How to Train Your Dragon 2 (2014)

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What the ocean was to "Discovering Nemo," the sky is to "How to Train Your Dragon 2"— a limit free scenery of regular magnificence that enables the group of onlookers to encounter direct the marvels down underneath or up above in an immersive way that lone the best in 3-D movement can do.

Truth be told, the continuation of DreamWorks' highest– netting toon highlight that doesn't star a testy green monster whose name rhymes with "hell" is the abnormal second section that hits new statures in practically every way. Simply the taking off and swooping winged serpent dashing flying tricks (a standard event now that every one of the occupants of the damp burg of Berk are existing together gently with the steed-like animals) that expend the opening minutes are deserving of a Viking version of Cirque de Soleil.

In any case, what genuinely awes isn't quite recently the portrayal of the primordial and frequently unfeeling environs so strikingly acknowledged, you can basically feel the cold air, wind and water slapping against your skin. Nor is it how smoothly rugged legend mythical beast, Toothless, holds his furious, wild nature notwithstanding proceeding to be as friskily energetic as an infant pup. Or, on the other hand how Gerard Butler figures out how to give one of his finest exhibitions by depending just on his local Scottish burr as Stoick, a Viking boss in the sundown of his rule as he gets ready to pass the light to his brainy and now marginally more muscular child, Hiccup (Jay Baruchel).

Rather, what got to me was my sodden peered toward energy about a long-prior wedded couple, abruptly rejoined following 20 years separated, who are amazed to find that the coals of adoration still consume within them. What number of quick paced blockbusters really try to discover space for a breather that is touching, delicate and genuine—particularly in a stimulation to a great extent went for kids. Add to that an ardent melody, "For the Dancing and the Dreaming," that goes about as a recharging of promises and it could possibly be one of the mid year's best sentimental motion picture minutes.

That the relationship causes the peg-legged jack of all trades and mentor of tenderfoot Vikings, Gobber the Belch (Craig Ferguson, the ideal feisty sidekick for Butler), to really walk out of the storage room in an unobtrusive talked aside is its very own uncommonness in a PG-evaluated field this way.

Strangely, the fights with malicious powers who wish to oppress the winged serpents into an armed force are the minimum fascinating part of the film. Chief/screenwriter Dean DuBlois, soloing this time without accomplice Chris Sanders, falls prey to the more-will be more school of continuation dom. There are two scalawags, one a hunky youthful ocean faring soldier of fortune known as Eret (Kit Harrington of "Session of Thrones"), the other a savage crazy person called Drago Bludvist (Djimon Hounsou of "Warrior" notoriety) whose extremely name strikes fear. There are additionally two monstrous white brutes that resemble something that would come about if Jabba the Hutt and the Kraken had a posterity.

In any event Eret gives Kristen Wiig as Ruffnut, the Viking answer to the eager for man youthful Carol Burnett and one of Hiccup's associates, an opportunity to infuse some cleverness as transparently longing for the privateer's swelling pecs. Likewise scene stealers are the poor sheep with their pitiful Buster Keaton faces (they appear to be propelled by the Aardman-made woolies in the Serta sleeping pad advertisements), who must persevere being scoring objects amid the winged serpent hustling diversions.

One of the better increases, be that as it may, is late Oscar victor Cate Blanchett as the voice of Valka, a kind of New Age recluse who gives herself to being a Jane Goodall-like defender of winged serpents, particularly the individuals who have been harmed or mishandled, and who shares Hiccup's inclination for peace over war. This "insane wild vigilante mythical serpent woman" hangs out in an ice-secured asylum where her run of splendidly toned charges shudder around like butterflies in the midst of rich foliage and waterfalls.

As in the primary "Mythical beast," the film doesn't bashful far from the cruel substances looked by this tribe of warriors with chests as expansive as meat lockers when loss of appendage and frequently passing was a standard unavoidable truth. What genuinely separates this energized establishment from endless others is the means by which it wears its heart transparently and sincerely on its reinforcement. In the event that anybody is worried about the way ladies are displayed on the wide screen nowadays, simply take a gander at how an advanced male like Hiccup consciously treats his better half Astrid (America Ferrera) and the depiction of Blanchett's Valka.

Be that as it may, the most fulfilling and complex relationship legitimately remains the one amongst Hiccup and Toothless. In these movies, they are as indivisible as Roy Rogers and Trigger.
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The last: Naruto the movie (2014)

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The Last: Naruto the Movie is the tenth general Naruto film, made to remember the fifteenth commemoration of the establishment. This is additionally the principal section in the Start of a New Era Project[Jp. 2], and the main film to be an official piece of the ordinance Naruto storyline, set between Ch. 699 and 700 of the first manga arrangement.

The Last debuted in theaters on December 6, 2014.[2][3] The film turned into the most astounding netting highlight film in the franchise[4] before being outperformed by its continuation, Boruto: Naruto the Movie.

