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A Most Violent Year

Storyline A Most Violent Year
A thriller set in New York City during the winter of 1981, statistically one of the most violent years in the city's history, and centered on a the lives of an immigrant and his family trying to expand their business and capitalize on opportunities as the rampant violence, decay, and corruption of the day drag them in and threaten to destroy all they have built.

Tagline
The result is never in question. Just the path you take to get there.

Details
Release : 2014-12-31
Genre : Action, Crime, Drama, Thriller
Runtime : 0 Minutes
Company : FilmNation Entertainment, Before the Door Pictures, Washington Square Films

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Stars

Oscar Isaac	as	Abel Morales
Jessica Chastain	as	Anna Morales
Albert Brooks	as	Andrew Walsh
Elyes Gabel	as	Julian
David Oyelowo	as	Lawrence
Alessandro Nivola	as	Peter Forente
Catalina Sandino Moreno	as	Luisa

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The Woman in Black 2: Angel of Death

Storyline The Woman in Black 2: Angel of Death
40 years after the first haunting at Eel Marsh House, a group of children evacuated from WWII London arrive, awakening the house's darkest inhabitant.

Tagline
She Never Left

Details
Release : 2015-01-02
Genre : Drama, Horror, Thriller
Runtime : 90 Minutes
Company : Relativity Media

Video Trailer The Woman in Black 2: Angel of Death

Stars

Helen McCrory	as	Jean Hogg
Jeremy Irvine	as	Harry Burnstow
Phoebe Fox	as	Eve Parkins
Ned Dennehy	as	Old Hermit Jacob
Adrian Rawlins	as	Dr. Rhodes
Leanne Best	as	Woman In Black
Oaklee Pendergast	as	Edward
Leilah de Meza	as	Ruby
Amelia Pidgeon	as	Joyce
Hayley Joanne Bacon	as	Woman at Station
Jorge Leon Martinez	as	Londoner
Richard Banks	as	Londoner
Leigh Dent	as	Train passenger
Jude Wright	as	Tom
Pip Pearce	as	James

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The current War on Terror situation that Pakistan faces.

Movie details Waar

Release : 2013-10-16
Genre : Action, Drama, Thriller
Runtime :
Company : MindWorks Media

Cast

Shaan Shahid	as	Mujtaba
Shamoon Abbasi	as	Ramal
Meesha Shafi	as	Laxmi
Ali Azmat	as	Ejaz Khan

Storyline

Thomas A. Anderson is a man living two lives. By day he is an average computer programmer and by night a malevolent hacker known as Neo, who finds himself targeted by the police when he is contacted by Morpheus, a legendary computer hacker, who reveals the shocking truth about our reality.

Welcome to the Real World.

