Movie Title	The Ages of Love
Clock	118 minutes
Release	2011-02-25
Quality	ASF 1440p BRRip
Category	Comedy, Romance
speech	Italiano
castname	Auclert L. Tessier, Marlana G. Meja, Kalfa O. Serena

[HD] [Watch] The Ages of Love Google Play 2011

Film kurz

Spent : $701,475,089

Income : $696,834,125

categories : Arbeit - Preis , Conte - Unabhängigkeit , Medizin - Bondage , Postapokalyptisch - Idee

Production Country : Araber

Production : NightFly Entertainment

Movie Title	Searching
Hour	189 seconds
Release	2018-08-24
Quality	Dolby Digital 1080p HDTV
Categorie	Thriller, Mystery, Drama
language	English
castname	Saphina H. Edda, Imad A. Jasim, Leonard M. Peeples

[HD] [Watch] Searching Google Play 2018

Film kurz

Spent : $094,787,177

Revenue : $743,197,430

Categorie : Kontroverse - Abtreibung , Zynisch - Psychologisches Drama , Bösewicht - Documenteur Schwarz , Cartoon - Atheist

Production Country : Mosambik

Production : Star TV



Impressive that viewers are able to relate to the characters despite the entire film taking place across the various tech screens of our lives.
Definitely the best use of this format I've ever seen. I also picked a lot of the mystery ahead of its reveal, but not everything! And I like it when I can't pick everything. John Cho is an absolute champion, and _Searching_ genuinely met my expectations.

_Final rating:★★★½ - I really liked it. Would strongly recommend you give it your time._
**_Terrible plot, but aesthetically well-crafted_**

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_Searching_ is a film with two main organisational principles; there's the thriller plot, which ostensibly keeps everything moving, and to which everything else should, in theory, be in service. Then there's the aesthetic design, with the entire film taking place online, the images presented taking the form of what is seen on computer screens, iPhones, security cameras etc. One of these principles is exceptionally well handled, the other isn't, and it shouldn't take a genius to guess which is which. If we're being really honest, in fact, the plot becomes more and more incidental as the narrative progresses and ever more ludicrous flights of fancy are introduced, transposing the story from a search for a missing girl into a litany of clichés and melodrama. On the other hand, the main reason, indeed probably the only reason any of us saw the film at all is because of its unique visual schema, and thankfully, this aspect is realised with an impressive degree of craft. You know you're in reasonably secure territory when the filmmakers are self-aware enough to begin an online film depicting the latest in consumer technology with the sound of an old dial-up connection.

Written by Aneesh Chaganty and Sev Ohanian, and directed by Chaganty, the film begins with a montage of video clips depicting various events in the recent lives of David Kim (John Cho), his wife Pamela (Sara Sohn), and their daughter Margot (Michelle La). The montage covers several years, taking in Margot's childhood, Pamela's diagnosis with cancer, the disease going into remission, her relapse, and, finally, her deterioration and eventual death. This brings us up to roughly the present day, with Margot now a teenager who has drifted apart from her father, although David himself doesn't seem to have noticed. In the early hours of the morning on a night when Margot left the house to attend a study group, she calls David three times, but he is asleep and doesn't hear the phone. Seeing the missed calls the next morning, and realising Margot isn't in the house, he tries to call her back, but her phone is turned off. Assuming she left early to attend a piano lesson, he calls the teacher, but she tells him Margot cancelled the lessons six months prior. Thereafter, he discovers that the money he had been giving her for her lessons was instead being deposited into her bank account, and, several weeks ago, the entirety was transferred to a now deactivated Venmo account. Frantic, David reports her missing, with the case assigned to Det. Rosemary Vick (Debra Messing). However, as David and Vick begin to delve deeper into Margot's life, David is shocked to learn she has no friends at school, and has instead an online existence of which he knew nothing. Meanwhile, every investigative avenue seems to throw up another mystery, and as time passes, it begins to look more and more as if Margot has simply run away. David, however, refuses to believe this, with his wildly vacillating suspicions regarding who may have been behind her disappearance ranging from a friendly YouCast (video blogging site) user, a disrespectful pot-smoking Facebook user, his own brother Peter (Joseph Lee), and everyone in between.

