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Ninja Assassin Movie (2009) | Synopsis, Movie Cast and Production

Ninja Assassin is an upcoming martial arts film directed by James McTeigue and starring Rain. The film is produced by Joel Silver and the Wachowski brothers, and filming took place in Berlin, Germany. The film is scheduled to be released on November 25, 2009.

Ninja Assassin Movie Trailer

Raizo (Rain) is one of the world's deadliest assassins, having been kidnapped as a child and raised by the Ozunu Clan, believed by the world to be a myth. When Raizo's friend is executed by the clan, Raizo flees into hiding. He later reemerges, seeking revenge. Meanwhile, Mika Coretti (Naomie Harris) is a Europol agent who investigates money linked to political murders and finds that it is linked to the Ozunu Clan. She defies her superior, Ryan Maslow (Ben Miles), and retrieves secret agency files to find out more. The clan, finding out about the investigation, attempts to assassinate her, but she is rescued by Raizo. Hiding in Europe, Raizo and Mika must find a way to take down the Ozunu Clan.



Directed: James McTeigue
Produced: Joel Silver, Andy Wachowski, Larry Wachowski, Grant Hill
Written: Matthew Sand
Screenplay: Matthew Sand
Music by: Ilan Eshkeri
Cinematography: Karl Walter Lindenlaub
Editing: Gian Ganziano, Joseph Jett Sally
Studio: Legendary Pictures, Dark Castle Ent., Silver Pictures
Distributed: Warner Bros.
Release date: November 25, 2009
Country: United States
Language: English



Ninja Assassin Movie Cast
Naomie Harris---Mika Coretti
Rain---Raizo
Randall Duk Kim---Tattoo Master
Sung Kang---Hollywood
Rick Yune---Takeshi
Ben Miles---Ryan Maslow
Shô Kosugi---Lord Ozunu
Togo Igawa---Herbalist
Guido Föhrweißer---Lead Europol Agent
Stephen Marcus---Kingpin
Numan Acar---Turkish father
Yuki Iwamoto---Yakuza Billiard
Richard van Weyden---Battuta
Kylie Goldstein---Young Kariko
Hoang Dang-Vu
Eleonore Weisgerber---Mrs. Sabatin
Wladimir Tarasjanz---Aleksei Sabatin
May Scheffel
Thorston Manderlay---Agent Zabranski


Actor Collin Chou was originally cast for an undisclosed lead role after Jet Li turned down an offer,but Chou later left the role.

Ninja Assassin Movie Production
Ninja Assassin is directed by James McTeigue and produced by Joel Silver and the Wachowski brothers.The project was inspired by the ninja scenes featured in the Wachowskis' 2008 film Speed Racer, in which the actor Rain had impressed the Wachowskis with his portrayal as a fighter. The Wachowskis were dissatisfied with the original script, and hired J. Michael Straczynski to write a new draft for the film six weeks before it began production. As he was told the script had to be sent out to the actors by the end of the week, Straczynski completed the rewrite in 53 hours. Filming began in Berlin, Germany at the end of April 2008. Medienboard Berlin-Brandenburg provided filmmakers US $1 million in funding,and Germany's Federal Film Fund provided an additional US$ 9 million to the film's funding. Filming took place in Babelsberg Studios and on location throughout Berlin.

McTeigue cited various influences in filming Ninja Assassin such as the films Panic in the Streets (1950), The Getaway (1972), Badlands (1973), Ninja Scroll (1993), and the television series Samurai Champloo (2004-2005).

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Dragon Ball Z TV Movie Series


Dragon Ball is a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Akira Toriyama. It was originally serialized in Weekly Shōnen Jump from 1984 through 1995, and later the 519 individual chapters were published into 42 tankōbon volumes by Shueisha. Inspired by the Chinese folk novel Journey to the West, it follows the adventures of Son Goku from his childhood through middle age as he trains in martial arts and explores the world in search of the seven mystical objects known as the Dragon Balls, which are known to grant any wish. Along his trip, Goku meets several friends and fights against several villains who plan to get the Dragon Balls to grant their wishes and some who aim to conquer the world.


