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The Avengers

**Top Movies of 2015**

**#3:**The Avengers: Age of Ultron

The Avengers: Age of Ultron is the 11th film [fifth film in phase two] in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

   *“When Tony Stark and Bruce Banner try to jump-start a dormant peacekeeping program called Ultron, things go horribly wrong and it's up to Earth's Mightiest Heroes to stop the villainous Ultron from enacting his terrible plans.*” '**- IMDb**

**Directed By:**Joss Whedon

**Produced By:**Marvel Studios

**Cast:**

Robert Downey Jr. – Tony Stark / Iron Man

Chris Hemsworth – Thor

Chris Evans – Steve Rogers / Captain America

Mark Ruffalo – Bruce Banner / Hulk

Scarlett Johansson – Natasha Romanoff / Black Widow

Jeremy Renner – Clint Barton / Hawkeye

James Spader - Ultron

Samuel L. Jackson – Nick Fury

Don Cheadle – Pietro Naximoff / Quicksilver

**Movie Details:**

Released: May 1, 2015

2015 Gross: $459 Mllion

Genre: Action, Adventure, Sci-Fi

Run Time: 141 Minutes

MPAA Rating: PG-13

Rotten Tomatoes Rating: 75%

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**Movie Awards:**

2 wins & 37 nominations. For a full list of wins and nominations, click here .
Bryce Dallas Howard

## Biography

   Bryce Dallas Howard was born on March 2, 1981, in Los Angeles, California. Her father, Ron Howard, an Oscar-winning director and her mother is actress and writer Cheryl Howard. Her ancestry includes German, English, Scottish, and Irish. Bryce attending New York University's Tisch School of the Arts and went on to receive her BFA. Her role in Jurassic World is her most profitable film yet.

## Filmography

2004 - Book of Love as Heather

2004 - The Village as Ivy Elizabeth Walker

2005 - Manderlay as Grace Margaret Mulligan

2006 - As You Like It as Rosalind

2006 - Lady in the Water as Story

2007 - Spider-Man 3 as Gwen Stacy

2008 - Good Dick as Kissing woman

2008 -  The Loss of a Teardrop Diamond as Fisher Willow

2009  - Terminator Salvation as Kate Connor/Katherine Brewster

2010 - The Twilight Saga: Eclipse as Victoria

2010 - Hereafter as Melanie

2011 - The Help as Hilly Holbrook

2011 - 50/50 as Rachael

2012 - The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 2 as Victoria

2015 - Jurassic World as Claire
Harrison Ford

## Biography

   He was born on July 13, 1942, in Chicago, Illnois. He actually struggled for years as an actor before he was casted in American Graffiti. His career exploded has he scored the leading role as Han Solo in the first three Star Wars films as well as Indiana Jones in Raiders of the Lost Ark and its three sequels, which were box office successes.

## Filmography

2015 - Star Wars: The Force Awakens as Han Solo

2014 - The Expendables 3

2013 - Ender’s Game

2011 - Cowboys & Aliens

2010 - Extraordinary Measures

2002 - K-19: The Widowmaker

2000 - What Lies Beneath

1998 - Six Days Seven Nights

1997 - Air Force One

1995 - Sabrina

1994 - Clear and Present Danger

1993 - The Fugitive

1983 - Star Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi as Han Solo

1980 - Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back Han Solo

1977 - Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope  as Han Solo
Pixar Films

Pixar has released a total of 16 films. [In order by release date]

1. Toy Story (1995)
2. A Bug's Life (1998)
3. Toy Story 2 (1999)
4. Monsters, Inc (2001)
5. Finding Nemo (2003)
6. The Incredibles (2004)
7. Cars (2006)
8. Ratatouille (2007)
9. WALL-E (2008)
10. Up (2009)
11. Toy Story 3 (2010)
12. Cars 2 (2011)
13. Brave (2012)
14. Monsters University (2013)
15. Inside Out (2015)
16. The Good Dinosaur (2015)
PIXAR (Production Company)

## **PIXAR**

Pixar Animation Studios, simply known as Pixar, is an American computer animation film studio located in Emeryville, California. This studio is best known for its CGI –animated feature films by using RenderMan, a 3D rendering computer software program created by Pixar. RenderMan is used to generate high quality images. Pixar was originally part of the computer division of Lucasfilm, the production that created the Star Wars franchise, as the graphics groups before spinning out as its own corporation in 1986.  Steve Jobs, Apple Inc. co-founder, became its major shareholder, which provided the company with sufficient funding. The Walt Disney bought Pixar in 2006 for 7.4 billion, which resulted in Steve Jobs becoming Disney’s largest single shareholder.

Since its beginning to present times, Pixar has created and produced *16 feature films*, starting with Toy Story (1995), which was also the first ever fully computer animated feature film, to its most recent film the Good Dinosaur (2015). All 16 films have been rated with at least an “A-“ with CinemaScore, which indicates positive ratings from the audience. Three of Pixar’s films –Finding Nemo (2003), Toy Story 3 (2010), and Inside Out (2015)− are amongst the 50 highest grossing films of all time. 13 Pixar films are among the 50 highest grossing animated films.

The studio won many notable awards such as fifteen Academy Awards, seven Golden Globe Awards, and eleven Grammy Awards, among many others. Of all the Pixar movies that are nominated for an Oscar, only two films− Monsters Inc. (2001) and Cars (2006)−have not won.
Phyllis Smith

## Biography

   Phyllis Smith is an American actress born on July 10th, 1951 in St. Louis, Missouri, USA. She has a degree in elementary education from the University of Missouri. During the 70s and 80s, Phyllis worked as a dancer, cheerleader for the old St. Louis Cardinals football team and a burlesque performer. However, she was forced to quit dancing after suffering a knee injury. She then worked in Hollywood as an actress and in casting. She is best known for her critically acclaimed role as Sadness in Inside Out and her roles as Phyllis Vance in The Office.
## Filmography

2015 - Inside Out as Sadness

2011 - Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked as Flight Attendant

2011 - Bad Teach as Linn

2011 - Butter as Nancy

2006 - I Want Someone to Eat Cheese With as Marsha

2005 - The 40 Year Old Virgin as Mrs. Stitzer
Mark Hamill

## Biography

Mark was born in California in 1951 and became an instant star when he was cast as Luke Skywalker in Star Wars including the sequels The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi. These weren't Mark’s only projects as he was casted in a number of other movies in the 1980’s/90’s. Later on in his career Mark realized he had a passion for doing the voice work in animated films; however he was more than happy to star in Star Wars: Episode VII - The Force Awakens.

