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Several weeks ago I watched Martin Scorsese's The Color of Money, in which Whitaker has a small role in.
Nikon F55. Fujifilm Superia Extra 400 35mm C41 film.
Police officer preparing to block off the street to allow the bus to get in and out of the film crew's setting.
[a stranger standing in front of a poster in a Virgin Megastore window advertising The Last King of Scotland DVD]
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(For a while I thought it might stop at a neat little 40-or-so movies, but then I took a Cusack to the knee.)
Only counting movies I saw for the first time. Faves: 10... tentatively. Best: "Blackfish"!
WARNING: LIST MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS!
9-Jan-2013: 1. Nobel son
Alan Rickman!!!!!!! plays a Potions mas……… I mean chemistry professor. He fucks a student on a desk and wins the Nobel Prize. (Not for the fucking, you understand.) :D Pretty funny movie, though I didn’t get all the twists. *does not much care*
10-Jan-2013: 2. Istanbul
That feeling when you spend 8 years being pretty sure you’ll never see "Istanbul" unless you stumble on a decayed VHS copy at some garage sale (and is your parents’ VCR dead yet?), which is tragic because even though you don’t know what it’s about, Brad Dourif’s role in it appears delicious, and then you find a nice-qualitied, year-old upload on Youtube. And you make a pretty little mp3 of… *le sigh*… that song… 8)
11-Jan-2013: 3. Wise blood
Another graily Brad Dourif movie I didn’t walk around expecting to see, but it’s on Youtube as well! :D Boring movie (NOTE: Everyone else likes it, it has ambition, I haz flawed taste!!!!!!!), but Brad plays the main role, so. :) Why yes, I had recently experienced a relapse in my Brad obsession. Sweeeeeeeeeeeeeet.
14-Jan-2013: 4. Skyfall
Scotland pr0n! And some fun shit.
16-Jan-2013: 5. My boy Jack
DanRad plays a boy who is desperate to get gloriously mauled in World War I.
17-Jan-2013: 6. Catch .44
Boring. I only rented it because of Brad Dourif, who was in two scenes. I’ll watch anything for Brad. :D (Ho hum, except, so far, "Deadwood"… Perhaps because it used to air late at night + most characters talked only about business and local politics + I just suck at following shows. So I’d usually doze off on it. Brad’s char was cool though. :) And ONE DAY I may drag "Deadwood" into my cave and I’ll fast forward through the boring bits and watch all the Brad scenes!!!!! :D /tangent)
24-Jan-2013: 7. Les misérables
25-Jan-2013: 8. The exorcist III
Best bits: Brad Dourif’s scenes :D + the one where the nurse is just walking along and BEHIND HER IS - *SCREEEEEEEEECH*
28-Jan-2013: 9. The duchess
I may have listed it because of Ralph Fiennes :B … but forgot all about him being involved until I watched it. Yey. Btw, fur is dead. Sex scene: Probably the most awkward one in film history.
29-Jan-2013: 10. I love you, man
Instance #3957345 of gratitude for the near-complete absence of relaaaaaationshiiiiip draaaaamaaaaaaa in my life. :p
29-Jan-2013: 11. Veronika decides to die
Nice story, but I thought the movie was pretty boring, at least until they escaped. Nevermind; I like to see anything that features David Thewlis. :) IIRC, I didn’t much care for the book either.
1-Feb-2013: 12. The master
Ways in which Joaquin (me crush) reminded me of Jack K (me crush) in this movie: 1. The hair. 2. The hair line. 3. The cigs. 4. The booze. 5. The lack of normality/whatever. 6. The home state of Massachusetts. 7. The mid-1900s. 8. The seaman job. End of list. I guess no one’s gonna cast Joaquin in “Big Sur” since that movie came out this year, but he can… should… must be in “The Dharma bums”. No idea if anyone’s thinking of filming it. FML.
2-Feb-2013: 13. Darwin’s nightmare
Fave?! *homosapiensfacepalm #945724957*
8-Feb-2013: 14. Child’s play 2
I saw the first movie at least a decade before I became a Brad fan… and rewatched it this year. I even remember seeing the cover in the video shop when I was about two apples tall and probably couldn’t read, but my mum informed me of the title. The Swedish title translates to ”The evil doll”. Groovy.
9-Feb-2013: 15. Child’s play 3
15-Feb-2013: 16. Bride of Chucky
Fave! The first movie is, I guess, a classic. :B The 2nd and 3rd were kind of typical sequels. The 4th and 5th are charming horror comedies. :D
16-Feb-2013: 17. Seed of Chucky
Fave! Not until the credits did I realize that Billy Boyd was in this. :p
One of Chucky’s, ahem, best lines: ”Wait a minute. I’m not gonna let you poison our son’s mind with your touchy-feely twelve-step bullshit. If you two don’t wanna kill anymore, that’s your loss. But don’t look down your noses at me! I’m not ashamed to be a killer. I’m proud of it. It’s not an addiction, it is a choice. And it is not something that you should have to hide in the closet!!!!!!” ((:B
18-Feb-2013: 18. The 11th hour
Fave! An environmental documentary in which many awesome things get said! Narrated by Leo DiCaprio.
