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Post hurricane Katrina New Orleans- a place seething with extreme violence fueled by a crime wave gone out of control. Brutal Mexican drug lord Santiago Rodriguez busts out of jail with the help of his uncle, the head of Catalina Cartel. But his ”Get Out Of Jail” card is not free. Its price is $15 million - the money his then girlfriend Maria hid after he was arrested by reckless police detective Travis Roundtree- and it won’t be easy getting it back. Santiago’s got two big problems:Maria now hates him and she is the only one who knows where the loot is stashed. There is also the legendary Thorn, a vicius hit man plotting revenge for the death of his niece. But Travis has it even worse he begins falling for Maria after being ordered to tack down Santiago at all costs.

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With the exception perhaps of Alfred Hitchcock's 'Psycho', 'Silence of the Lambs' - in which FBI agent Clarice Starling (Jodie Foster) must consult psychotic psychiatrist Hannibal ('the Cannibal') Lecter from his maximum security cell in her pursuit of another serial killer - is the most popular and most famous psycho-thriller ever put on screen, and has transformed Anthony Hopkins, who plays Lecter, into a Hollywood mainplayer, a knight of the realm, and a spokesperson for Barclays Bank (which apparently sees no irony in being associated with a ruthless, arrogant maneater). This is not to say that the film was without flaws. So intense and mesmerising were the scenes between Starling and Lecter - essentially a subplot in the film - that the main plot, when it came, was little more than a limp, forgettable appendage.
In the sequel, 'Hannibal', Sir Anthony reprised his role with gusto, although Foster had lost her appetite for the affair and was replaced by Julianne Moore. The film had its tasty bits, but it quickly became clear that Lecter is a far more compelling character when he wields his malign influence from behind bars - once unconfined, he seemed as much of a ham as the trained killer pigs that pursue him in the film.
'Silence of the Lambs' and 'Hannibal' were screen adaptations of the second and third novels in Thomas Harris' Hannibal trilogy - and in the wake of their box-office success, Hollywood has decided to exercise the prequel option by going back to the first novel in the trilogy, 'Red Dragon'. In a way, this film represents all of the good things about its predecessors, with none of the bad. In a brief prologue, we see how Lecter (Anthony Hopkins again) was first outwitted and apprehended by Special Agent Will Graham (Edward Norton). Some time later, Graham has recovered from his injuries and retired to live with his wife and son, but is persuaded to take 'one last case', involving a serial killer dubbed 'the Toothfairy' who carries out ritualistic slaughters of families every full moon. At an impasse, Graham is forced to consult Lecter behind bars, just like Starling did before (or, technically, after) him. Again we are treated to magnetic scenes involving mind games and manipulation, only this time with the added bonus that Lecter bears a genuine grudge against his interlocutor and is out for revenge. Even better, this time the killer is a flesh-and-bones character rather than a grunting cipher, and his storyline is well developed and engaging in its own right.
Director Brett Ratner has assembled an impressive cast, including Ralph Fiennes, Harvey Keitel, Emily Watson, and Philip Seymour Hoffman. There are enough canny references to the 'previous' two films to keep any fan of the series happy, including the sight of Lecter already making a meal of his hopelessly inadequate nemesis from 'Silence of the Lambs', Dr Chiltern (again played by Anthony Heald). In a way, however, this is precisely the film's problem: like so many sequels, it is burdened by its own history. Too many of its scenes are second takes (albeit improved ones) of elements that are all too familiar from the other films. Besides, 'Red Dragon' is itself in effect a remake of Michael Mann's much overlooked 'Manhunter' (1986), which, despite all its cloying, 'Miami Vice'-style slickness, is still sufficiently similar to Ratner's film to make you wonder why Ratner has bothered. 'Red Dragon' is good - in fact, probably much better than all its predecessors - I only wish that it had been the first, rather than the last, in the series.

Звездный десант 3: Мародер / Starship Troopers 3: Marauder (2008/ENG/DVDRip)

Colonel Johnny Rico (Casper Van Dien) finds himself battling bugs, new and old, on the Federation frontier planet known as Roku San.

Off-duty, Rico and his old friend Dix Hauser (Boris Kodjoe) get into a bar-fight with farmers protesting the war. During the fight, Rico strikes Dix to stop him from shooting one of the farmers. Dix arrests him but the base is attacked by Arachnids and Rico is needed for its defense. When Roku San falls, Rico is blamed by the Federal Media and set for execution for insubordination and striking a superior officer. But the Federation has other plans for him. Captain Lola Beck (Jolene Blalock) is marooned on a classified planet known as Planet OM-1 with Sky Marshall Anoke (Stephen Hogan).

