Confessions of a Shopaholic is a comedy starring Isla Fisher, Hugh Dancy, Joan Cusack, John Goodman, John Lithgow and directed by P. J. Hogan. Rebecca Bloomwood (Isla Fisher) is a young journalist from New York pathological addicted to shopping and spending (shopaholic). Although unable to make ends meet, lost his job at a gardening magazine and home, but manages to write a financial magazine giving advice to save, invest and, ultimately, make the most of the salary. Everything is complicated when she falls for Luke Brandon (Hugh Dancy), who happens to be the director of the company behind the financial publication. When you discover that money is debt, is fired again and offer you work in your favorite fashion magazine.

casts:

Isla Fisher – Rebecca Bloomwood
Hugh Dancy – Marine Josh
Krysten Ritter – Suze Cleath-Stuart
John Goodman – Graham Bloomwood
Joan Cusack – Jane Bloomwood
John Lithgow – Edgar West
Kristin Scott Thomas – Alette Naylor
Leslie Bibb – Alicia Billington
Lynn Redgrave – a veteran of the publishing world
Julie Hagerty – Haley
Nick Cornish – Tarquin
Wendie Malick – Miss Korch

The script was written by Ehren Kruger, who collaborated in the writing of the second film. The film’s story is set three years after the events of the last film. As the Autobots continue to work for the NEST military force, They discover a hidden alien technology in possession of Humans, the which is the fuel cell for the Ark crash landed ship, found by the Apollo 11 to the Moon. After the Autobots go to the Moon to the find the Ark, Decepticon They unveil a plan to enslave humanity in order to save the home planet of the Transformers, Cybertron. Bay has Stated this would be his last installment in the series. Dark of the Moon was shot with 35mm film cameras Both regular and specially developed 3D cameras, with filming locations including Indiana, Washington, DC, Moscow, Florida and Chicago. The visual effects INVOLVED more complex robots the which took longer to render due to the film being released in 3D.

- Shia LaBeouf as Sam Witwicky, the film’s main protagonist and a recent college graduate, who is once again tied to the fate of Earth’s survival.

- Rosie Huntington-Whiteley as Carly Spencer, the film’s deuteragonist, and girlfriend of Sam.

- Josh Duhamel as U.S. Army Lt. Colonel William Lennox, the captain of the classified strike team NEST, an international taskforce battling Decepticons with the Autobots.

- Tyrese Gibson as USAF Chief Robert Epps, former NEST major, who now works at a space shuttle.

- John Turturro as Seymour Simmons, a former agent of the terminated Sector 7 unit, who is now a professional writer.

- Patrick Dempsey as Dylan Gould, a wealthy car collector and employer of Carly Spencer.

- Kevin Dunn as Ron Witwicky, Sam’ father.

- Julie White as Judy Witwicky, Sam’s mother.

- John Malkovich as Bruce Brazos, Sam’s employer and boss at Accureta Systems.

- Frances McDormand as Charlotte Mearing, the Director of National Intelligence.

- Lester Speight as “Hardcore” Eddie, a former member of NEST.

- Alan Tudyk as Dutch, Agent Simmons’ personal assistant.

- Ken Jeong as Jerry “Deep” Wang, a paranoid software programmer at Sam’s work.

- Glenn Morshower as General Morshower, leader of NEST, who communicates with the squad in the Pentagon.

- Buzz Aldrin as Himself (in modern day), one of the two astronauts to explore the crash landed ship.

- Bill O’Reilly appears as himself, interviewing Agent Simmons through his television program The O’Reilly Factor.

- Elya Baskin as Cosmonaut Dimitri, one of the two surviving Russian cosmonauts who gives Sam information on the Moon missions.

Voice actors

- Peter Cullen as Optimus Prime, leader of the Autobots and keeper of the Matrix of Leadership.

- Frank Welker as Shockwave, an emotionless but fierce Decepticon, Barricade, a Decepticon that transforms into a police car, and Soundwave, the Decepticons’ communication officer.

- Leonard Nimoy as Sentinel Prime, Optimus Prime’s predecessor as the leader of the Autobots. He was also a mentor to Optimus.

- Hugo Weaving as Megatron, leader of the Decepticons, who is now badly wounded from the events of Revenge of the Fallen.

- Tom Kenny as Wheelie, former Decepticon drone.

- Reno Wilson as Brains, Wheelie’s sidekick and a former Decepticon drone.

- Charlie Adler as Starscream, Megatron’s second in command.

- Jess Harnell as Ironhide, the Autobots’ cantankerous weapons specialist.

- Robert Foxworth as Ratchet, the Autobots’ medical officer.

- James Remar as Sideswipe, a silver Chevrolet Corvette Stingray Concept.

