‘Ghosts of Girlfriends Past’ Download and Reviews

December 11, 2009 by Paul Wall  
Filed under Comedy, Fantasy, Romance

“Ghosts of Girlfriends Past” Movie Details

Ghosts of Girlfriends Past tagline: You can’t always run from your past
Ghosts of Girlfriends Past - DVD Cover

Ghosts of Girlfriends Past DVD Cover

Actors:
Emma Stone The Ghost of Girlfriends Past
Tina Casciani Vargas Girl 3
Paul Cassell Wedding Guest #1
Kortney Adams Jenny’s Colleague
Leigh Belair 80’s Singles Bar Patron
Patrick Canty Architecht
Albert M. Chan Sam
Jeffrey Corazzini Salesman
Sean Paul Cormier Prom attendant
Roger Dillingham Jr. Cab Driver
Michael Douglas Uncle Wayne
Alexander Fagan Teenager #1
Brian Fernandes Passerby
Robert Forster
David J. Garfield Photographers Assistant
Directors: Mark Waters
IMDB Rating: 5.8/10 out of 11,614 votes

“Ghosts of Girlfriends Past” Movie Review

“Ghosts of Girlfriends Past” Plot Summary

A bachelor is haunted by the ghosts of his past girlfriends at his younger brother’s wedding.

Not a bad movie.

Not a bad movie, but I have to watch it another time. I thinks a second viewing will give me a better opinion. The story is a bit weak but Mat is a good actor and makes the film better. Mike D as uncle Wayne adds much comic relief. We see that Uncle Wayne should have never brought up kids, and this is the thesis which drives the story. I would wait and rent the movie or Video on demand it. The movie is not for kids. I would give Ghosts of girlfriends past a six out of ten. Maybe, I would like the movie on a second viewing. I found the characters a little to sleazy for my liking. There was not very likable character in this film.

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‘The Invention of Lying’ Download and Reviews

November 5, 2009 by Paul Wall  
Filed under Comedy, Fantasy, Romance

“The Invention of Lying” Movie Details

The Invention of Lying tagline: In a world where everyone can only tell the truth… …this guy can lie.
The Invention of Lying - DVD Cover

The Invention of Lying DVD Cover

Actors:
Richard Arum Caveman
Jason Bateman Doctor
Leigh Belair Movie studio tourist
Douglass Bowen Flynn Tourist #1
Peter Brooke Disc Jockey
Louis C.K. Greg
Ken Cheeseman Shouting Man
Willis Chung Talking Head Teen
Jeffrey Corazzini News photographer
Nathan Corddry
Vincent J. Earnshaw Apartment Crowd Photographer
Scott C England Photographer
Kevin Fennessy Lecture Films Exec.
Shawn Fogarty Casino card dealer
Donald Foley Yelling Man
Directors: Ricky Gervais and Matthew Robinson
IMDB Rating: 6.5/10 out of 13,414 votes

“The Invention of Lying” Movie Review

“The Invention of Lying” Plot Summary

A comedy set in a world where no one has ever lied, until a writer seizes the opportunity for personal gain.

Seen before story, but still a funny and sweet story

A fun comedy that shouldn’t be taken too seriously

The story itself is a very classic fairytale of someone who is at the bottom of the social list, but suddenly gets all that he/she wants. It’s seen before and not a very creative storyline; however Ricky Gervais has put in a lot of creativity

Ricky Gervais is perfect in this role, but he’s a little too comfortable in the lovable looser role with deep insights to his surroundings. His three big hits as a main character after The Office has been almost the excact same character: Extras, Ghost Town and The Invention of Lying. He does it perfectly and with a Babel tower of charm, but it would be nice to see him in a different role

All in all, I enjoyed the movie, regardless of it’s flaws. It has a very mellow and calm mood, which works very well.