Two years after the occasions of the Fourth Shinobi World War, Kakashi Hatake turned into the Sixth Hokage, and the moon that Hagoromo Ōtsutsuki made long prior to seal away the Ten-Tails' body starts to drop towards Earth, with the moon now a meteor that would annihilate everything on affect. The emergency is caused by Toneri Ōtsutsuki, a relative of Hamura Ōtsutsuki through the Branch House, devoted to satisfy his progenitor's inheritance that humankind must be rebuffed for utilizing chakra as weapon threats for over a centuries.

Amid the Rinne Festival, Hinata Hyuga wants to give Naruto Uzumaki an individual endowment of adoration - a red scarf - she weaved herself in recognition of one Naruto used to wear back in the Academy, and Sakura Haruno offers to offer assistance. Be that as it may, she can't on the grounds that Naruto is accepting different endowments, including another scarf, for his saint notoriety. Toneri invades Konoha at that point captures Hinata's sister, Hanabi Hyuga, yet neglects to seize Hinata because of Naruto's intercession. The scarf she made gets torn in the battle. Sent for a mission to save Hanabi, Naruto, Hinata, Sakura, Sai, and Shikamaru Nara get ready to set out. Shikamaru is given a unique clock by Kakashi that fills in as a commencement to the Earth's pulverization if the moon keeps on falling. On the adventure through the deserted Shinobi town of the Ōtsutsuki Clan, Naruto step by step starts to understand the idea of affection from encountering Hinata's recollections while got in a genjutsu and from investing more energy with her one on one. Sooner or later, Toneri transplants Hanabi's eyes into himself to stir the Tenseigan that was fixed by his predecessors throughout the most recent thousand years. He likewise prevails with regards to proposing to Hinata to wed him; she "acknowledges" his offer, which makes Naruto fall into profound sorrow in the wake of being completely beaten by Toneri and rejected by Hinata. In the meantime, the shrouded towns shield themselves against the shooting stars severing from the moon as they clear regular people all finished from Toneri's genocidal attack. In Naruto's nonappearance, Sasuke Uchiha comes back to ensure Konoha.

Following a three-day recuperation process, Naruto awakens and sees Sakura seriously debilitated because of sparing his life, and causes him understand that regardless of what happened, Hinata really cherishes him. With recently discovered quality, Naruto drives the race into Toneri's moon base. In the interim, in Toneri's royal residence, Toneri approaches Hinata sew a red scarf for him. However, as a general rule, Hinata just acknowledged Toneri's proposition as she was contained by the soul of Hamura to help him as the "Byakugan Princess" to annihilate the Tenseigan holy place in light of the fact that Toneri had confounded Hamura's declaration. Be that as it may, Toneri understood the double dealing and mentally programs Hinata while wrecking the scarf she had initially made for Naruto. Naruto's group at long last makes up for lost time and a gigantic assault on Toneri's castle starts. The group parts, with Naruto protecting Hinata from the function, while the others secure Hanabi. Be that as it may, Toneri's Tenseigan chakra shroud stipends him the ability to cut the moon into equal parts, putting Hinata in a goliath winged animal pen. Naruto enters Nine-Tails Chakra Mode, and an immense duel follows. Close to the end, Naruto handles the final shred of the scarf and channels his chakra and conveys a punch sufficiently solid to stick Toneri against the divider and depower him, preventing the moon from falling. Hinata additionally takes Hanabi's eyes from Toneri and returns them back to her sister. Toneri at that point finds reality about Hamura's announcement. Taking in the mistake of his ways, Toneri chooses to remain on the moon to give penance his wrongdoings as it comes back to circle. Naruto uncovers to Hinata that the scarf he had before was his late mother's, at that point he admits his affection for Hinata and the two kiss.

Amid the end credits, scenes demonstrate Naruto and Hinata's wedding, gone to by their loved ones. In a post-credits scene, set amid the season of the arrangement's epilog, the couple play with their youngsters: Boruto and Himawari.
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Avatar (2009)

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AVATAR takes us to a spectacular world beyond imagination, where a reluctant hero embarks on an epic adventure, ultimately fighting to save the alien world he has learned to call home. James Cameron, the Oscar-winning director of Titanic, first conceived the film 15 years ago, when the means to realize his vision did not exist yet. Now, after four years of production, AVATAR, a live action film with a new generation of special effects, delivers a fully immersive cinematic experience of a new kind, where the revolutionary technology invented to make the film disappears into the emotion of the characters and the sweep of the story.

Watching "Avatar," I felt sort of the same as when I saw "Star Wars" in 1977. That was another movie I walked into with uncertain expectations. James Cameron's film has been the subject of relentlessly dubious advance buzz, just as his "Titanic" was. Once again, he has silenced the doubters by simply delivering an extraordinary film. There is still at least one man in Hollywood who knows how to spend $250 million, or was it $300 million, wisely.

"Avatar" is not simply a sensational entertainment, although it is that. It's a technical breakthrough. It has a flat-out Green and anti-war message. It is predestined to launch a cult. It contains such visual detailing that it would reward repeating viewings. It invents a new language, Na'vi, as "Lord of the Rings" did, although mercifully I doubt this one can be spoken by humans, even teenage humans. It creates new movie stars. It is an Event, one of those films you feel you must see to keep up with the conversation.


