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In real life things don’t all turn out all prim and rosy either. But aside from the same old “relationship crisis-resolution with witty dialogue” formula being regurgitated yet again, I would have thought that the star studded cast would have been able to bring more spice to their roles and thus to He’s Just Not That Into You. I’m not implying that they’re guilty of sleepwalking through their scenes — Connelly comes through powerfully as she tries to fix her broken marriage, and Aniston has her moments when she is caring for her sick father (Kris Kristofferson) — but the rest are just lifeless stereotypes with nothing more to do than to piss and moan about their state of affairs. Surely there is more to life than that. Additionally, the film tries to encompass entirely too much. Timing in at a whopping 129 minutes, He’s Just Not That Into You tries to cover every aspect of relationships, yet it never really gets its hands around a single one. Had screenwriters, Abby Kohn and Marc Silverstein, focused on a choice few engagement rules from the book, I believe the movie would have flowed much better and the characters would have had a chance to breathe. As it stands, He’s Just Not That Into You is a muddled romantic comedy with big aspirations and poor delivery. If you do find yourself en route to the cinema on Valentine’s Day, you’ll probably be better served seeing the retelling of Friday the 13th . . .

Here is an agreement reached for the deceased Australia movie star Heath Ledger’s $10 million life insurance policy.He had just received an award for the male supporting role and he was the 7th movie star won prize after life.

The confidential settlement was revealed in court documents filed Wednesday in Los Angeles. Ledger’s attorneys are seeking a closed hearing next month to establish a court guardian to represent the actor’s 3-year-old daughter, Matilda Rose, who is the policy’s beneficiary.A coroner ruled Ledger’s death last January was from an accidental prescription drug overdose.

He was a so amazing star in his movies such as The Dark Knight,Brokeback Mountain,I’m Not There and so on.He was such unforgetable for his films in my conputer and I have all his DVD for collection after the death.Just convert DVD to iPod or convert DVD to AAC,that’s brings a lot of fun and memory.

This may be the most hot movie right now.The curious story and the wonderful  act of Brad Pitt are showing us the most spectacular movie at the moment.

Benjamin Button

The director David Fincher always brings us some surprise such as Se7en ,Fight Club, Zodiac and so on.Many fans are feeling in his stories and movies.And The Curious Case of Benjamin Button told us a story from a old woman’s diary.This is Benjamin’s diary ecounts his entire extraordinary life, the primary unusual aspect of which was his aging backwards, being born an old man who was diagnosed with several aged diseases at birth and thus given little chance of survival, but who does survive and gets younger with time.Abandoned by his biological father, after Benjamin’s biological mother died in childbirth, Benjamin was raised by a black woman and caregiver at a seniors home.The old woman’s  grandmother was a resident at that home,so the story began.

This must be the most surprised thing,and recommended to put into you computer or portable device.You can convert DVD to 3GP to mobile and convert DVD to iPod using MP4 format and so on with the digital version.Do you expect the DVD as me?

A gang of young crooks commandeer a shopping mall in order to steal the credit card security codes from all the stores. Only one man stands in their way - “Paul Blart: Mall Cop.”

A good concept’s potential to be a sturdy “Die Hard”-like spoof is blithely cast aside for a never-ending series of predictable jokes about weight and hypoglycemia.

It would be simple to pin the blame on director Steve Carr, but the finger must be pointed at the movie’s star and co-writer, Kevin James, who also served as one of the film’s producers.

I read it on Rottentomatoes.com and rent a DVD from SuperMarket. Then I rip the DVD to mp4 for my iPod. Shareing it with my guy.