With average looks, and an average job working in security at an airport, Kirk’s (Baruchel) self esteem is pretty low. When Molly (Eve), a stunning blonde passes through security, Kirk never imagines that he’d be picked out from the crowd.

As the two begin dating, Kirk’s family and friends – as surprised as he is by the mismatch relationship – begin to pick at the couple, leading Krk to belived Molly really is out of his league.

But as the pair split, Kirk’s family and friends realize that Molly might actually be Kirk’s perfect woman; its up to them to reunite the odd couple and to make an even-measured match.

The plot is weak and none too original, but slick comic timing from the cast carry the film through to the end; its certainly not above the league of other rom-coms, but its near enough above average. So, for those of you who didn’t watch the movie yet better visit your nearest big screen now and see the lovely, comedy and family oriented film. Its awesom! Okay! That’s it for now ’cause I still have to check this testosterone booster I’ve found earlier this might help my firneds problem. He was actually a newly wed and wants to have a baby badly! Enjoy the movie everyone!

City of life is the fist big budget feature-length film to be set entirely in the UAE and directed by 28 years old Emirati, Ali F. Mostafa.

Essentially an urban drama, the film follows the lives of three individuals from different backgrounds living in Dubai; a priviledge young male Arab (Al Kaabi) at odds with his cultural identity; an Indian taxi driver (Sood) with Bollywood aspirations and a former Romanian ballet dancer (Dormer) working as a flight attendant and searching for love.

Tracking the various intersectios of a multi-ethnic cast and examining how random interactions and their consequences can irrevocably impact another’s life, City of Life ultimately reveals how unexpected tragedy and loss can lead to hope and profound transformation, while exploring the complex racial, ethnic and class divides that exist in an emerging multi-cultural society.

A slick production with some convincing and compelling performances from an international cast, offering a fascinating insight into three very different worlds; if you only see one film this week, make it this and make sure that you check this top rated diet pill too as this might help on your diet routine. Enjoy the movie everyone!

Based on the award-winning 2004 Danish drama by Susanne Bier, Brothers tells the story of Tommy (Gyllenhaal), an excon who gets out of jail as his older brother Sam (Maguire), a loyal Marine, is getting ready to head back to Afghanistan with his men. When Sam is reported killed in action, Tommy gradually gains a sense of responsibility as he steps up to care for his brother’s grieving wife Grace (Portman) and her two daughters.

Sam, however, is still alive and enduring a horrific imprisonment that lasts several months and takes its toll on his sanity. Things come to a head when he finally arrives home and sees the closeness between his brother and his wife.

Tobey Maguire and Jake Gyllenhaal are both excellent as the two brothers who reverse roles: one plunges into self-destructiveness while the other rises to assume new responsibilities and hope for a new life.

Brothers is a watchable, well made drama with superb performances from all the leads, which portray an engaging, intense story about family loyalty, redemption and difficult relationships. However, this doesn’t quite mask the fact that it lacks both the subtlety and the emotional impact of the Dabish original.

Hope you guys enjoyed the movie as I am. Okay this is for now ’cause I still have to check this slipcovers I’ve found earlier. This might be great while watching movies at home. Emjoy the movie everyone!

The writers, most of whom also star, had a lot of fun with this low-budget spoof blaxploitation movie. CIA agent Black Dynamite (White) vows to clean up the streets after his brother is murdered; he finds out that his brother was actually working for the CIA, that those responsible are filling the black orphanages with heroin, and that the government is behind it all.

Along the way (lots of biff bang boom action) more plots emerge, including one to use malt liquor to shrink black men’s manhood. A flendish Dr. Wu, who created the secret formula responsible, is defeated on Kung Fu Island and confesses that Pres Richard Nixon is the true mastermind. Black Dynamite triumphs over nixon in a kung fu battle.

Silly? You bet. Clever? Actually yes, because it really does satirise the gimmicks in action movies of most styles. Fun? Definitely, but go with a bunch of like-minded friends – and be prepared to guffaw. So, if you haven’t seen the movie yet grab the chance now to watch the widescreen and experience the fun! Okay! That’s it for now ’cause I still have to check this pulse oximeter I’ve found earlier before I made this review. This might be the one my Dad needs. Enjoy the movie everyone!

Derek Thompson (Johnson) is a former pro hockey player now in the minors where he’s known as “The Tooth Fairy” because his body checks often lead to dental damage. When Derek discourages a youngster’s dream, he finds himself (Andrews) who sentences him to one week’s hard labour as a real tooth fairy, complete with the requisites wings and magic wand. At first, Derek “can’t handle the tooth” – bumbling and stumbling as he furtively tries to wing his way through starngers’ homes. But, as Derek slowly adapts to his new position, he begins to rediscover his own forgotten dreams.