The Martix is a great example of a movie that will live for ever or a very log time. The story and concept are out of this world. Keanu Reeves plays his role with utter brilliance, the cast was very well put together and the graphics are still to this day amazing. All in all one of the best movies of all time.
Get this: what if all we know as reality was, in fact, virtual reality? Reality itself is a ravaged dystopia run by technocrat Artificial Intelligence where humankind vegetates in billions of gloop-filled tanks - mere battery packs for the machineworld - being fed this late '90s VR (known as The Matrix - you with us here?) through an ugly great cable stuck in the back of our heads. And what if there was a group of quasi-spiritual rebels infiltrating The Matrix with the sole purpose of crashing the ruddy great mainframe and rescuing humans from their unknown purgatory? And, hey, what if Keanu Reeves was their Messiah?What sounds like some web freak's wet dream is, in fact, a dazzlingly nifty slice of sci-fi cool. The Wachowski Brothers (Andy and Larry - last seen dabbling in kinky lesbian noir with the excellent Bound) pulling off something like a million masterstrokes all at once. Taking the imprimatur of the video game, they meld the grungy noir of Blade Runner, the hyperkinetic energies of chopsocky, John Woo hardware and grandiose spiritual overtones into William Gibson's cyberpunk ethos to produce a new aesthetic for the millennium powered to the thudding beat of techno. And it is just incredible fun. The key is the technique of "flo-mo", a process born from Japanese animation, whereby an object in motion is seemingly frozen while the camera miraculously spins around it as if time and gravity are on hold. It grants the action (including some killer kung fu which Reeves and crew spent months perfecting) liberty to take on surreal visual highs. Superhuman feats permissible, of course, in the context of VR as the rebels download Herculean "talents" to fuel their subterfuge. Meanwhile, the audience can only gawp longingly, with its jaws thunking to the cinema floor in unison, as the heroes wrapped in skintight leather, sleek shades and designer cheekbones, spin up walls, leap from high rises and slip through streams of bullets in silken slo-mo. Tron this ain't.Immediately reigniting the moribund cyberpunk genre (the kids can't get enough Stateside), this has thrust Reeves from his imploding career back to Speed highs (and laying to rest the hideous ghost of Johnny Mnemonic) and stolen much more of Star Wars' thunder than was thought humanly possible. For all its loony plot, The Matrix is fabulous.Sure, the expert Fishburne is depended upon to expound the lion's share of the script as seer-like rebel leader Morpheus. Reeves, stunning in his newcast slenderness, as Thomas "Neo" Anderson, the hacker turned hope for all mankind (care of some ill-defined mystical calling) is asked little more than perpetual befuddlement. Like Speed, though, this movie plays on his iconic looks rather than his oak-like emoting. There's a major find, too, in the irresistible Carrie-Anne Moss, a majestically wrought combination of steely no-shit intelligence and rock-chick vivaciousness as fellow tripper Trinity. And Weaving, cast against type, neutralises his Aussie tones to a freaky deadpan, the head of the MiB-styled defence system set against the Goth invaders.And sure, three minutes of post-movie deliberation and all this state-of-the-art cyberdevilry is reduced to the purest gobbledygook. That, though, is not the point. The Matrix is about pure experience; it's been many a moon since the Empire crew have spilled out of a cinema literally buzzing with the sensation of a movie, babbling frenetically with the sheer excitement of discovery.From head to tail, the deliciously inventive Wachowskis (watch them skyrocket) have delivered the syntax for a new kind of movie: technically mind-blowing, style merged perfectly with content and just so damn cool, the usher will have to drag you kicking and screaming back into reality. You can bet your bottom dollar George never saw this phantom menace coming.Verdict - The deliciously inventive Wachowskis have delivered the syntax for a new kind of movie: technically mind-blowing, style merged perfectly with content and just so damn cool.5/5- Ian Nathan, Empire Magazine

Movie details The Matrix

Release : 1999-03-30
Genre : Action, Adventure, Science Fiction, Thriller
Runtime : 136 minutes
Company : Warner Bros. Pictures

Storyline

Dom Cobb, a skilled thief who commits corporate espionage by infiltrating the subconscious of his targets is offered a chance to regain his old life as payment for a task considered to be impossible: "inception", the implantation of another person's idea into a target's subconscious.

Your mind is the scene of the crime.

Movie details Inception

Release : 2010-07-16
Genre : Action, Adventure, Mystery, Science Fiction, Thriller
Runtime : 148 minutes
Company : Warner Bros. Pictures, Syncopy

