Almost two generations (38 years) have passed since the first Star Wars film. In light of Star Wars: The Force Awakens, which brings back the original cast, we took a look at what our favorite Star Wars actors looked like back in the day and how they look today.
Film & Tv
We have prepared a selection of the most beautiful Christmas cartoons that will take us back a few years, to those times when Christmas was still white.
Tina Fey Goes to War in Whiskey Tango Foxtrot! If anyone, you probably didn't think that Tina Fey, who is known for making people laugh out loud, would make a movie in which she goes to a war zone where there are real volleys of fire. A Whiskey Tango Foxtrot, however, is not a serious war film, but a war comedy based on Kim Barker's biography "The Taliban Shuffle: Strange Days in Afghanistan and Pakistan", in which a host of star names such as Margot Robbie (The Wolf of Wall Street ), Martin Freeman (The Hobbit) and Billy Bob Thornton (Rotten Santa).
Although the film saga of Harry Potter is irrevocably over, his spirit lives on. The author JK Rowling recently wrote the book Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, which is now growing into the film trilogy Magical Animals. And here is the first trailer. The movie/book got its name from the textbook that Harry Potter used in his first year at the Academy for Witchcraft and Wizardry.
French actress Brigitte Bardot is considered one of the sexiest women of the last century and one of the best fashion icons of the 1960s, but she remains an inspiration even today. Her roles in films such as A Very Private Affair (1962) and Et Dieu … créa la femme (And God Created Woman, 1956) are the epitome of glamour. And who could forget her beauty, her bangs and dramatic lashes? Today we bring you Brigitte Bardot's four most fashionable/stylish film roles.
The squirrel Scrat has already done a lot in Ice Age, but she has yet to do anything as cosmic as she manages in Ice Age 5 or Ice Age: Collision Course, as it is officially called. It causes its own version of the big bang, as it takes it into space in pursuit of the ever-elusive acorn. The trailer will make you laugh out loud!
The year 2015 offered quite a selection of excellent films. And one thing is certain - women ruled the screen. It is difficult to round off the year with a complete selection of the best films of the past year and thereby satisfy the tastes and expectations of every reader. But we tried. Here are the best films of 2015, as chosen by the editors.
"Samsung" of Star Wars in the film world, Star Trek, just before the premiere of the seventh episode of the Star Wars space franchise, launched an extraordinary trailer online. The latest work will not be directed by JJ Abrams, because in the meantime he moved from "Barcelona" to "Real" (read, he directed the last part of Star Wars), but Justin Lin, who signed four parts of another successful force, except that the octane franchise, The Fast and the Furious.
The aliens are back and with it the epic trailer for the sequel to the 1996 sci-fi mega-hit Independence Day. The new chapter brings back all the familiar faces except Will Smith. His character Steve Hiller died due to a malfunction during the testing of the first extraterrestrial hybrid fighter plane.
Movies based on comic book superheroes are revealed one after the other (Suicide Squad, Batman v. Superman, Captain America...). The last in the series is X-Men: Apocalypse (X-Men: Apocalypse), which is also the last film from the X-Men franchise in which Jennifer Lawrence will appear as the mutant Mystique. Bryan Singer (Traffickers) sat in the director's chair once again, and he has already become quite at home in this role. In the new sequel, we see old (Professor X, Mystique, Magneto...) and new faces as they must deal with the ancient mutant known as Apocalypse (Oscar Isaac).
In 2016, the epic story The BFG (Big Friendly Giant) comes to the screen, based on a book proposal by the famous author Roald Dahl (Matilda, The Wonderful Fox, Gremlins, The Witches, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory), and filmed by the famous director Steven Spielberg, whose last work , Bridge of Spies, you can still catch in Slovenian cinemas. The BFG is an adaptation of a children's story, which we translated in Slovenia as VDV (Veliki benošen velikan).
Romantic movies; who doesn't love them? Women won't have a problem admitting it, but men will. They watch romantic movies only for their loved ones, but in truth they also love them to some extent. Do you know which are the most romantic movies of all time and which will surely bring a tear to your eye?