20-Feb-2013: 19. Howl
:B … IN YO FACE, 1950’S!!!
21-Feb-2013: 20. Anna Karenina
Didn’t like the book >:( but as “always”, it’s nice to see a movie of something I’ve read. Movie was lively, surreal, and unlike the average costume drama. Which isn’t to say I liked it.
22-Feb-2013: 21. The human centipede
Been meanin to watch that for years. Presumably because my system thinks that a Lesson In What To Do If You’re Captured By A Mad German Scientist And Sewn Up To Others’ Mouths And Arseholes… would be useful! Okay! :D Sadly, I found it difficult to identify with the two chicks, as I know how to a) board a bus b) drive on a flat tire c) walk d) distinguish a road from a forest. #pr0nlogic And how long did the doc expect segment 2-3 to survive on fecal nutrients? Still, fairly nicely horrible movie. o_O
23-Feb-2013: 22. Mary & Max
Animated Aspie movie!
27-Feb-2013: 23. The perks of being a wallflower
I read the book in 2011. In the movie I noted two seconds of a certain saddening attitude, and two seconds of “On the road” by Jack Kerouac. It was the sort of movie where you expect “On the road” to get mentioned. :B
PS. My diary, high school, day 1: ”… Then I saw a bunch of ghosts [from elementary school] and I thought I heard [the voice of my main bully from previous year]. Well… There I was, walking around the grounds/sitting on benches, alone. It didn’t turn out differently. No sick copy of [my fun British ex-email-buddy] came up and made contact and dragged me into a big fun gang of mad people, and I’ve hardly talked to anybody. Because I always think I’ll to be able to talk like someone in Pulp Fiction but I never can. Now that high school is going to hell socially, my life will too. Job interviews, coworkers … If only I get to work with people here and someone maybe… but what the hell.” I then happened to ally myself with a couple of nerdy chicks, and wasn’t bullied (unlike Movieguy). Funnest subjects were Swedish and English, several teachers liked my writing. In other news, I’ve never attended a real teen party. Maybe for 30 minutes on a school trip, but everyone was just kinda sitting there and at the time I thought there was vodka in my soda but maybe there wasn’t. AND NO LSD ACTUALLY MMMM NOM NOM NOM no I haven’t tried that either.
28-Feb-2013: 24. Jane Eyre (2011)
I read the book in 2005.
2-Mar-2013: 25. Eyes of Laura Mars
12-Mar-2013: 26. Coraline
The pointy, twiggy visual style of the characters does not cause me to jizz my pants completely, and I wish the ghost children had been creepy, but it was still brainsplodingly skillfully made. Apparently it’s ALL stop-motion. :O I CAN’T EVEN. I faved the book in 2010.
18-Mar-2013: 27. Fatal beauty
20-Mar-2013: 28. The impossible
3-Apr-2013: 29. Rogue trader
Based on a true story, apparently. I only picked it up because of Ewan McGregor, but I enjoyed this tragic tale, even though I don’t understand shit about trading. It actually seemed like an exciting game for a job. If you’re into heart attacks and prison. %D
20-Apr-2013: 30. Tomboy
French movie about a transsexual 12-year-old.
23-Apr-2013: 31. Cloud atlas
Several epic moments, such as ”Honour thy consumer”; the Scots in the pub; the meat factory; Angry Slave-Owner Daddy’s clueless speech… Heeheeheehee…! Then I watched the credits. Face blind: Yes. %D
12-May-2013: 32. 17 girls
#SmugSpawnfreePerson
16-May-2013: 33. Side effects
Confusing
17-May-2013: 34. Up
8-Jun-2013: 35. Gambit
Alan Rickman!!! What a big desk you have!!!
17-Jul-2013: 36. Jack the giant slayer
Unfortunately I watched this on a plane in which I was unfortunately flying and the sound sucked so I missed much of the dialogue but I kind of got the plot anyway.
22-Jul-2013: 37. The Bling Ring
To be rewatched, methinks…
11-Oct-2013: 38. The butler
Fave?! Revolution, Rickman, and R………………… Cusack! :D
18-Oct-2013: 39. Serendipity
Sooooo.
October 11: I see ”The butler”.
October 14: I happen to edit a Cusack-related photo.
October 15: My Facebook status gets set to: ”Hey John Cusack, I know my mild back-o'-the-mind crush on you has only been going on for fifteen years, but I feel it's time we took our relationship to the next level. One where I have seen more than, like, five of your movies.”
