Heartfelt, heartwarming and heartbreaking, My Sister’s Keeper grabbed me, shook me and pushed me to the edge of tears. If you need a dose of family love, a fight for life and a chance to encounter what it takes to deal with a gripping situation the film is now on DVD.
The disturbing storyline of Brothers makes for an interesting and taught drama. The film takes the audience on an emotional rollercoaster that had me captured from the very beginning. Although the ending never comes, the film still entertains.
Theatres everywhere are playing the film Armoured starring Matt Dillon, Laurence Fishburne, Jean Reno and Amaury Nolasco. On a recent visit to Miami I was able to snag an interview with the rising star. You may not have heard his name a lot, but rest assured you have seen him on the big screen in the likes of Transformers, Street Kings, Max Payne, 2 Fast 2 Furious and many more. He was recentely in the television drama Prison Break. And, you are likely to see a lot more of Amaury (pronounced Amoré) in the near future as he will be playing opposite Johnny Depp in The Rum Diary.
Action is the key word for Ninja Assassin and there are copious amounts of it in the film. If you have heard of at least some of the martial arts that are displayed in the film, this is your kind of movie. I liked the stylized fighting, storyline, choreography and amazing cinematography.
Think desolation, wasteland and survival when you go to see The Road. The film is brilliantly directed, acted and photographed showing the dreary side of the closing stages of civilization. I liked the taught drama and what if storyline in this purposely depressing film.