Leonardo DiCaprio plays Dom Cobb, a sci-fi criminal who, with the help of a team of sleep experts, works his way into people’s subconscious in order to steal their most valuable assets: their ideas. Find out more!

Becky Fuller is a hard- working TV producer and this land her into a job at “Daybreak”. She decides to make the full out of it by chalking out plans to revitalize it by roping in famous TV anchor Mike Pomeroy. However, her plans do not materialize as Promeroy refuses to cover many morning shows staples as celebrity gossip, arts, crafts and fashion and in short those that would improve the TRPs. Find out more.

A group of friends after a late night party get wakened up by a sudden appearance of light beaming through their windows. Not only they but the entire population of Los Angeles realizes that it is not an ordinary light but extraterrestrial occurrence that threatens to swallow the entire populace of the earth. The survivors have no option except to fight for their lives and the rest of the movie is woven around this plot. Find out more

The unexpected happens to Peter Highman before the flight that should have taken him off to Los Angeles from Atlanta to be at the bedside of his wife who would deliver their first child in a few days from the date of his intended flying on account of his having a chance meet with the aspiring actor and disaster-magnet Ethan Tremblay at the Airport. They are tossed off the plane by being placed on a no-fly-list for the generous use of such dreaded terms as terrorists and bombs but not before Peter lose his luggage and other belongings as wallet … Continue reading →

Oliver Stone won’t be able to deny it: a movie, however good, cannot change rooted mentalities. More than twenty years ago, Wall Street, the first in the series, was gathering people all over the world in movie theatres. The heavy impact of the film couldn’t however incite anyone to stop trusting blindly in the power of money, it actually gave birth to more traders that believed in the vocation of playing around with it. Find out more

Your best laid plan can go kaput in case you are dealing with children. Someone planning to use the little ones for his own benefit may find himself becoming a foster father to them. This is exactly what happens with Gru – the super-bad or super-villain of the animation feature “Despicable Me”. The film once again proves that children have this quality of melting the heart of even the most hardened criminals. Perhaps it is their innocence that help the little ones find out the positive traits of a villain. Find out more

The beast is an unmanned mammoth locomotive and loaded with toxic cargo it menacingly moves the country side devouring anything put before it. Something has to be done urgently to stop it from causing the havoc in order to prevent the catastrophe that would otherwise fall on a heavy populated town in Pennsylvania. Find out more

Although Megamind is a highly brilliant super-upper villain the world has ever produced, yet he is least successful in his repeated attempt to conquer Metro City in all the conceivable methods, he had failed. Each time he loses to the superhero described as ‘Metro Man’ one who remains invincible but one day he succeeds in killing him by perpetuating evil plans on him. This pushes Megamind in a vacuum for suddenly he finds himself without a purpose. He finds himself in a strange situation of a super-villain without a super hero. Find out more

The past months have been pretty amazing when it comes to new good TV series. I’ve loved watching sitcoms years ago and for a while I though many new producers kinda lacked inspiration. Still, the new sitcoms I’ve watched were starting to get funny again, as in the good ole days. I’ve already recommended you Modern Family, now it’s time to talk about something new, Hot in Cleveland. Many series are focused on the American dream family: mother, father, kids and maybe the dog (must be a Retriever) and it’s pretty refreshing to see something new. We have 3 “gals” … Continue reading →

It’s Friday again. Time to think about the weekend and all the amazing things we can now enjoy. Many of my readers (self included) use these days to catch up with watching movies or documentaries, reading books etc. Since laying on the couch  and watching something is easier, we’ll do this. The recommended show is a documentary I’ve seen some months ago on Netflix, titled “Frontline: Sick Around America“. Find out more