## Filmography

2015 - Minkow as Robert Minkow

2015 - Star Wars: Episode VII - The Force Awakens as Luke Skywalker

2014 - The Halloween Pranksta as Bronte

2013 - Virtually Heroes as Monk

2012 - Airborne as Malcolm

2012 - Sushi Girl as Crow

2011 - DC Universe Online as Joker (Voice)

2001 - Thank You, Good Night as Karl

1999 - Walking Across Egypt as Lamar N. Benfield

1998 - Watchers Reborn as Murphy

1997 - Laserhawk as Bob Sheridan

1995 - Village of the Damned as Reverend George

1983 -Star Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi as Luke Skywalker

1980 -Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back as Luke Skywalker

1977 - Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope as Luke Skywalker
Vincent D'Onofrio

## Biography

Vincent Phillip D'Onofrio was born on June 30, 1959 in Brooklyn, New York. He is of Italian descent and has two older sisters. He studied at the Actors Studio and the American Stanislavski Theatre. Vincent D'Onofrio is known as an "actor's actor". The wide variety of roles he has played and the quality of his work have earned him a reputation as a versatile talent.

## Filmography

1983 - The First Turn-On! as Lobotomy

1984 - It Don't Pay to Be an Honest Citizen as Bennie

1987 - Full Metal Jacket as Leonard "Gomer Pyle" Lawrence

1987 - Adventures in Babysitting as Dawson

1988 - Mystic Pizza as Bill Montijo

1989 - Signs of Life as Daryl Monahan

1989 - The Blood of Heroes as Young Gar

1991 - Crooked Hearts as Charley

1991 - Dying Young as Gordon

1991 - Fires Within as Sam

1991 - Naked Tango as Cholo

1991 - JFK as Bill Newman

1992 - The Player as David Kahane

1992 - Salt on Our Skin as Gavin

1993 - Being Human as Priest

1993 - Household Saints as Joseph Santangelo

1993 - Mr. Wonderful as Dominic

1994 - Ed Wood as Orson Welles

1994 - Imaginary Crimes as Mr. Webster

1995 - Stuart Saves His Family as Donnie

1995 - Strange Days as Burton Steckler

1995 - Hotel Paradise as The Naked Stranger

1996 - The Whole Wide World as Robert E. Howard

1996 - The Winner as Philip

1996 - Feeling Minnesota as Sam Clayton

1996 - Good Luck as Tony "Ole" Olezniak

1997 - Boys Life 2 as Tony Randozza

1997 - Men in Black as Edgar

1997 - Guy as Guy

1998 - The Newton Boys as Dock Newton

1998 - Claire Dolan as Elton Garrett

1998 - The Velocity of Gary as Valentino

1999 - Spanish Judges as Max

1999 - The Thirteenth Floor as Jason Whitney / Jerry Ashton

2000 - Happy Accidents as Sam Deed

2000 - Steal This Movie! as Abbie Hoffman

2000 - The Cell as Carl Rudolph Stargher

2001 - Chelsea Walls as Frank

2002 - Impostor as Hathaway

2002 - Bark!as Malcolm

2002 - The Dangerous Lives of Altar Boys as Father Casey

2002 - The Salton Sea as Pooh-Bear

2005 - Thumbsucker as Mike Cobb

2006 - The Break-Up as Dennis Grobowski

2008 - The Narrows as Vinny Manadoro

2009 - Staten Island as Parmie Tarzo

2010 - Brooklyn’s Finest as Bobby "Carlo" Powers

2011 - Kill the Irishman as John Nardi

2012 - Chained as Bob Sitges

2012 - Fire with Fire as David Hagan

2013 - Ass Backwards as Bruce West

2013 - Charlie Countryman as Bill

2013 - Chlorine as Roger

2013 - Pawn Shop Chronicles as Alton

2013 - Escape Plan as Lester Clark

2014 - Mall as Danny

2014 - The Judge as Glen Palmer

2015 - Run All Night as Detective Harding

2015 - Broken Horses as Julius Hench

2015 - Jurassic World as Hoskins
Inside Out (Film Profile)

## The Film

Growing up is no easy task. It has its up and downs and everybody experiences it, including Riley Anderson. This hockey loving, all round happy eleven year old undergoes a lifestyle change as she and her family moves to the San Francisco from Minnesota when her father takes a new job. Like all of us, emotions - Joy, Fear, Anger, Disgust and Sadness - guides Riley through this event. These personified emotions live in Headquarters, the control center inside Riley's mind, where the help advise her actions and such through everyday life. As Riley and her emotions begin to slowly settle in, the emotions conflict on how to tackle the city life. As Joy tries to keeps things positive, a small disaster occurs in Headquarters, separating Joy, Riley's main emotion, from the control centre during the first few, and arguably most important, days of Riley's new life in San Francisco.

Production Company: PIXAR

WILL THERE BE A SEQUEL to Inside Out?! Click *here* to find out...

Inside Out **Soundtrack &** Inside Out **Production Development**

## The Cast

Amy Poehler - Joy

Phyllis Smith - Sadness

Bill Hader - Fear

Lewis Black - Anger

Mindy Kaling - Disgust

Richard Kind - Bing Bong

Kaitlyn Dias - Riley

Diane Lane  - Mom

Kyle MacLachlan  - Dad

## Suggestions

Loved Inside Out? Here are some other great picks you should check out...

* UP
* Frozen
* Monsters Inc.
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Furious 7

**Top Movies of 2015**

**#5:** *Furious 7*

Furious 7 is the seventh instalment in the incredibly success action film series "The Fast and the Furious (Franchise)."