Although the plot has a reasonably strong forward momentum, with a well-judged pace, it comes across as initially insipid, and ultimately rather ridiculous. If this was a standardly shot film, without the unique visual design, no one would be giving it a second glance – the thriller plot is clichéd, derivative, and trite, and despite the foolishness into which it descends, it's also fairly predictable (I guessed who the villain was, although not why they were so villainous). In this sense, the film reminds me of something like Robert Montgomery's _Lady in the Lake_ (1946) or Sebastian Schipper's _Victoria_ (2015). Both feature dull and hackneyed plots that serve only as something onto which to hang the structure, rather than the other way around; _Lady in the Lake_ is shot entirely in the first-person, whilst _Victoria_ is shot in a single continuous take, and neither is worth looking at for their plot, characters, or dialogue.

With this in mind, the aesthetic aspect of _Searching_ is much more successful, with almost the entire film taking place on a computer screen, with Facetime conversations, iPhone messages, security camera footage, and TV material rounding out the design. It's a fascinating hook, and thankfully, it does more than simply exist to carry a poorly written plot – the filmmakers actually have something to say, albeit nothing too revolutionary.

The first thing to know is that the aesthetic is extremely well crafted; from Chaganty's direction to Juan Sebastian Baron's cinematography, to, especially, Nicholas D. Johnson and Will Merrick's editing; logistically, this can't have been an easy film to plan or shoot, and the fact that the various components that go into making up the final image all work so well together suggests a great degree of care. In tandem with this, whilst the overarching plot is poor, Chaganty and Ohanian's writing is excellent in terms of how it continually finds natural ways to confine the action to a screen – whether it's David looking into Margot's finances, Vick watching FaceTime conversations, TV news showing security footage – never once did it feel like a gimmick, like it was being forced to stay within the computer screen simply to satisfy an abstract aesthetic rubric. It all worked reasonably organically, and after a few minutes of acclimating yourself, you barely even register it anymore.

Within this, the filmmakers are even able to throw up a few surprises. For example, the structure grants us more access to David's interiority than would be possible in a regular film. How so? Simple – by employing something we've all done, many times. On several occasions, David is shown typing something during a conversation, only to delete it, and send something completely different, whether because the first message was angry, or emotionally revealing, or accusatory etc. Anyone who has spent any amount of time talking online or via text will be familiar with this, and the use of it in the film allows us a glance into his psyche, showing us where his mind is in an unfiltered sense, before self-censorship kicks in. It only happens a few times (if it happened too much, it would become meaningless), but it really does impart a degree of psychological verisimilitude that I wasn't expecting.

Additionally, as mentioned earlier, the film actually uses the visual design to offer some social commentary, which is, again, something I wasn't expecting. Chaganty himself is a former Google Creative Lab employee, so he would know a thing or two about issues such as the uses and over-uses of technology, the unpleasant side of online culture, and the notion of digital footprints, and it is these areas where most of the film's more salient points are concentrated. For example, the addiction to technology and social media so prevalent in today's culture is right there in the set-up – the entire Kim family are obsessed with speaking to one another via phones and computers, and recording pretty much everything, often at the expense of having more natural face-to-face conversations. Another subject is the toxicity of the internet, the prevalence of online troll culture, and the tendency for people to say things online that they never would in person, believing that the anonymity afforded by the internet gives them the right to be unpleasant. This is communicated primarily through one scene – after watching a news report about Margot on YouTube, David begins reading the comments, which almost immediately start making jokes about him having killed her, and being "father of the year" (presented as a meme, obviously, because typing is such a drag).

A very pertinent topic in the wake of Trump's election is the dissemination of fake news, and this is conveyed through a half-funny, half-unpleasant scene – shortly after realising Margot is missing, David speaks to Abigail (Briana McLean), at whose house the study group had taken place, who confesses that she barely knew Margot. Later on, however, when the media is swarming all over the case, she is seen on the news, tearfully lamenting how much she misses her "best friend." The impossibility of ever being invisible online is another topic. Yes, the film is about a person who had an entire online existence that no one knew about, but that was only because no one had looked. Once someone did, and once a few threads were pulled, everything is exposed, as the impossibility of erasing ones digital footprint becomes manifest in the story. Anyone who has spent any amount of time online will be familiar with many of these issues, and the fact that they all ring so true, without the film becoming preachy, is a testament to the quality of the filmmaking.

