fetched and stereotypical action movie tropes play themselves out around the image of a beautiful woman.

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Looking forward to being ‘Buried’

This is a guest post by Gunter Jameson.

Ryan Reynolds has been known for too much in his acting career thus far, except as a wise-cracking frat boy in ‘Van Wilder’ and as a good-looking face in a handful of forgettable romantic comedies. However, that may be changing in the near future, and some say that Reynolds has much more in store for audiences than the lukewarm faire he has shown audiences already.

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Ridley Scott Plans ‘Alien’ Prequels

This is a guest post by Gunter Jameson from Classes and Careers.

The movie Alien opened in the US on May 25, 1975, to mixed reviews. Although much of the science fiction community loved it, it was panned by many other critics who said that it was a just a bunch of special effects and cheap tricks that lacked for real storytelling. Well, those critics are in the minority now. Alien is now known as one of the best science fiction movies ever made which has spawned 3 sequels and a number of other Alien-inspired movies like Alien vs. Predator. At the time of its release, Ridley Scott, the director was a virtual unknown in the world of cinema. But now the 3-time academy-award nominee has one of the most prestigious and most successful careers in Hollywood.

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The Count Of Monte Cristo (2002)

The Count of Monte Cristo Summary:

This is the story based on a novel of Alexandre Dumas. Dantes – a young sailor who has been imprisoned for 14 years because he is falsely being accused by his friend Fernand. Fernand betrayed him in order to get Dantes’ girlfriend Mercedes.


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Horton Hears a Who (2008)

Horton Hears a Who (2008)  is really a great movie to be watched.
Horton (Voice of Jim Carey) – a giant elephant, a jungle teacher took a dunk in a pool. A small particle passed him in the air and hears a tiny little voice inside the speck. Horton tries to run after a speck and believes that there is a life inside the speck.
He then succeed by talking Mayor Ned McDodd (Steve Carell) – who is living inside the speck, has a beautiful wife, Sally (Amy Poehler), and 96 daughters.

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Bee Movie summary/synopsis (2007)

Barry B. Benson (voice of Jerry Seinfeld) is just received his diploma in Bee College. He has a good career awaits with him New Hive City -- a job at Honex -  making honey. Barry tries to venture outside the world and found a florist friend named Vanessa (Renée Zellweger). Barry broke the rule - talking to humans. He's got a crush on her.

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The Blind Side (2009)

The Blind Side (2009) is a true story about a young boy: African-American "big" Mike who doesn't have any formal education. "Big" Mike doesn't have any idea about his father and his mother is a crack head. Michael Oher was adapted by Leigh Anne and Sean Tuohy and treated him as their own child.


When Leigh Anne finds out that he's got the potential in the football game, she helps him and provided him everything he wants.

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Mula sa Puso (1999) movie synopsis

Mula sa puso movie is a great story.

This is a Filipino love story movie with the main stars Claudine Barretto, Diether Ocampo, Rico Yan, Rica Peralejo and Patrick Garcia.

Via (Claudine Barretto) is a loving and only dauther to Don Fernando. On her 18th birthday, her father has had a promise to marry her childhood friend Michael (Diether Ocampo).

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