Cast

Leonardo DiCaprio	as	Cobb
Ken Watanabe	as	Saito
Joseph Gordon-Levitt	as	Arthur
Marion Cotillard	as	Mal
Ellen Page	as	Ariadne
Michael Caine	as	Professor
Tom Hardy	as	Eames
Cillian Murphy	as	Fischer
Tom Berenger	as	Browning
Lukas Haas	as	Nash
Dileep Rao	as	Yusuf
Yuji Okumoto	as	Saito's Attendant
Pete Postlethwaite	as	Maurice Fischer
Tai-Li Lee	as	Tadashi
Claire Geare	as	Phillipa (3 years)
Magnus Nolan	as	James (20 months)
Taylor Geare	as	Phillipa (5 years)
Johnathan Geare	as	James (3 years)
Tohoru Masamune	as	Japanese Security Guard
Earl Cameron	as	Elderly Bald Man
Ryan Hayward	as	Lawyer
Miranda Nolan	as	Flight Attendant
Russ Fega	as	Cab Driver
Tim Kelleher	as	Thin Man
Talulah Riley	as	Blonde
Nicolas Clerc	as	Bridge Sub Con
Coralie Dedykere	as	Bridge Sub Con
Silvie Laguna	as	Bridge Sub Con
Virgile Bramly	as	Bridge Sub Con
Jean-Michel Dagory	as	Bridge Sub Con
Helena Cullinan	as	Penrose Sub Con
Mark Fleischmann	as	Penrose Sub Con
Shelley Lang	as	Penrose Sub Con
Adam Cole	as	Bar Sub Con
Jack Murray	as	Bar Sub Con
Kraig Thornber	as	Bar Sub Con
Angela Nathenson	as	Bar Sub Con
Natasha Beaumont	as	Bar Sub Con
Marc Raducci	as	Lobby Sub Con
Carl Gilliard	as	Lobby Sub Con
Jill Maddrell	as	Lobby Sub Con
Alex Lombard	as	Lobby Sub Con
Nicole Pulliam	as	Lobby Sub Con
Peter Basham	as	Fischer's Jet Captain
Michael Gaston	as	Immigration Officer
Felix Scott	as	Businessman
Andrew Pleavin	as	Businessman
Lisa Reynolds	as	Private Nurse
Jason Tendell	as	Fischer's Driver
Jack Gilroy	as	Old Cobb
Shannon Welles	as	Old Mal
Michael August	as	LAX Passenger (uncredited)
Kenneth Mark Bhan	as	Mombasan Gambler (uncredited)
John Ceallach	as	LAX Passenger (uncredited)
Youlanda Davis	as	Mombasan Cashier (uncredited)
Zachary Christopher Fay	as	Extra (uncredited)
Daniel Girondeaud	as	Bridge Sub Con (uncredited)
Andrew Hoagland	as	Pedestrian (uncredited)
Seong-hwan Jo	as	Japanese Landing Crew (uncredited)
Alonzo F. Jones	as	Mombasan Casino Staff (uncredited)
Mobin Khan	as	Mombasa Casino Cashier (uncredited)
John Lawson	as	Street Person (uncredited)
Jean-Christophe Leger	as	French Student (uncredited)
Natalie Nastulczykova	as	LAX Passenger (uncredited)
Scott Pretty	as	Pedestrian (uncredited)
Benjamin Riley	as	Bridge Sub Con (uncredited)
Norman Saleet	as	Airport Patron (uncredited)
Colin Smith	as	Airport Patron (uncredited)
Affan Tareen	as	Denison (uncredited)

Storyline

Batman raises the stakes in his war on crime. With the help of Lt. Jim Gordon and District Attorney Harvey Dent, Batman sets out to dismantle the remaining criminal organizations that plague the streets. The partnership proves to be effective, but they soon find themselves prey to a reign of chaos unleashed by a rising criminal mastermind known to the terrified citizens of Gotham as the Joker.

Why So Serious?

Movie details The Dark Knight

Release : 2008-07-16
Genre : Action, Crime, Drama, Thriller
Runtime : 152 minutes
Company : Warner Bros. Pictures, Legendary Pictures, DC Comics, Syncopy

