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Wie überlebt man in einer Welt, die von Zombies überrannt wird? Zwei Männer, die gegensätzlicher nicht sein könnten, scheinen die passende Antwort auf diese schwierige Frage gefunden zu haben. Columbus (JESSE EISENBERG) ist zwar ein totales Weichei, aber konnte dennoch bislang alle Angriffe erfolgreich abwehren, weil er sich immer strikt an seine „47 Überlebensregeln für Zombieland“ gehalten hat. Als einer der letzten Nicht-Zombies in seiner von Untoten besetzen Heimatstadt trifft der überängstliche Columbus auf Tallahassee (WOODY HARRELSON). Der wiederum ist ein richtig harter Hund und hat scheinbar vor so gut wie gar nichts Angst. Gemeinsam wollen die beiden ab nun mit allen Zombies kurzen Prozess machen. Doch dabei muss das ungleiche Duo zuerst dem größten Schrecken in die Augen blicken: sich selbst! Auf der Flucht begegnen die beiden Männer zwei weiteren Nicht-Zombies: Wichita (EMMA STONE) und Little Rock (ABIGAIL BRESLIN), die ebenfalls ihren ganz eigenen Weg gefunden haben, sich inmitten des grassierenden Chaos zu behaupten. Schon bald müssen sich die Vier jedoch überlegen, was schlimmer ist: Es miteinander auszuhalten oder sich den Zombies zu ergeben?

Schauspieler : Emma Stone, Amber Heard, Bill Murray, Abigail Breslin, Woody Harrelson, Jesse Eisenberg, Robert Hatch, Mike White Produktion : Columbia Pictures, Relativity Media, Pariah Direktor : Ruben Fleischer Kurzinhalt : Wie überlebt man in einer Welt, die von Zombies überrannt wird? Zwei Männer, die gegensätzlicher nicht sein könnten, scheinen die passende Antwort auf diese schwierige Frage gefunden zu haben. Columbus (JESSE EISENBERG) ist zwar ein totales Weichei, aber konnte dennoch bislang alle Angriffe erfolgreich abwehren, weil er sich immer strikt an seine „47 Überlebensregeln für Zombieland“ gehalten hat. Als einer der letzten Nicht-Zombies in seiner von Untoten besetzen Heimatstadt trifft der überängstliche Columbus auf Tallahassee (WOODY HARRELSON). Der wiederum ist ein richtig harter Hund und hat scheinbar vor so gut wie gar nichts Angst. Gemeinsam wollen die beiden ab nun mit allen Zombies kurzen Prozess machen. Doch dabei muss das ungleiche Duo zuerst dem größten Schrecken in die Augen blicken: sich selbst! Auf der Flucht begegnen die beiden Männer zwei weiteren Nicht-Zombies: Wichita (EMMA STONE) und Little Rock (ABIGAIL BRESLIN), die ebenfalls ihren ganz eigenen Weg gefunden haben, sich inmitten des grassierenden Chaos zu behaupten. Schon bald müssen sich die Vier jedoch überlegen, was schlimmer ist: Es miteinander auszuhalten oder sich den Zombies zu ergeben?Author: Filmtrailer Tags: Amber Heard Relativity Media Woody Harrelson Robert Hatch Mike White Columbia Pictures Emma Stone Jesse Eisenberg Bill Murray Pariah Ruben Fleischer Abigail Breslin Posted: 24 November 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

Hollywood 411 talks to the stars of two promising fall dramas, THE PRIVATE LIVES OF PIPPA LEE, starring Robin Wright Penn and Alan Arkin, and, the powerful war drama THE MESSENGER, with Woody Harrelson.

http://the2012deception.net This is a presentation that I will give at a upcoming conference in Nashville TN. It is a point by point refutation of the most popular theories regarding 2012 as well as my personal opinion about the reasons for the deception. I tried to be as thorough as possible in the debunking process, and I was able to cover many aspects of 2012 that I hadn't already covered here on the blog or in any of my videos. To download this presentation in mp4 format http://conspiracyclothes.com/nowheretorun/ra/movie/the2012deception.mp4 If you would like to download the power point presentation without my commentary http://the2012deception.net/video/The%202012%20Deception.pptx If you would prefer a cliff notes version to this refutation (as this presentation is an hour long) you can view a video that I made last year called 2012 Debunked. http://the2012deception.net/?p=1 This is a response at least in some part to the new movie 2012 by Sony directed by Roland Emmerich. The film has an ensemble cast, including John Cusack, Amanda Peet, Danny Glover, and Woody Harrelson. It can be considered a review of the movie as well as an explanations of the specific theories proposed in that movie.

