May 3, 2015 is celebrated as World Laughter Day, so let's not forget especially on this day to put a smile on the face of the people to whom we will dedicate our precious time and also to all those with whom we will be in contact in one way or another during the day. Therefore, on this occasion, we have prepared a selection of the best comedies, which will make us laugh together to the point of tears.
Film & Tv
Photo Ingrid Bergman smiles from the posters announcing the 68th Cannes International Film Festival. On May 13, 2015, it will be opened by the film Standing Tall directed by Emmanuelle Bercot, and more than 50 films will be screened at the festival, which will last until May 24.
All fans of the Hunger Games film series can satisfy their hunger again, as the web has served a trailer for the latest film in the Hunger Games franchise, The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 2 (The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2). In the long-awaited sequel, Katniss Everdeen returns to the scene, who continues to play with fire and continue the fight for freedom.
The psychological thriller weaves a story that emphasizes the psychology of its characters and their unstable emotional states. This is a film that also involves our brains, not just our senses. It gets under our skin and builds tension on what we just saw. The list we have prepared includes the best psychological thrillers that should be the benchmark for aspiring films. Here are some of the best psychological thrillers.
A few days ago, the first photo of actor and musician Jared Leto, who will take on the role of the mad Joker for the film Batman - Suicide Squad, surfaced. The film is coming to the big screen towards the end of 2016 and will include a very diverse cast in addition to the aforementioned Jared Leto.
In 14 years, the popular high-octane Fast and Furious film franchise has served us with as many as seven films, where there was no shortage of daring action and accidents. Therefore, it is not surprising that with so much rolled sheet metal, more than 300 cars were used to shoot each film, and in the end almost all of them ended up in the scrap yard. Most of the smashings were real, only rarely did they involve computer animation. Look at all the accidents.
Playing It Cool is the story of him, the Narrator (Chris Evans), a young man who does not believe in love. But one day at a charity dinner, where he pretends to be a philanthropist, he meets Nja (Michelle Monaghan), a woman who takes his breath away and shakes the ground under his feet. The only problem is that she is engaged. Nevertheless, he enters into a platonic relationship with her so that he can see her all the time and try to win her heart.
The French artist Gilles-Alexandre Deschaud signed the first short film (Chase Me), an animation where the characters are not computer-animated or, for example, made of plasticine (Chickens on the Run), but printed with the help of a 3D printer.
Fancy a quick film history lesson? An idea for a tour? Joris Faucon Grimaud prepared a seven-minute video collage of a few seconds of scenes from films that left an indelible mark. The first scenes date back to the distant year 1895, and we also walk past all of our favorites that we saw as children and adults, as well as those that we haven't yet, but should.
wild west. The sun is beating down, the arid landscape flickers on the horizon and revenge is in the air. The sound of hooves is heard. The first shots are fired. The atmosphere is becoming tense, murderously hot, wild. Horses neigh and men charge with rifles. That's right. Westerns are full of action, dangerous passion and unforgettable legends. We present to you the best of the modern.
Kino Otok in Izola, illuminated by movie spotlights and sun, which for the third year in a row won its place among the European youth film capitals, invites all film lovers to join it in front of the movie screens between June 3 and 7 and celebrate its 11th anniversary. edition. This year, the focus will be mainly on young authors.
The once extremely popular American comedy series Full House, which many of us grew up watching for seven years, is returning to the small screen with part of the original cast.