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.
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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.
The latest trailer for the new chapter in the Jurassic World franchise doesn't skimp on suspense and surprises. June 11, 2015 is getting closer and with it a new march of dinosaurs to the cinemas, which will thus break a 14-year fast. Jurassic World takes on new dimensions in this iconic saga of ancient creatures. From dinosaur training to how humans have learned nothing from history. Playing god (genetics) and greed are just too tempting.
Laughter is half of health. And comedy series are also a great opportunity to laugh heartily. We are of the opinion that nowadays they don't know how to make such good comedy series as they used to do. Do you remember the antics played by Mr. Bean, or perhaps the heroes of the French countryside during World War II from the series 'Allo 'Allo? Do you still laugh today when you catch Seinfeld on TV? We have selected some of the best nostalgic comedy series that will take us back a few years.
Both Marvel and its biggest competitor DC Comics continue to keep us busy with their movies. After the photos, we have now just arrived at the first trailer for the film Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, which is coming to cinemas in 2016. Ben Affleck as the newly minted Batman and Henry Cavill, who repeated the role of Superman. “Are you bleeding?” Batman asks Superman. Oh, 2016, come on.
Do you know how many nights are left until the premiere of the new Star Wars movie? If you think this is a stupid question, beware, because there are many fans of the Star Wars franchise in the world who diligently cross their calendars every day and eagerly await December 18, 2015, when Episode VII of the beloved franchise Star Wars - The Force Awakens hits the cinema screens . Despite the fact that we are still quite a ways away from the premiere, we can make sure that the time will pass faster, let's take a look at everything we already know about the new Star Wars movie.
Although we are still more than eight months away from the premiere of Star Wars - The Force Awakens, the second trailer already offers us the first shots with the original cast. We see Han Solo (Harrison Ford), Chewbacca and quite possibly Luke Skywalker hidden under the hood or maybe Leila. The latter also tells the story. The trailer begins as we drive past the ruins of a crashed Imperial Star Destroyer on a planet called Jakku, not Tatooine, as director JJ Abrams explained.
After the Golden Globes and Oscars had already settled in with their new owners, it was time for a slightly more relaxed presentation of the 2015 MTV Movie Awards, where portions of golden popcorn were handed out. The teenage drama The Fault in Our Stars took home the cream of the crop for best film, best actress (Shailene Woodley) and best kiss (Shailene Woodley and Ansel Elgort).
We all had to start somewhere, even the most popular movie actors who regularly greet us from movie screens and screens. The YouTube channel Movie Munchies unearthed the first movie scenes of today's biggest Hollywood stars, such as Leonardo DiCaprio, Johnny Depp and Jennifer Lawrence, before they became famous. Do you recognize them?
After Milla Jovovich, as a State Department employee at the American Embassy in London, is falsely accused of a mysterious terrorist attack in Survivor, Milla Jovovich is on the run from the government and a ruthless hitman (Pierce Brosnan). In addition to clearing his name, he must also prevent a much deadlier terrorist attack on American soil.
Sports movies tend to get a pretty bad reputation. People think that they are either cheesy dramas or funny comedies and that's why we don't take them seriously. And if we do a little digging, we find that there are some excellent films in this unjustly overlooked genre. We have selected five top films about sports that are worth watching.
James Bond anyone? Here's Susan, Susan Cooper (Mellisa McCarthy), a CIA analyst and unsung hero behind the agency's most dangerous missions, who, after her partner disappears and another top agent's identity compromised, volunteers to trade office work for the work of a secret agent. In the movie Spy, there are tons of first-class actors. In addition to McCarthy, there are also Jude Law, Jason Statham, Rose Byrne and Morena Baccarin.