Man on a Ledge - 2012 Upcoming Movie

In Movie theatres by January 12, 2012. Starring, Sam Worthington(Nick Cassidy), Anthony Mackie, Jamie Bell(Joey Cassidy), Elizabeth Banks, Edward Burns, and Genesis Rodriguez. Distributed by Summit Entertainment, under the genre of Romance, Thriller, Action, and Adventure.

An ex-cop-turned-con (Sam Worthington) threatens to jump to his death from a Manhattan hotel rooftop. The NYPD dispatches a female police psychologist to talk him down but, unbeknownst to the cops on the scene, the suicide attempt is a cover for a massive diamond heist.

before 2012 we hear many news about new movies coming out. Whether its true or not, we do not know. I have searched the net and tried to come up this sneak peak to movies that are coming out on theatres the next year,2012. With this I hope you would not be tricked into reading movie info's that are plain hoax. Read and find out if this movie is worth watching for and not.

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Ghost Rider:Spirit of Vengeance - 2012 Upcoming Movie

before 2012 we hear many news about new movies coming out. Whether its true or not, we do not know. I have searched the net and tried to come up this sneak peak to movies that are coming out on theatres the next year,2012. With this I hope you would not be tricked into reading movie info's that are plain hoax. Read below, and find out if this movie is worth watching for and not.

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As Johnny Blaze hides out in Eastern Europe, he is called upon to stop the devil, who is trying to take human form.

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Underworld: Awakening - 2012 Upcoming Movie

before 2012 we hear many news about new movies coming out. Whether its true or not, we do not know. I have searched the net and tried to come up this sneak peak to movies that are coming out on theatres the next year,2012. With this I hope you would not be tricked into reading movie info's that are plain hoax. Read below, and find out if this movie is worth watching for and not.

*movie reviews are not given until movie or screen time have arrived.

When human forces discover the existence of the Vampire and Lycan clans, a war to eradicate both species commences. The vampire warrioress Selene leads the battle against humankind.

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Red Tails - 2012 Upcoming Movie

before 2012 we hear many news about new movies coming out. Whether its true or not, we do not know. I have searched the net and tried to come up this sneak peak to movies that are coming out on theatres the next year,2012. With this I hope you would not be tricked into reading movie info's that are plain hoax. Read below, and find out if this movie is worth watching for and not.

*movie reviews are not given until movie or screen time have arrived.

A crew of African American pilots in the Tuskegee training program, having faced segregation while kept mostly on the ground during World War II, are called into duty under the guidance of Col. A.J. Bullard.

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Exporting Raymond (2011) - Movie Review

"Everybody Loves Raymond" was a highly successful American sitcom. It was extremely popular during its nine-year run. Not cool enough to be watched by me, but popular. About an everyman who has to deal with average American issues, it of course was a natural candidate to be adapted for Russian audiences. The documentary Exporting Raymond depicts the Chernobyl-sized culture clash that ensued.

Exporting Raymond follows "Everybody Loves Raymond" creator Phil Rosenthal on his several trips to Russia to collaborate with Russian writers, directors, actors, producers and studio executives to make a pilot for "Everybody Loves Voroniny." Along the way, he discovers that the Russian television industry is in its infancy, few people if any share his sense of humor - oh - and the writers don't find his show funny.

Needless to say, Rosenthal looks like he's going to pull his hair out most of the time.
Rosenthal is a slightly goofy looking, can't-hide-his-emotions-if-he-was-paid-to-do-so guy who more or less embodies the "everyman." Except that he made a highly successful American television show and is undoubtedly rich. But that makes it all the funnier to see such an accomplished person dropped into a situation that shouldn't be outside his comfort zone but is nonetheless.

Some of the situations he encounters are absurd. Some are chuckle-worthy. Some are downright frustrating. Since the documentary is from Rosenthal's perspective - it was written and directed by him as well - one has to assume that there's another, less flattering angle to the guy that we don't see. The Russians might not be as accomplished as he is, but they at least appeared to somewhat know what they're doing. Exporting Raymond paints Rosenthal as being "always right" and the center of reason, and the Russians not so much. It's a little hard to buy.

But taking Exporting Raymond for what it is - a documentary told from the perspective of the protagonist - it properly exudes the man's emotions as he encounters each situation. The pained, shocked and often bewildered expression Rosenthal wears most of the time adds to the enjoyment factor.

Exporting Raymond is a funny and at least mildly insightful look at the production of a Russian television pilot. It won't win any awards, and its biased perspective doesn't give a lot of credence to what exactly happened, but the movie is consistently entertaining and allows audiences to share in one man's harmless misery - from a safe distance.

This movie review is not to influence nor discourage from anyone to try out this movie. A review is provided for movie or film watchers, to have a first insight as to what is the movie all about. All reviews posted here are all opinions by the reviewer/critic. Final advise, this is not to influence or discourage anyone or to promote a movie over another.

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