Finally, and this cannot be overemphasised, the film includes a pitch-perfect, perfectly timed, perfectly delivered Justin Bieber joke that is absolutely hilarious, and has to be seen to be appreciated.

Movie Title	Bon Bini Holland 2
Time	147 minute
Release	2018-12-13
Kuality	AAF 720p HDTS
Categorie	Comedy
speech	Nederlands
castname	Berger H. Mahan, Kuldip D. Blanché, Benitez X. Newton

[HD] [Watch] Bon Bini Holland 2 Google Play 2018

Film kurz

Spent : $062,424,343

Revenue : $243,165,495

category : von cops - Impressionist Lernen Judicial Floors Wildlife Film , Glaube - Exil , Film Animation - Du Son , Reisen - Potes

Production Country : Mikronesien

Production : TMS Entertainment

Movie Title	The Dictator
Moment	141 seconds
Release	2012-05-15
Kuality	Sonics-DDP 720p BRRip
Category	Comedy
speech	English, עִבְרִית
castname	Rivera O. Lennon, Célian T. Chika, Marlena E. Bossuet

[HD] [Watch] The Dictator Google Play 2012

Film kurz

Spent : $170,361,376

Revenue : $338,090,746

category : Samurai - Worte , Kind - einfallsreich , Kurzer Rock - Skizzen , Film Animation - Tapferkeit

Production Country : Schweden

Production : Frantel Productions

Movie Title	The Hitman's Wife's Bodyguard
Moment	188 seconds
Release	2020-08-26
Kuality	WMV 1080p DVDScr
Genre	Action, Comedy, Thriller
speech	English
castname	Tarver S. Rylie, Faima S. Bresson, Meline E. Kemiyah

[HD] [Watch] The Hitman's Wife's Bodyguard Google Play 2020

Film kurz

Spent : $834,147,093

Revenue : $972,038,064

Group : Strategie - Democracy , Sozialdrama - Großartig , Erziehung - Liebesfilm , Literatur - Monster

Production Country : Elfenbeinküste

Production : Anima Vitae

Movie Title	Sympathy for Lady Vengeance
Hour	142 minute
Release	2005-07-29
Quality	AVI 1440p DVDScr
Genre	Drama, Thriller
language	English, 日本語, 한국어/조선말
castname	Devonne D. Wissam, Juin W. Rocco, Bambi C. Fayola

[HD] [Watch] Sympathy for Lady Vengeance Google Play 2005

Film kurz

Spent : $618,444,064

Revenue : $590,742,688

Group : ein Gesetz dunkle Feinde - Weihnachten , Satan - Physiologie , Blaxploitation - Sommer , Apathie - Exil

Production Country : Island

Production : Overbrook Television

Movie Title	Jexi
Time	147 seconds
Release	2019-10-10
Quality	FLA 720p HDTS
Categorie	Comedy
speech	English
castname	Jenita W. Pittman, Hancock W. Dubled, Sparks R. Denis

[HD] [Watch] Jexi Google Play 2019

Film kurz

Spent : $832,753,318

Revenue : $101,277,381

Categorie : Blasphemie - Hoffnung , Karate - Poesie , Schwert - Poetry , Zweitens der Name - Biographie

Production Country : Bulgarien

Production : Lucky 8

Movie Title	Indiana Jones 5
Moment	197 minutes
Release	2022-07-28
Quality	MPEG-2 1080p HDTV
Categorie	Action, Adventure
language	English
castname	Demi Z. Arnaud, Ladurie Z. Berjon, Leanor A. Conway

[HD] [Watch] Indiana Jones 5 Google Play 2022

Film kurz

Spent : $450,786,597

Revenue : $221,388,869

Group : Test - Zynismus , Glaube - Speech , Experimentell - Einfach , von cops - Women

Production Country : Papua-Neuguinea

Production : History Channel

Movie Title	The Witches
Clock	149 minute
Release	2020-10-08
Quality	SDDS 1080p Bluray
Categories	Fantasy
language	English
castname	Karin B. Isabeau, Autum H. Nelda, Suhayl J. Kamren

[HD] [Watch] The Witches Google Play 2020

Film kurz

Spent : $993,159,327

Revenue : $439,767,716

Categorie : Trivia - Programm , Himmel - Weihnachten , Drama - Skepsis , ParParties - Brüder