 File:Furious 7 (Trailer 1)
“*Deckard Shaw seeks revenge against Dominic Toretto and his family for his comatose brother.*” - IMDB

**Directed by:**James Wan

**Producers:**Vin Diesel, Neal H. Moritz and Michael Fottrell

**Cast:**Vin Diesel ... Dominic Toretto

Paul Walker ... Brian O'Conner

Michelle Rodriguez ... Letty

Jordana Brewster ... Mia

Tyrese Gibson ... Roman

Ludacris ...Tej

Dwayne Johnson ...Hobbs

Jason Statham ... Deckard Shaw

**Movie Details**

Released: April 3rd 2015

2015 Gross: $351,032,910

Genre: Action

Run Time: 137 Minutes

MPAA Rating: PG-13

Rotten Tomatoes Rating: 81%

**Movie Awards**

1. 2015 - AAFCA Award: Best Song
2. 2015 - Capri Award: Original Song
3. 2015 - DFCS Award: Best Original Song
4. 2016 - GFCA Award: Best Original Song
5. 2015 - Hollywood Blockbuster Award
6. 2015 - Hollywood Film Award: Song of the Year
7. 2015 - Hollywood Movie Award
8. 2015 - Sierra Award: Best Song
9. 2015 - PFCS Award: Best Original Song
10. 2015 - Teen Choice Award: Best Movie, Action
11. 2015 - Teen Choice Award: Choice Movie Actor
12. 2016 - OFTA Film Award: Best Music, Original Song
13. 2016 - Hollywood MUA & HS Guild Awards: Best Contemporary Makeup
14. 2016 - IFC Award: Best Song
15. 2016 - Screen Nation Film Award: Female Performance in Film
16. 2016 - Black Reel Award: Outstanding Orginal Song
17. 2016 - Critics Choice Award: Best Song
William H. Macy

## Filmography

1980 – Foolin’ Around as Bronski

1980 – Somewhere in Time as Critic

1983 – Without a Trace as Reporter

1985 – The Last Dragon as J.J.

1987 – Radio Days as Radio Actor

1987 – House of Games as Sgt. Moran

1988 – Things Change as Billy Drake

1991 – Homicide as Tim Sullivan

1992 – The Water Engine as Charles Lang

1993 – Being Human as Boris

1993 – Benny and Joon as Randy Burch

1993 – Searching for Bobby Fischer as Petey’s father

1994 – The Client as dr. greenway

1994 – Murder in the First as D.A. William McNeil

1994 – Oleanna as John

1995 – Dead on Sight as Steven meeker

1995 – Tall Tale as Railroad magnate

1995 – Mr. Holland’s Opus as vice principal gene wolters

1995 – Evolver as evolver

1996 – Fargo as jerry lundegaard

1996 – Andersonville as col. chandler

1996 – Down Periscope as commander Carl Knox

1996 – Ghosts of Mississippi as Charlie crisco

1997 – Colin Fitz Lives! As mr. o’day/ colin fitz

1997 – Air Force One as major norman caldwell

1997 – Boogie Nights as little bill Thompson

1997 – Wag the Dog as CIA agent Charles young

1998 – Pleasantvilleas George parker

1998 – Psycho as Milton arbogast

1998 – The Secret of NIMH 2: Timmy to the Rescue as Justin

1998 – A Civil Action as james gordon

1998 – The Con as bobby Sommerdinger

1999 – Happy, Texas as sheriff Chappy Dent

1999 – Mystery Men as the Shoveler

1999 – A Slight Case of Murder as Terry Thorpe

1999 – The Night of the Headless Horseman as Ichabod Crane

1999 – Magnolia as Quiz Kid Donnie Smith

2000 – State and Main as Walt Price

2000 – Panic as Alex

2001 – Jurassic Park III  as Paul Kirby

2001 – Focus as Lawrence

2002 – It’s A Very Merry Muppet Christmas Movie as Gienn

2002 – Welcome to Collinwood as Riley

2003 – The Cooler as Bernie Lootz

2004 – Cellular as Sgt. Bob Mooney

2004 – Spartan as Stoddard

2005 – Sahara as Admiral James Sandeker

2005 – Edmond as Admond Burke

2005 – Thank You for Smoking as Senator Ortolan K. Finistirre

2006 – Doogal as Brian the Snail

2006 – Bobby as Paul

2007 – Wild Hogs as Dudley Frank

2008 – The Deal as Charlie Berns

2008 – Bart Got a Room as Ernie Stein

2009 – The Maiden Heist as George

2010 – Marmaduke as Don Twombly

2011 – The Lincoln Lawyer as Frank Levin

2012 – The Sessions as Father Brendan

2013 – A Single Shot as Pitt

2014 – The Wind Rises as Satomi

2014 – Ernest and Celestine as head dentist

2014 – Rudderless as Tavern owner

2014 – Cake as Leonard

2015 – Walter as Dr. Corman

2015 – Stealing Cars as Philip Wyatt

2015 – Room as Grandpa
Jordana Brewster

## Biography

   Jordana Brewster is a Brazilian-American actress a model born on April 26, 1980 in Panama City, Panama. Jordana was raised in London until 6 years old until she and her family moved to Rio de Janeiro, at the age of 10 her family relocated to Manhattan. Brewster speaks fluent portugese and also attended Yale University. Jordana is known for her lead role in The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2006) and her recurring role in The Fast and the Furious Franchise as Letty.

## Filmography

2015 - Furious 7 as Letty

2015 - Home Sweet Hell as Dusty

2015 - American Heist as Emily

2013 -Fast & Furious 6 as Mia

2011 - Fast Five as Mia

2009 - Fast & Furious as Mia

2006 - The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning  Chrissie

2006 - Annapolis as Ali

2006 - Nearing Grace as Grace Chance

2005 - D.E.B.S. as Lucy Diamond

2001 - The Fast and the Furious as Mia

2001 - The Invisible Circus as Phoebe

1998 - The Faculty as Delilah Profitt
Jimbob

Jimbob is a theoretical technician who ruins literally every technical task he attempts. Nobody can say for certain whether Jimbob truly exists, however it is asked of everyone to make accommodations for his incompetence. For example, if the correct technical solution to a problem involves buying a piece of gear that is moderately difficult to operate, then we can't buy that gear because Jimbob wouldn't know how to do that.

Like all technicians, Jimbob makes a convenient scapegoat, however unlike a competent technician, who can be blamed for things that don't go according to plan, Jimbob can be blamed for plans that don't go according to logic. Any time a logical solution would be expensive or inconvenient, it can be dismissed as "too complicated for Jimbob."

It is worth pointing out that Jimbob is distinct from They. Jimbob is the theoretical technican who *is going* to screw everything up, while They are the tech or techs who are to blame when everything *has been* screwed up.
Star Wars (Film Trilogies)

## **STAR WARS**

 == Films ==

*Original Trilogy*

1977: IV - A New Hope

1980: V - The Empire Strikes Back

1983: VI - Return of the Jedi

*Prequel Trilogy*

1999:I - The Phantom Menace

2002: II - Attack of the Clones

2005: III - Revenge of the Sith

*Sequel Trilogy*

2015: VII - The Force Awakens

2018: **VIII** *TBA*

2020: **IX***TBA*

## Suggestions

Love Star Wars? Check out these other films...

