Three teenagers take extreme measures to defend against some aggressors in “Drillbit Taylor” comedy. Prolific Judd Apatow offers us again a movie with qualities, but with elements that make it more viewable for grown up public, no way for young children.

Having their first day on highschool, skinny Wade (Nate Hartley) and stumpy Ryan (Troy Gentile), wish just to have a cool allure. But when they are witnesses to scene in which Fikins (Alex Frost), an older student that is capable of doing only bad things, and his partner Ronnie (Josh Peck), his partner in bad deeds, trap the new comer Emmit (David Dorfman) into a locker. Wade and Ryan realize that they are one step closer to disaster. In order that they don’t run all highschool of getting punched, boys have a brilliant idea, they hire an adult bodyguard only for them. The only one available and disposed to take this job is Taylor (Owen Wilson), a homeless veteran that deceives them with his exaggerated stories about army.

Infiltrating in school as “Dr. Illbit”, a substitute teacher, Taylor gets to distribute it’s time between protecting his friends and flirtation with his “colleague”, Lisa (Leslier Mann). Although confident that everything that everything he holds in hand, a coup of coffee makes him appear like a veritable teacher, only a coincidence saves Taylor from being exposed. Steven Brill’s movie underlines evolution of main character from a lazybones to a careful mentor, and the search of his young clients after courage and solidarity. But the dialogue is full of indecent terms, and main story, in which physical private intimacy loses any basic social interaction, is very problematic. Because of these reasons, “Drillbit Taylor” cannot be recommended young people, although they represent target audience in producers plans.

“Drillbit Taylor” contains partial nudity, premarital sexual relations, indecent terms, blasphemy, references related to drugs and pornography. “Drillbit Taylor” is classified by some as being A-III-(for adults) and others classify it as Ap-13- (recommended with parents approval, forbidden for ones under 13)

Having it’s foundations on Mark Millar’s graphic novel and the creator of the russian movie Night Watch series (Timur Bekamambetov). Main story Wanted tells is the transformation of a common guy Wesley Gibson 25 year old Wes (James McAvoy), young man initial characteristics are to be a lazy person with an unknown future. His boss constantly criticizes, his girlfriend ignores most of time and he has no friends. Everything seem to flow very linear into his life, Wes hadn’t another options just to continue this routine day by day.

Our hero will get pumped into action once with Fox’s apparition. After his stepfather is murdered, sexy Fox recruits Wes into a secret society called the Fraternity. This is the place where his life is going to change. He begins training to avenge death of his parent. Training wakes up his hidden powers as ultra fast reflexes, phenomenal agility. All this time he gets to take knowledge about rules of the Fraternity and finally because of his skilled masters he enjoys so much wished powers.

But when he finds more and more about the secret organization, he finds that things aren’t exactly as they might seem to be. He must take a critical decision, a decision that will influence his faith

In Kung Fu Panda Jack Black is Po the Panda, a poor waiter in a restaurant of noodles, which is crazy about martial arts called karate, but because of it’s physical appearance he can’t practice it.

Actually, Po’s definition is to be the laziest animal from entire ancient China. And this is a real problem because strong enemies are at country’s boundary, and all hopes come into the prophecy that nominates Po as “ The Chosen One” to save the situation.

A group of martial art masters will need the black belt for having patience to transform this lazy into a fighter before it’s too late. What remains for us? Let’s just believe this little bear can do it’s job and defeat the coming evil.

• Title: Kung Fu Panda – Kung Fu Panda
• Producer: Pacific Data Images
• Distributor (internationally): DreamWorks Animation
• Launch date (USA): 06 June 2008
• Filming period: 24 Septembrie 2005 – ??
• Official site: Kung Fu Panda

With Jumper movie, SF thriller enters new territories. Jumper presents the story of a man that discovers an extraordinary ability of teleportation anywhere in it’s imaginary world. From New York to Tokyo, from Colosseum to Sahara desert, anyplace is possible for David Rice (Hayden Christensen) to reach, until he realizes that it’s freedom isn’t fully… it’s a part of a global war, in progress, that threatens even the survival of rare and extraordinary species he belongs to.