Rico must lead the Marauders, an elite team of troopers, on a rescue mission, using the Federation's new battle-suits. Rico and the Marauders defeat the Arachnids on OM-1, and save their fellow soldiers from death at the hands of a treasonous element operating within Federation itself. OM-1 is discovered to be the home of the Bug Hive, the Arachnid's ruling body, and is destroyed by a "Q-Bomb." Rico is subsequently promoted to general, and given permanent command of the Marauder program

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Ами - обычная японская школьница, пытающаяся вести обычную жизнь. Её мир рушится, когда её брата и его друга убивают. Ища главного виновника убийства, девушка выходит на злобную семью ниндзя. Пытаясь отомстить, она находит себя, но без левой руки. Храбро сражаясь, Ами спасается бегством и находит убежище у двух друзей-механиков. Они помогают ей, снабжая мощным пулемётом вместо левой руки. Найдя родственную душу в лице матери убитого друга брата, они вместе встают на путь восстановления справедливости!

Bringing Out the Dead online
The movie is centered on paramedic Frank Pierce (Cage). It takes place over the course of three days as Pierce works three separate shifts with three different partners (Goodman, Rhames, and Sizemore characters). Each of these characters are very different people and thus each shift is a very different experience for Pierce. For example, Rhames's character is a born again Christian, a subject which arises on several occasions during their time together.
Pierce is burned out and somewhat unstable from too many years on the job. He works several long shifts in a row and behaves erratically. He has visions of a young girl named Rose who died of a severe asthma attack while under his care. The most vivid of these happens after Pierce takes some unknown pills that a drug dealer offers him and starts having frightening hallucinations which are also frightening to Sizemore, which is no mean feat in itself, and therefore one of the more humorous scenes of the film. He also starts feeling close to Mary Burke (Arquette), the daughter of a heart attack victim.

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At the beginning of the series, Richard Sharpe (Sean Bean) is a sergeant in the British 95th Rifles serving in Portugal in 1809. When he singlehandedly saves the life of General Sir Arthur Wellesley (David Troughton in the first two films, then Hugh Fraser) from a group of French cavalrymen, Wellesley gives Sharpe a battlefield commission, promoting him to lieutenant. Sharpe is placed in charge of a detachment of the 95th Rifles - a group of elite riflemen ("chosen men"), among them Sergeant Patrick Harper (Daragh O'Malley), who eventually becomes his best friend.
Wellesley and his various spymasters, first Major Michael Hogan (Brian Cox), followed by Major Nairn (Michael Byrne), Major Mungo Monroe (Hugh Ross) and later Major General Ross (James Laurenson), find Sharpe to be an extremely capable and cunning officer and give him progressively more important tasks. Despite their backing, he has to fight against the strong prejudice of aristocrats (who often owe their army positions to money and social connections rather than military skill) against an uncouth commoner raised from the ranks. He makes a number of dangerous enemies, such as French Major Pierre Ducos (FЁ¦odor Atkine) and Colonel Sir Henry Simmerson (Michael Cochrane), and encounters one from his prior service in India, Sergeant Obadiah Hakeswill (Pete Postlethwaite). However, Sharpe's successes gain him steady promotion. By the end of the Napoleonic Wars, at the Battle of Waterloo, he is Lieutenant-Colonel Sharpe.
Along the way, Sharpe has a number of romances. During the course of the series, he marries first the Spanish guerrilla leader Teresa Moreno (Assumpta Serna), with whom he has a daughter, and then Jane Gibbons (Abigail Cruttenden).

Dark Angel (2000) online
In a future of political, economic and moral collapse, a genetically enhanced superhuman prototype named Max escapes from military confines and dwells amidst the decadent underground street life of *Seattle* to avoid government agents who want to bring her back into the fold. Searching for others of her kind who were scattered in the aftermath of her escape, Max encounters Logan, an idealistic cyber-journalist battling repression and corruption in post-apocalypse America. Eventually, Logan calls her to the highest part of her being and Max becomes his samurai as the pair takes on the ruthless power-brokers of the new millennium. Max and Logan's odyssey leads them closer to the secret of her past, deepening and complicating their relationship in the process.

