The Eye of the Storm (2011) BRRip 800MB
- May 13-2012 // Hollywood, Movies
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http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1600207/
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Release Date[....................]: 7 September 2012
Genre[....................]: Drama
Stars: [....................]Geoffrey Rush, Dustin Clare and Charlotte Rampling
Quality:[....................] BluRay 720p
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MELBOURNE INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL: Cruelty, avarice, jealousy, deception, insecurity and lust… all those vices and more are nakedly revealed in The Eye of the Storm, director Fred Schepisi’s handsome adaptation of the Patrick White novel.
There’s a lot to admire about Schepisi’s first Australian film since 1988’s Evil Angels (aka A Cry in the Dark) and his first venture since the acclaimed 2005 HBO two-part telemovie Empire Falls.
The performances from Charlotte Rampling, Geoffrey Rush, Judy Davis, the rarely seen Helen Morse, John Gaden and Robyn Nevin are exquisite.
But they’re impersonating characters whose faults and foibles are painfully obvious and the film invites the audience to enter a world – Sydney’s salubrious Eastern Suburbs in 1972 – where almost no one could be described as a lovable screw-up.
It’s an intelligent, well-crafted and, at times, moving and waspishly funny movie for which the level of enjoyment and engagement will probably depend on your desire to observe privileged people and the hired help behaving badly.
White wrote more than a dozen novels but until now only his only opus to reach the screen was the screenplay of director Jim Sharman’s The Night, the Prowler and that was in 1978. The Eye of the Storm was published in 1973, the same year White became the first Australian to receive the Nobel Prize for Literature. I’ve not read that book but I suspect it’s symptomatic of why his work has largely been regarded as too challenging by filmmakers: Almost all the characters are highly flawed and disagreeable, perhaps reflecting White’s misanthropy.
Adapted by Judy Morris, the film features Rampling as Mrs. Elizabeth Hunter, the formidable but ailing matriarch of a highly dysfunctional family. Bedridden in her palatial home in Sydney’s Centennial Park, she’s fussed over by two nurses, a housekeeper and her dutiful solicitor. Her expatriate son Sir Basil (Geoffrey Rush), a London-based actor, and daughter Dorothy (Judy Davis), an impoverished princess in Paris whose French husband abandoned her, make the pilgrimage to her deathbed.
It’s readily apparent that her ungrateful offspring see their main mission as ensuring they get their hands on her considerable inheritance. And that Mrs. Hunter has long had troubled relationships with both, although she dotes on her son and calls her daughter ‘Pigeon.’ In turn, brother and sister turn on each other.
Rampling is chillingly real as an imperious, cruel and manipulative dragon lady although only when Mrs. Hunter approaches death, and when she flashes back to her younger self and the events leading to the violent storm, does she evoke any sympathy.
Davis has spent much of her career playing neurotic, uptight and intense characters so Dorothy fits her like a glove, and one can fully understand why she mourns her “barren life”. Considering that Rampling is nine years older than Davis, the former’s make-up effects are so good they are convincing as mother and daughter.
It may not be a stretch for Rush to affect the airs of a vain but insecure thespian but he also superbly conveys Sir Basil’s abiding loneliness and inability to express love or affection.
Gaden, too, is fine as the family’s lawyer whose loyalties are conflicted, at one point exploding with rage. As his wife, Nevin is utterly devastating in one scene in which she’s taunted by Mrs. Hunter.
Morse excels in the difficult role of the housekeeper Lotte, a Holocaust survivor who delights in dressing up and singing and dancing cabaret numbers for her amused employer. However, the motivation for a horrifying incident late in the narrative remains murky.
Alexandra Schepisi, the director’s daughter, demolishes any suggestions of nepotism with a poignant performance as Flora, a lonely but calculating nurse who seeks to exploit Sir Basil.
Colin Friels has an amusing cameo as a scheming, randy politician and aspiring Prime Minister clearly modelled on Bob Hawke (even down to their Oxford degrees), who lunges at Dorothy in the back of his chauffer-driven car.
Melinda Doring’s sumptuous production design and Ian Baker’s rich cinematography are other plusses but Paul Grabowsky’s jaunty, jazz-influenced score sometimes jars with the film’s shifting moods.
There’s a lot to admire about Schepisi’s first Australian film since 1988’s Evil Angels (aka A Cry in the Dark) and his first venture since the acclaimed 2005 HBO two-part telemovie Empire Falls.
The performances from Charlotte Rampling, Geoffrey Rush, Judy Davis, the rarely seen Helen Morse, John Gaden and Robyn Nevin are exquisite.
But they’re impersonating characters whose faults and foibles are painfully obvious and the film invites the audience to enter a world – Sydney’s salubrious Eastern Suburbs in 1972 – where almost no one could be described as a lovable screw-up.
It’s an intelligent, well-crafted and, at times, moving and waspishly funny movie for which the level of enjoyment and engagement will probably depend on your desire to observe privileged people and the hired help behaving badly.
