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Author: pporta Added: Sat, 11 Oct 2008 08:34:17 -0800 Duration: 137Attesissimo, il musical "Mamma Mia! arriver nelle sale italiane dal prossimo 3 ottobre. Meryl Streep atterrata nella capitale per raccontare e raccontarsi in un'esperienza entusiasmante che l'ha vista recitare al fianco di Pierce Brosnan, Colin Firth e Julie Waters. Flash e telecamere tutte per lei.

Minha gente, nunca passei tanto aperto numa sala de cinema. Quando Julie Walters e Christine Baranski iniciaram Dancing Queen logo mais acompanhadas por Meryl Streep comecei a suar e lacrimejar de desespero para sair pulando e soltando a franga, fiquei com o chamado cu na mão . Mas não saí dançando e cantando por vergonha não, acredite já fiz coisa bem pior, foi por respeito aos presentes, se bem que havia lá umas tias velhas loucas para soltarem seus verdadeiros eus. Mas este filme me deu ainda um outro cagaço, o de sair correndo sem rumo para reencontrar meus amigos espalhados pelo mundo, aqueles que sei que cantarão e dançarão Dancing Queen comigo, que sempre aturaram minhas oscilações e mesmo longe e fora do país sempre arrumam tempo de me chamarem de vaca. Mamma Mia é acima de tudo uma ode à amizade. Aproveitando o excesso de ABBA do post de ontem unido ao meu excesso na sala de cinema hoje, taí a TRILHA SONORA. É só pular aquela pirralhada irritante, o que vale aqui são os medalhões Meryl Streep (deusa!), Pierce buzunguice de mamãe Brosnan, Julie Waters, Stellan nunca tão interessante quanto aqui Skarsgard, Christine Baranski e Colin buzunguice de mamãe Firth. Mas só elas são cantoras (e todo mundo está cansado de saber que Meryl é uma puta cantora), eles só estão lá de enfeite, se bem que o James Bond (cuspite Daniel Craig) não faz feio e ninguém rebola melhor que o Mr Darcy (cuspite Matthew Macfadyen). Enfim se joga, nem que seja na missa de sétimo dia do Waldick Soriano, já é tempo de se entregar. Quando eu tiver 60 anos quero ser assim: Nota 1: Melhores créditos finais de todos os tempos sanando meu desepero pela falta de Waterloo, só não coloquei aqui porque só há imagem tosca de CAM no youtube, esperarei o dvd para ver e rever aqueles créditos à exaustão! Nota 2: Já que nos últimos anos foram abertas as portas da percepção, quero um filme com músicas do Queen! EU QUERO! Em todo caso dá para voltar aos anos 70 e rever Tommy, Quadrophenia e 200 Motels. Nota 3: Estou tendo algum tipo de déjà vu com este post. Não sei.

Author: MediaEngine Added: Sun, 31 Aug 2008 00:35:24 -0800 Duration: 121Harry (Academy Award winner Chris Cooper, Best Supporting Actor, 2002, ADAPTATION) and Pat (Academy Award nominee Patricia Clarkson, 2003, Best Supporting Actress, PIECES OF APRIL) have a nice, respectable marriage. But when Harry falls in love with a beautiful young lady, he decides he must kill his wife, because divorce would cause her too much pain. Richard (Pierce Brosnan) is Harry's caddish best friend who realizes he must have Harry's lovely mistress (Rachael McAdams) for himself. Love and friendship are contemplated with noir-style suspense and wry humor in this sly comedy that reveals there's nothing quite as devastating, or as divine, as married life.

MAMMA MIA hits the big screen this week; find out about how much fun the cast had and the joy of working with the legendary Meryl Streep.

The charming PIERCE BROSNAN! Plus, AMANDA RANTUCCIO from “The Bachelor,” and beauty expert KYM DOUGLAS!

Filed under: Comedy, Music & Musicals, Romance, Universal, Theatrical Reviews I'm slightly mistrustful of titles that include exclamation points. They always remind me of the musical version of The Elephant Man, Elephant!, in The Tall Guy ("... there's an angel with big eeears..."). But in the case of Mamma Mia!, I'm actually surprised the title only included one exclamation point -- you can imagine the filmmakers or the creators of the stage version embracing even more emphatic punctuation, just to let you know that This! Is a Musical! And also Wacky!! As if chorus lines of men in flippers, Meryl Streep waving a feather boa, and enough ABBA music to sate the leads of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert wouldn't have clued you in. The movie, like the stage musical it's adapted from, is essentially and unabashedly an extended gimmick -- an excuse to sing and perform songs that originated from the Swedish musical group ABBA. Characters spontaneously burst into song not because they're aspiring performers (Chicago), or because their singing is meant as a melodious soliloquy (Sweeney Todd), but because the situation or their emotional state reminds them of an ABBA song (sometimes more tangentially than others), and they decide to share it with everyone. I've had friends like this in real life, although that seems to have been a college-age thing.Continue reading Review: Mamma Mia! Permalink | Email this | Comments

