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A live action retelling of the story of Cinderella who loses everything when her beloved father dies, leaving her to have to live in her home with her Stepmother and awful step sisters. They keep her looked in the attic and make her do all of the cleaning and cooking. We know her has Ella this time though, and they give her the name Cinderella.
Our favourite superheroes are back together again for a second outing together. A lot has happened since New York and we have seen Iron Man, Captain America and Thor battle different demons before this story.
Joe is a self-diagnosed nymphomaniac and when she is found by Seligman, he takes her home where she tells him her life story. Why she is not a nice person at all . . .
Will Hunting is a young man who works as a janitor at Harvard and has a rather shaky life, another thing about him he is a mathematical genius …
Based on a true story of a victim from World War II’s “Death Railway” Eric Lomax becomes more struggled by the memories of what happened to him as the years go by, what will he do when he finds out the man who haunts his memories is still alive?
Coming back for the much awaited second installment things get very personal for Thor who must not only defend his people of Asgard but protect the woman he loves and Earth as well.
One of the oldest and most well-known tragic love stories about the young lovers from rival families who fall for each other and ends in terrible circumstances. “For never was a story of more woe, than this of Juliet and her Romeo” . . .
When the world needs them The Avengers will . . . Assemble!
Journalist Mikael Blomkvist (Craig) is aided in his search for a woman who has been missing for forty years by Lisbeth Salander (Mara), a young computer hacker.
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I actually watched a trailer last week for this film and thought it was a fan made one, turns out it was the red band trailer as well. This green band trailer is not much different, just some nudity and more violent scenes cut out.
In all honesty though I am really not too fused on this trailer at all, I think the music is too much and so many different clips are shown. I’ve read the book so have more of an idea what is going on, but what about the audience who haven’t read the book or heard about them. (Which I would have thought would be a lot) – The trailer doesn’t really tell them anything about the film. I’m assuming another trailer will be released as well, building on this one? Well I hope so!
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