- Francesco Quinn as Dino, an Autobot Spy who transforms into a red Ferrari 458 Italia.

- George Coe as Que, an Autobot scientist who invents gadgets, equipment, and weapons.

- John DiMaggio as Target/Leadfoot, one of the three Wreckers. He transforms into a Juan Pablo Montoya #42 Target car.

- Ron Bottitta as Amp/Roadbuster, one of the three Wreckers. He transforms into a Dale Earnhardt, Jr. #88 AMP Energy/National Guard car.

- Keith Szarabajka as Laserbeak, a condor-like Decepticon.

- Greg Berg as Igor, a deformed Decepticon.

If you do not know how to spend time together when you have got bored of having candle night dinner or going for plays then opt to go for a romantic movie. Movies are an amalgamation of different emotions. There are the negative thoughts and activities such as despair, humiliation, disparity, neglecting the loved ones, anger, hatred and much more. Yet there are positive feelings of love, care, respect, hope, enthusiasm and lot more. You go through all these feelings and emotions in life and try to relate it with you. When you see a love scene your emotions are aroused while when you come across a negative feeling you realize the fault you make in life and the misunderstandings that occur between the two of you.

To go to a theatre and watch a romantic movie is a good pass time. You can just take theatre popcorn and drink and spend great time together enjoying each others company with the popcorn and drink. You can hold hands and cuddle each other while watching the movie and feel the closeness.

Before you decide to which movie to watch you can just take a glimpse of some movie clips on your television and decide according to your taste. Movie previews help you decide the movie you would love to watch. May be you would like to watch a romantic movie with star cast Julia Roberts or a John Travolta movie. You could also have a taste for an action movie that makes you feel lively and in high spirits. Whatever the type, the idea is to have a lot of fun and enjoyment together. It’s a very good idea to watch a movie on a rainy day. Instead of spending time at home you and your partner could just take out your raincoats and umbrellas and rush to a movie theatre. Watching movie in such conditions fills you with excitement and gives you immense joy.

If you have children you could take them to watch a superman movie at the theatre or even watch it at home and enjoy the movie together. You find extreme pleasure watching your children getting excited on viewing their hero, The Superman. It is thrilling to watch their expressions and reactions on the different scenes. Imagine the whole family watching a sweet movie cuddled together.

So next time when you want complete enjoyment with your partner and children then plan out a movie you would love to watch-that could be your best director movie, your best star cast movie or an adult movie if it is only the two of you. For a high rating movie make sure to buy tickets in advance.

Movies. Cinema. Films. Call it what you want but this mode of entertainment is very popular the world over. The technical definition of movie would be that it is (now) an audio-visual form of communication. It is a sort of art and makes up the motion pictures industry.

Movies have traveled their own evolutionary path before we see them as they are today. The need for entertainment is certainly not a new one. There are records which go back thousands of years mentioning entertainment forms like drama and music which were prevalent in those ages long ago. It was in the 1600s that the first camera was invented. Through the decades and centuries there was of course a lot of technological advancement.

The earliest avatar of the modern moving pictures was in the late 1800s where the concept of film with people and moving images took hold. All the way through to the late 19th century, movies were only a visual medium despite there being several scientists conducting experiments to incorporate sound to these moving images. And of course the concept of color had still not entered the mix. This silent and Black and White movie era threw up not only some classic films but gave rise to stars like Charlie Chaplin. Chaplin’s movies till date are amongst the most popular films in the world.

It was around the 1920s when sound became a component of films. These were distinguished from motion pictures by calling them talking pictures or talkies. The next technological advancement came in the 1960s where color was introduced into the realm of film making. It wouldn’t be too long before Black and White films and Silent films would become an obsolete form of mainstream cinema making. BnW’s and silent films are made even today but it is more for the novelty factor of theirs in most instances.

The most well known type of movies is feature films. Feature films are usually produced by major motion picture studios. There are also independent movies which are usually financed and produced without the backing of a major studio. Often times if an independent movie shows promise, a major studio might decide to take up its distribution thus opening it up to a much larger viewing audience.

While movies are made all over the world, the most famous is Hollywood. Located in Los Angeles, USA, Hollywood primarily produces English language films. There is also the Mumbai-based Indian Film Industry (Bollywood) which makes the maximum number of films every year in the world.

Hollywood is also home to the best known and prestigious awards for the film industry with the annual presentation of the Academy Awards or the Oscars as they are more commonly known.

Lastly it must be said that according to most people and even across this article, the words film and movie are used interchangeably. Technically however, it must be kept in mind that the word Film is usually used to define this medium from a theoretical, technical and artistic perspective whereas the word Movie refers to the commercial or entertainment aspect of it.