* The Hobbit
* Lord of the Rings - The Two Towers
* Inception
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Fast & Furious 6

Fast & Furious 6 is the sixth instalment in the incredibly successful action film series "The Fast and the Furious (Franchise)"

*"Hobbs has Dominic and Brian reassemble their crew to take down a team of mercenaries: Domic unexpectedly gets convoluted also facing his presumed deceased girlfriend, Letty.*" - IMDB

**Directed by:**Justin Lin

**Producer:**Neal H. Moritz, Vin Deisel and Clayton Townsend

**Cast:**

Vin Diesel ... Dominic Toretto

Paul Walker ... Brian O'Conner

Dwayne Johnson ... Hobbs

Jordana Brewster ... Mia

Michelle Rodriguez ... Letty

Tyrese Gibson ... Roman

Ludacris ...Tej

Sung Kang ... Han

**Movie Details**

Released: May 24, 2013

Box Office: $788.7 Million

Genre: Action

Run Time: 130 minutes

MPAA Rating: PG-13

**Movie Awards**

1. 2013 - Golden Trailer Award: Best Action TV Spot

2. 2013 - Golden Trailer Award: Best Summer Blockbuster 2013 TV Spot

3. 2013 - IGN Award: Best Action Movie

4. 2013 - PFCS Award: Best Stunts

5. 2013 - Teen Choice Award Choice Summer Movie: Action/Adventure

6. 2014 - Taurus Award: Best Stund Coordinator

7. 2014 - Saturn Award: Best Action/Adventure Film

8. 2014 - MTV Movie Award: Best On-Screen Duo

(2011)
 (2015)
Paul Walker

## Biography

   Paul William Walker IV was born in September 12, 1973 in Glendale, California and sadly passed at the age of 40 on November 30, 2013 in Valencia, California after a single-vehicle collision. Paul began his career acting on television series and gained global exposure after his portrayal of Brian O'Conner in The Fast and the Furious Franchise. Paul passed away during the filming of the seventh installment of the series, Furious 7, and his brothers were used as stand ins. The song "See You Again" which was featured in Furious 7, was highly rated on the billboard charts and won numerous awards was dedicated to the memory of Paul.

## Filmography

2015 - Furious 7 as Brian O'Conner

2014 - Brick Mansions as Damien

2013 - Fast & Furious 6 as Brian O'Conner

2013 - Vehicle 19 as Michael Woods

2013 - Pawn Shop Chronicles as Raw Dog

2013 - Hours as Nolan

2012 - Air Racers 3D as Himself (voice)

2011 - Fast Five as Brian O'Conner

2010 - Takers aka Bone Deep as John Rahway

2009 - Fast and Furious as Brian O'Conner

2008 - The Lazarus Project as Ben

2007 - The Death and Life of Bobby Z as Tim Kearney

2006 - Flags of Our Fathers as Hank Hansen

2006 - Eight Below as Gerry Shepherd

2006 - Running Scared as Joey Gazelle

2005 - Into the Blue as Jared

2004 - Noel as Mike

2003 - Timeline as Chris Johnston

2003 - 2 Fast 2 Furious as Brian O'Conner

2002 - Life Makes Sense If You're Famous as Mikey

2001 - Joy Ride as Lewis Thomas

2001 - The Fast and the Furious as Brian O'Conner

2000 - The Skulls as Caleb Mandrake

1999 - Varsity Blues as Lance Harbour

1999 - She’s All That as Dean Sampson

1999 - Brokedown Palace as Jason

1998 - Pleasantville as Skip Martin

1998 - Meet the Deedles as Phil Deedle

1994 - Tammy and the T-Rex as Michael

1987 - Programmed to Kill as Jason

1987 - Monster in the Closet as 'Professor' Bennett

1986 - Throb as Jeremy Beatty
Vin Diesel

## Biography

Mark Sinclair, better known as Vin Diesel, was born in 1967 (July 18, 1967) in Alameda County, California. Vin Diesel has many credentials including: actor, producer, director, and screenwriter. Diesel has also founded three production companies: One Race Films, Racetrack Records, and Tigon Studios. Vin Diesel is most widely known for his reoccurring role in the “*Fast and Furious*” Franchise.

## Filmography

2015 - The Last Witch Hunter as Kaulder

2015 - The Iron Giant: Signature Edition as The Iron Giant

2015 - Furious 7 as Dominic Toretto

2014 - Guardians of the Galaxy as Groot

2013 - Riddick as Riddick

2013 - Fast & Furious 6 as Dominic Toretto

2011 - Fast Five as Dominic Toretto

2009 - Fast & Furious as Dominic Toretto

2008 - Babylon A.D. as Toorop

2006 - Find Me Guilty as Giacomo "Jackie Dee" DiNorscio

2005 - The Pacifier as Shane Wolf

2004 - The Chronicles of Riddick as Richard B. Riddick

2003 - 2 Fast 2 Furious as Dominic Toretto

2002 - Knockaround Guys as Taylor Reese

2002 - XXX as Xander "XXX" Cage

2001 - The Fast and the Furious as Dominic Toretto

2000 - Boiler Room as Chris Varick

2000 - Pitch Black as Richard B. Riddick

1998 - Saving Private Ryan as Pvt. Caparzo
Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith

Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith is the sixth film in the Star Wars trilogy series.

"During the near end of the clone wars, Darth Sidious has revealed himself and is ready to execute the last part of his plan to rule the Galaxy. Sidious is ready for his new apprentice, Lord Vader, to step into action and kill the remaining Jedi. Vader, however, struggles to choose the dark side and save his wife or remain loyal to the Jedi order.*."*- IMDb

**Director:** George Lucas

**Cast:**

Ewan McGregor as Obi-Wan Kenobi

Natalie Portman as Queen Amidala/Padme

Hayden Christensen as Anakin Skywalker

Ian McDiarmid as Supreme Chancellor Palpatine

Samuel L. Jackson as Mace Mindu

**Movie Details:**

Released Date: May 19, 2005

Budget: $113 Million

Box Offie: $848.8 Million

Runtime: 140 Minutes

Rotten Tomatoes: 79%

**Movie Awards:**

Nominated for 1 Oscars.

