Shrek the Third - Animation, Movie - Trailer

Plot: Shrek the Third has Shrek and Fiona watching over their kingdom of Far Far Away, now that King Harold is a frog prince. The new royal couple has some difficulty fitting into their robes, as well as adjusting to the etiquette and hygiene expected of monarchs. Shrek and Fiona determine that if they can find a suitable heir to the throne of Far Far Away and bring him back, they can leave their current lifestyles behind and return to their swamp. The most promising candidate for this position is Fiona's younger cousin, Arthur (Artie), who proves to be much more of a problem than Shrek, Donkey, and Puss had bargained for.

Meanwhile, Fiona recruits four of her closest friends, that is, Snow White, Sleeping Beauty, Rapunzel, and Cinderella to hold off a coup d'etat led by Prince Charming, who is accompanied by Captain Hook, a Cyclops, Rumpelstiltskin, Mabel the Ugly Stepsister, and Little Red Riding Hood.

Directors: Chris Miller, Raman Hui (co-director)

Producer: Jeffrey Katzenberg

Written by Jeffery Price, Peter S. Seaman



Starring: Mike Myers, Cameron Diaz, Eddie Murphy, Antonio Banderas, Julie Andrews, John Cleese, Rupert Everett, Justin Timberlake, Regis Philbin, Eric Idle


Music by Harry Gregson-Williams

Release date: May 18, 2007 (US), June 29, 2007 (UK)

Film, Movie - Black Snake Moan + Trailer

Plot: When Rae, a wild child (and former victim of sexual abuse) wakes up after a night of partying, she finds herself in the home of Lazarus, a former blues player. Rae is attached to a 20-foot chain held by the well-intentioned Lazarus who intends to "cure" her of her nymphomania.

Genres: drama, romance

Starring: Samuel L. Jackson, Christina Ricci, John Cothran Jr., Justin Timberlake, S. Epatha Merkerson

Director: Craig Brewer

Producers: Stephanie Allain, John Singleton

Written by Craig Brewer

Music by Scott Bomar

Editor: Billy Fox

Official Website: http://www.moanmovie.com/

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Film, Movie - Alpha Dog + Trailer

Plot:A drug dealer (Justin Timberlake) and his best friend (Emile Hirsch) party in Los Angeles on the road to becoming two of the country's most wanted criminals.


Genres: crime, drama

Starring: Justin Timberlake, Sharon Stone, Emile Hirsch, Anton Yelchin, Shawn Hatosy, Ben Foster

Director: Nick Cassavetes

Writer: Nick Cassavetes

Release Date Jan. 12, 2007

MPAA Rating R - for pervasive drug use and language, strong violence, sexuality and nudity.

Official site: http://alphadogmovie.com/

User Comment: I got a chance to see a screening of this at Sundance.

This movie sucks you in, seduces you, entrances you, then whacks you over the head with a baseball bat.

It starts off fairly annoying... bunch of pimply-faced white wanna-be's spouting rapid fire ghetto speak with rap music blaring in the background. Eminem would be proud. I thought to myself, "oh no, here we go to one dimensional city...".

But after a while these characters became very likable. These are REAL characters, living a really dangerous life style. The effect is similar in Goodfellas... they're so bad, so annoying, but fascinating, and free in ways ordinary people aren't. They do what they want, when they want and give you a bloody nose if you try and stop them.

There's a mood, an energy, a style that Cassavettes was able to capture and portray that made this film so far removed from any clichéd studio product geared toward teenyboppers. The film feels honest and genuine, and that's the difference.

At a certain point, after all the partying, and boozing and drugging, the film takes a turn for the worse and climaxes into a gut wrenching, horrible tragedy that left me (and the audience) stunned.

Overall it's an extremely well crafted film, definitely worth seeing.

And I almost forgot to mention the biggest surprise of all... Justin Timberlake. Forget what you know, forget N'SYNC, this guy is a real actor. I almost feel strange saying this, but it's true... He was stunning, almost stole the movie; crackled whenever he was on screen. He has all the right ingredients for a stellar acting career; charisma, screen presence, that separates him from the pretty faced phonies clogging the movie screens. Every moment he was on screen he was doing something that worked, and he makes it look easy, the most important trait a great actor has. I'll definitely be watching his acting career very closely from now on.