25-Oct-2013: 40. 2012
It was pretty fun. :D The bad news is that NASA has declared it the most scientifically inaccurate movie ever. It also over-utilizes Talking Is A Free Action unto death but at least THE DOGGIE SURVIVES!!! :D and the movie carries a faint scent of atheism* and… get a load o’ this! THE PRESIDENT FOLLOWS SCIENTIFIC ADVICE WITHOUT MUCH ADO!!!!!!!! :O
#ITOLDYOUITWASUNREALISTIC
* Well, the local critic accused it of Christianism**, but hey, did he not notice how (for example) everyone who Trusts In FSM in this movie sort of dies promptly?
** #ThingsThatHappenInSweden :D
And remember: No women-folk in the cockpit.
26-Oct-2013: 41. The paperboy
I’d never seen John Cusack in psycho killer redneck mode before. :) He and Kidman are… gutsy. o_O
31-Oct-2013: 42. 1408
Scarier than expected. D: I watched it alone in the evening, which was a rush. Hhhhhhhhhhh.
1-Nov-2013: 43. The raven
About Edgar Allan Poe, but a speculation rather than a biopic.
2-Nov-2013: 44. Grosse Pointe Blank
Fave?! I taped it in 2001!!!!!!! and chopped up the watching, but my journal never mentions watching the last bit, so I better assume 2013 as the official firstwatch. :B Anyway. I didn’t much notice in 2001, but it’s a pretty unique and funny movie. :) John Cusack should write a few hundred more films, considering he co-wrote this and ”High fidelity” and ”War, Inc.” The style is my cuppa. Perhaps GPB and WI made me wanna write something… :q
4-Nov-2013: 45. Grace is gone
Fave?! An award-winning drama about what it’s like when Bush kills your wife or mum!!!!!!!
I heard something about the Bush administration banning photos of soldiers’ coffins coming home; this was one of the reasons the movie got made. So I bought it. >:D I hope an alarm on Bush’s desk goes off every time somebody does that, which hopefully causes Bush to scream ”SHIT, NOT AGAIN!!!!!!!1!!” Yeah! (Like in some Simpsons episode where a writer got notified whenever someone bought his book. x) )
5-Nov-2013: 46. Max
”Hitler! C'mon, I’ll buy you a glass of lemonade.”
8-Nov-2013: 47. Curse of Chucky
I had never even heard of this 6th Chucky movie :D until I spotted it on the rental shelf. *GRAB* *heart*
9-Nov-2013: 48. Hot tub time machine
”It’s the fucking 80’s, guys! Let’s do what we wanna do! Free love!”
”That’s the 60’s, dipshit.”
”No. We had, like, Reagan and aids. Let’s get the fuck out of here, okay?”
22-Nov-2013: 49. War, Inc.
Fave?! Lolwat.
2-Dec-2013: 50. The young black stallion
The first two stallion movies (fucking awesome) were from 1979 and 1983, this one’s from 2003. And 48 minutes long. And they assumed nobody would remember that in “The black stallion returns”, his mother was a chestnut named Aisha. Etc. OH WELL
13-Dec-2013: 51. Say anything…
The afterglow scene. I died from the cute. x)
15-Dec-2013: 52. Secretariat
16-Dec-2013: 53. The factory
22-Dec-2013: 54. Identity
Amanda Peet in behind-the-scenes interview: ”Well, we keep asking for a sex scene, but… Or I do, anyway. But I don’t think it’s gonna happen. Every morning I go to Jim’s door and I’m like ‘Can I just kiss John Cusack, pleeeeease?’ He’s like ‘It doesn’t work for the story, Amanda.’ And I was like ‘I know, but what does that matter? It doesn’t matter.’ :D ”
Rat: ”… I like the way you think.”
Lucky wench.
23-Dec-2013: 55. Martian child
Fave?! :B ”… Dennis, can I just say one last thing about Mars, which may be strange coming from a science fiction writer, but right now, you and me, here, put together entirely from atoms that have been part of millions of other organisms before they became us, sitting on this round rock with a core of liquid iron, held down by this force that so troubles you, called gravity, all the while spinning around the sun at 67 000 miles an hour and whizzing through the Milky Way at 600 000 miles an hour, in a universe that very well may be chasing its own tail at the speed of light… And amidst all this frantic activity, fully cognizant of our own imminent demise – which is a very pretty way of saying we all know we’re gonna die – we reach out to one another. Sometimes for the sake of vanity, sometimes for reasons you’re not old enough to understand yet,* but a lot of the time we just reach out and expect nothing in return.** Isn’t that strange? Isn’t that weird? Isn’t that weird ENOUGH?*** What the heck do you need to be from Mars for?”
* BOOBS!!!!!!
** Evolutionary psychology, my boy, evolutionary psychology. Which is approximately as awesomesauce as astronomy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! %D
*** Hey.
PS. The movie is based on a true adoption story, which involved a gay man. However, the moviemakers figured they had to rewrite him into a straight widower. For the homophobes. :| … ‘MURICA!!! (And co. A lot of co.) Maybe 200 years from now you’ll understand.
24-Dec-2013: 56. Big Sur
25-Dec-2013: 57. The frozen ground
25-Dec-2013: 58. Til siste hinder
Norwegian horse movie. (I guess the cover pic I got hold of is in Danish, though.)