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‘The Soloist’ Download and Reviews

October 5, 2009 by Paul Wall  
Filed under Biography, Drama, Music

“The Soloist” Movie Details

The Soloist tagline: Life has a mind of its own
The Soloist - DVD Cover

The Soloist DVD Cover

Actors:
Emma Stone The Ghost of Girlfriends Past
Tina Casciani Vargas Girl 3
Paul Cassell Wedding Guest #1
Kortney Adams Jenny’s Colleague
Leigh Belair 80’s Singles Bar Patron
Patrick Canty Architecht
Albert M. Chan Sam
Jeffrey Corazzini Salesman
Sean Paul Cormier Prom attendant
Roger Dillingham Jr. Cab Driver
Michael Douglas Uncle Wayne
Alexander Fagan Teenager #1
Brian Fernandes Passerby
Robert Forster
David J. Garfield Photographers Assistant
Directors: Joe Wright
IMDB Rating: 6.8/10 out of 11,159 votes

“The Soloist” Movie Review

“The Soloist” Plot Summary

A Los Angeles journalist befriends a homeless Julliard-trained musician, while looking for a new article for the paper.

Interesting to know

I am a musician and live in France, where the release date of this movie is scheduled for Sept. 2 2009. I obviously cannot write a review at the present time but have nevertheless read the book

What no one mentions in all of the above comments is that Nathaniel Ayers was originally a Double Bass student at Julliard and NOT a cellist. That instrument– along with the violin, trumpet, and piano, all came about later on. Put any instrument into his hands and he’ll do his best to master it. Having attended Yale university, I did not know him personally, even though we studied with one of the greatest bass teachers in the New York area at that time: Homer Mensch. Recently our paths did finally cross thanks to one of our mutual acquaintances, bassist and composer Joe Russo. Nathan likes to write down the names of his long lost good friends on walls, or any writing surface, and Joe’s name is always there, scribbled amongst his favorites. This was where Steve noticed Joe’s name and Googled him to look up his website. A new and close friendship resulted between them, and the many anecdotes that Joe pulled out of Nathan’s past were worth their weight in gold to Steve, enough to devote the entire chapter 8 of the book to Joe!To me, reading this book made me come to the conclusion that every man has his hour in life, and Nathan’s time had come now. The chances of 2 men, one homeless and one not, being pulled together through the sound of a violin in a rush hour tunnel, were undoubtedly written in the stars. Through articles, a book and now a film on Nathan, Steve helped uplift a poor and abandoned part of society to a rank that it never imagined nor asked for, but morally deserved. We all know that the Internet is indeed capable of connecting and reconnecting people in the present, but only music can magically, throughout time, open the doors that connect all of us to one another.

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‘Paul Blart: Mall Cop’ Download and Reviews

September 12, 2009 by Paul Wall  
Filed under Action, Comedy, Crime

“Paul Blart: Mall Cop” Movie Details

Paul Blart: Mall Cop tagline: Safety never takes a holiday.
Mall Cop - DVD Cover

Paul Blart: Mall Cop DVD Cover

Actors:
Kevin James Paul Blart
Keir O’Donnell Veck Sims
Erick Avari Vijay
Paul Azarian Shopper
Leigh Belair West Orange Police Officer
William Bornkesell Shopper
Patrick Canty Police Recruit
Billy Concha Billy the Drunk
Jeffrey Corazzini Usher in wedding
Richard DeAgazio Mall Maintenance man
Kevin DeCoste Shopper
Vincent J. Earnshaw Mall shopper
Mike Escamilla Blitzen
Brian Fernandes Mall Shopper
Adam Ferrara
Directors: Steve Carr
IMDB Rating: 5.3/10 out of 20,813 votes

“Paul Blart: Mall Cop” Movie Review

“Mall Cop” Plot Summary

When a shopping mall is overtaken by a gang of organized crooks, it’s up to the a mild-mannered security guard to save the day.

Good film comedy!….

I have just seen Paul Blart: Mall Cop this evening, and i thought that it was a good film comedy. It is about a man called Paul Blart who is a family man and a single parent, Paul lives with his daughter, Maya, in New Jersey. He has a job as a security guard in a New Jersey mall. he has tried to apply to become a cop, for years but he always fails the exam because he is overweight. He gets attracted to a mall employee called Amy, His efforts to try to get a date with Amy are hilarious as he must first know how to work mobile phones and text messaging. One day, a gang of criminals put the shopping mall under siege and take hostages. Paul Blart becomes trapped inside, and because of his sense of duty, he refuses to leave. And he attempts to stop the criminals on his own, with very funny results. I found this to be a good comedy film which i would recommend to people of all ages as it is rated PG so it is suitable for everyone to watch.

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