White wrote more than a dozen novels but until now only his only opus to reach the screen was the screenplay of director Jim Sharman’s The Night, the Prowler and that was in 1978. The Eye of the Storm was published in 1973, the same year White became the first Australian to receive the Nobel Prize for Literature. I’ve not read that book but I suspect it’s symptomatic of why his work has largely been regarded as too challenging by filmmakers: Almost all the characters are highly flawed and disagreeable, perhaps reflecting White’s misanthropy.
Adapted by Judy Morris, the film features Rampling as Mrs. Elizabeth Hunter, the formidable but ailing matriarch of a highly dysfunctional family. Bedridden in her palatial home in Sydney’s Centennial Park, she’s fussed over by two nurses, a housekeeper and her dutiful solicitor. Her expatriate son Sir Basil (Geoffrey Rush), a London-based actor, and daughter Dorothy (Judy Davis), an impoverished princess in Paris whose French husband abandoned her, make the pilgrimage to her deathbed.
It’s readily apparent that her ungrateful offspring see their main mission as ensuring they get their hands on her considerable inheritance. And that Mrs. Hunter has long had troubled relationships with both, although she dotes on her son and calls her daughter ‘Pigeon.’ In turn, brother and sister turn on each other.
Rampling is chillingly real as an imperious, cruel and manipulative dragon lady although only when Mrs. Hunter approaches death, and when she flashes back to her younger self and the events leading to the violent storm, does she evoke any sympathy.
Davis has spent much of her career playing neurotic, uptight and intense characters so Dorothy fits her like a glove, and one can fully understand why she mourns her “barren life”. Considering that Rampling is nine years older than Davis, the former’s make-up effects are so good they are convincing as mother and daughter.
It may not be a stretch for Rush to affect the airs of a vain but insecure thespian but he also superbly conveys Sir Basil’s abiding loneliness and inability to express love or affection.
Gaden, too, is fine as the family’s lawyer whose loyalties are conflicted, at one point exploding with rage. As his wife, Nevin is utterly devastating in one scene in which she’s taunted by Mrs. Hunter.
Morse excels in the difficult role of the housekeeper Lotte, a Holocaust survivor who delights in dressing up and singing and dancing cabaret numbers for her amused employer. However, the motivation for a horrifying incident late in the narrative remains murky.
Alexandra Schepisi, the director’s daughter, demolishes any suggestions of nepotism with a poignant performance as Flora, a lonely but calculating nurse who seeks to exploit Sir Basil.
Colin Friels has an amusing cameo as a scheming, randy politician and aspiring Prime Minister clearly modelled on Bob Hawke (even down to their Oxford degrees), who lunges at Dorothy in the back of his chauffer-driven car.
Melinda Doring’s sumptuous production design and Ian Baker’s rich cinematography are other plusses but Paul Grabowsky’s jaunty, jazz-influenced score sometimes jars with the film’s shifting moods.
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Country: USA
Language: English
Release Date: 2011
Genre: Action | Crime | Thriller
Stars: Mickey Rourke, Jeffrey Dean Morgan and Til Schweiger
Quality: BluRay 720p
Encoder: Wildmale@Hnmovies
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Country: USA
Language: English
Release Date: 2011
Genre: Action | Crime | Thriller
Stars: Mickey Rourke, Jeffrey Dean Morgan and Til Schweiger
Quality: BluRay 720p
Encoder: Wildmale@Hnmovies
Source: 720p BluRay x264-WOMBAT
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A specialist carrier is hired to deliver a mysterious case to the underworld's most dangerous hitman.
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- March 10-2012 // Hollywood, Movies
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http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1615918/
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[GENRE]:………[ Animation | Comedy | Family
[Stars]:………….[ Justin Long, Matthew Gray Gubler and Jesse McCartney
[FILE SIZE]:………………..[ 600 MB
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[RESOLUTION]:……………….[ 1280 X 720
[ASPECT RATIO]:……………..[ 2.35:1
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[SEARCH SUBTITLES]:………[ Subscene
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Playing around while aboard a cruise ship, the Chipmunks and Chipettes accidentally go overboard and end up marooned in a tropical paradise. They discover their new turf is not as deserted as it seems.
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- May 11-2012 // Hollywood, Movies
MOVIE INFO: BRRip 720p 600MB===========================================
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1838544/
=========================================== [iMDB]:…………………….[ 5.4/10 | 1,301 votes | Top 250 #none
[AWARDS]:…………………..[ none
[GENRE]:……………………[ Drama | Thriller
[FORMAT]:…………………..[ Matroska
[FILE SIZE]:………………..[ 599 MiB
[NO OF CDs]:………………..[ 1
[RESOLUTION]:……………….[ 1280*528
[ASPECT RATIO]:……………..[ 2.40:1
[FRAME RATE]:……………….[ 23.976 fps
[LANGUAGE ]:………………..[ English
[SEARCH SUBTITLES]:………………..[ Subscene
[ORIGINAL RUNTIME]:………….[ 01:34:00
[RELEASE RUNTIME]:…………..[ 01:34:00
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[TITLE]…………………….[ Gone
[DIRECTOR]………………….[ Heitor Dhalia
[RELEASE DATE]………………[ 24 February 2012 (USA)
[FORMAT]:…………………..[ Matroska (MKV)
[GENRE]:……………………[ Drama | Thriller
[NO OF CDs]…………………[ 1
[FILE SIZE]:………………..[ 1.2GB
[RESOLUTION]:……………….[ 1920x800
[LANGUAGE]:…………………[ English
[SEARCH SUBTITLES]:………………..[ Subscene
[ORIGINAL RUNTIME]:………….[ 01:34:52
[RELEASE RUNTIME]:…………..[ 01:34:52
[ENCODER]:………………….[ ShAaNiG
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When her sister disappears, Jill is convinced the serial killer who kidnapped her two years ago has returned, and she sets out to once again face her abductor.