30-Dec-2013: 59. Pushing tin
Concerning a testosterone-festy pissing contest.
31-Dec-2013: 60. Blackfish
Fave! MUST-SEE documentary on why keeping orcas captive is a terrible idea. :’C
”If you were in a bathtub for 25 years, don’t you think you’d get a little irritated? Aggravated? Maybe a little psychotic?”
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Vegan FAQ! :)
The Web Site the Meat Industry Doesn't Want You to See.
Please watch Earthlings.
PS. This was my first Flickr item to reach 100 000 views. Don't know when it happened. :D
Shakira Mebarak, UNICEF Global Ambassador; Founder, Pies Descalzos Foundation, Colombia.Anne-Sophie Mutter, Violinist, Germany, .Forest Whitaker, Social Activist and Sustainable Development Goals Advocate, Whitaker Peace & Development Initiative, USA and Hilde Schwab, Chairperson and Co-Founder, Schwab Foundation for Social Entrepreneurship, Switzerland, after the 23rd Annual Crystal Awards, at the Annual Meeting 2017 of the World Economic Forum in Davos, January 16, 2017
Copyright by World Economic Forum / Mattias Nutt
Shakira Mebarak, UNICEF Global Ambassador; Founder, Pies Descalzos Foundation, Colombia.Anne-Sophie Mutter, Violinist, Germany, .Forest Whitaker, Social Activist and Sustainable Development Goals Advocate, Whitaker Peace & Development Initiative, USA and Hilde Schwab, Chairperson and Co-Founder, Schwab Foundation for Social Entrepreneurship, Switzerland, after the 23rd Annual Crystal Awards, at the Annual Meeting 2017 of the World Economic Forum in Davos, January 16, 2017
Copyright by World Economic Forum / Mattias Nutt
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Oscar Award Winning Actor Forest Whitaker poses with a supporter during a stop at the Detroit office.
During BBC filming at TED, which will air in a few months.
After a hilarious impromptu performance from Robin Williams during “technical difficulties” (imagine a Scottish accent bellowing out from the back row as if it were the BBC crew struggling to get the satellite feed working), Forest Whitaker was cold called from the Ugandan panelist on stage to talk about his experiences in Uganda during the filming of The Last King of Scotland. Larry and Pierre's companies also took a couple passing jibes from Robin Williams.
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New York, 8 March 2016 — Film stars, UN officials and New York City came together today to commemorate International Women’s Day by launching the inaugural HeForShe Arts week, a new initiative from UN Women geared towards leveraging the arts for gender equality.
The 2016 theme for International Women’s Day is “Planet 50-50 by 2030: Step It Up for Gender Equality”, with a focus on mobilizing momentum for the recently adopted 2030 Agenda which addresses key challenges of the 21st century, such as poverty, inequality, and climate change. UN Women Goodwill Ambassador Emma Watson, SDG Advocate and UNESCO Special Envoy for Peace Forest Whitaker, First Lady of New York City Chirlane McCray, UN Women Executive Director Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka, The Public Theatre’s Artistic Director Oskar Eustis, and others took part in a lively discussion on the powerful role arts have in evolving the behaviours, norms and perceptions that shape our culture and views of women’s rights and gender issues.
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This private residence in Los Angeles was home to the Boyd family in the 2010 romantic comedy "Our Family Wedding". I'm pretty sure that the Halliwells have already moved out of the neighborhood.
41st Academy Awards Nominations Announcement-Best Actor:
Alan Bates - The Fixer
Alan Arkin - The Heart is the Lonely Hunter
Ron Moody - Oliver!
Peter O'Toole - The Lion in Winter
Cliff Robertson - Charly
Прибытие / Arrival (2016) by Denis Villeneuve.
Amy Adams, Forest Whitaker, Jeremy Renner;
Cценарий: Eric Heisserer;
Кино снято по книжке — science fiction short story by Ted Chiang - Story of Your Life (1998), не читал, но уже ищу.
Ниже есть некоторые спойлеры, так что лучше сначала посмотрите сами в кино.
Несомненный плюс этого фильма — новые подходы к области sci-fi (much more than science-fiction), все зрители очень быстро замолкли (это хороший признак), пытаясь понять что же происходит на экране, а там — #дич, точнее нечто из области нейролингвистического программирования своего «будущего», посредством общения с инопланетным разумом в «прошлом» — причём это сделано как-то подозрительно правдоподобно, так что получился красивый (и даже романтичный) научно-фантастический фильм, который держит внимание практически до последнего, главное в итоге так и не понятно — каким образом?!
Больше всего понравился идеально-минималистичный дизайн корабля, сами пришельцы оказались тоже норм, а методы их общения так и вовсе за гранью человеческого понимания — всё это сделано как минимум необычно!