Filed under: Comedy, Casting, Deals, Family Films, Newsstand I have a soft spot for nearly everything Danny DeVito's directed. Death to Smoochy was a waste of a cast and a concept, but most everything else -- The War of the Roses, Matilda, and yes, even the underrated Duplex (I haven't seen Throw Momma from the Train in forever, but toss that one in too) -- has a dark, unforgiving sensibility that I really appreciate. For one thing, I'm pretty sure that DeVito is the only filmmaker to truly get what Roald Dahl was all about. DeVito's next directing project, and his first for the big screen since Duplex flopped in 2003, will be an adaptation of The True Confessions of Charlotte Doyle, a young adult book by a dude named Avi (yes, just Avi). It's about a 13 year-old girl who's crossing the Atlantic on her own in 1832 and gets caught in the middle of a mutiny. Saoirse Ronan, Morgan Freeman and Pierce Brosnan are attached to star. The funny thing is, I read The True Confessions of Charlotte Doyle at some point while traversing the middle school netherworld back in the mid-to-late 90's, but I'll be damned if I remember a single thing about it. (The plot does sound vaguely familiar. I think there might be a parrot involved, but I'm not sure.) To Kill a Mockingbird it ain't. But if DeVito (who also wrote the screenplay) can give it some character, I'm down. Permalink | Email this | Comments

Author: condensedmov Added: Mon, 14 Jul 2008 02:39:22 -0800 Duration: 158An inside look at ABBA, their music, and the new movie based on the musical 'Mama Mia', which is based on the music of the band called ABBA.

Author: condensedmov Added: Mon, 14 Jul 2008 02:39:22 -0800 Duration: 158An inside look at ABBA, their music, and the new movie based on the musical 'Mama Mia', which is based on the music of the band called ABBA.

Author: condensedmov Added: Fri, 11 Jul 2008 10:41:21 -0800 Duration: 57In a moment, destined for celluloid history, Meryl Streep and Pierce Brosnan sing ABBA's "SOS," from the film "Mama Mia." Please keep your snickering to a minimum, as these film stars pause to consider what led them down this rocky relationship path.

Author: condensedmov Added: Fri, 11 Jul 2008 10:41:21 -0800 Duration: 57In a moment, destined for celluloid history, Meryl Streep and Pierce Brosnan sing ABBA's "SOS," from the film "Mama Mia." Please keep your snickering to a minimum, as these film stars pause to consider what led them down this rocky relationship path.

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Filed under: Drama, Casting, Mystery & Suspense It was just last year that Christopher brought us the news that Roman Polanski had selected Richard Harris' novel, The Ghost, as his next big film project. So even though it took some time to get name actors to sign on the dotted line, the wait is over now that MTV reports that Pierce Brosnan and Nicolas Cage will star in the political drama. Ghost is the story of a writer hired to complete an autobiography of a soon-to-be ex-Prime Minister (with Brosnan playing the PM, and Cage as the writer). Through the course of the interviews, the ghostwriter uncovers some troubling secrets from the Minister's past that put our writer friend in some high-stakes danger. Rumor has it the original idea for the book was loosely based on former PM Tony Blair, but I would assume that any similarities were kept well in the realm of fiction.Continue reading Pierce Brosnan and Nicolas Cage Sign for Polanski's 'The Ghost' Read | Permalink | Email this | Comments

Starring: Pierce Brosnan ... James Bond Halle Berry ... Jinx Toby Stephens ... Gustav Graves Rosamund Pike ... Miranda Frost Rick Yune ... Zao Judi Dench ... M John Cleese ... Q Michael Madsen ... Damian Falco Will Yun Lee ... Colonel Moon Kenneth Tsang ... General Moon Emilio Echevarría ... Raoul Mikhail Gorevoy ... Vlad (as Michael Gorevoy) Lawrence Makoare ... Mr. Kil Colin Salmon ... Charles Robinson Samantha Bond ... Miss Moneypenny Director:Lee Tamahori