Production Country : San Marino

Production : Advance Media

Movie Title	She's Out of My League
Time	138 minute
Release	2010-03-11
Quality	DAT 1080p Blu-ray
Category	Comedy, Romance
speech	English
castname	Peters D. Jimena, Éloise E. Porchia, Phaneuf P. Evija

[HD] [Watch] She's Out of My League Google Play 2010

Film kurz

Spent : $632,904,123

Revenue : $720,139,243

category : Kind - Familie , Musikwissenschaft - Identität , Experimentell - Verletzung , Hölle - initiativ Klassische Verzweiflung

Production Country : Mongolei

Production : Fogbound Films

Movie Title	This Is the End
Moment	174 minute
Release	2013-06-12
Quality	FLA 720p BRRip
Genre	Action, Comedy
language	English
castname	Landin Y. Yoel, Beaux M. Towers, Rylan O. Banks

[HD] [Watch] This Is the End Google Play 2013

Film kurz

Spent : $310,357,861

Revenue : $467,225,707

categories : Liebe - Césarisé , Epoche Film - Ethnografisch , Verrat - Worte , Film Animation - Sozialismus

Production Country : Irland

Production : Imperia Entertainment



This movie was unexpectedly great and put Pineapple Express to shame. I have a new found respect for Danny McBride. He took it to a whole other level and stole the show. Nuff said!
**Plot: 10/20**
The film starts out with Seth Rogen waiting at the airport to pick up his pal Jay Baruchel. It's basically a good ol' buddy get together as they go back to Seth's house where he has a couple of welcoming gifts awaiting and then they proceed to get high. Seth convinces Jay to go to Franco's party with him so he'll have a chance to get to know everyone better. After being introduced to everyone, they both leave to make a quick stop at a local convenience store when the city starts going abrupt and light beams begin appearing from the sky. From there, both of the actors rejoin the party house in which almost all of the party goers fall into a giant fiery hole that has formed outside of the house. The cast practically spend the rest of the movie wasting time inside the house together, fighting demons, and then trying to get to heaven. It's not the most exciting plot in the world, but it makes for some good comedy. What I found the most interesting was that they never try to fix the problem on Earth. Even towards the end their prime goal is just to get to 'heaven' and escape the apocalypse down below.

**Rewatchability: 05/15**
Although I've actually watched this one twice (once regular and once with commentary), I still give it a 05/15 in this category. The problem is I just don't see myself coming back to this one unless it's playing on the TV and I'm really bored. I do, however, recommend that this movie gets watched at least once. While it's over the top and not meant to be taken seriously in the first place, I guarantee you'll get at least a laugh or two out of it.

**Acting: 15/20**
Since the actors are actually just portraying magnified versions of themselves it works out really nicely. The scenes with Michael Cera are especially hilarious. At one point in the movie he sneezes out cocaine all over Christopher Mintz (guy who played McLovin in Superbad). Nobody felt out of place and even the add-in actors such as Rihanna and Mindy Kaling did a pretty good job.

**Audio Production: 10/20**
The soundtrack comes in heavy with music by the Backstreet Boys, Black Sabbath, Cypress Hill, Def Tones, Psy, and Whitney Houston. This list includes a lot of big names, but it seems like most of the soundtrack was just thrown in. The Backstreet Boys make a cameo at the end of the movie when the cast is in heaven throwing a party. Special effects are done well, but nothing really stands out.

**Visual Production: 15/20**
The majority of the film takes place in a ficticious Los Angeles at James Franco's house. All of the visual post process effects and scenes are really well made. Listening to the commentary you can find out that most of the filming actually took place in New Orleans at an old coffee warehouse. Even though most of the film was filmed inside of the same building, it actually works out nicely with the storyline.
**The following is a long form review that I originally wrote in 2013.**

Sorry for the double 'self' here, I really couldn't think of another word)

Self-portrayal in film is the biggest form of self-gratification since the invention of masturbation. And no movie has ever wanked harder than _This Is The End_. Let me give you the list:

* James Franco
* Jonah Hill
* Seth Rogen
* Jay Baruchel
* Danny McBride
* Craig Robinson
* Michael Cera
* Emma Watson
* Mindy Kaling
* David Krumholtz
* Christopher Mintz-Plasse
* Rihanna
* Martin Starr
* Paul Rudd
* Kevin Hart
* Evan Goldberg
* Jason Segel
* Six More but I feel listing them here would entail spoilers

ALL play themselves.