Holywood keeps getting away with chruning out such half-baked family products, but all the CGI fairy dust, cringeworthy tooth puns and a semi-amusing Billy Crystal cameo can’t disguise the fact that this sugary distraction is as hollow as a cavity.

So, for those of you here who were not able to watch the movie yet better take your chance now before you find an online credit report ’cause I’m pretty so sure, you’ll definitely enjoy the movie despite the fact that you need to look a credit score as possible as you can for your bills at home. Rest assures that this movie will make you think for a while…

Chief Warrant Officer Roy Miller ( Damon) is a military officer charged with locating weapons of mass destructions, but every site he visits is a dead end. When he voices doubts about the intelligence, hegets in trouble with the Pentagon Chief (Kinnear). Meanwhile, the CIA director (Gleeson) is sympathetic, and encourages him to dig around. So with the help of a local translator, Miller dives in. And he’s quickly caught between two factions in his own government as he searches for an Iraqi general in hiding.

Directed by Paul Greengrass and starring his Bourne leading man, it’s not hard to see why Green Zone has been dubbed “Bourne in Iraqi” but in reality this is a misnomer. There is really only one proper action sequence in the film – albeit a thrillingly intense one – and it comes late in the firlm; for the most part it is closer in spirit to a classic 70’s conspiracy thriller.

Green Zone is intelligent, tough and gripping. It may not be perfect but as a pulse – pounding thriller, it’s a knockout. So, if you guys did not see this film yet better take your chance to watch the movie and see the unending pulse you’ll only see in this movie. Okay! This is it for now ’cause I still have to check this liquid prenatal vitamin for my prenant colleagues here in my Abu Dhabi flat. She was asking me a couple of days back if I can help her find like this one. So, off for now!

The directorial king of fantasy and pure fiction, Tim Burton, is back in the chair with the highly anticipated and much hyped arrival of his 3D Alice.

Our heroine (Wasikowska) is a headstrong 19 year old who attends a party at a Victorian estate shortly after the death of her beloved father. She spots a white rabbit in a waistcoat, runs after it, tumbles down a rabbit-hole, and re-enters Wonderland – were the door hardware opens the place she’d completely forgotten about visiting ten years before.

The time Alice, who meets all Wonderland’s inhabitants once more, accepts her destiny as she’s told she’s the only one who can slay the Jabberwock – a menacing dragon who terrorises the nad under the rule of the Red Queen.

With the addition of 3D visual wizardry, Burton’s creation is a truly out of this world experience. With surreal effecs and a plethora of stars acting out Lewis Carroll’s original dreamlike tale, this adaptation is a brilliantly dark, well crafted piece of modern fantasy. But then, what else would you expect from Tim Burton? He’s indeed a great director!

Beautiful Ann Devereaux has left her philandering husband and is search of a replacement soul mate – as long as they happen to be wealthy. Joining her on her road trip are her two teenage sons: enthusiastic, stage-bound Robbie and wityy aspiring writer George.

Relying heavily on Ann’s girlish charms, the three emabark on a long and emotional ride together, filled with poignant moments, love laughter and tears. It’s based on the real-life story of George Hamilton’s early days, driven bu his determined and spirited mother – while 20 years may have passed since her courting heyday, Ann never shakes off her hopes of providing a better life for her boys.

This colourful , charming and hope – filled story is a delight to watch; and Renee shows once again why directors keep casting her so confidently in lead roles. This movie is out now and available for public viewing! Watch it guys it will surely give you an idea how great love was. Okay! That was it for now ’cause I still have to check this phentermine I’ve found earlier. This might be the best solution I can have for my friend. Enjoy the movie everyone!

In a not too distant future, the aftermath of war has left behind a desolate wasteland, home to gangs, thieves and a complete lack of law and civilization. (It seems moviemakers are by nature pessimists: when was the last time you saw a cheerful film about the future?)

Lone traveller Eli has become a warrior through necessitry, but not seeks peace. For 30 years he has guarded his hope for the future losely. He has a destiny, and he has power. Only one other person understands the power that Eli holds – and is determined to own it. But Eli is unwilling to let anyone or anything get in the way of his mission to rescue a savaged humanity.

There’s been no shortage of post-apocalyptic genre films in recent months; but actually this is an original and fresh tale, blending faith, hints of the supernatural and some macho fighting. And even if there is a rather bizarre twist at the end, it is truly gripping. This movie is a must see and interesting! So, check for yourself! Okay! That’s it for now ’cause I still have to check this prenatal vitamins I’ve founf earlier for my Filipina friend here in UAE. She was aksing it from me several days back. Hopefully this one will do.