The Man who cried wolf…

Posted by admin | Web Finds, Web News | Sunday 19 April 2009 2:02 pm

Yet another movie is here! The Wolf Man - Dir Joe Johnston, starring Benicio del Toro, Anthony Hopkins.

Another classic movie remake is set to hot the cinema screens this week - and if you’re brave enough, its a definite must-see. With pure A-list talent and a seamless reworking of the 1941 horror story. The Wolf Man is not far short of the original, timeless classic.

Laurence Talbot (del Toro) leads a lonely existence, never having quite recovered from the death of his mother when he was just a child. When his brother suddenly goes missing and a heartbroken fiancee tracks Laurence heads back to his old village and the surrounding dark and eerie Blackmoor Woods.

Reunited with his estranged father (Hopkins), Laurence soon discovers that a terrifying and strong creature with an unquenchable thrist for blood is killing the villagers. On the hunt to find his missing brother and protect his home village, Laurence finds himself at the teeth of a dark and horrifying destiny.

Blood-curdling howls in the middle of the night, full moons and gore: The Wolf Man is a fantastically scary, pristine remake that captures the essence of a true horror film. Just don’t go alone…

This horrifying movie will be in your nearest theaters soon! So, watch out and be ready! Got to go now ’cause I still have to find a great deal on natural appetite suppressant. As my Mom is asking me to find it for her! Enjoy the movie everyone!

Up for discussion

Posted by admin | Web News, Web Travel | Sunday 22 March 2009 2:51 pm

Art experts are gathering to discuss the future of the Guggenheim Abu Dhabi as development of the striking new art gallery gets underway on Saadiyat Island.

As part of the Emirate Expressions programme, and in partnership with the Tourism Development and Invetsment Company (TDIC), a series of presentations and discussions are taking place in Abu Dhabi to explore the role and aims of the new gallery , which is scheduled to be complete by 2018.

The Guggenheim Abu Dhabi discussions are part of ‘Talking Art’ , a three month series of public programmes in conjunction with Emirati Expressions that invite the public to discuss and contribute to the developement of art institutions and events in the capital.

To date the presentations have included internationally acclaimed contemporary artist Jeff Koons, Anish Kapoor, Mona Hatoum and Cai Guo Qiang. The next presentation wil include a discussion led by artist James Turell.

This was of the latest news here in Abu Dhabi. If your up for discussion on this matter feel free to attend or this Wilmington NC real estate will also do.