Cast

Heath Ledger	as	Joker
Maggie Gyllenhaal	as	Rachel Dawes
Eric Roberts	as	Sal Maroni
James Smith	as	Tommy
Aaron Eckhart	as	Harvey Dent
Gary Oldman	as	James Gordon
Michael Caine	as	Alfred
Monique Gabriela Curnen	as	Det. Anna Ramirez
Ron Dean	as	Det. Michael Wuertz
Cillian Murphy	as	Jonathan Crane / The Scarecrow
Chin Han	as	Lau
Ritchie Coster	as	The Chechen
Anthony Michael Hall	as	Mike Engel
Keith Szarabajka	as	Det. Gerard Stephens
Colin McFarlane	as	Commissioner Gillian B. Loeb
Edison Chen	as	LSI VP
Nestor Carbonell	as	Mayor Anthony Garcia
Michael Jai White	as	Gambol
Morgan Freeman	as	Lucius Fox
Christian Bale	as	Batman
Joshua Harto	as	Reese
Melinda McGraw	as	Barbara Gordon
Nathan Gamble	as	James Gordon, Jr.
Michael Vieau	as	Rossi
Michael Stoyanov	as	Dopey
William Smillie	as	Happy
Danny Goldring	as	Grumpy
Matthew O'Neill	as	Chuckles
William Fichtner	as	Bank Manager
Olumiji Olawumi	as	Drug Dealer
Greg Beam	as	Drug Buyer
Erik Hellman	as	Junkie
Beatrice Rosen	as	Natascha
Vincenzo Nicoli	as	Crime Boss
Nydia Rodriguez Terracina	as	Judge Surrillo
Andy Luther	as	Brian
James Farruggio	as	Man No. 1
Tom McElroy	as	Man No. 2
Will Zahrn	as	Assistant DA
James Fierro	as	Thug at Party
Patrick Leahy	as	Gentleman at Party
Sam Derence	as	Male Guest
Jennifer Knox	as	Female Guest
Patrick Clear	as	Judge Freel
Sarah Jayne Dunn	as	Maroni's Mistress
Charles Venn	as	Gambol's Bodyguard
Winston Ellis	as	Gambol's Bodyguard
David Dastmalchian	as	Joker's Thug
Sophia Hinshelwood	as	Reporter
Keith Kupferer	as	Heckler
Joseph Luis Caballero	as	Cop Heckler
Richard Dillane	as	Acting Commissioner
Daryl Satcher	as	Officer at Intersection
Chris Petschler	as	Convoy Leader
Aidan Feore	as	Fat Thug
Philip Bulcock	as	Murphy
Paul Birchard	as	Cop with Fat Thug
Walter Lewis	as	Medic
Vincent Riotta	as	Cop at 250 52nd St.
Nancy Crane	as	Nurse
K. Todd Freeman	as	Polk
Matt Shallenberger	as	Berg
Michael Andrew Gorman	as	Cop at Hospital
Lanny Lutz	as	Bartender
Peter Defaria	as	Civilian
Matt Rippy	as	First Mate
Andrew Bicknell	as	Prison Ferry Pilot
Ariyon Bakare	as	Guard Commander
Doug Ballard	as	Businessman
Helene Wilson	as	Mother
Tommy Campbell	as	Passenger
Craig Heaney	as	Passenger
Lorna Gayle	as	Passenger
Lisa McAllister	as	Passenger
Peter Brooke	as	Passenger
Joshua Rollins	as	SWAT Sniper
Dale Rivera	as	SWAT Leader
Matthew Leitch	as	Prisoner on Ferry
Tommy Lister	as	Tattooed Prisoner
Thomas Gaitsch	as	Reporter #3
William Armstrong	as	Evans
Adam Kalesperis	as	Honor Guard Man
Tristan Tait	as	Uniform Cop
Bronson Webb	as	Bounty Hunter
David Ajala	as	Bounty Hunter
Gertrude Mosley	as	Fox's Secretary
Jonathan Ryland	as	Passenger Ferry Pilot
James Scales	as	Guardsman
Nigel Carrington	as	Warden
Ian Pirie	as	Corrections Officer
Lateef Lovejoy	as	Prisoner
Grahame Edwards	as	Prisoner
Roger Monk	as	Prisoner
Ronan Summers	as	Prisoner
Wai Wong	as	Hong Kong Detective
Michael Corey Foster	as	Honor Guard Leader
Hannah Gunn	as	Gordon's Daughter
Brandon Lambdin	as	Armored Car SWAT
Jeff Albertson	as	National Guard / Police Officer (uncredited)
Tracy L. Aldaz	as	Emergency Medical Technician (uncredited)
Matthew W. Allen	as	Civilian (uncredited)
Stephen Armourae	as	Ferry Prisoner (uncredited)
Mike Bach	as	Board Room Member (uncredited)
Wayne Baker	as	Loading Dock Supervisor (uncredited)
Martin Ballantyne	as	Joker's Henchman (uncredited)
Tommy Bartlett	as	Maroni's D.A. (uncredited)
Blayne Bennett	as	Inmate (uncredited)
Jon Lee Brody	as	Waiter (uncredited)
Debbi Burns	as	Bank Patron (uncredited)
Maritza Cabrera	as	Party Guest (uncredited)
Shirin Caiola	as	Party Guest with Glass (uncredited)
Laura Chernicky	as	Party Guest (uncredited)
Matt Cho	as	Lau Henchman (uncredited)
Henry Milton Chu	as	Lau Henchman (uncredited)
Kelli Clevenger	as	Paramedic (uncredited)