Plot

A monkey-tailed boy named Goku is found by an old martial arts expert who raises him as his grandson. One day Goku meets a girl named Bulma and together they go on a quest to retrieve the seven Dragon Balls, mythical objects that can summon a dragon who will grant any wish. Along the way, they meet and befriend a plethora of martial artists. They also undergo rigorous training regimes and educational programs in order to fight in the World Martial Arts Tournament, a tournament in which the most powerful fighters in the world compete. Outside the tournaments, Goku faces diverse villains such as Emperor Pilaf, the Red Ribbon Army, a demon known as Piccolo Daimao and his offspring.

As a young adult, Goku meets his older brother, Raditz, who tells him that they come from a race of extraterrestrials called Saiyans. The Saiyans had sent Goku to Earth to destroy it, but his ship crashes upon arrival. Goku fell into a deep ravine and lost all memory of his mission. Goku refuses to help Raditz continue the mission, after which he begins to encounter others who want to battle him, such as the Saiyan prince Vegeta. He also encounters Frieza, who is considered to be one of the strongest beings in the universe, after which Goku begins training his first child, Son Gohan, to be his successor. Years later, a group of soldiers from the Red Ribbon army known as androids appear to kill Goku. Another android, Cell, absorbs Androids #17 and #18 from the Red Ribbon army to increase his power, then fights Goku and Gohan, resulting in the former's death. Goku decides to stay dead for seven years to train in the Other World. When he returns, he is drawn into a battle for the universe against an extraterrestrial named Majin Buu. Joined by Vegeta and Gohan, the evil half of Buu is destroyed and the Good Buu (Mr. Buu) settles down with them. Ten years later at a martial arts tournament, Goku meets evil Buu's human reincarnation, Uub. At the end of the series, Goku takes Uub away on a journey to train him as another successor.


Dragon Ball Z

With the ending of Dragon Ball, Toei Animation quickly released a second anime television series, Dragon Ball Z , Doragon Bōru Zetto?, commonly abbreviated DBZ). Picking up where the first left off, Dragon Ball Z is adapted from the final twenty-six volumes of the manga series. It premiered in Japan on Fuji Television on April 26, 1989, taking over its predecessor's time slot, and ran for 291 episodes until its conclusion on January 31, 1996.

Dragon Ball GT

Produced by Toei Animation, Dragon Ball GT , Doragon Bōru Jī Tī?, G(rand) T(our)) premiered on Fuji TV on February 2, 1996, and ran until November 19, 1997. Unlike the first two series, it was not based on the original Dragon Ball manga.The series lasted 64 episodes.In Dragon Ball GT, Goku is turned back into a child by the Black Star Dragon Balls and is forced to travel across the universe to retrieve them.


Dragon Ball is one of the most popular manga series of its time, and it continues to enjoy high readership today. By 2000, more than 126 million copies of its tankōbon volumes had been sold in Japan alone. By 2007, this number had grown to pass 150 million. It is the "quintessential mainstream manga" driven by an unending story. Its immense popularity resulted in the series being continuously extended, first through the use of acrobatic devices that regularly kept the series from falling into the routine characters and story lines, then by having the central characters surpass death itself using miraculous devises. In Little Boy: The Art of Japan's Exploding Subculture Takashi Murakami notes that Dragon Ball's "never-ending cyclical narrative moves forward plausibly, seamlessly, and with great finesse. Goku's journey and his ever growing strength resulted in the character winning "the admiration of young boys everywhere". On several occasions the Dragonball anime series has topped Japan's DVD sales.



