Red Movie Poster Online
red movie poster
Red movie poster makes sure that fans of action comedy flicks would stay tuned in for this upcoming flick because Red movie poster makes sure that they will be fully enticed and enthralled by this fine effort of a cinematic expression that had many catchy features in its store. Black and white color combination of poster and the manner in which images of lead stars have been portrayed in it makes sure that it will be a truly enjoyable movie experience to behold with high anticipation.
Star studded cast is another commendable factor in movie because rare opportunity of seeing some of the greatest stars is given much significance in Red movie and that sure is not something that viewers get to see on an everyday basis. Oscar winner and nominee cast of Bruce Willis, Morgan Freeman, John Malkovich and Helen Mirren who have been joined onscreen for the first time allowing viewers to have an incomparable and exciting movie to watch out for nothing less than pure action and sheer comedy to be captured in upcoming flick.
Set to hit theatres on 15th of October Red movie is the directorial of talented movie maker Robert Schwentke who brings an action packed story of retired black ops agents who get together when their former employers send assassins to finish them off.
Red movie John Malkovich Poster
Red movie John Malkovich Poster
Checkout this latest Red poster arrival which portrays John Malkovich as Marvin who is laughing away with machine gun in his hands while he is described as “doesn’t get out much”. By the looks of him he seems to be very much a tough guy yet a good man.
CIA officers are in quite a risky profession and it is not only during duty that they are required to watch their backs but also off duty and even when they are ex-officers. The reason is no matter whether they are bound to the agency or not they still carry along the confidential and sensitive information wherever they go. They are unlikely to get a break ever
The ex CIA officers in Red are Frank (Bruce Willis) Joe (Morgan Freeman) Marvin (John Malkovich) and Victoria and they may call themselves to be retired officers but it seems that their duty isn’t over yet when they become the Agency’s top targets. Having the key tool of work experience their plan is simple stick together as one team and hit the most sensitive spot of the ones who are after them.
But it’s going to be hard work as they have to indulge themselves in an impossible mission to the top secret CIA headquarters to uncover the totally unbelievable and shocking truth behind the government’s history.
Robert Schwentke’s Red will hit the theatres on 15th October 2010.
Film Gecko Five: Top Bird Movies
My friend, Rachel Dickinson, has a wonderful new book out called “Falconer on the Edge: A Man, His Birds, and the Vanishing Landscape of the American West.” Check it out on Amazon.com.
The book tells the story of falconer Steve Chindgren, as well as the fascinating subculture of falconry and the people who participate in it. Rachel also goes into the forces that threaten this ancient sport: mining, gas industries, and agriculture.
Of course, all this has me thinking of movies about birds. Here are five that spring to mind. Tell me YOUR favorite bird movies in the comments below.
1. The Wild Parrots of Telegraph Hill (2003). This award-winning documentary features Mark Bittner, the self appointed caretaker of San Francisco’s flock of wild Cherry-Headed Conures. It tells the story of his journey to preserve the flock and its home. Buy it on Amazon.
2. Ladyhawke (1985). Rutger Hauer plays Captain Etienne Navarre, a man cursed for loving the beautiful Lady Isabeau (Michelle Pfeiffer). The curse: he becomes a wolf by night, while she becomes a hawk by day. Together, with a thief named Philippe Gaston (Matthew Broderick), they must try to overthrow the corrupt Bishop and break the spell. Tops in fantasy tales. Buy it on Amazon.
3. The March of the Penguins (2005). Narrated by Morgan Freeman, this doc takes a keen look into the lives of of the Emperor Penguins. These birds have it rough! But despite their harsh conditions and tragic lives (sitting for months on end with a precious egg between their feet), they continue to miraculously survive. Buy it on Amazon.
4. Birdman of Alcatrez (1962). It’s a prison movie about a bitter convict named Robert Stroud (Burt Lancaster), who nurses a feeble sparrow back to life that he found in the prison yard. There’s no happy ending here, but it’s a fascinating look at a real-life killer who manages to redeem himself through his power to heal birds. Buy it on Amazon.
5. The Birds (1963). Rod Taylor and Tippi Hedren star in this Alfred Hitchcock film about birds … bad birds, birds who terrorize people on an island. One of Hitchcock’s best, this classic is filled with great effects and eerie quiet scenes intermixed with pecking birds. Buy it on Amazon.