For a full list of wins and nominations, view here.
Inside Out - Soundtrack

## **The Soundtrack**

Walt Disney Records, the head company of PIXAR released the Inside Out soundtrack on June 16th, 2015.

All music composed by Michael Giacchino. Purchase the soundtrack here.

Track Listing

1. Bundle of Joy
2. Team Building
3. Nomanisone Island/National Movers
4. Overcoming Sadness
5. Free Skating
6. First day of School
7. Riled Up
8. Goofball No Longer
9. Memory Lanes
10. The Forgetters
11. Chasing the Pink Elephant
12. Abstract Thought
13. Imagination Land
14. Down in the Dumps
15. Dream Productions
16. Dream a Little Nightmare
17. The Subconscious Basement
18. Escaping the Subconscious
19. We Can Still Stop Her
20. Tears of Joy
21. Rainbow Flyer
22. Chasing Down Sadness
23. Joy Turns to Sadness/A Growing Personality
24. The Joy of Credits
NXT Takeover: Chicago

NXT Takeover: Chicago was a pay-per-view that took place on May 20th, 2017, live from Chicago, Illinois. The main event was the finals of the NXT Championship Tournament.

## Background

This was the third Takeover show in Henry's Universe Mode, and the first since NXT Takeover: London. This was the first NXT pay-per-view since it's return at the start of Season 3, and featured the finals of the near two month long NXT Championship Tournament to crown a new champion.

With the return of NXT, a sixteen man tournament was announced, with the winner becoming the new NXT Champion. Competitors included Aleister Black, Cedric Alexander, Drew McIntyre, Rich Swann, Ricochet, Roderick Strong, Drew Gulak, Hideo Itami, Eric Young, Jack Gallagher, Andrade Almas, Kassius Ohno, Bobby Roode, Kota Ibushi, Apollo Crews and TJ Perkins. The final four left standing were Alexander, Ricochet, Itami and Ibushi, who would face off on this show, with the winners advancing to the finals later in the night.

WIth the return of NXT, theNXT Women's Championship  and NXT Tag Team Championships also returned. Natalya and Carmella were the two signings made by GM William Regal from the main roster, and would face off on the April 19th edition of NXT, with the Queen of Harts getting the win. Natalya would then pick up wins over Billie Kay and Peyton Royce, before demanding to be crowned champion. Regal offered her a match at the show, as she would face the debuting Ember Moon. The Authors of Pain would make their debut shortly after NXT's return, and went on a path of destruction, quickly dispatching of the Hype Bros and Blake and Murphy. Their next opponents would be The Ascension, with Regal announcing that the teams would face off for the championships in Chicago.

## Event

In the first semi-final match, Ricochet defeated Cedric Alexander with a 630 senton to advance to the main event, and his opponent would be Hideo Itami, who defeated Kota Ibushi with a small package. The Authors of Pain proved to be too dominant for The Ascension, easily capturing the NXT Tag Team Championships. The debuting Ember Moon picked up gold in her first match, knocking Natalya unconscious with a middle rope stunner, becoming the new NXT Women's Champion.

In a grueling main event, Hideo Itami outlasted Ricochet, hitting two GTS' to become the new NXT Champion to close out the show.

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Ludacris

## Biography

Chrisopher Brian Chris Bridges, commonly known as his stage name, Luda or Ludacris was born on September 11, 1977  in Champaign, Illinois. Luda is well known for his hip hop albums in the rap world, his big screen roles and his own record label, Distributing tha Peace. Ludacris has gone on to win various prestegious awards including: Screen Actors Guild, Critic's Choice, MTV and a Grammy Award. Bridges' most famous role is portraying Tej in the Fast and the Furious film series.

## Filmography

2015 - Furious 7 as Tej

2013 - Fast & Furious 6 as Tej

2011 - New Year's Eve as Brendan

2011 - Fast Five as Tej

2011 - No Strings Attached  as Wallace

2009 - Gamer as Humanz Bravura

2008 - Max Payne as James Bravura

2008 - Ball Don’t Lie as Julius

2008 - RocknRolla  as Mickey

2007 - Fred Claus as DJ Donnie

2005 - Hustle & Flow as Skinny Black

2005 - Crash as Anthony

2003 - 2 Fast 2 Furious as Tej
Fast and Furious - Chronological Order

Surprisingly enough, the Fast and the Furious film series is actually not in chronological order. If you'd like to watch the series in order, to gain perspective on the entire storyline watch the films in the following order...

1. 2001 - The Fast and the Furious
2. 2003 - 2 Fast 2 Furious
3. 2009 - Fast & Furious
4. 2011 - Fast 5
5. 2013 - Fast and Furious 6
6. 2006 - The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift
7. 2015 - Furious 7
The Fast and the Furious (Franchise)

## The Franchise

Fast and the Furious is an action film series focused around street racing , drag racing and heists . The first film, "*The Fast and the Furious*" was released in 2001 and presently there are 7 films in total. The Fast and the Furious franchise has since become Universal's most profitable franchise in its roster.

After the untimely death of Paul Walker in 2013, many wondered if the franchise would go on without on without one of their most beloved characters/costars. However, his costar and close friend, Vin Diesel stated, "*Furious 7 was for Paul, the eighth film is from Paul*." An eighth instalment of the series is currently in pre-production and is set to hit theatres in 2017.

## The Films

The Fast and the Furious film series is not in chronological order. If you'd like to watch the series in sequence of events check out the chronological order of the films here.

1. 2001: The Fast and the Furious
2. 2003: 2 Fast 2 Furious
3. 2006: The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift
4. 2009: Fast & Furious
5. 2011: Fast Five
6. 2013: Fast & Furious 6
7. 2015: Furious 7

## Recurring Cast

Vin Diesel  as Dominic Torretto

Paul Walker as Brian O'Conner

Michelle Rodriguez as Letty

Jordana Brewster as Mia

## Other Suggestions...

Already re-watched the series countless times? Here are some suggested picks you might like...

* The Final Break (2009)
* Drive (2011)
* Transporter 3 (2008)
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Jurassic Park

Jurassic Park is the debut film in the thrilling action-adventure-scifi film series Jurassic Park.