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Dragon Ball Z Complete Episodes List

Dragonball Z - 001 - The New Threat
Dragonball Z - 002 - Reunions
Dragonball Z - 003 - Unlikely Alliance
Dragonball Z - 004 - Piccolo's Plan
Dragonball Z - 005 - Gohan's Rage
Dragonball Z - 006 - No Time Like The Present
Dragonball Z - 007 - Day 1
Dragonball Z - 008 - Gohan Goes Banana's
Dragonball Z - 009 - The Strangest Robot
Dragonball Z - 010 - A New Friend
Dragonball Z - 011 - Terror on Arlia
Dragonball Z - 012 - Global Training
Dragonball Z - 013 - Goz and Mez
Dragonball Z - 014 - Princess Snake
Dragonball Z - 015 - Dueling Piccolos
Dragonball Z - 016 - Plight of The Children
Dragonball Z - 017 - Pendulum Room Peril
Dragonball Z - 018 - The End of Snake Way
Dragonball Z - 019 - Defying Gravity
Dragonball Z - 020 - Goku's Ancestors
Dragonball Z - 021 - Counting Down
Dragonball Z - 022 - The Darkest Day
Dragonball Z - 023 - Saibamen Attack!
Dragonball Z - 024 - The Power of Nappa
Dragonball Z - 025 - Sacrifice
Dragonball Z - 026 - Nappa's Rampage
Dragonball Z - 027 - Nimbus Speed
Dragonball Z - 028 - Goku's Arrival
Dragonball Z - 029 - Lesson Number One
Dragonball Z - 030 - Goku vs. Vegeta
Dragonball Z - 031 - Saiyan Sized Secret
Dragonball Z - 032 - Spirit Bomb Away!
Dragonball Z - 033 - Hero in the Shadows
Dragonball Z - 034 - Krillin's Offensive
Dragonball Z - 035 - Mercy
Dragonball Z - 036 - Picking up the Pieces
Dragonball Z - 037 - Plans for Departure
Dragonball Z - 038 - Nursing Wounds
Dragonball Z - 039 - Friends or Foes
Dragonball Z - 040 - Held Captive
Dragonball Z - 041 - Friends or Foes
Dragonball Z - 042 - The Search Continues
Dragonball Z - 043 - A Friendly Surprise
Dragonball Z - 044 - Brood of Evil
Dragonball Z - 045 - Frieza Strikes!
Dragonball Z - 046 - Defying Orders
Dragonball Z - 047 - Namek's Defense
Dragonball Z - 048 - The Hunted
Dragonball Z - 049 - The Prince Fights Back
Dragonball Z - 050 - Unexpected Problem
Dragonball Z - 051 - Vegeta has a Ball
Dragonball Z - 052 - The Past and Future
Dragonball Z - 053 - Zarbon's Surprise
Dragonball Z - 054 - Guru's Gift
Dragonball Z - 055 - Piccolo vs. Everyone
Dragonball Z - 056 - Zarbon's Mission
Dragonball Z - 057 - Gohan, the Hunted
Dragonball Z - 058 - Unknown Enemies
Dragonball Z - 059 - Destination Guru
Dragonball Z - 060 - Bulma's Big Day
Dragonball Z - 061 - Hidden Power
Dragonball Z - 062 - New Ally, New Problem
Dragonball Z - 063 - Guldo's Mind Binds
Dragonball Z - 064 - Recoome Unleashed
Dragonball Z - 065 - Let the Battle Begin
Dragonball Z - 066 - Goku's New Power
Dragonball Z - 067 - A Legend Revealed
Dragonball Z - 068 - Ginyu Assault
Dragonball Z - 069 - Incredible Force!
Dragonball Z - 070 - Frieza Approaches
Dragonball Z - 071 - Goku is Ginyu and Ginyu is Goku
Dragonball Z - 072 - Calling the Eternal Dragon