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Today we ll share a timeless principle for solving all of your problems that s amazingly simple. But first, let s discuss three ways that DON T solve problems. Ignore it and hope it will go away. Some people get overwhelmed by an abundance of problems. They don t know where to begin solving them so they just don t begin solving them. Result: The problems usually just get bigger and bigger. Use a knee-jerk reaction. Other people just jump to a solution. They don t aim; they just fire. It may or may not be the right solution, but it doesn t matter they ve got it off their plate. Result: They may end up with a bigger, more complex problem down-the-road. Approach it willy-nilly. Still other people have no problem-solving process. They try a little of this and little of that. They don t have any order so they don t approach their most pressing problems in an orderly way. Result: The problems just keep piling up. Noble endeavors James Clavell wrote a great novel called Noble House. It inspired a mini-series in which Pierce Brosnan played the CEO of Struan s. Struan s was the Noble House, the most prestigious trading firm in Hong Kong. He inherited a number of problems from his predecessor. Now, he has a severe shortage of cash. He s overextended with his bank. His stock price is falling rapidly. He faces a raid on his company by an American businessman, who has inside information. His Hong Kong rival is trying to bury him. The founder of Struan s had made a promise to the locals that he must fulfill. His world is crashing in around him! It seems that everybody wants something from him. Yet few are willing to give him any help. In the end, he managed to overcome all the odds and Struan s remained the Noble House. How did he do it? By looking at his problems the Chinese way. It s a simple, two-step process to solve all of your problems: Put all of your problems into their individual compartments. Picture yourself at your bank. You re in the safe deposit area. You see box after box after box. Take each problem and put it in its own box. You may group similar problems together, but each one should have its very own box. That will be very important for the second step. Put them away to de-clutter your mind. Because if you try to solve all of them, you end up solving none of them. So this first step is very important! Not to mention, there are new problems surfacing all the time. Just keep putting them away so you re ready for the second step. Pull one problem out at a time when, and only when, you re ready and able to deal with it. Sounds simple, doesn t it? But how do you determine what problem to pull out? It s a matter of timing do you have the resources available? Do you have the time, the money, and any other required resources? If not, keep it tucked away. So when you open up the compartment, do you keep it open until it s completely solved? Not necessarily! You may pull it out, do as much as you can and then put it back and pull out another one. Keep repeating until all your problems are solved! A lot of people never look at their problems this way. There s a real calming effect when you do, because you don t have all of your problems staring at you all at once! Just click the Share This button below to pass this ancient problem-solving secret on to a friend. You ll be a hit if you do! But Shhhh it s still a secret! Next week, we ll expand on this subject by sharing a problem-solving process we call SOLVE IT. For our bigg quote today, we thought it only appropriate to consult with Confucius, who said, Life is really simple, but we insist on making it complicated. Even when complications arise, keep it simple and SOLVE IT! Next time, we ll offer some advice that s not for the faint-of-heart. Consider yourself warned! We ll discuss a common perception that keeps many people from succeeding bigg! Until then, here s to your bigg success! Related posts Where Are You If You Ain’t Where You Are Review: The Opposable Mind ShareThis

A look at the 40th Anniversary Bond film with Pierce Brosnan, Halle Berry, Toby Stephens, Rosamund Pike, Rick Yune, and director Lee Tamahori. You get the actors and the directors perspective on making this monumental film in this franchise and some good behind the scenes stories. Music by Kathleen Reynolds. Try GoToMeeting for 30 days! Visit www.gotmeeting.com/techpodcasts start your free trial today

http://www.lukeford.net Luke Ford reviews the new film starring Chris Cooper, Pierce Brosnan, Rachel McAdams. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0804505/

On today's Dave's Hollywood Minute: Box office numbers, "Bee Movie", "American Gangster", Denzel Washington, Russell Crowe, writers strike, Glen Close, "Damages", Pierce Brosnan, "The Thomas Crown Affair", and Elisabeth Hasselbeck.

On today's Dave's Hollywood Minute: Writers Guild of America possible strike, Antonio Banderas, and Pierce Brosnan.

More with this talented author and Editor-In-Chief of Cinema Retro, a great magazine that looks at the films of the 60's and 70's. In this program we look at some more of the magazines features, plus review all of the previous actors who have played James Bond. Special thanks to George Koodray.

Judge David Johnson has warmed up the Aston Martin and Appellate Judge Rob Lineberger is shaken a new batch of martinis, as these two secret agents dissect the world of James Bond, from Connery to Craig. Favorite Bond girls? Best and worst villain deaths? You'll learn more about 007 than you thought possible. Also, Judge Brett Cullum stops by with the inside story on Daniel Craig and Casino Royale. No Q? No Moneypenny? Say it ain't so! And Judge Cythnia Boris is on the run from a Zuni fetish doll, while updating us on the new CW and Fox fall schedules, and Veronica Mars fans implementing their own guerilla marketing campaign. Contest: Drunken Jabba the Hut Language Translator Tell us what movie he's quoting from. First correct answer sent to contest@circumstantialevidence.net wins. Next Episode: Chick Flicks Visit: The new Circumstantial Evidence site Contact Us: podcast@circumstantialevidence.net (206) 600-5879