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After fifteen years' service, Henri Boulanger is made redundant from his job. Shocked, he attempts suicide, but can't go through with it, so he hires a contract killer in a seedy bar to murder him at some unspecified time in the future. But almost immediately he meets and falls in love with Margaret, a flower-seller, which makes Henri realise that his life has some meaning after all. But when he goes back to the bar to cancel the contract, he finds it has been demolished - and there's no way he can get in touch with the killer

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I just couldn’t write an article about DC television shows without including the campy version of the speedster in the early nineties. Many will complain about John Wesley Shipp as Barry Allen aka the Flash, but I liked him. Amanda Pays was an additional bonus, who I had held a crush for since her earlier days on the equally short lived “Max Headroom”. Although he was just as silly as the “Lois & Clark” villains would eventually be, I can’t help but mention Mark Hamil’s two episode stint as The Trickster, a role that set Hamil up perfectly to become the voice of the Joker in the animated world.
The show suffered from the same budgetary constraints as the other shows I’ve talked about so far, with the added problem of being about a super hero that just wasn’t as popular as Batman or Superman. The Flash himself was well known, but he didn’t have anywhere near the rogues gallery, making familiarity with the Central City character a problem. Add on top of that the running gag of two befuddled police officers who constantly argued about the existence of The Flash and you have weak script idea after weak script idea. The show managed to survive an entire season (more than it’s “Birds of Prey” successor) most likely due to its Danny Elfman theme song, playing on audience familiarity with the Batman theme of the time.

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Five years ago, Christine went after the baby she gave up for adoption, claiming he'd been stolen, and wound up killing Alex Williams' wife and the baby the Williams' had adopted. Now, Alex has remarried to a woman with a young son and when Christine escapes from a mental institution, she heads straight for Alex, looking for revenge.
A woman (Walker) who is mentally ill, had a baby years ago. Her family feeling that it would be in the child's best interest, decided to give it up for adoption. Feeling that her baby had been taken from her, she sought the people who adopted her baby to get it back. When the husband (McCloskey) came home, he found his wife and the baby dead, and the woman clutching her dead baby. She would be sent to a mental hospital. A few years later, she escapes, and all she can think of is getting her baby back. The man who adopted her baby has since remarried a single mother (Francis), and still lives in the same house. When she gets there, she assumes that her son, is her baby. So she gets a job at her coffee shop waiting for an opprtunity, while her husband, upon learning of her escape, is dreading what is she going to do, cause in her mind he stole her baby

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Hours after being paroled from prison, Danny Ocean (Clooney) begins choosing a specialized team of eleven heist men to rob the central, underground, high-tech vault shared by three Las Vegas casinos: the Bellagio, The Mirage and the MGM Grand. They plan to commit the robbery during the much-anticipated Lennox Lewis versus Wladimir Klitschko boxing match. Since, in the film, the Nevada Gaming Commission (NGC) requires that casinos have money on hand for every chip being played, they estimate that during such a high-profile match, the vault should contain in excess of $150 million. The owner of the three casinos, Terry Benedict (Garcia), is the lover of Danny's ex-wife, Tess Ocean (Roberts). As the plot unfolds, it becomes apparent that one purpose of the heist is for Danny to win Tess back. The plan is financed by a wealthy former casino owner (and Benedict rival) Reuben Tishkoff (Gould).
The elaborate heist involves a number of interlocked distractions, cons and impostors. The Malloy twins, posing as hotel personnel, take a cart containing the "Amazing Yen," a Chinese acrobat and contortionist, who will infiltrate the vault room. Because accessing the vault requires thumb print identification, the two approach the security area and argue loudly about a swipe card; to silence them, another security guard offers to take the cart "of Benedict's money" in for them.
The security access codes, updated twice daily, are carried on Benedict's person. Linus (Damon), a skilled pickpocket, presents himself as a member of the NGC tracking down a blackjack dealer who is a felon (a plant named Frank Catton (Mac)), enabling Linus to get inside security, escorted by Benedict. A staged scuffle between Frank and Linus enables Linus to lift the codes. Frank is immediately fired, thus avoiding any future suspicion about his failure to appear at work after the robbery. Linus stays behind in security, saying he forgot his pager, as Benedict hurries off to the boxing match.
Saul Bloom (Reiner) poses as a mysterious Eastern European businessman who convinces Benedict to store some jewels in the vault for him. While overseeing the transfer, Saul stages a heart attack to distract the guards. Rusty (Pitt) and the Malloy twins, posing as medical personnel, pretend to attempt to revive him. While security is preoccupied with a "dying" Saul, Livingston overrides the security cameras with pre-recorded security footage of empty hallways and elevators, masking Linus's entry into an elevator shaft and all subsequent activity of the gang. Rusty pronounces Saul dead and he and the "EMTs" transport Saul's body out of the casino. En route, he signals Basher Tarr (Cheadle), a master of explosives, to detonate a fictional pinch to briefly shut off the power to the city. This allows Linus and Danny to rappel down the elevator shaft into the hallway outside the vault moments before the backup generators reactivate the laser sensors.
Danny and Linus, outside the vault, disable the two guards with a gas grenade. Yen, now in the vault, flips over the roving floor sensors (positioning himself near the door) and plants Saul's "jewels" (actually explosive charges) against the door's hinges. Danny plants detonators on the corresponding locations outside the vault and detonates them; the door is blown off its hinges. But not before a delay in which Yen gets his hand trapped in the hinges and the bomb fails to go off after the inital attempt to detonate.
Rusty (now back in the casino) calls Benedict on a cell phone (that Danny had planted on Tess), telling Benedict that he is being robbed of "around $160 million" — an amount that Benedict confirms. The video feed suddenly changes to that of a robbery taking place. Rusty states they will only be packing up around half of it, with the other half to remain booby trapped in the vault. Rusty demands that Benedict’s men load up half the money in a white van that will pull up in the valet station, or they will blow up both halves of the money. Benedict complies, but has his men follow the van and calls 911. A SWAT team arrives, and as they enter the vault area, they ask to have power shut off. Benedict agrees, and a sound of a firefight is heard through the radio, as well as an explosion. The power is switched on, and the SWAT team informs him the money has been blown up. Meanwhile, Benedict’s men manage to take the van, only to find that is being remotely operated (by Virgil Malloy) and that there is no money in the bags. Benedict heads down to the vault, where he tells the SWAT team to leave after seeing that the money there had been replaced with flyers, which had been blown up. It is then revealed that Ocean’s 11 had in fact gotten out with the money after all. When Benedict had called 911, Livingston had overridden it and answered pretending to be emergency response. The SWAT team was actually composed of the team members in disguise; while they were “infiltrating” the vault and had the power cut, they had instead been helping put the money in the bags and imitated the sounds of a firefight. The video of Danny, Yen, and Linus robbing the vault had in fact been previously recorded, as the team had constructed a duplicate of the vault. The crew, disguised as the SWAT team, then simply carried all $160 million out of the vault. Benedict realizes, too late, that the video of the robbery was staged when he notices the lack of the recently-installed Bellagio insignia on the floor in the surveillance video.
Danny (returning through the ceiling to a security room Benedict was holding him in) offers Benedict bogus assistance in recovering the money if Benedict will give up Tess; Benedict agrees. The group arranges for Tess to see a surveillance video of this. Disgusted, Tess leaves Benedict.
After the robbery, Danny is arrested for a parole violation and sent to prison for three to six months. On his release, he is met outside of the prison by Rusty, who has brought Tess in his car. They drive off, aware that Benedict's guards are following them