Bruce Allen Dawson	as	Ferry Prisoner (uncredited)
Danielle Day	as	Bruce's Supermodel Girlfriend #2 (uncredited)
Richard Divizio	as	Chechen Gangster (uncredited)
Tony Domino	as	Press Conference Heckler (uncredited)
Jessica Doyle	as	Hospital Patient (uncredited)
David William James Elliott	as	Extra (uncredited)
Gene Fojtik	as	Pedestrian (uncredited)
Reese Foster	as	Party Guest (uncredited)
Jason Frederick	as	Party Guest (uncredited)
Darren Elliot Fulsher	as	Police Officer (uncredited)
David Fultz	as	Pedestrian (uncredited)
Scott Ganyo	as	EMT (uncredited)
Marisol Giraud	as	Party Guest (uncredited)
Tim Glanfield	as	Hostage (uncredited)
Dan Gossen	as	SWAT Officer (uncredited)
Sharlene Grover	as	Party Guest (uncredited)
Natalie Hallam	as	Ferry Passenger (uncredited)
Alexander Hathaway	as	Prisoner (uncredited)
Jordon Hodges	as	Police Officer (uncredited)
John Hoving	as	Bank Vault Manager (uncredited)
Bill Ibrahim	as	Maroni Gangster (uncredited)
Erron Jay	as	Prisoner (uncredited)
Daniel Jefferson	as	Immigrant Ferry Passenger (uncredited)
Ramses Jimenez	as	National Guard (uncredited)
Will Jones	as	High-Ranking Officer (uncredited)
Bob Kaliebe	as	Police Officer (uncredited)
Nicky Katt	as	Shotgun SWAT (uncredited)
Mark Keiser	as	Businessman / Crime Scene Witness (uncredited)
Charlie Kierscht	as	Party Guest (uncredited)
Thomas Kosik	as	Parade Police Officer (uncredited)
Don Kress	as	Maroni's Henchman (uncredited)
Tim Krueger	as	Assistant D.A. (uncredited)
Michael Kuster	as	Party Guest (uncredited)
Dan Latham	as	Police Sgt. Spellman / Gotham Bomb Squad (uncredited)
Joseph Lazicki	as	Party Guest (uncredited)
David Lesley	as	Detective (uncredited)
Ivan Lovegren	as	Party Guest (uncredited)
Deborah Lynn	as	Party Guest (uncredited)
Jonathan Macchi	as	Party Guest (uncredited)
J.R. Martino	as	Firefighter / Citizen (uncredited)
Joseph Mazurk	as	Bailiff / Parade Policeman (uncredited)
Tom McComas	as	Helicopter SWAT Sniper (uncredited)
Krista McEnany	as	Party Guest (uncredited)
James Mellor	as	Ferry Passanger (uncredited)
Joe Nelson	as	Police Officer (uncredited)
Lynn Noelle	as	Pedestrian (uncredited)
Sal Ozbay	as	Gang Member (uncredited)
Libby Pedersen	as	Party Guest (uncredited)
Ernest Pierce	as	Shotgun SWAT (uncredited)
Rory Plante	as	Evacuating Hospital Patient (uncredited)
Charles Query	as	Businessman (uncredited)
Marc Radz	as	Party Guest (uncredited)
Buster Reeves	as	Joker's Thug #2 (uncredited)
Sara Ritz	as	Ballerina (uncredited)
Peter Rnic	as	Prisoner (uncredited)
Gary Ryder	as	Man on Boulevard (uncredited)
Elisa Schleef	as	Extra (uncredited)
Greg Schweiner	as	Assistant D.A. (uncredited)
Jan Seybold	as	Dent's Secretary (uncredited)
Amit Shah	as	Party Guest (uncredited)
Vivek Shah	as	Middle Eastern Bank Hostage (uncredited)
Michelle Shields	as	Angry Hospital Relative (uncredited)
Sofiya Smirnova	as	Evacuee (uncredited)
John Snowden	as	Detective (uncredited)
Lorea Solabarrieta	as	Secretary (uncredited)
Dwight Sora	as	Mob Lawyer (uncredited)
Bruce Spielbauer	as	High-Ranking Police Official (uncredited)
January Stern	as	Party Guest (uncredited)
Robert Patrick Stern	as	Extra (uncredited)
Robert Stone	as	Dept. of Corrections Resident (uncredited)
Richard Strobel	as	Detective (uncredited)
Chris D. Thomas	as	Courtroom Spectator (uncredited)
John Thurner	as	Party Guest (uncredited)
Tom Townsend	as	Police Officer (uncredited)
Chuen Tsou	as	Lau's Henchman with TV (uncredited)
John Turk	as	Chechen's Bodyguard (uncredited)
John Warman	as	Detective (uncredited)
Mike Whyte	as	Police Officer (uncredited)
Erik A. Williams	as	Party Guest (uncredited)
Chris Wilson	as	Major Crime Unit Detective (uncredited)
Lisa Wolf	as	Businesswoman (uncredited)
Essa Zahir	as	Prisoner on Boat (uncredited)
Kevin Zaideman	as	Party Staff (uncredited)