После фильма может быть много вопросов (и проекций), например я часто сталкиваюсь (хотя скорее думаю что часто) с тем, что делая нечто, вдруг вспоминаю, что именно это я уже делал когда-то давно, или был в этом самом месте (возможно во сне)), ещё вариант — вы вспоминаете резко человека, без видимой причины, и вскоре с ним что-то происходит (ваша встреча, или с ним что-то случается, например) — может ли человек предвидеть «будущее», или будущее уже было в «прошлом», или никакого будущего нет, и все мы лишь образы в чужом сне — нет ответа от удалённого маршрутизатора.
Мне нравится Amy Adams, она отлично вживается в роли, и всегда безупречно смотрится, если забыли кто это, то посмотрите American Hustle (2013); Catch Me If You Can (2002); On the Road (2012); Serving Sara (2002) — этот фильм никто почему-то не видел, а зря, там все эти дурацкие шуточки про техасских ковбоев (хотя изначально я его начал смотреть вообще из-за Elizabeth Hurley). Готов пересматривать с Эми даже лол-фильмы, типа Cruel Intentions 2 (2000) с Enchanted (2007), например.
Это первый фильм, где не раздражает Jeremy Renner, удивительно (шутка).
Очень странно, что великий Forest Whitaker (по-моему гениальный артист) вписался в Arrival в достаточно примитивную роль тупого (и решительного) полковника — могли бы для него придумать что-нибудь и поумнее. На память вам 5 его лучших фильмов: The Last King of Scotland (2006); Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai (1999); The Crying Game (1992) - этот снял Нил Джордан с Мирандой Ричардсон, про боевиков ИРА, посмотрите наверняка пропустили! ещё отметил бы Platoon (1986) и Panic Room (2002), хотя у него уже под сотню фильмов.
Минусы тоже есть. Возможно из-за того что книжка, которую экранизировали, была короткой, то авторы фильма не придумали чем занять некоторые моменты — никакого экшена нет, зато есть некая (избыточная) цикличность. Имеет место и совершенно лишняя вставка с закадровым диктором, как-будто вдруг переключили на Discovery — Through the Wormhole with Morgan Freeman. Слишком уж примитивная роль для Уитакера. Непонятно с чего, но много внимания уделено китайским военным, точнее тому какие они мощные и могут диктовать свою волю миру — скорее всего это маркетинг, ради их бездонного рынка. Россия упоминается тоже, но на уровне: Судан и Россия решили засекретить информацию вслед за Китаем. Несмотря на это всё, и с учётом оригинальности материала — думаю можно смело накинуть пару баллов.
8/10.
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Arrival (2016) сняли за 47 млн, собрали пока 36 млн. Старт проката был 11/11, и фильм уже имеет невероятный рейтинг — практически всё известные издания ставят 8-9-10, да и в РФ, судя по кинопоиску, ни один кинокритик пока не написал ничего плохого.
высшие оценки 9-10:
Los Angeles Times
USA Today
Empire
Total Film
Consequence of Sound
The Telegraph
очень высокие 8-9:
Entertainment Weekly
The Hollywood Reporter
Boston Globe
Rolling Stone
The New York Times
Wall Street Journal
выше среднего 7-8:
Time
The Guardian
Time Out London
и всего один ярый хэйтер (двойку влепил), некто из New York Observer: "Enemy" and "Sicario" were unspeakable disasters, and Arrival, the director’s latest exercise in pretentious poopery, gives me every reason to believe I have parted company with Denis Villeneuve for good — его последние фильмы были ужасны, и я прощаюсь с ним навсегда после «Прибытия» — да, давай до свидания.
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Top Films of 2016 (in progress)
То что удалось посмотреть в 2016-2017 на данный момент, тут есть и пара фильмов 2015 (вышедших в РФ в 2016) и более ранних (которые давно напрашивались).
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9/10
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01. The Neon Demon (2016) / Неоновый демон
