Based on the thrilling and inspirational life of an iconic American freedom fighter, Harriet tells the extraordinary tale of Harriet Tubman’s escape from slavery and transformation into one of America’s greatest heroes. Her courage, ingenuity, and tenacity freed hundreds of slaves and changed the course of history.
THE MAN WHO WAS THURSDAY is inspired by the existentialist novel of the same name by G.K. Chesterton (1908). The novel is considered a metaphysical thriller, and our film could be considered the same, though it also can be thought of in more classical cinematic terms a psychological and supernatural thriller.
In this freewheeling comedy, medical transport driver Vic risks his job to shuttle a group of rowdy seniors and a Russian boxer to a funeral, dragging clients like Tracy, a young woman with ALS, along for the ride.
After the tragic loss of his wife battling the forces of darkness, Gabriel is persuaded to rejoin his former team of demon hunters traveling from relatively obscurity in America to the deep unknown regions of Europe. He is joined by his estranged best friend Michael who harbors a dark secret, the mystical Hannah whose visions predict the future, and a motley crew of demon slayers. After losing part of his team Gabriel must confront his tragic past and decide who really is friend or foe.
The Storm Warriors gives you two great warriors: Wind is strong, but kind hearted and caring. Cloud is unpredictable and has a tough demeanor. Wind and Cloud are really cool to watch. The special effects are great as fight scenes giving the characters super powers. The movie has done something that had never been done before by fusing extreme computer graphics into a Hong Kong style martial arts film. Needless to say they were very successful.
The Storm Warriors I aka Storm Riders
The Storm Warriors II
The magic of classic animation of cartoon shorts starring the next generation of classic cartoon characters in wild “squash & stretch”-style, and 4th wall breaking antics! These belly-laugh-funny short segments each star a different member of a wild family of original characters including the bumbling Roman centurion, “Pompeii Pete,” the inept conqueror and the little princess he cannot conquer (“Genghis and Khannie,”) the lamest super hero on 4 legs (“Power Pooch”), the world’s first inventor (“Einstone”), the ultra pesky “Freddie the Fly” and of course, wackiest hero in the old West, “Tex Avery” himself. An homage to the brilliant, hilarious and great.
A woman awakens in a remote location to news that the world as she knows it has ended. As she adjusts to her new reality, events unfold and details emerge that may suggest otherwise.
Billionaire, software mogul, Adam Pi has everything in life with the exception of positive memories from High School. He begrudging goes to the 20th reunion and has such an amazing time he finds himself wondering “If I knew then what I know now” and offers the entire grad class one year’s salary to come back and do one more month of the 12th grade.
Ben Mears, a writer returns to the small Maine town of Jerusalem’s Lot (also known as Salem’s Lot), where he spent the first few years of his life, to write a book. Little does he or the townfolk realize that a couple of other new residents are coming…Straker, an antiques dealer, and his partner and master Barlow, a ancient and malevolent vampire bent on making Salem’s Lot his new home.
The key to flight is to master the air. That starts even earlier with the Chinese, who invent the kite. It proves that a heavier-than-air object can fly by producing lift. Enter Leonardo da Vinci, who deduces that humans are unlikely to be able to generate the forces required to fly like a bird. So, he imagines a machine flapping its wings. Unfortunately, he never gets one to work. To find out why requires modern analysis. At MIT in California, scientists explain that we now know that the flapping of wings is only one part of flight.
This is a must-see course for any portrait photographer! Master the art of headshot photography with one of the planet’s premier advertising and commercial photographers, Peter Hurley!
From Steven Spielberg comes the BIGGEST science fiction TV series ever on television! An epic family adventure that is 85 million years in the making. The show follows a family through a journey back in time to prehistoric times.
TERRA NOVA, Fox-TV’s sci-fi dino-enhanced adventure series is a little bit JURASSIC PARK, a little but LOST, a little bit AVATAR, and a little bit LOST IN SPACE. The series begins on a future Earth (the year is 2149) plagued with poisonous air, over-population, greed, and crime – it’s a pretty typical scenario. To escape their doomed world, groups of people are time-traveling to “Terra Nova,” a settlement in the jungle 85 million years in the past.
