Monday, January 25, 2010

Watch Online Hollywood Comedy Musical Movie 2010 Bran Nue Dae Download Free Trailer Review Cast and Crew


Bran Nue Dae English Musical Comedy Drama Movie 2010

Cast And Crew

Cast :
Geoffrey Rush ,Rocky McKenzie ,
Jessica Mauboy ,Missy Higgins ,Ernie Dingo

Director :Rachel Perkins
Writers: Reg Cribb, Rachel Perkins
Producer : Robyn Kershaw and Graeme Isaac
Genre:Comedy | Musical
Country: Australia
Language: English
Runtime: Canada:88 min
Theatrical Release : 1/22/2010

Bran Nue Dae English Plot Summary :

In the Summer of 1965 a young man is filled with the life of the idyllic old pearling port Broome - fishing, hanging out with his mates and his girl. However his mother returns him to the religious mission for further schooling. After being punished for an act of youthful rebellion, he runs away from the mission on a journey that ultimately leads him back home. Watchonline Movie Trailer free Bran Nue Dae English Hollywood Film.The film Directed by Rachel Perkins .



Bran Nue Dae English Film Synopsis:

In this lively musical comedy-drama set in the late 1960s, Willie (Rocky McKenzie) is a sixteen-year-old living in Broome, an Aboriginal community on the western coast of Australia. Willie is an easy-going kid who doesn't ask for much from life beyond enjoying time with his friends and getting a date with Rosie (Jessica Mauboy), a pretty girl who attends the same church.
But Willie's mother thinks he should be following a more responsible path, and convinces him to transfer to a Catholic boarding school for boys in Perth. It doesn't take long for Willie to run afoul of Father Benedictus (Geoffrey Rush), the school's iron-willed headmaster, and Willie runs away. Stranded in Perth, Willie is befriended by Uncle Tadpole (Ernie Dingo), a streetwise character who lived in Broome as a youngster. Uncle Tadpole offers to help Willie get back home, and they hit the highway, hitch-hiking back to Broome and catching rides with a handful of colorful strangers, including Teutonic tourist Slippery (Tom Budge) and flower child Annie (Missy Higgins). But as Willie and Uncle Tadpole make their way across the continent, Father Benedictus is in hot pursuit, determined not to let a truant slip from his grasp. Bran Nue Dae was adapted from the hit stage musical by Jimmy Chi that was a major box office success and multiple award winner in Australia during the early 1990s;the film version received its word premiere at the 2009 Melbourne Film Festival, was it received the Audience Award for Best Film.


Bran Nue Dae Hollywood Movie Reviews:


Bran Nue Day has its heart in the right place it just doesn't quite pull it off! Its basically a musical road movie but its just a bit too silly for my tastes. There are some good elements - it moves along nicely, there are some good performances (Jessica Mauboy for one, Ernie Dingo is OK too), reasonable songs, its bright & paints Australias Broome in an attractive light.
Other parts really could have done with some work though. The Tom Budge character (he plays Missy Higgins hippie boyfriend) is a complete joke & Geoffrey Rushs character is over the top too. Some of the choreography & miming are so bad, characters pop in & out with little relevance & the finale is woeful. With all that it is a pretty reasonable excuse for a mindless popcorn movie, it thats what you are looking for, this is your film
BRAN NUE DAE is an utterly delightful new musical with an Indigenous Australian cast that is a sensational showcase of Aboriginal/Islander talent. Set in Broome in NW West Australia with spectacular natural scenery, BRAN NUE DAE revels in its silliness, sense of fun, community and absolute zinger talent. It is a musical road trip set in 1969 about a funny romantic schoolboy who falls in love and discovers hilarious family truths.
It also clearly shows how photogenic our Aboriginal teens are, and with young-Elvis-like Rocky Mackenzie as Willie in a screen debut with gorgeous Jessica Mauboy as the focus,



