London Has Fallen new images of Olympus has Fallen sequel

August 1, 2014 by CFY Movie news and reviews

Next years sequel to the highly successful Olympus has Fallen has a few images now floating around the internet.

This new story takes place as the British Prime Minister is killed and all the worlds major leaders are set to attend the funeral. If you have seen the original Olympus then you can pretty much guess what happens next.

London Has Fallen new images of Olympus has Fallen sequel

The movie stars , Gerard Butler, Morgan Freeman, Radha Mitchell

London Has Fallen new images of Olympus has Fallen sequel

Lucy sci-fi movie images, trailer, Scarlett Johansson

July 1, 2014 by CFY Movie news and reviews

Here are a collection of images from the upcoming Sci-Fi thriller Lucy staring Scarlett Johansson and directed by Luc Besson. Her co-star in Morgan Freeman, so those three names are enough to get me to watch the movie, and the trailer looks impressive, take a look.

Lucy sci-fi movie images, trailer, Scarlett Johansson

Lucy – Official International Trailer 2014 [Action Sci-Fi Movie] Scarlett Johansson

May 15, 2014 by CFY Movie news and reviews

Lucy – Official International Trailer 2014 [Action Sci-Fi Movie] Scarlett Johansson

From the trailer this movie looks like it will be pretty high on the cool scale. For some reason it reminds me of the Bourne movies which for me is a very good thing.

Scarlett Johansson, is in it , another good thing, then there is Morgan Freeman, always good to have in any movie.

Lucy – Official International Trailer 2014 [Action Sci-Fi Movie] Scarlett Johansson

A woman, accidentally caught in a dark deal, turns the tables on her captors and transforms into a merciless warrior evolved beyond human logic.

Lucy – Official International Trailer 2014 [Action Sci-Fi Movie] Scarlett Johansson

Scarlett Johansson, Morgan Freeman, Analeigh Tipton

Lucy on IMDB

Island of Lemurs: Madagascar, Review, Trailer

April 6, 2014 by CFY Movie news and reviews

Island of Lemurs Madagascar, Review, Trailer

The trailer for the new documentary Island of Lemurs: Madagascar attempts to tell you all that’s needed to get you to go see it in the nearest iMAX 3D cinema. “A real place you could never imagine. Strange creatures you will never forget.” That’s not false advertising either, and the narrator, Morgan Freeman, is eloquent in his support of the film.

Lemurs is filmed on Madagascar (the fourth largest island in the world) with all its spectacular scenery, to the tune of a soundtrack that incorporates all the appropriate music of this largely undeveloped though vastly over-exploited corner of the planet. Madagascar’s landscapes alone are worth the ticket to see, but the Lemurs are certainly one of the most appealing branches of the animal kingdom, now imperiled by the usual human depredations.

Having explained the arrival of these primates on the island (castaways from Africa) millions of years ago, the film goes on to follow the mission of Dr. Patricia Wright and her team as they study Lemurs in their natural habitat and attempt to save them from extinction. Because of the wide geographical variety, hundreds of different species evolved from those originals; already many of them are extinct.

Island of Lemurs Madagascar, Review, Trailer

As with any documentary relating to wildlife, environmental politics are heavily involved but necessarily left very much in the background: Madagascar’s current government may or may not take more responsibility for its natural resources, but the film serves very well in pointing out the problems and the looming possibility of a complete loss of habitat for lemurs in the wild.

Morgan Freeman, now 76 and as convincing a narrator as he is an actor, said that kids should be watching this kind of programming instead of the usual TV fare; kids especially need to learn the importance of diversity in nature and how the human population is killing it off at a catastrophic rate.

Most intriguing, however, is the wonderful photographic portrayal of these gentle acrobats who sing, dance and fly through the air – just for fun and without any prompting whatsoever – it’s their nature.

Island of Lemurs Madagascar, Review, Trailer

AS for the 40-minute film, kids and adults will love the lemurs; both might cringe a bit at the thought of the entire species being wiped out due mainly to human greed and lack of foresight. Hopefully, as the documentary points out, at least some of them can be saved. Island of Lemurs opens in iMAX theatres this Friday, April 4. Go see it, and take the kids.

Oficial IMAX Site