Dragonball Z - 073 - Gohan, Defeat Your Dad!!
Dragonball Z - 074 - Captain Ginyu...The Frog
Dragonball Z - 075 - Password is Porunga
Dragonball Z - 076 - Piccolo's Return
Dragonball Z - 077 - The Fusion
Dragonball Z - 078 - Fighting Power, One Million
Dragonball Z - 079 - Gohan Attacks
Dragonball Z - 080 - Piccolo The Super-Namek
Dragonball Z - 081 - Deja Vu
Dragonball Z - 082 - Frieza's Second Transformation
Dragonball Z - 083 - Another Transformation
Dragonball Z - 084 - Dende's Demise
Dragonball Z - 085 - The Renewed Goku
Dragonball Z - 086 - The End of Vegeta
Dragonball Z - 087 - The Ultimate Battle
Dragonball Z - 088 - Clash of The Super Powers
Dragonball Z - 089 - Frieza's Boast
Dragonball Z - 090 - Bold and Fearless
Dragonball Z - 091 - Embodiment of Fire
Dragonball Z - 092 - Trump Card
Dragonball Z - 093 - Keep The Chance Alive
Dragonball Z - 094 - Power of The Spirit
Dragonball Z - 095 - Transformed at Last
Dragonball Z - 096 - Explosion of Anger
Dragonball Z - 097 - Namek's Destruction
Dragonball Z - 098 - A Final Attack
Dragonball Z - 099 - Approaching Destruction
Dragonball Z - 100 - Gohan Returns
Dragonball Z - 101 - The Last Wish
Dragonball Z - 102 - Duel On A Vanishing Planet
Dragonball Z - 103 - Pathos of Frieza
Dragonball Z - 104 - Frieza Defeated!!
Dragonball Z - 105 - Mighty Blast of Rage
Dragonball Z - 106 - Namek's Explosion...Goku's End
Dragonball Z - 107 - Goku's Alive!!
Dragonball Z - 108 - The Heavens Tremble
Dragonball Z - 109 - Black Fog Of Terror
Dragonball Z - 110 - Battle in Kami's Lookout
Dragonball Z - 111 - Fight With Piccolo
Dragonball Z - 112 - Call For Restoration
Dragonball Z - 113 - Suicidal Course
Dragonball Z - 114 - Extreme Measures
Dragonball Z - 115 - The World Awakens
Dragonball Z - 116 - Brief Chance For Victory
Dragonball Z - 117 - Krillin's Proposal
Dragonball Z - 118 - Frieza's Counterattack
Dragonball Z - 119 - The Mysterious Youth
Dragonball Z - 120 - Another Super Saiyan
Dragonball Z - 121 - Welcome Back Goku
Dragonball Z - 122 - Mystery Revealed
Dragonball Z - 123 - Goku's Special Technique
Dragonball Z - 124 - Z Warriors Prepare
Dragonball Z - 125 - Goku_s Ordeal
Dragonball Z - 126 - The Androids Appear
Dragonball Z - 127 - A Handy Trick
Dragonball Z - 128 - Double Trouble For Goku
Dragonball Z - 129 - Upgrade to Super Saiyan
Dragonball Z - 130 - The Secret of Dr. Gero
Dragonball Z - 131 - More Androids
Dragonball Z - 132 - Follow Dr. Gero
Dragonball Z - 133 - Nightmare Comes True
Dragonball Z - 134 - Goku's Assassin
Dragonball Z - 135 - Deadly Beauty
Dragonball Z - 136 - No Match For The Androids
Dragonball Z - 137 - Last Ditch Effort
Dragonball Z - 138 - Closing In
Dragonball Z - 139 - Unwelcome Discovery
Dragonball Z - 140 - Seized With Fear
Dragonball Z - 141 - The Reunion
Dragonball Z - 142 - Borrowed Powers
Dragonball Z - 143 - His Name is Cell