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Wealthy, brilliant, and meticulous Ted Crawford, a structural engineer in Los Angeles, shoots his wife and entraps her lover. He signs a confession; at the arraignment, he asserts his rights to represent himself and asks the court to move immediately to trial. The prosecutor is Willy Beachum, a hotshot who's soon to join a fancy civil-law firm, told by everyone it's an open and shut case. Crawford sees Beachum's weakness, the hairline fracture of his character: Willy's a winner. The engineer sets in motion a clockwork crime with all the objects moving in ways he predicts.

Ted Crawford shoots his unfaithful wife, confesses to the police - orally and in writing - but then pleads not guilty and opts to defend himself in court. The young DA assigned to the case, Willy Beachum, has had a successful career with a 97% conviction rate. Beachum however is actually on his way to a lucrative position in a big private law firm, but his desire to win keeps him on the case. What ensues is a battle of wits between the two as Crawford systematically destroys his opponents case.

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Medical supply warehouse foreman Frank (James Karen) informs his new protege, Freddy (Thom Matthews) that Night of the Living Dead was a true story, based on events that occurred when a gas (2-4-5 Trioxin) was released into the morgue in the basement of a VFW hospital. As a matter of fact, the warehouse was the inadvertent recipient of several canisters, one of them containing a corpse - nicknamed "Tarman" (Allan Trautman) due to his rotten appearance - sealed inside. Due to the canister's less than stellar durability, a light tap causes it to burst open, releasing Trioxin. The gas leaks out of control, which poisons Frank and Freddy and releases "Tarman" from his imprisonment within the tank. Frank and Freddy awaken to discover that various body parts (and bodies) in the warehouse are now alive, as well as the cadaver locked in the freezer, several disembodied limbs and even a dissected dog. Unaware that they are slowly turning into zombies due to the effects of the gas, Frank and Freddy enlist the help of the warehouse owner, Burt (Clu Gulager), and his mortician friend, Ernie (Don Calfa), to cremate the cadaver and body parts. Unfortunately, the resulting smoke carries the evaporated trioxin with it... which then mixes with an overhead raincloud... whose rain contaminated with trioxin falls on a nearby cemetery... which results in the reanimation of the buried corpses!

The zombies differ in this movie, in that they are fast, strong and intelligent as they were in their previous life, and can form words even when they are merely very degraded bodies. Instead of hunting humans for their flesh, they hunt for the humans' brains, stating that only the taste of the endorphins contained inside