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Il 2012 è l'anno in cui, secondo il calendario Maja, avrà luogo la fine del mondo. Mentre la fatidica data si avvicina il Professor West viene a conoscenza di alcune tempeste solari di forte intensità che hanno colpito il pianeta. Lo scienziato prova a dare l'allarme, ma viene osteggiato dalla comunità scientifica, non riuscendo a comunicare le informazioni in suo possesso al presidente degli Stati Uniti d'America. Intanto il tempo passa e le catastrofi si fanno sempre più frequenti.

Just when movies about the war in Iraq had exhausted audience interest, this summer's sleeper hit The Hurt Locker came along. And just when those same audiences thought there was only one movie about Iraq that could resonate with them, The Messenger comes along. Starring Ben Foster, Woody Harrelson and Samantha Morton, the film is not only a revelatory look at the war's logistical repercussions stateside, but an examination of the emotional toll not only battle but survival takes on soldiers, culminating in a poignant tale of redemption that counts as one of the very best films of the year. Foster (3:10 To Yuma) plays Will Montgomery, a staff sergeant more or less waiting out his last days as a military officer after an extended tour of duty in Iraq. Although he initially (and understandably) reluctant to participate when he is enlisted to inform families of the deaths of their loved ones, he bonds with his superior officer, Tony Stone (Harrelson), and slowly emerges from his own emotional morass as a result of reaching out to these grieving families. But when he and Tony inform a mother named Olivia (Morton) of her husband's death, he becomes inextricably involved in her and her son's life, realizing that the tenuous relationships he previously participated in are no substitute for something more meaningful.Filed under: Drama, Theatrical Reviews, Other Festivals, WarContinue reading AFI Fest Review: The Messenger Permalink | Email this | Comments

ABC News Radio's David Blaustein recently chatted with actor Ben Foster about his role in the new film, "The Messenger." Foster plays Staff Sergeant Will Montgomery, a jaded Army vet who has just returned to the homefront after being wounded in Iraq. Paired up with the hard-nosed Captain Tony Stone (Woody Harrelson), Will is assigned to be a Casualty Notification Officer, a job that, in its own way, may be more difficult than combat. It's an emotionally authentic story of friendship and coping with unexpected jolts of humor, and Foster is sitting pretty to nab an Oscar nomination for his tightly wound but subdued performance.

Il 2012 è l'anno in cui, secondo il calendario Maja, avrà luogo la fine del mondo. Mentre la fatidica data si avvicina il Professor West viene a conoscenza di alcune tempeste solari di forte intensità che hanno colpito il pianeta. Lo scienziato prova a dare l'allarme, ma viene osteggiato dalla comunità scientifica, non riuscendo a comunicare le informazioni in suo possesso al presidente degli Stati Uniti d'America. Intanto il tempo passa e le catastrofi si fanno sempre più frequenti.

Watch enough movies and you learn pretty fast that they aren't about reality, they're about entertaining us. Which sometimes makes the world of the biopic a little tricky, because not only do you have to work in the truth, but you still have to keep those butts in the seats -- and the results are not always good. Over at Moviefone they've compiled some of the worst movie biopics, and no one was safe -- with films earning a spot for mixing up their facts, ridiculous casting, or just downright lazy filmmaking. So who made the list? Well, you've got your usual suspects like Oliver Stone's Alexander, a film that has so much wrong with it I don't know where to put the blame (oh, that's right, on everyone). Other films that made the cut for the less than flattering title of 'Real Life Catastrophes' were Kevin Spacey's Bobby Darin flick, Beyond The Sea, Luc Besson's The Messenger, and Alan Parker's Evita. But don't think the classics made it out unscathed either, because both Captain Eddie and The Babe Ruth Story also earned a mention. As a genre, I love biopics -- especially the bad ones. I've watched everything from made-for-TV movies on The Beach Boys to high art flicks like I'm Not There. So no matter what kind of biopic it might be, I will usually give it a chance. Over the years, I've seen movies that bend the truth and those that just mess it up entirely, but that doesn't mean I didn't enjoy them. Besides, if you're looking for unadulterated facts, you should probably head to the library and not the multiplex. After the jump: five of my favorite movie biopics...Filed under: Casting, Fandom, Home Entertainment, Trailers and ClipsContinue reading The Worst Movie Biopics and Five That Are Pretty Darn Good Read | Permalink | Email this | Comments

Im Jahre 2009 erhält die Regierung einen vertraulichen Report, der bestätigt, dass die Erde schon in wenigen Jahren dem Untergang geweiht ist. Ein geheimer Katastrophenplan wird entwickelt, der jedoch nicht die Rettung aller Menschen vorsieht. Als Jackson Curtis (JOHN CUSACK) und seine zwei Kinder eines Tages einen Familienausflug in den Yellowstone Nationalpark unternehmen, stoßen sie durch Zufall auf eine ehemalige Forschungseinrichtung, die ein Geheimnis birgt und den Plan der Regierung als fehlerhaft ausweist. Jackson nimmt die Sache selbst in die Hand, um einen fast hoffnungslosen Kampf gegen die Zeit und die bevorstehende Naturkatastrophe zu gewinnen.