The story, set in the year 2154, involves a mission by U. S. Armed Forces to an earth-sized moon in orbit around a massive star. This new world, Pandora, is a rich source of a mineral Earth desperately needs. Pandora represents not even a remote threat to Earth, but we nevertheless send in ex-military mercenaries to attack and conquer them. Gung-ho warriors employ machine guns and pilot armored hover ships on bombing runs. You are free to find this an allegory about contemporary politics. Cameron obviously does.


Pandora harbors a planetary forest inhabited peacefully by the Na'vi, a blue-skinned, golden-eyed race of slender giants, each one perhaps 12 feet tall. The atmosphere is not breathable by humans, and the landscape makes us pygmies. To venture out of our landing craft, we use avatars--Na'vi lookalikes grown organically and mind-controlled by humans who remain wired up in a trance-like state on the ship. While acting as avatars, they see, fear, taste and feel like Na'vi, and have all the same physical adeptness.


This last quality is liberating for the hero, Jake Sully (Sam Worthington), who is a paraplegic. He's been recruited because he's a genetic match for a dead identical twin, who an expensive avatar was created for. In avatar state he can walk again, and as his payment for this duty he will be given a very expensive operation to restore movement to his legs. In theory he's in no danger, because if his avatar is destroyed, his human form remains untouched. In theory.


On Pandora, Jake begins as a good soldier and then goes native after his life is saved by the lithe and brave Neytiri (Zoe Saldana). He finds it is indeed true, as the aggressive Col. Miles Quaritch (Stephen Lang) briefed them, that nearly every species of life here wants him for lunch. (Avatars are not be made of Na'vi flesh, but try explaining that to a charging 30-ton rhino with a snout like a hammerhead shark).


The Na'vi survive on this planet by knowing it well, living in harmony with nature, and being wise about the creatures they share with. In this and countless other ways they resemble Native Americans. Like them, they tame another species to carry them around--not horses, but graceful flying dragon-like creatures. The scene involving Jake capturing and taming one of these great beasts is one of the film's greats sequences.


Like "Star Wars" and "LOTR," "Avatar" employs a new generation of special effects. Cameron said it would, and many doubted him. It does. Pandora is very largely CGI. The Na'vi are embodied through motion capture techniques, convincingly. They look like specific, persuasive individuals, yet sidestep the eerie Uncanny Valley effect. And Cameron and his artists succeed at the difficult challenge of making Neytiri a blue-skinned giantess with golden eyes and a long, supple tail, and yet--I'll be damned. Sexy.


At 163 minutes, the film doesn't feel too long. It contains so much. The human stories. The Na'vi stories, for the Na'vi are also developed as individuals. The complexity of the planet, which harbors a global secret. The ultimate warfare, with Jake joining the resistance against his former comrades. Small graceful details like a floating creature that looks like a cross between a blowing dandelion seed and a drifting jellyfish, and embodies goodness. Or astonishing floating cloud-islands.


I've complained that many recent films abandon story telling in their third acts and go for wall-to-wall action. Cameron essentially does that here, but has invested well in establishing his characters so that it matters what they do in battle and how they do it. There are issues at stake greater than simply which side wins.


Cameron promised he'd unveil the next generation of 3-D in "Avatar." I'm a notorious skeptic about this process, a needless distraction from the perfect realism of movies in 2-D. Cameron's iteration is the best I've seen -- and more importantly, one of the most carefully-employed. The film never uses 3-D simply because it has it, and doesn't promiscuously violate the fourth wall. He also seems quite aware of 3-D's weakness for dimming the picture, and even with a film set largely in interiors and a rain forest, there's sufficient light. I saw the film in 3-D on a good screen at the AMC River East and was impressed. I might be awesome in True IMAX. Good luck in getting a ticket before February.


It takes a hell of a lot of nerve for a man to stand up at the Oscarcast and proclaim himself King of the World. James Cameron just got re-elected.
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Sex Tape (2014)

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Here comes a film that will be released in 2014 which will attract millions of viewers, Sex Tape is a 2014 American comedy film directed by Jake Kasdan and written by Kate Angelo, Jason Segel, and Nicholas Stoller. Starring Segel, Cameron Diaz, Rob Corddry, Ellie Kemper, and Rob Lowe, the film was released on July 18, 2014, by Columbia Pictures





Actor :

==>  Cameron Diaz as Annie Hargrove, Jay's wife
==>  Jason Segel as Jay Hargrove, Annie's husband
==>  Rob Corddry as Robbie
==>  Ellie Kemper as Tess
==>  Rob Lowe as Hank Rosenbaum
==>  Nat Faxon as Max
==>  Nancy Lenehan as Linda
==>  Randall Park as Edward
==>  Dave "Gruber" Allen as Mailman
==>  Jack Black (uncredited) as the owner of YouPorn

 

Storyline : 

Jay and Annie Hargrove are a married couple, which, after having two kids, have sex at every opportunity. After Jay struggles to get an erection, Annie suggests making a sex tape. They film themselves having sex in every position listed in The Joy of Sex. When done, Annie asks Jay to delete the recording, but he ends up instead inadvertently synchronizing the video to several iPads the couple had given away over time. After failing to get it out of the cloud, they set out to get back all of the gifted iPads, leading to a series of awkward encounters and close calls.