02. Hail, Caesar! (2016) / Да здравствует Цезарь!
03. Café Society (2016) / Светская жизнь
04. Vinyl. S1 (2016) / Винил (9/10)
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8/10
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05. Nocturnal Animals (2016) / Под покровом ночи
06. Arrival (2016) / Прибытие
07. The Girl on the Train (2016) / Девушка в поезде
08. Allied (2016) / Союзники
09. La La Land (2016) / Ла Ла Лэнд
10. Snowden (2016) / Сноуден
11. Game of Thrones. S6 (2016) / Игра престолов. Сезон 6
12. Black Mirror. S3 (2016) / Чёрное зеркало. Сезон 3
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A Bigger Splash (2015) / Большой всплеск
Equals (2015) / Равные
Brooklyn (2015) / Бруклин
Good Will Hunting (1997) / Умница Уилл Хантинг
The Haunting of Morella (1990) / Возвращение Сатаны
Зимняя вишня (1985) / Zimnyaya vishnya
白夜の調べ (1976) / Мелодии белой ночи
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7/10
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13. Rogue One (2016) / Изгой-один: Звёздные войны. Истории
14. The Light Between Oceans (2016) / Свет в океане
15. Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children (2016) / Дом странных детей Мисс Перегрин
16. Passengers (2016) / Пассажиры
17. X-Men: Apocalypse (2016) / 10 Люди Икс: Апокалипсис
18. Jason Bourne (2016) / Джейсон Борн
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Carol (2015) / Кэрол
High School Musical (2006) / Классный мюзикл
The Host (2013) / Гостья
Нога (1991) / Noga
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6/10
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19. La corrispondenza (2016) / Двое во вселенной
20. ARQ (2016) / Арка
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Regression (2015) / Затмение
Обитаемый остров 2: Схватка (2009) / Obitaemyy ostrov. Skhvatka
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5/10
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21. Star Trek Beyond (2016) / Стартрек: Бесконечность
22. Doctor Strange (2016) / Доктор Стрэндж
23. Independence Day: Resurgence (2016) / День независимости: Возрождение
24. Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them (2016) / Фантастические твари и где они обитают
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Black Mass (2015) / Чёрная месса
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4/10
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25. Suicide Squad (2016) / Отряд самоубийц
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2/10
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26. Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice (2016) / Бэтмен против Супермена: На заре справедливости
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Fifty Shades of Grey (2015) / Пятьдесят оттенков серого
The Hunger Games: Mockingjay 1 (2014) / Голодные игры: Сойка-пересмешница
The Hunger Games: Catching Fire (2013) / Голодные игры: И вспыхнет пламя
ДМБ (2000) / DMB
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New York, 8 March 2016 — Film stars, UN officials and New York City came together today to commemorate International Women’s Day by launching the inaugural HeForShe Arts week, a new initiative from UN Women geared towards leveraging the arts for gender equality.
The 2016 theme for International Women’s Day is “Planet 50-50 by 2030: Step It Up for Gender Equality”, with a focus on mobilizing momentum for the recently adopted 2030 Agenda which addresses key challenges of the 21st century, such as poverty, inequality, and climate change. UN Women Goodwill Ambassador Emma Watson, SDG Advocate and UNESCO Special Envoy for Peace Forest Whitaker, First Lady of New York City Chirlane McCray, UN Women Executive Director Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka, The Public Theatre’s Artistic Director Oskar Eustis, and others took part in a lively discussion on the powerful role arts have in evolving the behaviours, norms and perceptions that shape our culture and views of women’s rights and gender issues.
Read More: www.unwomen.org/en/news/stories/2016/3/heforshe-event-lau...
Stand Together: www.heforshe.org
Photo: UN Women/Celeste Sloman
New York, 8 March 2016 — Film stars, UN officials and New York City came together today to commemorate International Women’s Day by launching the inaugural HeForShe Arts week, a new initiative from UN Women geared towards leveraging the arts for gender equality.
The 2016 theme for International Women’s Day is “Planet 50-50 by 2030: Step It Up for Gender Equality”, with a focus on mobilizing momentum for the recently adopted 2030 Agenda which addresses key challenges of the 21st century, such as poverty, inequality, and climate change. UN Women Goodwill Ambassador Emma Watson, SDG Advocate and UNESCO Special Envoy for Peace Forest Whitaker, First Lady of New York City Chirlane McCray, UN Women Executive Director Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka, The Public Theatre’s Artistic Director Oskar Eustis, and others took part in a lively discussion on the powerful role arts have in evolving the behaviours, norms and perceptions that shape our culture and views of women’s rights and gender issues.
Read More: www.unwomen.org/en/news/stories/2016/3/heforshe-event-lau...
Stand Together: www.heforshe.org
Photo: UN Women/Ryan Brown
African American actors nominated by the Academy of Motion Picture, Arts & Sciences as Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role
1927-2009
First Row:
Sidney Poiter in The Defiant Ones
Sidney Poitier in Lilies of the Field
James Earl Jones in The Great Whipe Hope
Paul Winfield in Sounder
Dexter Gordon in 'Round Midnight
Second Row:
Morgan Freeman in Driving Miss Daisy
Denzel Washington in Malcom X
Laurence Fishburne in What's Love Got to Do with It?
Morgan Freeman in The Shawshank Redemption
Denzel Washinton in The Hurricane
Third Row:
Denzel Washington in Training Day
Will Smith in Ali, Jamie Foxx in Ray
Don Cheadle in Hotel Rwanda
Terrence Howard in Hustle & Flow
Fourth Row:
Forest Whitaker in The Last King of Scotland
Will Smith in The Pursuit of Happyness
Morgan Freeman in Invictus
New York, 8 March 2016 — Film stars, UN officials and New York City came together today to commemorate International Women’s Day by launching the inaugural HeForShe Arts week, a new initiative from UN Women geared towards leveraging the arts for gender equality.