*"During a preview tour, a theme park suffers a major power breakdown that allows its cloned dinasaur exhibits to run amok."*- IMDb

**Director:** Steven Spielberg

**Producers:** Kathleen Kennedy and Gerald R. Molen

**Cast:**

Sam Neill  ... Dr. Alan Grant

*Laura Dern ... Dr. Ellie Sattler*

Jeff Goldblum ... Dr. Ian Malcolm

BD Wong ... Dr. Henry Wu

Richard Attenborough ... John Hammond

Joseph Mazzello ... Timothy "Tim" Murphy

Ariana Richards ... Alexis "Lex" Murphy

Bob Peck ... Robert Muldoon

Wayne Knight ... Dennis Nedry

Samuel L. Jackson ... Ray Arnold

#### **Movie Details:**

Release date: June 11, 1993

Box Office: $1.3 billion

Genre: Adventure, Action, Sci-Fi

Run Time: 127 minutes

MPAA Rating: PG-13

Rotten Tomatos: 93%

**Movie Awards:**

2011 -  Las Angeles Film Critics Society Awards: Best DVD

1994 - Academy Awards:​ Best Effects, Sound Effects Editing

1994 - Academy Awards:​ Best Visual Effects

1994 - Academy Awards: Best Sound

1994 - Hugo Awards: Best Dramatic Presentation

1994 - Motion Picture Sound Editiors, USA: Best Sound Editing - Sound Effects

1994 - Mainichi Film Concours: Best Foreign Language Film

1994 - Publicists Guild of America: Motion Picture for Schindler's List

1994 - Peoples Choice Award: Favorite Motion Picture

1994 - Young Artist Awards: Outstanding Family Motion Picture - Action/Adventure

1994 - Young Artist Awards: Best Youth Actor Co-Starring in a Motion Picture Drama, *Joseph Mazzello*

1994 - Young Artist Awards: Best Youth Actress Leading Role in a Motion Picture Drama, *Ariana Richards*

1994 - Czech Lions: Best Foreign Language Film

1994 - BMI Film & TV Awards: BMI Film Music Award

1994 - Blue Ribbon Awards: Best Foreign Language Film

1994 - Awards of the Japanese Academy: Best Foreign Film

1994 - Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films, USA: Best Science Fiction Film

1994 - Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films, USA: Best Director, *Steven Spielberg*

1994 - Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films, USA: Best Writting

1994 - Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films, USA: Best Special Effects

1994 - BAFTA Awards: Best Special Effects

1994 - Lloyds Bank People's Vote for the Most Popular Film

1993 - Bambi Awards: Film - International

1993 - Jupiter Award: Best Internation Film

1993 - Jupiter Award: Best Internation Director, *Steven Spielberg*

1993 - Golden Screen, Germany: Golden Screen

1993 - Golden Screen, Germany:​ Golden Screen with 1 Star

1993 - Golden Screen, Germany:​ Golden Screen with 2 Stars

1993 - Fangoria Chainsaw Awards: Best Supporting Actor, *Jeff Goldblum*
Inside Out Sequel

**Potential Sequel**

When Pete Docter, the director of Inside Out, was asked about a potential sequel to the extremely successful Pixar film, Pete explained that he had no current plans to create a sequel. “There’s not sequel idea from me at this point,” Pete said. However, in a separate interview he said, “Never say never.” He went on to say that sequel is possible, but it is not as simple as taking a movie we like and creating another one. They will, however, explore ideas. “What happens is you design these characters not so much look-wise but as they are as character and people for as story. So, we’ll explore it and see what happens.
Jurassic Park III

Jurassic Park III is the third instalment in the incredibly successful action-adventure-scifi film series Jurassic Park.

*"A decidedly odd couple with ulterior motives convince Dr. Alan Grant to go to Isla Sorna (the second InGen dinosaur lab.), resulting in an unexpected landing...and unexpected new inhabitants on the island."* - IMDB

**Director:** Joe Johnston

**Producers:** Kathleen Kennedy and Larry Franco

**Cast:**

Sam Neill ... Dr. Alan Grant,

William H. Macy ... Paul Kirby

Tea Leoni ... Amanda Kirby

Alessandro Nivola ... Billy Brennan

Trevor Morgan ... Eric Kirby

Michael Jeter ... Udesky

John Diehl ... Cooper

Bruce A. Young ... Nash

Laura Dern ... Ellie

**Movie Details:**

Release date: July 18, 2001

Box Office: $368.8 million

Genre: Adventure, Action, Sci-Fi

Run Time: 92 minutes

MPAA Rating: PG-13

Rotten Tomatos: 50%

**Movie Awards:**

2011 - Las Vegas Film Critics Society Awards: Best DVD

2002 – BMI Film and TV Awards: Don Davis

2002 – BMI Film and TV Awards: John Williams

2002 – World Stunt Awards: Best Water Work

2001 – Bodgey Awards, Germany: Bogey Award in Gold
Mindy Kaling

## Biography

   Vera Mindy Chokalingam was born on June 24th 1979 in Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA and is professionally known as Mindy Kaling. Mindy is an American actress, comedian and writes that created and stars in the hit sitcom , the Mindy Project. She is known for her regular role in The Office and her critically acclaimed role as Disgust in Inside Out .

## Filmography

2005 - The 40 Year Old Virgin as Amy

2006 - Unaccompanied Minors as Hostess

2007 - License to Wed as Shelly

2009 - Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian as Docent

2010 - Dispicable Me as Tourist Mom

2011 - No Strings Attached as Shira

2012 - The Five Year Engagement as Vaneetha

2012 - Wreck-It Ralph as Taffyta

2013 - This Is the End as Herself

2015 - Inside Out  as Disgust

2015 - The Night Before as Sarah
Inside Out

**Top Movies of 2015**

**#4:** *Inside Out*

*CLICK HERE to see the Inside Out Profile and other suggestions you might enjoy.*

*"After young Riley is uprooted from her Midwest life and moved to San Francisco, her emotions - Joy, Fear, Anger Disgust and Sadness - conflict on how best to navigate a new city, house, and school."*- IMDB

**Directed By:**Pete Docter

**Producers:**Jonas Rivera

**Cast:**

Amy Poehler - Joy

Phyllis Smith - Sadness

Bill Hader - Fear

Lewis Black - Anger

Mindy Kaling - Disgust

Richard Kind - Bing Bong

Kaitlyn Dias - Riley

Diane Lane - Mom

Kyle MacLachlan - Dad

**Movie Details:**

Released: June 19th, 2015

2015 Gross: $356 Million

Run Time: 104 Minutes

Genre: Adventure

MPAA Rating: PG

Rotten Tomatoes Rating: 98%

Inside Out **Soundtrack &** Inside Out **Production Development**

**Movie Awards:**

Inside out received mainly positive reviews, to check out some of the reviews made by movie critics, check it out *here*.

