Drillbit Taylor

Three high school freshmen devise a novel plan for dealing with the treacherous school bully: They hire a bodyguard. Salvation comes in the form of Drillbit Taylor a beach bum ex-soldier who teaches the boys some handy life lessons. Leslie Mann co-stars as an English teacher in this hilarious underdog romp co-written by Seth Rogen and based on an original idea by teen-comedy god John Hughes.

Cast:
Owen Wilson as Bob "Drillbit" Taylor
Nate Hartley as Wade
Troy Gentile as Ryan Anderson
David Dorfman as Emmit Oosterhaus
Alex Frost as Terry Filkins
Josh Peck as Ronnie Lampenelli,
Leslie Mann as Lisa Zachey
Danny R. McBride as Don Armstrong
Stephen Root as Principal Neville Doppler
Ian Roberts as Jim, Wade's stepdad
Lisa Lampanelli as Mrs. Lampanelli
Lisa Ann Walter as Delores Anderson (Ryan's Mother)
Hynden Walch as Mrs. Oosterhaus, Emmit's mom
Valerie Tian as Brooke Nguyen
Beth Littleford as Barbara Drennan
Steve Bannos as Coffee Computer Guy
Chuck Liddell as Himself
Robert Allen Mukes as Bonecrusher
Adam Baldwin as Ricky Linderman
Cedric Yarbrough as Bernie Hodge
Tichina Arnold as Photography teacher
Kevin Hart as Pawn Shop Guy 1
Matt Besser as Pawn Shop Guy 2
David Koechner as Frightened Dad

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District 9

This film is well....wierd at best but I watched it from start to finish.  After you stop laughing at the prawn aliens and once the guy gets infected then it's a pretty good story. It wasnt at all what I had expected.  Most of the cast are unknowns to us. So, when aliens land on Earth, global business conglomerate Multi-National United forces them into rigid containment zones where they are compelled to labor, even as MNU commandeers their otherworldly technology for profit. As tensions build between human and non-human races, a rogue agent leads a resistance movement against MNU's ruthless consolidation of power. Neill Blomkamp directs this cinema verité-style sci-fi thriller.

Cast:
Sharlto Copley as Wikus Van De Merwe
Jason Cope as Grey Bradnam
Eugene Khumbanyiwa as Obesandjo
David James as Colonel Koobus Venter
William Allen Young as Dirk Michaels
Louis Minnaar as Piet Smit
Mandla Gaduka as Fundiswa Mhlanga
Vanessa Haywood as Tania Van De Merwe
Robert Hobbs as Ross Pienaar.
Kenneth Nkosi as Thomas
Nathalie Boltt as Sarah Livingstone
Sylvaine Strike as Katrina McKenzie
John Sumner as Les Feldman
Nick Blake as Francois Moraneu
Jed Brophy as James Hope
Vittorio Leonardi as Michael Bloemstein
Johan van Schoor as Nicolaas Van De Merwe
Marian Hooman as Sandra Van De Merwe
Stella Steenkamp as Phyllis Sinderson
Tim Gordon as Clive Henderson
Jonathan Taylor as the Doctor

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Prison Break: The Final Break

I kept thinking this was something on tv I had already seen, but I must have missed it, so I'm real glad I grabbed this film! It was really good and explained a few things we didn't get to know from the last season. Michael Scofield faces his boldest breakout ever when the feds arrest his pregnant wife, Sara To save her, Michael must turn to old enemies. Fates are revealed, secrets told and justice meted out as it all leads up to one final and shocking conclusion.

Cast:
Wentworth Miller as Michael Scofield
Dominic Purcell as Lincoln Burrows
Sarah Wayne Callies as Sara Tancredi
Robert Knepper as Theodore "T-Bag" Bagwell
Robin Tunney as Veronica Donovan
Marshall Allman as Lincoln "L. J." Burrows Jr.
Amaury Nolasco as Fernando Sucre


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Love and Other Disasters

Since the death of Brittany Murphy, I have been going back and watching her films. Which many were really good. This is actually quite cute and easy to follow. Director Alek Keshishian unspools a charming tale that finds a young American attempting to play matchmaker for friends and co-workers -- with mixed results -- while interning at a major British fashion magazine. Problem is, she's so busy hooking up everyone else that she can't see her ideal match right under her nose.

Cast:
Brittany Murphy as Emily 'Jacks' Jackson
Matthew Rhys as Peter Simon
Santiago Cabrera as Paolo Sarmiento
Catherine Tate as Talullah Riggs-Wentworth
Elliot Cowan as James Wildstone
Adam Rayner as Tom / Fantasy David
Jamie Sives as Finlay McMillian
Will Keen as David Williams
Frédéric Anscombre as Sasha Santori
Stephanie Beacham as Felicity Riggs-Wentworth
Daniel Lobé as Freedom
Samantha Bloom as Pandora (as Sam Bloom)
Jamie Honeybourne as Unicorn Gallagher
Robert Chilcott as Art Patron
Dawn French as Therapist
Michael Lerner as Marvin Bernstein
Gwyneth Paltrow as herself playing Jacks (Cameo)
Orlando Bloom as himself playing Paolo (Cameo)  

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The Final Destination

I have seen them all and loved them!  Now i didnt watch it in 3D. But its definately a great continuation of the trilogy. In this one young Nick O'Bannon (Bobby Campo) thinks he's cheated death when he keeps a grisly premonition from becoming reality, saving his friends and himself from being crushed in a catastrophic accident -- but the survivors soon realize that fate has other plans. This fourth installment of the Final Destination franchise, the first film in the series to be lensed in 3-D.

Cast:
Shantel VanSanten as Lori Milligan
Haley Webb as Janet Cunnigham
Nick Zano as Hunt Wynorski
Mykelti Williamson as George Lanter ("The Security Guard")
Andrew Fiscella as Andy Kewzer ("The Mechanic")
Krista Allen as Samantha Lane ("The Mother")
Justin Welborn as Carter Daniels ("The Racist")
Jackson Walker as Jonathan Grove ("The Cowboy")
Stephanie Honore as Nadia Monroy ("The Mechanic's Girlfriend")
Lara Grice as Cynthia Daniels ("The Racist's Wife")
Phil Austin as Edward Lane

 
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Film Locations:
Although shooting was to be done in Vancouver, which was where the previous three films were shot, David R. Ellis convinced the producers to shoot in New Orleans instead to bring business to the city, and because the budget was already large. The opening crash sequence at "McKinley Speedway" was filmed at Mobile International Speedway in Irvington, Alabama. Filming began in March 2008 and ended late May in the same year. Reshoots were done in April 2009 at Universal Studios Florida.