The 2016 theme for International Women’s Day is “Planet 50-50 by 2030: Step It Up for Gender Equality”, with a focus on mobilizing momentum for the recently adopted 2030 Agenda which addresses key challenges of the 21st century, such as poverty, inequality, and climate change. UN Women Goodwill Ambassador Emma Watson, SDG Advocate and UNESCO Special Envoy for Peace Forest Whitaker, First Lady of New York City Chirlane McCray, UN Women Executive Director Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka, The Public Theatre’s Artistic Director Oskar Eustis, and others took part in a lively discussion on the powerful role arts have in evolving the behaviours, norms and perceptions that shape our culture and views of women’s rights and gender issues.
Read More: www.unwomen.org/en/news/stories/2016/3/heforshe-event-lau...
Stand Together: www.heforshe.org
Photo: UN Women/Ryan Brown
Leonardo DiCaprio, Halle Berry, Jennifer Aniston, Tobey Maguire, Eva Longoria Parker and other stars are using reverse psychology to get young people into voting booths on election day.
In a new public service announcement that hit YouTube and other online outlets Wednesday, DiCaprio says: "Please -- just don't vote." Others echo his plea: "Don't vote."
But the stars soon twist the message: Voting is a civic duty and the only way to effect change.
"I mean, seriously, ... after this whole video -- if you're not gonna vote, I don't even know what to say. ... You know you have to vote," says DiCaprio, who produced the PSA.
Also appearing: Ellen DeGeneres, Forest Whitaker, Dustin Hoffman, Demi Moore, Sarah Silverman, Jonah Hill, Ashton Kutcher, Courteney Cox, Laura Linney, Natalie Portman, Jamie Foxx, Usher, Kyra Sedgwick and will.i.am.
Clicky clicky to watch...Don't Vote! from URBNMKT on Vimeo.
New York, 8 March 2016 — Film stars, UN officials and New York City came together today to commemorate International Women’s Day by launching the inaugural HeForShe Arts week, a new initiative from UN Women geared towards leveraging the arts for gender equality.
The 2016 theme for International Women’s Day is “Planet 50-50 by 2030: Step It Up for Gender Equality”, with a focus on mobilizing momentum for the recently adopted 2030 Agenda which addresses key challenges of the 21st century, such as poverty, inequality, and climate change. UN Women Goodwill Ambassador Emma Watson, SDG Advocate and UNESCO Special Envoy for Peace Forest Whitaker, First Lady of New York City Chirlane McCray, UN Women Executive Director Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka, The Public Theatre’s Artistic Director Oskar Eustis, and others took part in a lively discussion on the powerful role arts have in evolving the behaviours, norms and perceptions that shape our culture and views of women’s rights and gender issues.
Read More: www.unwomen.org/en/news/stories/2016/3/heforshe-event-lau...
Stand Together: www.heforshe.org
Photo: UN Women/Ryan Brown
Academy Awards nominees for Best Actor in a Leading Role for the year 1984 (57th Academy Awards).
Top:
Tom Hulce in Amadeus
Jeff Bridges in Starman
Bottom:
F. Murray Abraham in Amadeus
Albert Finney in Under the Volcano
Sam Waterston in The Killing Fields
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Former New York City police officer Daniel Rodriguez sings “God Bless America” at the 2011 National Memorial Day Concert at the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C. on May 29, 2011. (Department of Defense photo by Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Chad J. McNeeley/Released)
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
20.Unesco Charity-Gala 2011, Nov. Maritin Hotel, Düsseldorf
Golden Globе Preisträgerin KATHLEEN TURNER,Hollywood-Actionstar JET LI, Suppermodel NAOMI CAMPBELL, Hollywood Megastar VIN DIESEL,Mode-Ikone JERRY HALL, DONATELLA VERSACE,Italiens Mega Rockstar GIANNA NANNINI, Oscar-Preiträger und UNESCO Goodwill Ambassador FOREST WHITAKER, Weltstar Dame SHIRLEY BASSEY, FRANZ BECKENBAUER, PLACIDO DOMINGO, Hollywoodstar OLIVER MARTINEZ, Bundesminister HANS-DIETRICH GENSCHER, CHRIS DE BURGH und seine bieldschöne Tochter-Miss World ROSSANNA DAVISON und Präsinent MICHAIL GORBATSCHOW.
New York, 8 March 2016 — Film stars, UN officials and New York City came together today to commemorate International Women’s Day by launching the inaugural HeForShe Arts week, a new initiative from UN Women geared towards leveraging the arts for gender equality.
The 2016 theme for International Women’s Day is “Planet 50-50 by 2030: Step It Up for Gender Equality”, with a focus on mobilizing momentum for the recently adopted 2030 Agenda which addresses key challenges of the 21st century, such as poverty, inequality, and climate change. UN Women Goodwill Ambassador Emma Watson, SDG Advocate and UNESCO Special Envoy for Peace Forest Whitaker, First Lady of New York City Chirlane McCray, UN Women Executive Director Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka, The Public Theatre’s Artistic Director Oskar Eustis, and others took part in a lively discussion on the powerful role arts have in evolving the behaviours, norms and perceptions that shape our culture and views of women’s rights and gender issues.