After collecting the iPads and deleting the videos, their friend's son threatens to upload a copy of their sex tape to YouPorn unless they give him $25,000. After failing to get the money, they break into the YouPorn headquarters and begin to destroy their web servers. Their plan is quickly thwarted when an alarm sounds. The owner and his cronies confront them and threaten to call the police, but agree not to do so in exchange for $15,000 to cover the damage. He also removes their video and explains that all they had to do to have a video removed was send him an e-mail request for such removal. After they have deleted all but one copy of the video, Jay and Annie decide to watch the video once themselves. Afterwards, they take the USB flash drive containing the video and go outside to smash it with a hammer, blend it, burn it with fire, and bury the remains.
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Top Model (1988)

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La scrittrice Sarah Asproon sta completando il suo nuovo libro sulla prostituzione d'alto bordo, con la collaborazione dell'amica/agente Dorothy. Per raccogliere materiale autentico, hanno costituito un'agenzia di ragazze-squillo, che sta riscuotendo notevole successo. Mentre Dorothy musical drama come direttrice dell'agenzia, Sarah expect il nome di copertura di Gloria e presto diventa la ragazza più richiesta, finché un cliente, Peter, scoperta per caso la vera identità, inizia a ricattarla con la minaccia di uno scandalo e di denuncia alla polizia, costringendola a cedere alle sue richieste. 

Per tenere in ordine gli appuntamenti dei clienti, viene contattato Cliff Evans, giovane programmatore informatico: è un ragazzo attraente, timido e ingenuo, e Sarah ne rimane colpita. Lo provoca sin dall'inizio mama lui esita, poiché non ha mai avuto prima rapporti con una donna e si ritiene inadeguato; per giunta, si trova in una delicata situazione con il suo amico omosessuale Jason, che vorrebbe essere da lui corrisposto, mama poiché Cliff non sembra ancora completamente deciso, ha scelto di assentarsi temporaneamente, lasciandolo ospite in casa sua, per attendere che l'amico si chiarisca le idee. In realtà, Cliff s'innamora seriamente di Sarah e vorrebbe essere perfettamente normale con lei. 

Mama alla fine l'amore per Sarah scioglierà I dubbi di Cliff, che vivrà una felice e completa esperienza con lei. 

Superati finalmente tutti gli ostacoli, Sarah e Cliff, sventate le minacce di Peter e rifiutate le profferte di Jason, potranno vivere insieme felici, trasferendosi in un'altra città.

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This movie rocks!

I love this movie. Okay, so maybe it looks like just a cheap, italian porn flick but there's so much more to it. There is something vaguely disturbing and sinister about this film that it makes it that much more erotic. Basically, its the story of a paper-back writer who goes undercover as a prostitute to research for her steamy new novel. Along the way, she has sex with lots of greasy, italian men, degrades herself in front of assorted perverts and turns a gay man straight. If anybody could straighten out a gay man it would be Jessica Moore(or whatever her real name is). The sleazy, new orleans ambience of this film is terrific as you can almost feel the heat, humidity and sex. There are some striking, disturbing visuals, like when Moore does some kinky posing with mannequins for a photographer. There are some clowns thrown in, which always gives a film a sinister edge, and lots of homoerotic undertones(or is that overtones?). Anyway, go out and get this movie and wallow in its sleaze and perversity.

beautiful Jessica Moore ( Luciana Ottaviani) and nice director Joe d'Amato (Aristide Massaccessi)

this film has been made by joe d'amato aka Aristide Massaccesi with kind of european sense of social life and interpreted by my favour actress Luciana Ottaviani aka Jessica Moore that she plays a role as top model and in reality she is a writer with the role of Sarah Asproon that Aristide Massaccesi ( Joe d'Amato) wrote in the different names one of is Sarah Asproon it is a very nice film and deserves an excellent as reward. unfortunately it is very sad that Aristide Massaccesi is dead otherwise he would direct other film to let the people to applause his talented trick of magic

Superior example of the genre

In the mid-1980s Joe D'Amato made largely soft pornos and this is one of the better ones, despite being filmed in the US (his Italian films tend to be better). Following the commercial success of "11 days, 11 nights", this was marketed as a sequel, but it is rather more like a remake, and it is a slight improvement on the original. Both films were clearly inspired by "9 and a half weeks" (there is also a nod to Zulawski's Femme Publique) but D'Amato changed the story by putting the woman in control, a modification which works very well. No cinematic masterpiece, but a superior example of the genre.