Dragonball Z - 144 - Piccolo's Folly
Dragonball Z - 145 - Laboratory Basement
Dragonball Z - 146 - Our Hero Awakes
Dragonball Z - 147 - Time Chamber
Dragonball Z - 148 - The Monster is Coming
Dragonball Z - 149 - He's Here
Dragonball Z - 150 - Up To Piccolo
Dragonball Z - 151 - Silent Warrior
Dragonball Z - 152 - Say Goodbye 17
Dragonball Z - 153 - Sacrifice
Dragonball Z - 154 - Saiyans Emerge
Dragonball Z - 155 - Super Vegeta
Dragonball Z - 156 - Bow To The Prince
Dragonball Z - 157 - Hour of Temptation
Dragonball Z - 158 - Krillin's Decision
Dragonball Z - 159 - The Last Defense
Dragonball Z - 160 - Cell is Complete
Dragonball Z - 161 - Vegeta Must Pay
Dragonball Z - 162 - Trunks Ascends
Dragonball Z - 163 - Saving Throw
Dragonball Z - 164 - Ghosts From Tomorrow
Dragonball Z - 165 - The Cell Games
Dragonball Z - 166 - What Is The Tournament
Dragonball Z - 167 - The Doomsday Broadcast
Dragonball Z - 168 - Meet Me In The Ring
Dragonball Z - 169 - No Worries Here
Dragonball Z - 170 - A Girl Named Lime
Dragonball Z - 171 - Memories Of Gohan
Dragonball Z - 172 - A New Gaurdian
Dragonball Z - 173 - Dende's Dragon
Dragonball Z - 174 - The Puzzle Of General Tao
Dragonball Z - 175 - The Games Begin
Dragonball Z - 176 - Losers Fight First
Dragonball Z - 177 - Goku vs. Cell
Dragonball Z - 178 - Cell's Bag Of Tricks
Dragonball Z - 179 - No More Rules
Dragonball Z - 180 - The Fight Is Over
Dragonball Z - 181 - Faith In A Boy
Dragonball Z - 182 - Gohan's Plea
Dragonball Z - 183 - Android Explosion
Dragonball Z - 184 - Cell Juniors Attack!
Dragonball Z - 185 - Awakening
Dragonball Z - 186 - The Unstoppable Gohan
Dragonball Z - 187 - Cell's Break Down
Dragonball Z - 188 - A Hero's Farewell
Dragonball Z - 189 - Cell Returns!
Dragonball Z - 190 - The Horror Won't End
Dragonball Z - 191 - Save The World
Dragonball Z - 192 - Goku's Decision
Dragonball Z - 193 - One More Wish
Dragonball Z - 194 - Free The Future
Dragonball Z - 195 - Warriors Of The Dead
Dragonball Z - 196 - Tournament Begins
Dragonball Z - 197 - Water Fight
Dragonball Z - 198 - Final Round
Dragonball Z - 199 - Goku VS. Pikkon
Dragonball Z - 200 - Gohan Goes To High School
Dragonball Z - 201 - I Am Saiyaman!
Dragonball Z - 202 - Gohan's First Date
Dragonball Z - 203 - Rescue Videl
Dragonball Z - 204 - Blackmail
Dragonball Z - 205 - I'll Fight Too
Dragonball Z - 206 - The Newest Super Saiyan
Dragonball Z - 207 - Take Flight, Videl
Dragonball Z - 208 - Gather For The Tournament
Dragonball Z - 209 - Camera Shy
Dragonball Z - 210 - The World Tournament
Dragonball Z - 211 - Trunks VS. Goten
Dragonball Z - 212 - Best Of The Boys
Dragonball Z - 213 - Big Trouble, Little Trunks
Dragonball Z - 214 - Who Will Fight Who
Dragonball Z - 215 - Forfeit Of Piccolo
Dragonball Z - 216 - A Dark And Secret Power
Dragonball Z - 217 - Videl Is Crushed
Dragonball Z - 218 - Identities Revealed