Read More: www.unwomen.org/en/news/stories/2016/3/heforshe-event-lau...
Stand Together: www.heforshe.org
Photo: UN Women/Ryan Brown
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Gen. Colin Powell address the audience at the 2011 National Memorial Day Concert at the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C. on May 29, 2011. (Department of Defense photo by Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Chad J. McNeeley/Released)
Actress Taraji P. Henson, Actor Forest Whitaker and Actress Keisha Whitaker arrive at The Cosmopolitan Grand Opening and New Year's Eve Celebration with Jay-Z and Coldplay at Marquee Nightclub in The Cosmopolitan on December 31, 2010 in Las Vegas, Nevada. (Photo by Colson Griffith)
New York, 8 March 2016 — Film stars, UN officials and New York City came together today to commemorate International Women’s Day by launching the inaugural HeForShe Arts week, a new initiative from UN Women geared towards leveraging the arts for gender equality.
The 2016 theme for International Women’s Day is “Planet 50-50 by 2030: Step It Up for Gender Equality”, with a focus on mobilizing momentum for the recently adopted 2030 Agenda which addresses key challenges of the 21st century, such as poverty, inequality, and climate change. UN Women Goodwill Ambassador Emma Watson, SDG Advocate and UNESCO Special Envoy for Peace Forest Whitaker, First Lady of New York City Chirlane McCray, UN Women Executive Director Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka, The Public Theatre’s Artistic Director Oskar Eustis, and others took part in a lively discussion on the powerful role arts have in evolving the behaviours, norms and perceptions that shape our culture and views of women’s rights and gender issues.
Read More: www.unwomen.org/en/news/stories/2016/3/heforshe-event-lau...
Stand Together: www.heforshe.org
Photo: UN Women/Ryan Brown
New York, 8 March 2016 — Film stars, UN officials and New York City came together today to commemorate International Women’s Day by launching the inaugural HeForShe Arts week, a new initiative from UN Women geared towards leveraging the arts for gender equality.
The 2016 theme for International Women’s Day is “Planet 50-50 by 2030: Step It Up for Gender Equality”, with a focus on mobilizing momentum for the recently adopted 2030 Agenda which addresses key challenges of the 21st century, such as poverty, inequality, and climate change. UN Women Goodwill Ambassador Emma Watson, SDG Advocate and UNESCO Special Envoy for Peace Forest Whitaker, First Lady of New York City Chirlane McCray, UN Women Executive Director Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka, The Public Theatre’s Artistic Director Oskar Eustis, and others took part in a lively discussion on the powerful role arts have in evolving the behaviours, norms and perceptions that shape our culture and views of women’s rights and gender issues.
Read More: www.unwomen.org/en/news/stories/2016/3/heforshe-event-lau...
Stand Together: www.heforshe.org
Photo: UN Women/Ryan Brown
Aaron Harvey present in 2011 "Sans compromis" with Forest Whitaker, Bruce Willis, Malin Åkerman, Deborah Ann Woll, Nikki Reed,...
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Blues legend B.B. King performs at the 2011 National Memorial Day Concert at the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C. on May 29, 2011. (Department of Defense photo by Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Chad J. McNeeley/Released)
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Navy Adm. Mike Mullen, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff speaks with Yvette Michelle Gibbons-Baugh at the 2011 National Memorial Day Concert at the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C. on May 29, 2011. Gibbons-Baugh lost the father she never met, nineteen-year-old Specialist 4th Class Richard Githens, during the Vietnam war and visited the country with his best friend to understand the story of her fathers life, and death. (Department of Defense photo by Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Chad J. McNeeley/Released)
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
20.Unesco Charity-Gala 2011, Nov. Maritin Hotel, Düsseldorf
Golden Globе Preisträgerin KATHLEEN TURNER,Hollywood-Actionstar JET LI, Suppermodel NAOMI CAMPBELL, Hollywood Megastar VIN DIESEL,Mode-Ikone JERRY HALL, DONATELLA VERSACE,Italiens Mega Rockstar GIANNA NANNINI, Oscar-Preiträger und UNESCO Goodwill Ambassador FOREST WHITAKER, Weltstar Dame SHIRLEY BASSEY, FRANZ BECKENBAUER, PLACIDO DOMINGO, Hollywoodstar OLIVER MARTINEZ, Bundesminister HANS-DIETRICH GENSCHER, CHRIS DE BURGH und seine bieldschöne Tochter-Miss World ROSSANNA DAVISON und Präsinent MICHAIL GORBATSCHOW.
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Navy. Adm. Mike Mullen, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Gen. Martin Dempsey, U.S. Army Chief of Staff, Gen. Norton Schwartz, U.S. Air Force Chief of Staff and Navy. Adm. Gary Roughead, Chief of Naval Operations at the 2011 National Memorial Day Concert at the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C. on May 29, 2011. (Department of Defense photo by Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Chad J. McNeeley/Released)