2016 - Oscar: Best Animated Feature Film of the Year

2016 - Golden Globe: Best Motion Picture - Animated

2016 - BAFTA Award: Best Animated Film

2016 - 3D Creative Arts Award: Best Stereography - Animated

2016 - 3D Creative Arts Award: Best 3D Feature - Animated

2016 - AFI Awards:  Movie of the Year

2016 - Alliance of Women Film Journalists: Best Animated Feature Film

2016 - American Cincema Editors: Best Edited Animated Feature Film

2016 - Annie Awards: Best Animated Feature

2016 - Annie Awards: Outstanding Achievement in Character Animation in a Feature Production

2016 - Annie Awards: Outstanding Achievement in Character Design in an Animated Feature Production

2016 - Annie Awards: Outstanding Achievement in Directing in an Animated Feature Production

2016 - Annie Awards: Outstanding Achievement in Music in an Animated Feature Production

2016 - Annie Awards: Outstanding Achievement in Production Design in an Animated Feature Production

2016 - Annie Awards: Outstanding Achievement in Storyboarding in an Animated Feature Production

2016 - Annie Awards: Outstanding Achievement in Voice Acting in an Animated Feature Production

2016 - Annie Awards: Outstanding Achievement in Writing in an Animated Feature Production

2016 - Annie Awards: Outstanding Achievement in Editorial in an Animated Feature Production

2016 - Critics Choice Award: Best Animated Feature

2016 - Casting Society of America: Outstanding Achievement in Casting - Animation Feature

2016 - Central Ohio Film Critics Association: Best Animated Film

2016 - C.A.S. Award: Outstanding Achievement in Sound Mixing for Motion Pictures - Animated

2015 - CFCA Award: Best Animated Feature

2015 - CFCA Award: Best Animated Film

2015 - Capri Award: Animated Movie of the Year

2015 - BFCC Award: Best Animated Film

2015 - BSFC Award:​ Best Animated Film

2015 - BOFCA Award:​ Best Animated Film

2015 - Austin Film Critics Association: Best Original Screenplay

2015 - Austin Film Critics Association: Best Animated Film

*In total, Inside Out has 91 Nominations and 79 Wins. Full List of wins/nominations here.*
Lewis Black

## Biography

   Lewis Niles Black was born on August 30th, 1948 in Silver Spring, Maryland, USA. In addition to acting, Lewis is an American comedian, author, playwright and social critic. He serves as an “ambassador for voting rights,” for the American Civil Liberties Union since 2013. Well known for his angry face and his comedy routines often escalating into angry rants about history, politics and religion. He hosted Lewis Black’s Root of All Evil, a Comedy Central series and appeared regularly on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart. Lewis is also known for his critically acclaimed role as Anger in Inside Out .

## Filmography

2015 - Inside Out as Anger

2015 - Introducing Parker Dowd as Drew

2013 - Comedy Warriors as Himself

2011 - Afghan Luke as Himself

2010 - Peep World as Narrator

2009 - Ollie & the Baked Halibut as Baked Halibut

2008 - No Free Lunch as Lewis

2007 - Farce of the Penguins as Jimmy

2007 - Falling for Grace as Rob York

2006 - Unaccompanied Minors as Oliver Porter

2006 - Man of the Year as Eddie Langston

2006 - Accepted  as Ben Lewis
Laura Dern

## Biography

Dern was born on February 10, 1967 in Los Angeles, California and is the daughter of actors Bruce Dern and Diane Ladd. Since her parents were in the industry, Dern was exposed to movie sets early on in life. As a result, Laura has since become an actress, director and producer and in 1982, became the youngest recipient of "Miss. Golden Globe." Dern starred in the first and third films part of the Jurassic Park franchise.

## Filmography

1973 - White Lightning as Sharon Anne

1974 - Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore as Girl Eating Ice Cream Cone

1980 - Foxes as Debbie

1982 - Ladies and Gentlemen, The Fabulous Stains as Jessica McNeil

1984 - Teachers as Diane Warren

1985 - Mask as Diana Adams

1985 - Smooth Talk as Connie Wyatt

1986 - Blue Velvet as Sandy Williams

1987 - Grizzly II: The Predator as Tina

1988 - Haunted Summer as Claire Clairmont

1989 - Fat Man and Little Boy as Kathleen Robinson

1990 - Wild at Heart as Lula Fortune

1990 - Industrial Symphony No. 1 as Heartbroken Woman

1991 - Rambling Rose as Rose

1993 - Jurassic Park as Dr. Ellie Sattler

1993 - A Perfect World as Sally Gerber

1996 - Citizen Ruth as Ruth Stoops

1996 - Bastard Out of Carolina as Narrator (voice)

1999 - October Sky as Miss Riley

2000 - Dr. T & the Women as Peggy

2001 - Daddy and Them as Ruby Montgomery

2001 - Jurassic Park III as Dr. Ellie Degler

2001 - Focus as Gertrude 'Gert' Hart

2001 - I Am Sam as Randy Carpenter

2001 - Novocaine as Jean Noble

2002 - Goose as Narrator

2004 - We Don't Live Here Anymore as Terry Linden

2005 - Happy Endings as Pam Ferris

2006 - Lonely Hearts as Rene Fodie

2006 - Inland Empire as Nikki Grace / Susan Blue

2007 - Year of the Dog as Bret

2007 - More Things That Happened as Susan Blue

2008 - The Monday Before Thanksgiving as Theresa

2009 - Tenderness as Aunt Teresa

2010 - Everything Must Go as Delilah

2010 - Little Fockers as Prudence

2011 - Fight for Your Right Revisited as Café Patron

2012 - The Master as Helen Sullivan

2014 - The Fault in Our Stars as Frannie Lancaster

2014 - When the Game Stands Tall as Beverly Ladouceur

2014 - Wild as Bobbi Lambrecht

2014 - 99 Homes as Lynn Nash

2015 - Bravetown as Annie
Tyrese Gibson

## Biography

   Tyrese Gibson, commonly known as Tyrese, is an American actor, singer, songwritter, author, producer and model who was born in Los Angeles, California on December 30, 1978. Tyrese started his career singing and after the release of numerous albums he decided to pursue an acting career. Gibson is also a New York Times best selling authour for his first book, "How to Get Out of Your Own Way." Tyrese is most widely known for his role in the Fast and Furious Franchise where he portrays Roman Pearce.

