From Alex Proyas (I, Robot), comes Knowing a movie treat that promises to keep you glued to your seats. Starring Nicolas Cage (National Treasure) as Ted Myles, Knowing bring us back to the year 1958, when a group of elementary school students drew pictures to be stored in a time capsule.
When unearthed as a present at a dedication ceremony, a mysterious girl’s cryptic message stands out and lands in the hand of Ted’s son, Caleb Myles, played by child actor Chandler Canterbury (The Curious Case of Benjamin Button). Ted’s investigations begin to unravel a series of disturbing coincidences involving dates, death tolls and coordinates of every major disaster that occurred within the past 50 years.
The action-thriller follows Ted in a heart- pounding race against time to prevent 3 looming global destructions before it’s all too late.
Movie details
Release date: Apr 9
Language: English
Rating: G
Genre: Thriller
Starring: Chandler Canterbury, Nicolas Cage, Rose Byrne, Ben Mendelsohn
Directed by: Alex Proyas
Elliyani, February 26, 2009
Fans of the 1981 slasher film My Bloody Valentine can revel.
This year, Lionsgate brings you My Bloody Valentine 3D. Tom Hanniger (Supernatural hottie Jensen Ackles), returns to his hometown of Harmony, where he is blamed by the townspeople for the mass murders of 22 people on Valentine’s Day in the past.
The only one who believes that he’s innocent is his old sweetheart Sarah Palmer (Jaime King). With an over-familiar plotline, this gore fest seems set to be on its way to box office hell.
Just like Journey to the Centre of the Earth – My Bloody Valentine 3D promises uber cool visual effects like fire, blood and axes flying right at you.
Movie details
Release date: Feb 26
Language: English
Rating: G
Genre: Thriller
Starring: Andrew Larson, Jensen Ackles, Jaime King
Directed by: Patrick Lussier
Elliyani, February 14, 2009
A genuine and refreshing take on the clichéd romantic comedy genre, Last Chance Harvey tells the story of New Yorker Harvey, played by Dustin Hoffman (The Holiday) after his divorce and when his jingle-writing job is in jeopardy.
His life falls apart when his daughter Susan, played by Liane Balaban (Definitely, Maybe), would rather her stepfather – not Harvey – give her away at her wedding.
To drown his sorrows, he heads down to a local pub, where he meets Kate, played by Emma Thompson (Nanny McPhee), a woman who’s more than happy to be single. With his flair, Harvey charms Kate and makes her think twice about who she is.
Movie details
Release date: Feb 12
Language: English
Rating: G
Genre: Drama
Starring: Emma Thompson, Dustin Hoffman, Kathy Baker
Directed by: Joel Hopkins
