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| Legally Download The Way Back Movie - PRLog (free press release) Posted: 29 Dec 2010 05:15 PM PST PRLog (Press Release) – Dec 29, 2010 – If you want to watch a quality flick, then it can be a very great idea if you are going to download The Way Back movie. This is an upcoming drama film that is directed by Peter Weir and starred by Jim Sturgess, Colin Farrell, Ed Harris, Saoirse Ronan, and Mark Strong. This is actually a story about a group of World War II prisoners who tried to escape from a Stalinist Siberian gulag in 1942. But if you are going to download The Way Back movie, there is a need for you to make sure that you are going to do it legally. This way, you are assured that you will be able to access the film with great ease and comfort. You are assured that you will be able to watch the film without any headache. But the legality of the process will actually depend on the kinds of sites that you are using. As you already know, there are dozens of portals that are proliferating through the internet but not all of them are actually effective. This is why it is really essential for you to be careful when accessing any of these portals. For more details and a preview look here: If you will legally download The Way Back movie, you can expect that the videos are very clear because they have better resolution. This is in contrast with some portals that can only feature pirated or bootlegged clips. These kinds of videos have very poor quality and they certainly cannot provide you with an excellent viewing experience. You can also expect that the portal is very safe to use. You will not encounter numerous errors and virus that are very common in some portals. As you already know, these malicious programs can be very troublesome and they can even damage your hardware. Usually, you will be asked to pay about 10 to 15 dollars per film file and this is really not expensive. As a matter of fact, you can even have an option to subscribe to these databases but you will need to pay a membership fee. If you are going to download The Way Back movie, you should also make sure that you have a very functional player. You need to see to it that it has a large capacity as this film certainly requires a large memory. If you are into epic films, it is really a good idea if you will watch this flick but you have to make sure that you will do it legally. Get your unlimited movie downloads - newly released movies and more for pennies right here: http://www.moviescapitalreviewnow.com This entry passed through the Full-Text RSS service — if this is your content and you're reading it on someone else's site, please read our FAQ page at fivefilters.org/content-only/faq.php |
| South Korean Film Director Makes Movie On IPhone - NPR News Posted: 10 Jan 2011 06:23 AM PST  Enlarge Associated Press South Korean film director Park Chan-wook speaks to the media during a news conference in Seoul, South Korea, Monday, Jan. 10, 2011. Acclaimed film director Park has discovered a new cinematic tool: the iPhone. The director of South Korean movies "Old Boy," "Lady Vengeance" and "Thirst," said Monday that his new fantasy-horror film "Paranmanjang" was shot entirely on Apple Inc.'s iconic smartphone. Associated Press South Korean film director Park Chan-wook speaks to the media during a news conference in Seoul, South Korea, Monday, Jan. 10, 2011. Acclaimed film director Park has discovered a new cinematic tool: the iPhone. The director of South Korean movies "Old Boy," "Lady Vengeance" and "Thirst," said Monday that his new fantasy-horror film "Paranmanjang" was shot entirely on Apple Inc.'s iconic smartphone. SEOUL, South Korea January 10, 2011, 09:26 am ET Acclaimed South Korean film director Park Chan-wook is wielding a new cinematic tool: the iPhone. Park, director of the internationally known "Old Boy," "Lady Vengeance" and "Thirst," said Monday that his new fantasy-horror film "Paranmanjang" was shot entirely on Apple Inc.'s iconic smartphone. "The new technology creates strange effects because it is new and because it is a medium the audience is used to," Park told reporters Monday. "Paranmanjang," which means a "life full of ups and downs" in Korean, is about a man transcending his current and former lives. He catches a woman while fishing in a river in the middle of the night. They both end up entangled in the line and he thinks she is dead. Suddenly, though, she wakes up, strangles him and he passes out. When the woman awakens him, she is wearing his clothing and he hers. She cries and calls him "father." The movie, made on a budget of 150 million won ($133,000), was shot using the iPhone 4 and is slated to open in South Korean theaters on Jan. 27. Park made the 30-minute film with his younger brother Park Chan-kyong, also a director. Park Chan-wook's "Old Boy," a blood-soaked thriller about a man out for revenge after years of inexplicable imprisonment, took second place at the 2004 Cannes Film Festival. His vampire romance "Thirst" shared the third-place award at Cannes in 2009. Park Chan-kyong said that a wide variety of angles and edits were possible because numerous cameras could be used. "There are some good points of making a movie with the iPhone as there are many people around the world who like to play and have fun with them," Park Chan-wook said. Compared to other movie cameras, the iPhone was good "because it is light and small and because anyone can use it," he said. He said the directors attached lenses to their phones and nothing was particularly different from shooting a regular movie. Lee Jung-hyun, who plays the woman, said the film has a bit of everything. Though it is a short film with a running time around 30 minutes it "mixes all elements from horror and fantasy to some humor," she said. This entry passed through the Full-Text RSS service — if this is your content and you're reading it on someone else's site, please read our FAQ page at fivefilters.org/content-only/faq.php |
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