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- May 12-2012 // Hollywood, Movies
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http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1568338/
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[TITLE]…………………….[ Man on a Ledge (2012)
[DIRECTOR]………………….[ Asger Leth
[RELEASE DATE]………………[ 27 January 2012(USA)
[FORMAT]:…………………..[ Matroska (MKV)
[GENRE]:……………………[ Crime, Thriller
[NO OF CDs]…………………[ 1
[FILE SIZE]:………………..[ 600mb
[RESOLUTION]:……………….[ 1280x534
[LANGUAGE]:…………………[ English
[SEARCH SUBTITLES]:……………[ Subscene
[RELEASE RUNTIME]:…………..[ 01:42:23
[SOURCE]:…………………..[ BluRay.x264.DTS-HDChina
[iMDB RATING]:………………[ 6.7/10
[DIRECTOR]………………….[ Asger Leth
[RELEASE DATE]………………[ 27 January 2012(USA)
[FORMAT]:…………………..[ Matroska (MKV)
[GENRE]:……………………[ Crime, Thriller
[NO OF CDs]…………………[ 1
[FILE SIZE]:………………..[ 600mb
[RESOLUTION]:……………….[ 1280x534
[LANGUAGE]:…………………[ English
[SEARCH SUBTITLES]:……………[ Subscene
[RELEASE RUNTIME]:…………..[ 01:42:23
[SOURCE]:…………………..[ BluRay.x264.DTS-HDChina
[iMDB RATING]:………………[ 6.7/10
Movie Review:
Ada yang tak beres dengan misi penyelamatan kali ini. Meski Nick Cassidy (Sam Worthington) adalah mantan polisi namun tetap saja ada yang tidak seharusnya terjadi dalam kasus ini. Nick sepertinya sengaja mengatur jalannya misi penyelamatan ini, tapi untuk apa?Ada yang melihat Nick berdiri di atas gedung bertingkat dan segera memanggil polisi untuk menangani kasus ini. Sesampainya di lokasi, barulah polisi tahu kalau pria di atas gedung bertingkat itu adalah Nick, mantan polisi yang kini memilih hidup di dunia hitam.
Kali ini Lydia Anderson (Elizabeth Banks) yang ditugaskan untuk membujuk Nick agar mengurungkan niatnya terjun dari atas gedung bertingkat itu. Awalnya Lydia memperlakukan Nick layaknya korban namun seiring berjalannya waktu, kecurigaan mulai muncul. Nick sepertinya sengaja mengulur waktu. Sepertinya Nick memang sedang merencanakan sesuatu dan misi penyelamatan ini hanyalah satu bagian kecil dari rencana
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Nick cassidy (Sam Worthington), berdiri diketinggian sebuah Hotel, orang-orang berdatangan ingin menyaksikan rencana bunuh dirinya dengan melompat, namun berkat Lydia Anderson (Elizabeth Banks) seorang polisi wanita yang ditugaskan untuk melakukan negosiasi dengan cassidy, aksi itupun tidak berjalan mulus, Lydia mencoba untuk menyadarkan Nick.
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Sementara itu adiknya Joe Cassidy (Jemie Bell) dan kekasihnya Angie (Genesis Rodrigues), sedang melakukan operasi penyusupan ke sebuah gedung diseberangnya milik seorang pengusaha yang kaya raya bernama David englander (Ed Hariss) Waktu terus berjalan Joe dan Angie telah berhasil menyusup keruang yang sangat rahasia yang dijaga sangat ketat. sebuah gudang penyimpanan berlian milik Englander, sementara Nick terus mengulur-ulur waktu dengan poilisi cantik, sambil menarik perhatian masyarakat, aksinya pun disiarkan langsung oleh Televisi.
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Seorang polisi lainnya, Markus (Titus Welliver) sangat gelisah dengan aksi Nick, dia pun mencoba untuk berbuat sesuatu namun dengan cara yang lebih gila, dia menurunkan tim takstis ke atap gedung. Apakah usaha Lydia berhasil ?, atau usaha Nick yang lebih baik, apa sebenarnya yang melatarbelakangi Cassidy bersaudara melakukan aksinya?. sebaiknya anda menonton film ini. (MRK)
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