Model Behaviour

Working as a high class call girl in order to gain material for her new book, an esteemed author has to contend with blackmail when a client learns of her secret in this surprisingly well filmed sexually explicit drama. Joe D'Amato's camera almost never sits still, with many tracking shots that voyeuristically follow lead actress Jessica Moore around. There are some thoughtful extreme low camera angles as she undresses too, and in one of the film's most memorable scenes, she makes love to a toy factory owner, surrounded by smiling large toys that -- akin to the lions of 'The Battleship Potemkin' -- are filmed so that it looks like they are reacting to what is taking place! The film is not particularly well plotted though with the blackmailing not seeming to worry Moore at all who is more confounded by her inability to turn on a young computer engineer, played by James Sutterfield, oblivious to the fact that he is gay. The acting here is pretty second rate too with Sutterfield the worst offender, though most of the (mainly) non-professional cast have trouble delivering their lines in a way that does not feel rehearsed. Moore is, however, quite decent and while the narrative might have some deficiencies, it more than makes up for it with a very zany sense of humour shining through at several points. The opening scene, for example, has Moore fingering various mannequins that have been set into explicit poses; later on, she finds a couple of clients who want to be ridden like bulls at a rodeo, and the aforementioned toy store scene occurs on a Santa's sleigh of all places!

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Masitneun sex geurigo sarang (2003)

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In this intimate bedroom romance, Shin-ah is a free spirited modern woman and Dong-gi is a young man searching for something new and exciting. Their chance meeting turns into an unforgettable night. After breaking up with her boyfriend, Shin-ah decides to meet Dong-gi for another passionate encounter. The two 

==> Initial release: June 20, 2003 (South Korea)

==> Director: Bong Man-dae
==> Running time: 1h 30m
==> Screenplay: Kwak Jeong-deok
==> Music composed by: Jeong Won-yeong
==> Director: Man-dae Bong
==> Writer: Jeong-deok Kwak (screenplay)
==> Stars: Seo-hyeong Kim, Seong-su Kim 

Storyline :

(Korean with English subtitles) Shin-ah and Dong-gi hook up for an unforgettable night despite the fact that she has a boyfriend. Shin-ah decides to break up with her boyfriend and hook up with Dong-gi again. The two madly fall in love and the romance begins. But can they build an actual relationship that is more than just an excuse for their steamy sexual escapades?
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Jan Dara (2001)

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The final part of Jan Dara sees the young man taking his revenge against his stepfather. Jan learns that Lord Wisnan, who has abused for 17 years, is not his real father. He flees to the provinces, only to be driven back to Bangkok by his vengeful grandmother to seize power and reclaim the dignity of his clan. Jan is consumed by rage and lust, and orbiting around him are women such as the sexy Boonleung, his promiscuous step-sister Kaew and his respected Aunt Wad.

Actors :

==>    Suwinit Panjamawat as teenage Jan Dara

==>    Santisuk Promsiri as Khun Luang, Jan Dara's father

==>    Christy Chung as Boonlueang

==>    Eakarat Sarsukh as adult Jan Dara

==>    Wipawee Charoenpura as Aunt Waad

==>    Patharawarin Timkul as Kaew

Storyline :

Jan is a boy growing up in 1930s Siam in a wealthy, dysfunctional family where sex has a huge impact on everyone's lives. Jan Dara is viewed by his father, Khun Luang, as cursed, since his mother died giving birth to him. The abusive Luang is a womanizer who has sex with many women in front of the portrait of his late wife.

The younger sister of Jan's mother, Aunt Waad, is brought in to care for Jan. Luang has sexual relations with her, which causes young Jan to be jealous, since he has developed feelings for Waad. Waad and Luang have a daughter, Kaew, who is the apple of Luang's eye. From the beginning, he spoils her and teaches her to hate the "bastard Jan". Waad, in return, treats Jan like her own son and despises the bratty Kaew.

Later, another of Khun Luang's women, the sophisticated nymphomaniac Boonlueang, moves into a guesthouse on the estate, and she teaches Jan his first lessons in the ways of love.

Jan is then framed for the rape of Kaew, who was having relations with the son of one of the family's maids. But it is Jan who ends up punished for Kaew's transgressions. Later, it emerges that Kaew is pregnant, with the seed of her own father. To smooth over the damage to the family's reputation, Jan is asked to return to the family estate and is forced into an arranged marriage with his half-sister Kaew. He does so, as long as he is promised the deed to the estate, which he views as a form of vindication against his father for the abuse he endured from him during his childhood.

Kaew gives birth to Luang's child and curses it after it has emerged from her womb. The child displays classic dysmorphic features found in genetic mutations such as trisomy 21, commonly known as Down's syndrome.

Kaew, meanwhile, enters into a lesbian relationship with Boonlueang. When Jan discovers this, he demands that Kaew give him his own child and forces himself upon her repeatedly. Kaew becomes pregnant with Jan's child but she refuses to have the baby she is carrying, and with Boonlueang's assistance, performs a bloody, self-administered abortion.