Dragonball Z - 219 - Energy Drain
Dragonball Z - 220 - The Wizard's Curse
Dragonball Z - 221 - King Of The Demons
Dragonball Z - 222 - Vegeta Attacks
Dragonball Z - 223 - Next Up, Goku
Dragonball Z - 224 - Battle Supreme
Dragonball Z - 225 - Eighteen Unmasks
Dragonball Z - 226 - Pay To Win
Dragonball Z - 227 - Heart Of A Villain
Dragonball Z - 228 - The Dark Prince Returns
Dragonball Z - 229 - Vegeta's Pride
Dragonball Z - 230 - The Long Awaited Fight
Dragonball Z - 231 - Magic Ball Of Buu
Dragonball Z - 232 - Buu Is Hatched
Dragonball Z - 233 - The Losses Begin
Dragonball Z - 234 - The Terror Of Mr. Buu
Dragonball Z - 235 - Meal Time
Dragonball Z - 236 - The Warrior's Decision
Dragonball Z - 237 - Final Atonement
Dragonball Z - 238 - Evil Lives On
Dragonball Z - 239 - Find The Dragon Balls
Dragonball Z - 240 - Revival
Dragonball Z - 241 - Global Announcement
Dragonball Z - 242 - Learn To Fuse
Dragonball Z - 243 - The Z Sword
Dragonball Z - 244 - Race To Capsule Corp.
Dragonball Z - 245 - Super Saiyan 3!
Dragonball Z - 246 - Buu's Mutiny
Dragonball Z - 247 - The Fusion Dance
Dragonball Z - 248 - Goku's Time Is Up
Dragonball Z - 249 - Return To Other World
Dragonball Z - 250 - Out From The Broken Sword
Dragonball Z - 251 - Gotenks Is Born
Dragonball Z - 252 - Unlikely Friendship
Dragonball Z - 253 - I Kill No More
Dragonball Z - 254 - The Evil Of Men
Dragonball Z - 255 - Buu Against Buu
Dragonball Z - 256 - Empty Planet
Dragonball Z - 257 - Time Struggle
Dragonball Z - 258 - Super Moves Of Gotenks
Dragonball Z - 259 - Trapped In Forever
Dragonball Z - 260 - Feeding Frenzy
Dragonball Z - 261 - Gotenks is Awesome!
Dragonball Z - 262 - Unlucky Break
Dragonball Z - 263 - A Whole New Gohan
Dragonball Z - 264 - Search For Survivors
Dragonball Z - 265 - Majin Buu Transforms
Dragonball Z - 266 - The Old Kai's Weapon
Dragonball Z - 267 - Ready To Fuse
Dragonball Z - 268 - Union Of Rivals
Dragonball Z - 269 - Meet Vegito
Dragonball Z - 270 - Rip In The Universe
Dragonball Z - 271 - Vegito... Downsized
Dragonball Z - 272 - The Incredible Fighting Candy
Dragonball Z - 273 - The Innards Of Buu
Dragonball Z - 274 - Mind Trap
Dragonball Z - 275 - Deadly Vision
Dragonball Z - 276 - Evil Kid Buu!
Dragonball Z - 277 - End Of Earth
Dragonball Z - 278 - True Saiyans Fight Alone
Dragonball Z - 279 - Battle For The Universe Begins
Dragonball Z - 280 - Vegeta's Respect
Dragonball Z - 281 - Minute Of Desperation
Dragonball Z - 282 - Old Buu Emerges
Dragonball Z - 283 - Earth Reborn
Dragonball Z - 284 - Call To Action
Dragonball Z - 285 - People Of Earth Unite
Dragonball Z - 286 - Spirit Bomb Triumphant
Dragonball Z - 287 - Celebrations With Majin Buu
Dragonball Z - 288 - He's Always Late
Dragonball Z - 289 - Granddaughter Pan
Dragonball Z - 290 - Buu's Reincarnation
Dragonball Z - 291 - Goku's Next Journey