David Rince grew up with a mysterious power that many wish to control. He has complete mobility, it’s capable to shrink the smallest whole and to reach, through time – space, in any city, any building, any place that he wishes. In a blink of an eye he can “jump” from a part of globe into other and reverse – he can see 20 different sunsets in the same day, can take breakfast on egyptian Sphinx , spend the day in Australia and after to “run” at Paris for dinner and enjoy a sherry in Japain. He can walk through walls and safety systems of banks. Until now he used it’s powers to run from past, to take advantage of numerous economical advantages, to remain incredibly independent. He never knew about limits, boundaries or consequences or links to his past.

But when David discovers another person like him, a young man called Griffin, the truth of it’s existence starts to reveal. He is no longer a weird of nature, he makes part of some genetic anomalies called Jumper and no one who makes part of it is completely safe. David has been identified by a secret agency that swear to kill and eradicate all Jumpers. Now he is involved in a race that takes part on entire planet, so he becomes the main player into an unseen fight that continues over centuries, being invisible for people.

Stage director, Doug Liman that has made a reputation taking a unique style with great movies in box office – The Bourne Identity and Mr. and Mrs. Smith – gives life to a fantasy – Jumper – into a mix of special effect, intrigue at international level and a super hero of our days that passes unthinkable adventures.

Jumper movie has in it’s distribution: Hayden Christensen (Star Wars Episodes II & III, Shattered Glass, Awake), Jamie Bell (Billy Elliot, Flags of Our Fathers), Rachel Bilson (The Last Kiss, television’s “The OC”), Samuel L. Jackson (Coach Carter, Snakes on a Plane), Diane Lane (Unfaithful) that has been elected for Oscar, Michael Rooker (JFK), AnnaSophia Robb (Bridge to Terabithia) and Max Thieriot (The Pacifier).

Creation team, that shoot into different parts of world as Rome (Colosseum), was lead by image director Barry Peterson (Dark Blue); production designer Oliver School (Independence Day, Artificial Intelligence: AI); editors like Don Zimmerman A.C.E (Night at the Museum), Dean Zimmerman and Saar Klein (The Thin Red Line, The Bourne Identity), designer costume Magali Guidasci (The Professional), editors Don and supervisor for visual effects, winner of Academy Award, Joel Hynek (What Dreams May Come, The Matrix).

There are heroes… there are superheroes… and among them you can find Hancock (Will Smith). Once with the power, responsibilities rise too – everybody knows this – everybody, excepting Hancock. Sarcastic, made to create conflicts, misunderstood, good intended heroic acts of Hancock solve problems and save countless persons, but they seem to let behind a mess, a disaster. Everybody got tired, however grateful they would be to have a local hero, the Los Angeles citizens are asking themselves what did to deserve a ‘dude’ like this. Hancock doesn’t care what people think about him, until he rescues PR director, Ray Embrey (Jason Bateman). That day Hanckock realizes he’s vulnerable too.

Columbia Pictures presents, in association with Relativity Media, Blue Light/Weed Road Pictures/Overbook Entertainment production, a movie of Peter Berg, Hancock. Main characters are interpreted by Will Smith, Charlize Theron, Jason Bateman and Eddie Marsan. In stage direction of Peter Berg, movie is produced by Akiva Goldsman, Michael Mann, Will Smith and James Lassiter.

The screenplay is written by Vy Vincent Ngo and Vince Gilligan. Executive producers are Ian Bryce, Jonathan Mostow and Richard Saperstein. Image director is Tobias Schliessler. Scenography is signed by Neil Spisak, Montage belongs to Paul Rubell, A.C.E and Colby Parker, Jr. Special effects are realized by Sony Pictures Imageworks Inc. Visual effects are made by John Dykstra, ASC. Outfits creator is Louise Mingenbach and music is composed by John Powell.