Jan subsequently finds himself repeating the libidinous patterns of his father, going as far as to have sex with a maid in his father's sitting room, in front of the portrait of his mother. Jan wonders why he can't escape the cycle of sexual abuse started by his father. Then it is revealed that Jan is the product of a gang rape of his mother.
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Big Hero 6 (2014)

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Huge Hero 6 is a 2014 American 3D PC vivified superhuman parody film delivered by Walt Disney Animation Studios and discharged by Walt Disney Pictures—the primary superhuman film in the Walt Disney Animated Classic arrangement and the 54th general. The movie is enlivened by the Marvel Comics superhuman group of the same name.[5] Directed by Don Hall and Chris Williams, the movie recounts the narrative of a youthful mechanical autonomy wonder named Hiro Hamada who shapes a hero group to battle a covered scalawag. The film includes the voices of Scott Adsit, Ryan Potter, Daniel Henney, T. J. Mill operator, Jamie Chung, Damon Wayans, Jr., Génesis Rodríguez, Alan Tudyk, James Cromwell, and Maya Rudolph.

Enormous Hero 6 is the main Disney enlivened film to highlight Marvel Comics characters, whose parent organization was procured by The Walt Disney Company in 2009.[6] Walt Disney Animation Studios made new programming innovation to create the film's energized visuals.[7][8]

Enormous Hero 6 debuted at the 27th Tokyo International Film Festival on October 23, 2014, and at the Abu Dhabi Film Festival on October 31; it was dramatically discharged in the Disney Digital 3-D and RealD 3D designs in the United States on November 7, 2014. The film was met with both basic and business achievement, earning over $657 million worldwide and turning into the most elevated netting vivified film of 2014.[9] It won the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature and the Kids' Choice Award for Favorite Animated Movie. It likewise got assignments for the Annie Award for Best Animated Feature, the Golden Globe Award for Best Animated Feature Film, and the BAFTA Award for Best Animated Film. Huge Hero 6 was discharged on DVD and Blu-beam on February 24, 2015.

Hiro Hamada is a 14-year-old mechanical autonomy virtuoso in the advanced anecdotal city of San Fransokyo. Raised by his close relative Cass and more seasoned sibling Tadashi after the passing of his folks, he invests his energy partaking in robot battles, illicitly wagering cash on their result. To divert Hiro, Tadashi takes him to the mechanical technology focus at his college, where Hiro meets Tadashi's companions, GoGo, Wasabi, Honey Lemon, and Fred, and additionally Baymax, the inflatable social insurance partner robot Tadashi made. To enlist in the school, Hiro agrees to accept the school's science reasonable and presents microbots, swarms of modest robots that can interface together in any plan possible. Teacher Callaghan, the leader of the college's apply autonomy program, is inspired, and concedes Hiro access to the college. Alastair Krei, famous business visionary and leader of Krei Tech, offers to purchase the microbots, however Hiro takes after Callaghan's notices about Krei's faulty business practices and decreases to offer them. Whenever Tadashi and Hiro later land at the college to discover it immersed on fire, Tadashi surges in to save Callaghan, yet the building detonates minutes after the fact, clearly killing both Tadashi and Callaghan.

Weeks after the fact, a discouraged Hiro coincidentally initiates Baymax, who takes after Hiro's just outstanding microbot to a relinquished distribution center. There, the two find that somebody has been mass-creating microbots, and are assaulted by a man wearing a Kabuki cover and responsible for the bots. After they scarcely escape with their lives, Hiro outfits Baymax with protection and a fight chip containing different karate moves, and they track the covered man to the docks. GoGo, Wasabi, Honey Lemon, and Fred arrive searching for Hiro, and the veiled man assaults the gathering. The six figure out how to escape to Fred's chateau, where they start to shape a hero group, with Hiro making reinforcement and frill for his companions to supplement every one's territory of logical mastery.

Utilizing Baymax's redesigned scanners, the gathering tracks the covered man, who they think to be Krei, to a deserted mystery Krei Tech lab, which they find was looking into teleportation innovation until the point when an aircraft tester was lost in a mishap. The conceal man assaults, however the gathering figures out how to knock off his veil, uncovering him to be Professor Callaghan, who had stolen Hiro's microbots to shield himself from the blast and had given Tadashi a chance to kick the bucket in the blast. Understanding that Tadashi had kicked the bucket to no end (As he had gone in to attempt to save Callaghan) the incensed Hiro expels Baymax's identity/medicinal services chip, leaving just the fight chip, and requests him to kill Callaghan, and just Honey re-introducing the chip at last keeps him from doing as such. With Hiro and his companions occupied by their battle about strategies, Callaghan accepts the open door to get away. Irate at his companion's intercession, Hiro takes off with Baymax. Once at home, Hiro tries to evacuate the chip once more, yet Baymax forestalls him, expressing that retribution isn't what Tadashi would have needed. To comfort him, Baymax indicates Hiro video chronicles of Tadashi running tests amid Baymax's improvement, and his refusal to surrender regardless of numerous disappointments. A contrite Hiro apologizes to his companions, who pardon him since they comprehend what he's experiencing, and the group reunites to stop Callaghan.