2012 is an upcoming disaster film directed by Roland Emmerich. The film has an ensemble cast, including John Cusack, Amanda Peet, Danny Glover, Thandie Newton, Oliver Platt, Chiwetel Ejiofor, and Woody Harrelson. Ranked 4.09 / 5 | 1526 views | 0 comments Click here to watch the video (05:04) Submitted By: spritemathews Tags: 2012 (film) 2012 Extended Trailers John Cusack Amanda Peet Danny Glover Thandie Newton Oliver Platt Chiwetel Ejiofor Woody Harrelson 2012 Movie Trailer 2012 Trailers 2012 Film Categories: Entertainment

We've already explored the history of 2012 here on Cinematical and what you need to know to see the movie (hint: the world might blow up!), but here's what 2012 stars John Cusack, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Thandie Newton, and Woody Harrelson and director Roland Emmerich have to say about the end of the world. Do they believe the world will end with a whimper or a bang, T. S. Eliot-style? Will we go out in fire or in ice? Do they even believe the world will end in 2012? Let's find out. Roland Emmerich: It's always great if you find some sort of belief people have and put it in your movies, as fantastic as they may be. For example, Independence Day, I used Area 51 and centered my whole story around Area 51 because I found out in my research that people really believed in it. And in this movie, as we discovered the phenomenon of 2012, because some culture, the Mayas, gave the end of the world a date. An exact date. The 21st of December, 2012. And that's just so incredible and so interesting that a lot of people are fascinated by it and there's believers; there's people like you [who] just find it fascinating. I hope it will not happen. But when you research it a little bit deeper, you kind of find a lot of other cultures [that] believe the same thing. They only don't put an exact date to it, but they have other predictions which all point to 2012. It's quite eerie...Filed under: Action, New Releases, Sony, InterviewsContinue reading What the Stars and Director of '2012' Think About 2012 Permalink | Email this | Comments

Columbus ha preso l'abitudine di scappare quando si trova di fronte alle cose che lo spaventano. Tallahassee invece non ha cose di cui aver paura. Se le avesse, le prenderebbe a calci nel sedere. In un mondo invaso dagli zombie questi due sono dei sopravvissuti che si sono perfettamente evoluti. Ma adesso gli si prospetta la più terrificante delle situazioni: vedere se stessi.

The Messenger opened the 12th Savannah Film Festival with a bang: a sellout crowd, international press, and Hollywood stars Woody Harrelson and Ben Foster in attendance to rub elbows all night. Even without the glitz, though, Savannah was a smart place to screen the Iraq drama. Oren Moverman's film is a character study about a soldier (Foster) dealing with the aftermath of war, but like Kathryn Bigelow's Iraq film The Hurt Locker, it's about the personal toll Iraq leaves on soldiers who survive and the families of those who don't; the politics of war are hardly an issue. And so, in a city that supports two military bases and the men and women who serve them, The Messenger played like gangbusters. Foster stars as William Montgomery, a recent Iraq returnee dealing with serious leftover issues and a new assignment to play out his final three months of service: informing families that their loved ones have been killed on duty. As Montgomery's partner, Harrelson provides moments of levity, but there were plenty of sniffles throughout the film just the same. While it was pretty easy to figure out what the general consensus was, there were three figures in particular I was watching for a reaction - the only three uniformed soldiers in attendance, who may or may not have been connected to the production. (The film has been screened for military personnel, and Harrelson and Foster personally met soldiers at Hunter Army Airfield prior to the night's screening.) When asked what military folk have thought of his film in the post-screening Q&A, director Moverman deferred to one of the officers in the audience to share his reaction with the crowd. What follows is the unnamed soldier's impromptu review of The Messenger.Filed under: Drama, New Releases, Festival Reports, Politics, Oscar Watch, Other Festivals, Cinematical Indie, WarContinue reading Soldier at Savannah Film Fest Rave-Reviews 'The Messenger' Permalink | Email this | Comments

Author: NewMovies Added: Tue, 13 Oct 2009 14:05:27 -0800 Duration: 0An American soldier struggles with an ethical dilemma when he becomes involved with a widow of a fallen officer.