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Enjoy These shows!
Saturday, April 17, 2010
WDF ! My last dancer ?? huH!? o.0LOL!
Mao's Last Dancer
Opening: 22 Apr 2010
Running Time: 119 mins
Distributor: Golden Village Pictures
Director: Bruce Beresford
Cast: Bruce Greenwood, Chi Cao, Joan Chen
Plot: From acclaimed Australian film director Bruce Beresford comes true story drama adaptation of a small boy's extraordinary journey from poverty to international stardom - from a grueling apprenticeship as a classical dancer in communist China, to the glory of creative freedom in America. However there is a painful price to be paid for his quest for self expression. "Mao's Last Dancer" discusses the intoxicating effects of first love and celebrity, the pain of exile, and ultimately the triumph of individual endeavour over ideology. Filmed in China, the US and Australia and with Chi Cao as Li Cunxin, Mao's Last Dancer is an exhilarating exploration of what it means to be free.
Ip man 2 !Scheduled to premiere in China on April 29, action film Ip Man 2 launched its official website Tuesday afternoon in Beijing. During the launch ceremony, lead actor Donnie Yen explained the reason why his role as Ip Man is so popular: "Most heroes in past action films have the tendency of male chauvinism while Ip Man treasures and takes good care of his family. Audiences love him for being such a counter-traditional character."
Directed by Yip Wai Shun and starring Yen, Huang Xiaoming, Xiong Dailin and Siu-Wong Fan, Ip Man 2 continues to portray the life of kung fu master Ip Man set against the background of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression (1937-45). After killing a Japanese army official to defend his honor, Ip Man flees to Hong Kong with his family to start a new life.
According to Yen, the first Ip Man film is about life in a new environment with unfamiliar conditions, in which the hero deals with the problems of the time; while the sequel is about how he tries to find work, sup-port his family and start a new life.
Model-turned-actress Xiong Dailin plays Cheung Wing-sing, Ip Man's wife, who falls pregnant in the sequel. She said that the most difficult part for her was not how to play a pregnant woman but how to reflect the process of growing up from a naive and simple-minded young woman to a strong, understanding and supportive adult.
Directed by Yip Wai Shun and starring Yen, Huang Xiaoming, Xiong Dailin and Siu-Wong Fan, Ip Man 2 continues to portray the life of kung fu master Ip Man set against the background of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression (1937-45). After killing a Japanese army official to defend his honor, Ip Man flees to Hong Kong with his family to start a new life.
According to Yen, the first Ip Man film is about life in a new environment with unfamiliar conditions, in which the hero deals with the problems of the time; while the sequel is about how he tries to find work, sup-port his family and start a new life.
Model-turned-actress Xiong Dailin plays Cheung Wing-sing, Ip Man's wife, who falls pregnant in the sequel. She said that the most difficult part for her was not how to play a pregnant woman but how to reflect the process of growing up from a naive and simple-minded young woman to a strong, understanding and supportive adult.
Gotta watch this show Iron man 2 ^^Heard that its a cool and thrilling show for those
who watch the first show of iron man.
But I didnt mahs...
By far one of the most notable moments in the "Iron Man 2" trailer that arrived in March was the debut of Tony Stark's briefcase armor, a longtime element of the hero's history and a valuable tool in his arsenal of high-tech armor.
Veteran "Iron Man" artist Bob Layton, who along with writer David Michelinie was responsible for some of the character's best-loved tales and landmark moments (the celebrated "Demon in a Bottle" storyline and the introduction of characters Jim "Rhodey" Rhodes and Justin Hammer, for example), told MTV News he was just as surprised as anyone when he saw the briefcase armor debut — except he saw it almost half a year ago and had to keep it a secret until now...
Veteran "Iron Man" artist Bob Layton, who along with writer David Michelinie was responsible for some of the character's best-loved tales and landmark moments (the celebrated "Demon in a Bottle" storyline and the introduction of characters Jim "Rhodey" Rhodes and Justin Hammer, for example), told MTV News he was just as surprised as anyone when he saw the briefcase armor debut — except he saw it almost half a year ago and had to keep it a secret until now...
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