The gathering finds that Krei's aircraft tester was Callaghan's little girl Abigail, and that Callaghan is looking for vindicate. Callaghan intrudes on an open Krei occasion and endeavors to murder Krei and wreck his home office utilizing a goliath teleportation entrance, reflecting his little girl's mischance. Cooperating, the group pulverizes Callaghan's microbots and spares Krei, however the gateway stays dynamic and winds up noticeably insecure. Baymax identifies Abigail inside, alive yet in hyper-rest, and jumps into the gateway with Hiro to save her. They discover Abigail's case, yet Baymax is harmed by garbage, abandoning them hapless inside the entryway's space. Baymax utilizes his defensive layer's rocket clench hand to drive Hiro and Abigail back through the entry opening to wellbeing, constraining them to abandon him. They influence it to back and Callaghan is captured. At some point later, Hiro finds Baymax's identity chip gripped in the rocket clench hand. Hiro remakes Baymax and the six companions proceed with their endeavors through the city, satisfying Tadashi's fantasy of aiding those in require.

Amid the end credits, it is appeared through daily paper features that Hiro has been granted a concede from the college, where a building has been devoted to Tadashi. In a post-credits scene, Fred unintentionally opens a mystery entryway in his family manor and finds superhuman apparatus inside. His dad, a resigned superhuman, arrives expressing "We have a great deal to discuss" as they grasp each other.
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Cinderella Man (2005)

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Cinderella Man is a 2005 American drama film by Ron Howard, titled after the nickname of heavyweight boxing champion James J. Braddock and inspired by his life story. The film was produced by Howard, Penny Marshall, and Brian Grazer. Damon Runyon is credited for giving Braddock this nickname. Russell Crowe, Renée Zellweger and Paul Giamatti star.

Actors :

•     Russell Crowe as James J. Braddock
•     Renée Zellweger as Mae Braddock
•     Paul Giamatti as Joe Gould
•     Bruce McGill as James Johnston
•     Craig Bierko as Max Baer
•     Paddy Considine as Mike Wilson
•     David Huband as Ford Bond
•     Connor Price as Jay Braddock
•     Ariel Waller as Rosemarie "Rosy" Braddock
•     Patrick Louis as Howard Braddock
•     Rosemarie DeWitt as Sara Wilson
•     Linda Kash as Mrs. Gould
•     Nicholas Campbell as Sporty Lewis
•     Gene Pyrz as Jake
•     Chuck Shamata as Father Roddick
•     Ron Canada as Joe Jeanette
•     Alicia Johnston as Alice
•     Troy Amos-Ross as John Henry Lewis
•     Mark Simmons as Art Lasky
•     Art Binkowski as Corn Griffin
•     David Litzinger as Abe Feldman
•     Matthew G. Taylor as Primo Carnera
•     Rance Howard as Announcer Al Fazin
•     Robert Norman Smith as reporter

James J. Braddock is an Irish-American boxer from New Jersey, formerly a light heavyweight contender, who is forced to give up boxing after breaking his hand in the ring. This is both a relief and a burden to his wife, Mae. She cannot bring herself to watch the violence of his chosen profession, yet she knows they will have no good income without his boxing.

As the United States enters the Great Depression, Braddock does manual labor as a longshoreman to support his family, even with his injured hand. Unfortunately, he cannot get work every day. Thanks to a last-minute cancellation by another boxer, Braddock's longtime manager and friend, Joe Gould, offers him a chance to fill in for just one night and earn cash. The fight is against the number-two contender in the world, Corn Griffin.

Braddock stuns the boxing experts and fans with a third-round knockout of his formidable opponent. He believes that while his right hand was broken, he became more proficient with his left hand, improving his in-ring ability. Despite Mae's objections, Braddock takes up Gould's offer to return to the ring. Mae resents this attempt by Gould to profit from her husband's dangerous livelihood, until she discovers that Gould and his wife also have been devastated by hard times.

With a shot at the heavyweight championship held by Max Baer a possibility, Braddock continues to win. Out of a sense of pride, he uses a portion of his prize money to pay back money to the government given to him while unemployed. When his rags to riches story gets out, the sportswriter Damon Runyon dubs him "The Cinderella Man", and before long Braddock comes to represent the hopes and aspirations of the American public struggling with the Depression.

A title fight against Baer comes his way. Braddock is a 10-to-1 underdog. Mae is terrified because Baer, the champ, is a vicious man who reportedly has killed at least two men in the ring. He is so destructive that the fight's promoter, James Johnston, forces both Braddock and Gould to watch a film of Baer in action, just so he can maintain later that he warned them what Braddock was up against.

Braddock demonstrates no fear. The arrogant Baer attempts to intimidate him, even taunting Mae in public that her man might not survive. When he says this, she becomes so angry that she throws a drink at him. She is unable to attend the fight at the Madison Square Garden Bowl or even to listen to it on the radio.