we are swept along for raucous dusty fun. It will appeal to cinema audiences as PRISCILLA did in revealing the beauty of Australian deserts and with top stars Geoffrey Rush and Magda Szubanski as key white talent in showstopper roles,the film has the broadest possible appeal. The songs are memorable and the imagery truly beautiful. BRAN NUE DAE is a tad edited down and short at 88 minutes, but that only means I wanted more.
It is by turns hilarious, poignant and always visually stunning whether it be the faces or the landscape. If this is that start to a new decade in Oz film making, then I want more. No more dumb desert murder films. Lets go for fun and happiness and music music music. Ernie Dingo plays it like Uncle Remus and scores the best laughs.




Watch Online Hollywood Romantic Drama Movie 2010 Blue Valentine Download Free Trailer Review Cast and Crew


Blue Valentine Hollywood Romantic Drama Movie 2010

Cast And Crew

Cast :
Ryan Gosling ,Michelle Williams,Mike Vogel,John Doman,
Ben Shenkman,Maryann Plunkett,Faith Wladyka,Samii Ryan,
Eileen Rosen,Dan Van Wert,Tamara Torres

Director: Derek Cianfrance
Writers: Derek Cianfrance ,Joey Curtis
Producer : Doug Dey,Carrie Fix,Lynette Howell
Genre: Drama | Romance
Release Date: 2010 (USA
Runtime: 120 min
Country:USA
Language:English


Blue Valentine English Plot Summary :

The film centers on a contempo married couple, charting their evolution over a span of years by cross-cutting between time periods, Watch online Movie Trailer free Blue Valentine English Hollywood Film.The film Directed by Derek Cianfrance.



Blue Valentine Hollywood Movie Synopsis:


Ryan Gosling and Michelle Williams have announced that they will star in the new indie movie, Blue Valentine. The plot is about “a couple whose relationship is jeopardized when they find themselves in different places in their lives. As their relationship hits the rocks, they recall better days.” Pretty vague plot line, but the lead actors are enough to keep interest. Mike Vogel, John Doman and Maryann Plunkett have also been announced to finish out the cast.
Incentive Filmed Entertainment finances blue Valentine. Silverwood Films’ Lynette Howell and Hunting Lane Films’ Jamie Patricof and Alex Orlovsky are the producers – they also worked with Gosling on “Half Nelson.” Incentive formed one year ago to produce and finance films under $15 million. Hyde Park Intl. is selling international territories at the Cannes Film Festival.
If my gut is right, Blue Valentine will be the big indie film of 2010. Perhaps they will have an onscreen chemistry like Ryan and Rachel McAdams had in the notebook. Relive that video below.



Blue Valentine is an intimate, shattering portrait of a disintegrating marriage.
On the far side of a once-passionate romance, Cindy (Michelle Williams) and Dean (Ryan Gosling) are married with a young daughter. Hoping to save their marriage, they steal away to a theme hotel. We then encounter them years earlier, when they met and fell in love—full of life and hope.
Moving fluidly between these two time periods, Blue Valentine unfolds like a cinematic duet whose refrain asks, where did their love go? Framingthe film as a mystery whose answer lies scattered in time (and in character), filmmaker Derek Cianfrance constructs an elegant set of dualities: past and present, youth and adulthood, vitality and entropy.
The rigor of his process is visible throughout the film. Eliminating artificial devices, he has only the truth of the characters to work with. Because Gosling and Williams bring amazing intensity and emotional honesty to their roles, the experience of connecting to these two souls becomes truly moving.


Blue Valentine English Film News :

Ryan Gosling stays incognito under a hoodie as he shoots his new movie Blue Valentine in the East Village neighnborhood of New York City on Friday (May 1).
The 28-year-old Canadian actor filmed a scene where he is working as a mover for the company Steinway Moving & Storage. Blue Valentine also stars Michelle Williams. The film centers on a contempo married couple, charting their evolution over a span of years by cross-cutting between time periods.