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For Full Movie→ http://www.my-media-mogul.com An FBI agent tracks a serial killer with the help of three of his would-be victims - all of whom have wildly different stories to tell.

Maybe I just follow far too many movie nerds on Twitter to get an accurate reading on this, but did Independence Day turn around and become an honest-to-goodness movie staple over the Fourth of July holiday while I wasn't looking? I mean, I get that it was huge when it landed on said weekend back in 1996, and I know that President Pullman's speech (embedded below) is quotable as all get out -- though extra points to the pal who instead posted "Eagle-20! Fox-2!" -- but I usually see war movies and TV show marathons as go-to fodder for the 4th, however less fitting their titles may be. So how many of you actually did watch ID4 yesterday? How long had it been since you watched it? How fond of it were you thirteen years back? Did you watch it because it harkens back to a big, loud, relatively healthy level of cheese that we used to get from our blockbusters, back when we could see what exactly was going on in any given action scene? Or was it simply a more welcome/convenient option than going to see a third Ice Age or a two-and-a-half-hour gangster drama, or perhaps a memorial to the late Jeff Goldblum? Comment away! Filed under: Action, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Fandom, 20th Century Fox Permalink | Email this | Comments

In keeping with the July 4th festivities, Chief Justice Michael Stailey presents entertainment moments that salute the birth and legacy of our great country. Featuring clips from The Muppet Movie, Holiday Inn, Stan Freberg Presents the United States of America, 1776, Stripes, Schoolhouse Rock, Mr. Smith Goes to Washington, Yankee Doodle Dandy, Disneyland's Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln, Independence Day, and Epcot's American Adventure. Enjoy!

Bill Pullman & Julia Ormond Actors Bill Pullman and Julia Ormond discuss their new film Surveillance. bill pullman | julia ormond | movie geeks united | blog talk radio | surveillance

Actors Bill Pullman and Julia Ormond discuss their new film 'Surveillance'. bill pullman | julia ormond | movie geeks united | blog talk radio | surveillance

Surveillance may involve three separate interviews about the same event, but Rashomon it most certainly is not. Ascertaining the truth through multiple narratives is certainly central to Jennifer Lynch's long-delayed follow-up to 1993's polarizing Boxing Helena. The three accounts provided, however, aren't juxtaposed or in real conflict; rather, they coalesce to form a tale about the fateful affairs that led FBI agents Anderson (Julia Ormond) and Hallaway (Bill Pullman) to a middle-of-nowhere New Mexico police station to investigate a horrific crime. That offense is initially shrouded in mystery, with details elucidated slowly through the agents' briefing and subsequent interviews - conducted simultaneously by Anderson and local cops, and monitored via closed-circuit video feeds by Hallaway - of the surviving eyewitnesses: traumatized 12-year-old Stephanie (Ryan Simpkins), defiant junkie Bobbie (Pell James) and combative officer Bennet (Kent Harper). It's the set-up for a rather routine procedural. Yet in a development that will stun no one who's seen Boxing Helena or any of her father's films, Lynch isn't interested in straightforward genre mundanity, and even during Hallaway's first appearance - his face twitchy, his speech halting, his eyes nervous and his comportment slightly askew - there's an underlying sense that this ordinary reality is somehow off-kilter, corrupted.Filed under: Thrillers, Mystery & Suspense, Magnolia, Theatrical ReviewsContinue reading Review: Surveillance Permalink | Email this | Comments

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Genre: Crime , Drama , Thriller Cinema Premiere: 06/03/2009 Production Country: United States Directed By: Jennifer Chambers Lynch Cast: Julia Ormond , Bill Pullman , Pell James , Ryan Simpkins Film Duration: 97 min Production Year: 2008 Plot Outline: Two FBI agents, Elizabeth Anderson (Julia Ormond) and Sam Hallaway (Bill Pullman), arrive at a local police station in the Santa Fe desert to investigate a series of murders. They interrogate three Witnesses Police officer Jack Bennet, the meth-addict Bobby, and Stephanie, an eight-year-old girl, whose family was murdered by two figures dressed in jumpsuits and latex masks.

Genre: Crime , Drama , Thriller Cinema Premiere: 06/03/2009 Production Country: United States Directed By: Jennifer Chambers Lynch Cast: Julia Ormond , Bill Pullman , Pell James , Ryan Simpkins Film Duration: 97 min Production Year: 2008 Plot Outline: Two FBI agents, Elizabeth Anderson (Julia Ormond) and Sam Hallaway (Bill Pullman), arrive at a local police station in the Santa Fe desert to investigate a series of murders. They interrogate three Witnesses Police officer Jack Bennet, the meth-addict Bobby, and Stephanie, an eight-year-old girl, whose family was murdered by two figures dressed in jumpsuits and latex masks.

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Prison guards discover something very strange in Fred Madison's prison cell.