On June 13, 1935, in one of the greatest upsets in boxing history, Braddock defeats the seemingly invincible Baer to become the heavyweight champion of the world.

An epilogue reveals that Braddock later worked on the building of the Verrazano Bridge, owning and operating heavy machinery on the docks where he worked during the Depression, and that he and Mae used his boxing income to buy a house, where they spent the rest of their lives.
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The Equalizer (2014)

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It's occasionally simple to overlook that Denzel Washington's resume is as loaded with activity spine chillers as it is supplied with profound dramatizations that shout out for grants. Be that as it may, "The Equalizer" is a high-affect update. Truly, it is part "Man on Fire," part "Cab driver" and through and through in light of the '80s TV arrangement of a similar name that featured Edward Woodward as a previous secretive agent turned gatekeeper holy messenger for powerless casualties.

In the event that "The Equalizer" needs gravitas, it is genuinely strong to the extent unadulterated amusement goes—and the on-screen character considers his stealth vigilante as important as he does his Oscar-named exhibitions in "Flight" or "Malcolm X," hauling out that protected appeal and also significant dangerous power. Not at all like a large number of those AARP card-transporters in "The Expendables," Denzel, at the ready age of 59, is as yet tried and true as a man who takes care of business when the bullies run wild, who still draws a group at theaters when he does as such.

"The Equalizer" is particularly significant since it sets Washington again with Antoine Fuqua, the chief behind his Oscar-winning part in 2001's "Preparation Day." But don't expect any "Ruler Kong ain't got poop on me" theatricality in this escapade. Washington's Robert McCall oozes a tranquil quiet while living a position of safety Spartan-like solo presence as a representative at a Boston range Home Depot-like emporium.

While his collaborators approach him with deference and depend on him for counsel, they likewise ponder about his past. He jokes with a couple youthful folks that he used to be a Pip—which means one of Gladys Knight's reinforcement vocalist/artists—and they practically get it as Washington pulls off some smooth old fashioned moves.

His McCall was a pip okay. The sort of pip who can pre-imagine a possibly dangerous circumstance with splendid Sherlock-level exactness, and dispatch would-be aggressors with quick and regularly shocking viciousness. He additionally utilizes a watch clock to judge to what extent it will take to wipe out a risk. More often than not, it is inside seconds.

We sense he hasn't needed to utilize these uncommon abilities for some time. Rather, this obvious restless person spends his evenings tasting tea while perusing works of art (counting "The Old Man and the Sea," "Wear Quixote" and "The Invisible Man," titles that all remark on his ebb and flow status) in a throughout the night cafe that Edward Hopper would appreciate. Yet, he soon will be called upon to haul his battling aptitudes out of hibernation subsequent to meeting a sweet-yet injured youngster get young lady who hangs out at the eatery between customers.

What could be an awkward connection between resigned executioner and an underage whore who passes by the name Teri is delicately dealt with. What's more, it helps that Chloe Grace Moretz holds her moppet's intelligent sexuality within proper limits, and rather influences a true association with this desolate widower, to uncovering her fantasies to be an artist. Be that as it may, when she doesn't appear for her typical late-night dessert after a severe beating by her Russian pimp has handled her in the doctor's facility, McCall is prepared to come back to obligation.

From that point, it is a round of feline and mouse as Washington chases down the culprit and his hooligans at a Russian eatery. Some portion of the fun, on the off chance that you need to call it that, is the way the baddies dependably think little of him. Also, pay an incredible cost in doing as such. How about we simply say you may respect corkscrews in a radical new manner after this terrible showdown.

Obviously, there is a Mr. Huge over the pimp, a criminal unexpectedly named Teddy whose middle resembles a Sistine Chapel for Satanic pictures. Marton Csokas scoffs with cynical relish and gives us somebody genuinely hissable to root against, particularly as it ends up noticeably evident how profoundly these Eastern European no-goodniks are engrained in degenerate movement in the U.S. In the interim, Teddy's manager is anxious to find the riddle vindicator who is knocking off his laborers and undermining his lucrative organizations.

Fuqua likes to transform the demonstration of brutality into a kind of unrefined expressive dance, finish with rehashed pictures of streaming water, as though washing detestable away. All that is fine, in spite of the fact that it keeps "The Equalizer" from being as lean and mean as it could be. While some may criticize the preposterous standoff that unfurls in the obscured paths of McCall's super store working environment, I got a kick out of watching Washington transform regular equipment supplies into deadly weaponry. Of course, I have been an aficionado of pandemonium happening in a position of business as far back as "Day break of the Dead's" climactic zombies-versus.- people fight that happens within a shopping center.

Essentially, "The Equalizer" is a regular person hands on form of a comic-book justice fighter, furtively stalking those in charge of mishandling and going after blameless nationals. What's more, this film goes about as an inception story with a closure that recommends another establishment is in progress. It won't not be terrible for Washington to remain in the activity amusement in an arrangement that at any rate recognizes the individuals who fit the bill for a senior markdown can be crusaders, as well.
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