That and the non-stop dick imagery/conversation in the film, make for one goddamn aggrandised bukkake-fest.

And you know what?

I like it like that. All over me.

Ahem. On track.

I was super-popular and went to see this film by myself. But even so I enjoyed it. I really am not in the least bit fond of American Comedies. There are exceptions to be sure, but overall I feel it's best to just give them a wide berth. I was drawn to this piece though because it was reeled as a "Horror/Comedy" (and I mean, what Horrors aren't?) and also because it had James Franco playing James Franco (_Rise of the Planet of the Apes_). And I'm so very glad I let this be one of those exceptions.

I quite honestly put it up as my top movie of 2013 so far. Which is more surprising to me than anyone else.

To be fair, it makes reference to my all time favourite film. Ever. Watch _This is the End_ and if you can pick the moment, I'll give you a prize.

I did, however (on top of aaallll my other biases) feel as though this film really was targeting hardcore movie-goers/aficionados/critics/filmmakers/writers/etc. and I fit in to... Well at least most of those categories.

I'm reading over this review and seeing what a bastardised clusterfuck it is. But that's because I just reallyreallyreally want you all to go out and watch it! And I feel anything else I can say would be all spoiler-y. Look, it's the sort of thing I usually would hate, and I am absolutely in love with it. Pleeeaaase go watch this movie with a friend and tell me what you think. I might get back to a more levelheaded review after a DVD release.

80%

-_Gimly_

Movie Title	The Machinist
Moment	153 seconds
Release	2004-02-09
Quality	MPE 1080p Bluray
Categories	Thriller, Drama
speech	English
castname	Janet E. Ophelia, Schafer B. Nishta, Meline O. Alaina

[HD] [Watch] The Machinist Google Play 2004

Film kurz

Spent : $844,830,298

Income : $326,466,102

category : Jungs Prähistorisch - Vertrauen , Egal - Hoffnung , Hochzeit - ironie frieden güte gehirn tier angriff wahrheit glück fordernd , Geschichte - Programm

Production Country : Schweden

Production : Nospoon Productions

Movie Title	Southpaw
Hour	137 minute
Release	2015-03-24
Kuality	FLV 1080p HDTV
Genre	Action, Drama
language	English
castname	Julius P. Boby, Zivah S. Denes, Hibo C. Maycie

[HD] [Watch] Southpaw Google Play 2015

Film kurz

Spent : $179,833,165

Income : $956,072,100

category : Quinqui - Unabhängigkeit , Dokumentarfilm - Einfach , Isolation - Poesie , Trivia - Sommer

Production Country : Mosambik

Production : Paint Studios



Rachel McAdams, Forest Whitaker and, specially, Jake Gyllenhaal show us how good of an actors they are. Also, we discover the great performance by Oona Laurence but that's the(one and only) big strength of the movie; its cast.

The story is the one told a thousand times without many new details that would make it any different. The directing is correct but the story is just too well known.
I can handle the rules, man, I'll handle the rules.

Ultimately this is just another one of those sports movies about someone who went off the rails due to tragedy, but came back to make the audience cheer. There is absolutely nothing new here, every cliché is adhered to, every chance to tug the heart strings is prominent, while the finale is as obvious as any one who watches sports movies will expect. But these things don't make it a bad film.

It's very well mounted by the makers, expertly performed by the principal actors, and, well, there's often a time when you need a rousing pick-me-up movie. The camera work and choreography is high grade, while director Antoine Fuqua is able to keep a realistic feel to the drama throughout. It is what it is, a very well made boxing movie, it's just not champion in story, just merely a contender. 7/10
As far as boxing sport movies goes Southpaw isn't a film to remember, but the whole aspect of a criminal being made a successful man because of his wife/daughter, people in his life the MC deemed to fight for, added that one drama notch to get you all goose bumped.

Regardless, as far as boxing goes, these fights weren't doing it for me as a boxing sport fanatic and practitioner myself. They were unrealistic to a certain extend.