Race To Witch Mountain Movie Trailer

Director: Andy Fickman
Producer: Andrew Gunn, Mario Iscovich, Anne Marie Sanderlin
Written by: Andy Fickman, Mark Bomback, Matt Lopez
Music: Trevor Rabin
Distributed: Walt Disney Pictures
Release date: March 13, 2009
Running time: 99 min
Country: United States
Language: English


Race to Witch Mountain Movie Plot :
A UFO expert enlists the help of a cabbie to protect two siblings with paranormal powers from the clutches of an organization that wants to use the kids for their nefarious plans. (source)


Race to Witch Mountain Movie Cast :
Dwayne Johnson --- Jack Bruno
Anna Sophia Robb --- Sara
Alexander Ludwig --- Seth
Carla Gugino --- Dr. Alex Friedman
Ciarán Hinds --- Henry Burke
Tom Everett Scott --- Matheson
Chris Marquette --- Pope
Billy Brown --- Carson
Garry Marshall --- Dr. Donald Harlan
Kim Richards --- Tina
Ike Eisenmann --- Sheriff Antony
Tom Woodruff Jr. --- Siphon
Paul Darnell --- Siphon (Stunt Double)
John Duff --- Frank
Bob Koherr --- Marty


Production :
In July 2007, Walt Disney Pictures hired Andy Fickman to direct and co-write with Matt Lopez the script for Witch Mountain as a "modern re-imagining" of Escape to Witch Mountain. The following August, actor Dwayne Johnson(The Rock) was cast into a lead role, with filming scheduled to begin in March 2008. Fickman did not describe the film as a remake, defining his production as "a new chapter within the world of Witch Mountain". The director also described the book in which the films are based as "a very cool dark thriller" and anticipated drawing elements from it that did not exist in the 1975 film.By March 2008, filmmakers were using a new script written by Mark Bomback. The film was re-titled Race to Witch Mountain, and it began filming in Los Angeles in the same month.

The convention center in Pomona, California was converted into the film's UFO Expo 9, and the interior of Witch Mountain was designed using photographs from a tour of NORAD's Cheyenne Mountain. A cabin for the story was also built in Agua Dulce, California. The director sought assistance from UFO experts, the military, and CIA advisers to shape the elements of the film. He also introduced a new element in the remake, an extraterrestrial creature called Siphon. The creature was conceived by the design team who created the look for Alien and Predator. (source)

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Race to Witch Mountain Official Website

Movie Openings 13-03-2009



Race to Witch Mountain

Director: Andy Fickman
Stars: Dwayne Johnson, Carla Gugino, AnnaSophia Robb
Studio: Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures

The Plot: When a cab driver (Johnson) picks up an unusual fare -- a brother and sister duo with paranormal powers, who are being pursued by a nefarious organization -- he teams up with a discredited astrophysicist (Gugino) to protect the kids and, ultimately, the rest of humankind.
Race to Witch Mountain Movie Trailer



Sunshine Cleaning

Director: Christine Jeffs
Stars: Amy Adams, Emily Blunt, Alan Arkin
Studio: Overture Films

The Plot: Industrious single mother Rose Lorkowski (Adams) starts an unusual business in order to send her son to a private school; alongside her unreliable sister (Blunt), the two women enter the world of biohazard removal and crime scene clean-ups.



The Last House on the Left

Director: Dennis Iliadis
Stars: Garret Dillahunt, Monica Potter, Tony Goldwyn
Studio: Rogue Pictures

The Plot: After kidnapping and brutally assaulting two young women, a gang led by a prison escapee (Dillahunt) unknowingly finds refuge at a vacation home belonging the parents of one of the victims -- a mother (Potter) and father (Goldwyn) who devise an increasingly gruesome series of revenge tactics.



The Horsemen

Director: Jonas Åkerlund
Stars: Dennis Quaid, Ziyi Zhang, Lou Taylor Pucci
Studio: Lionsgate

The Plot: A recently widowed detective (Quaid) still grieving over his wife's death discovers a shocking connection between himself and the suspects in a serial killing spree linked to the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse.



Miss March

Director: Zach Cregger Trevor Moore
Stars: Zach Cregger, Trevor Moore, Raquel Alessi
Studio: Fox Atomic

The Plot: Waking up from a four-year coma, Eugene (Cregger) takes a cross-country trip with his sex-crazed best friend (Moore) in order to crash a party at a famous men's magazine's legendary headquarters so he can win back his former sweetheart -- who is one of the mag's hottest new pin-ups.



Brothers at War

Director: Jake Rademacher
Stars: Jake Rademacher, Isaac Rademacher, Joe Rademacher
Studio: Samuel Goldwyn Company, The

The Plot: Jake Rademacher sets out to understand the experience, sacrifice, and motivation of his two brothers serving in Iraq.


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