Julia Roberts Join The Brothers Grimm: Snow White Movie
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There is most delightful news for the Julia Roberts fans who are almost looking for her new arrival instantly. There she joined another upcoming grate dramatic fantasy The Brothers Grimm: Snow White Movie She is a brilliant performer in lots of action,comic and adventurer movies before .there fore she has won lots of fan’s hearts all over the world. So this time she was joined another amazing dramatic fantasy and every one expect Julia also done her job very well in this movie as like her old brilliant hits.
Most popular and also efficient skilled actress Julia Roberts always make more hot news in her every arrival to her fans who almost dying to know about her latest and special gossips as well. She was born 28 October 1967 in Georgia USA. She never dream to be a actress before. in her child age she expect to be a Veterinarian one day. But after her brother arrived to the cinema she also interest about that field well. After few attends she got most experience for making any role in any kind of movie. we can see she has been use her arresting talents in every creation which she has joined.
Julia Roberts premising her talents to make any role with her natural performing skills in this new arrival The Brothers Grimm: Snow White Movie .fans expect this Oscar awards pretty actress will do her best as like her last contributions well. So we can see how she using her amazing skills for this new arrival. Probably she will never disappoint her fans and present another fantastic story very soon. Hope you will never miss this movie which completed by Julia ‘s arresting performances as well.
Fast Furious takes Box Office – April 3-5, 2009
Vin Diesel and “Fast & Furious” raced into the top slot at the box office this week, and I’m not surprised. I loved it, especially the opening scene! Reese Witherspoon is still up there in second place with “Monsters vs. Aliens.”
- Fast & Furious, $70.95M
- Monsters vs. Aliens, $32.60M
- The Haunting in Connecticut, $9.48M
- Knowing, $8.14M
- I Love You, Man, $7.72M
- Adventureland, $5.72M
- Duplicity, $4.17M
- Race to Witch Mountain, $3.21M
- 12 Rounds, $2.26M
- Sunshine Cleaning, $1.80M
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Nicolas Cage’s Knowing takes box office – March 20-22, 2009
Moviegoers went out to see Nicolas Cage save the world this weekend, with “Knowing” coming in at the top slot. Julia Roberts and Clive Owen didn’t fare as well with “Duplicity.” Here’s the scoop from Box Office Mojo:
- Knowing, $24.60M
- I Love You, Man, $17.81M
- Duplicity, $13.96M
- Race to Witch Mountain, $12.78M
- Watchmen, $6.80M
- The Last House on the Left, $5.77M
- Taken, $4.05M
- Slumdog Millionaire, $2.67M
- Tyler Perry’s Madea Goes to Jail, $2.56M
- Coraline, $2.13M
Photo Credit: Vince Valitutti; TM and © 2009 Summit Entertainment, LLC. All Rights Reserved.
Duplicity Review – Julia Roberts and Clive Owen score with sexual chemistry
| Movie: Duplicity * Trailer * | In Theaters: March 20, 2009 |
| Runtime: 125 minutes | Directed by: Tony Gilroy |
| MPAA Rating: PG-13 for language and some sexual content |  Gecko Rating: |
I’ve been excited to see “Duplicity” since I first heard about it. Not only does it pair Julia Roberts and Clive Owen in a movie with lots of snappy banter and intrigue (they did “Closer” together in 2004), but it also teams them with Tony Gilroy.
Gilroy earned a place in my heart with films like “Michael Clayton,” which he wrote and directed, and the “Bourne” movies, for which he wrote the screenplay. He also wrote the screenplay for “State of Play,” the upcoming crime thriller starring Russell Crowe and Ben Affleck.
The trio of Roberts, Owen and Gilroy works, for the most part, and Gilroy wisely plays up the stars’ snappy banter and cat-and-mouse chemistry.
“Duplicity” is all about corporate intrigue, spies and secrets, but it’s more light-hearted than you might think at first glance. Instead of missiles and terrorists, we’re dealing with something more benign, along the lines of body lotion, hair gel and pizza crust.
The story begins with the heads of two companies, played by the great Tom Wilkinson and Paul Giamatti, on an airport tarmac surrounded by their respective staff and entourage. The scene plays in slow-motion, as the two corporate giants fly at each other and eventually end up rolling around on the ground like schoolboys. It sets the scene for the rest of the movie, which while filled with intrigue and a twisty-turny plot, always has a comic air to it.
Clive Owen plays Ray Koval, an ex-MI6 agent who butts heads with an ex-CIA agent named Claire Stenwick (Julia Roberts, with a more world-weary look than in previous films). The two former spies have joined the private sector, working in security for the research and development departments of the companies helmed by Wilkinson and Giamatti. There’s a secret new product being developed by one or the other, and we don’t get to know what it is until later in the film. But it doesn’t much matter, because the product is secondary to the goings on of Koval and Stenwick.
Their history goes back five years and has played across the globe in Dubai, Rome and Cleveland. You have to keep an eye on the screen and read the subtitles telling us just where we are in the couples’ timeline. It’s all about who’s double-crossing whom and when and where, and the film ends differently than you might expect it to end.
While overly long and a little plodding, this movie is worth a look if you’re a fan of the main players or Gilroy or romantic spy movies, in general. For me, it wavered too much between being a romantic spy movie and a dark mystery-thriller such as “Michael Claytons.” I wish it would have been one or the other.
Note to Parents: Rated PG-13, this movie is fine for kids 13 and older. However, the story is complex and twisty, and teens not into this type of genre might lose interest. Sexual content includes lots of innuendoes and sexual banter, as well as several scenes of the main characters in bed together. Language includes “sh*t,” “a**hole” and “swinging d**k.”
Photos: Universal Pictures; Copyright: © 2008 Universal Studios. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Via Image.net.
Julia Roberts, Clive Owen in “Duplicity” Trailer
I’m giddy over the thought of this movie. Julia Roberts is back on the screen – and in a spy thriller with Clive Owen, no less! The film is “Duplicity,” scheduled to hit theaters March 20, 2009. Check out my preview and movie stills here, and watch the trailer below. Are you as (overly) excited about this movie as I am?
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Duplicity (2009) – Can they walk away with 40 million plan
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Robbing or stealing is that sounds good to you for a movie. But in modern arena of film making it get mean a difference. They take it out as a super cool life fashion and today they are screened them as super heroes.
Of course day to day life we get cheated or cheat any with simple manner. But hire in the movie Duplicity (2009) it is about the two person’s one perfect brain master and beautiful stealer meeting at a hotel to stole a valuable product.
They come out with a impressive plan. To be on the separate parties of the two companies who are desperate to get this product and by that getting the source of information they can grab to steel it first. First you reach first you leave it is the method they put on.
Though it based on the steal in many occasion director tries to highlight the interaction between these two and make them fallen love with. Two grate thief can they trust each other. It is the fact we have to play with until the very end.
Wonderful ways of stealing included so interest is their to watch and because of the ever beautiful Julia Roberts and Clive Owen Duplicity (2009) is more and more attractive and powerful.
The passion is their for the adults for sure when Julia around. The story and the game between couple was hilarious and dashing I think. As many technologies not been involved to disturb but the brain traps were mostly included for interest for many. Duplicity (2009) directed by Tony Gilroy. Don’t ever trust on some one you meet around on a team of steal.
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