## Filmography

2015 - Furious 7 as Roman Pearce

2013 - Black Nativity as Loot/Tyson

2013 -Fast & Furious 6 as Roman Pearce

2011 - Transformers: Dark of the Moon as Sergeant Epps

2011 - Fast Five as Roman Pearce

2010 - Legion as Kyle Williams

2009 - Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen as USAF Tech Sergeant Epps

2008 - Death Race as Machine Gun Joe

2007 - The Take as Adell Baldwin

2007 - Transformers as USAF Tech Sergeant Epps

2006 - Waist Deep as O2

2006 - Annapolis as Cole

2005 - Four Brothers as Angel Mercer

2004 - Flight of the Phoenix as AJ

2003 - 2 Fast 2 Furious as Roman Pearce

2001 - Baby Boy as Joseph Summers
Chris Pratt

## Biography

Christopher Michael Pratt is an American film and television actor. He was born on June 21, 1979 in Virginia, Minnesota, to Kathleen Louise and Daniel Clifton Pratt. His mother is of Norwegian descent and his father had English, German, Swiss, and French-Canadian ancestry. Chris grew up in Lake Stevens, Washington state. He is married to fellow Washington State native, Anna Faris, who he met filming the movie "Take Me Home Tonight" (2011), together the two have one child. Chris's hobbies include fishing, hunting and working on cars.

## Filmography

2003 - The Extreme Team as Keenan

2005 - Strangers with Candy as Brason

2007 - Walk the Talk as Cam

2008 - Wieners as Bobby

2008 - Wanted as Barry

2009 - Bride Wars as Fletcher

2009 - Deep in the Valley as Lester Watts

2009 - Jennifer's Body as Roman Duda

2011 - Take Me Home Tonight as Kyle Masterson

2011 - Moneyball as Scott Hatteberg

2011 - What's Your Number? as Disgusting Donald

2011 - 10 Years as Cully

2012 - The Five-Year Engagement as Alex Eilhauer

2012 - Zero Dark Thirty as Justin

2013 - Movie 43 as Jason

2013 - Delivery Man as Brett

2013 - Her as Paul

2014 - The Lego Movie as Emmet Brickowski

2014 - Guardians of the Galaxy as Peter Quill

2015 - Jurassic World as Owen Grady
Sung Kang

## Biography

   Sung Kang is a Korean American actor and producer who was born on April 8, 1972 in Gainesville, Georgia. Kang is most well known for playing "Han" in five movies, all which are directed by Justin Lin. His most well known movies are part of the Fast and the Furious franchise.

## Filmography

2016 - The Free World as Detective Shin

2015 - Pali Road  Dr. Mitch Kayne

2015 - Hollywood Adventures as Manny

2014 - Eden as Connie

2013 - Fast & Furious 6 as Han

2013 - Bullet to the Head as Taylor Kwon

2012 - Sunset Stories as JP

2011 - 4 Wedding Planners as Kai

2011 - Fast Five as Han

2009 - Ninja Assassin  as Hollywood

2009 - Fast & Furious  as Han

2007 - Finishing the Game  as

2007 - War as Goi

2007 - Live Free or Die Hard as Raj

2006 - The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift  as Han

2006 - Undoing as Samuel

2006 - Forbidden Warrior as Doran

2004 - The Motel as Sam

2002 - Better Luck Tomorrow as Han

1999 - Mystery Men as Susie
Diane Lane

## Biography

   Diane Lane was born on January 22nd, 1965, in New York City, New York, USA. She began acting a very young age and continued to act in numerous movies, though some of them failed in the box office.  She has since created a fanbase for herself and was nominated for an Oscar for her leading role in Unfaithful. Diane is also known for her roles in Man of Steel, The Perfect Storm and her role as Riley’s mother in the critically acclaimed filmInside Out.
## Filmography

2015 - Inside Out as Mom

2015 - Every Secret Thing as Helen Manning

2013 - Man of Steel as Martha Kent

2010 - Secretariat as Penny Chenery

2009 - Killshot as Carmen Colson

2008 - Nights in Rodanthe as Adrienne Willis

2008 - Jumper as Mary

2008 - Untraceable as Jennifer Marsh

2007 - Fierce People as Liz Earl

2006 - Hollywoodland  asToni Mannix

2005 - Must Love Dogs as Sarah Nolan

2003 - Under the Tuscan Sun as Frances Mayes

2002 - Unfaithful as Connie Sumner

2001 - Hardball as Elizabeth Wilkes

2000 - The Perfect Storm as Christine Cotter

2000 - My Dog Skip as Ellen Morris

2000 - Judge Dredd  Judge Hershey

1984 - Streets of Fire as Ellen Aim

1983 - Rumble Fish as Patty

1983 - The Outsiders as Cherry

1979 - A Little Romance as Lauren
Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope

Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope is the first film in the Star Wars trilogy series.

*“Luke Skywalker joins forces with a Jedi Knight, a cocky pilot, a wookiee and two droids to save the galaxy from the Empire's world-destroying battle-station, while also attempting to rescue Princess Leia from the evil Darth Vader.”* - IMDb

**Directed by:** George Lucas

**Produced by:** Gary Kurtz

**Cast:**

Mark Hamill - Luke Skywalker

Harrison Ford  - Han Solo

Carrie Fisher  - Princess Leia Organa

Peter Cushing - Grand Moff Tarkin

Alec Guinness - Ben Obi-Wan Kenobi

Anthony Danielsl - C-3PO

Kenny Baker - R2-D2

Peter Mayhew - Chewbacca

David Prowse - Darth Vader

**Movie Details:**

Release Date: May 25 1977

Budget: $11,000,000

Opening Weekend: $35,906,661

Gross: $460,935,665

Runtime: 121 min

Rotten Tomatoes: 94%

**Movie Awards:**

WON 6 OSCARS

1978 - Academy Awards: Best Art Direction - Set Decoration

1978 - Academy Awards: Best Costume Design

1978 - Academy Awards: Best Sound

1978 - Academy Awards: Best Film Editing

1978 - Academy Awards: Best Effects, Visual Effects

1978 - Academy Awards: Best Music, Original Score

+ 39 more wins and 28 nominations
Téa Leoni

## Biography

Elizabeth Téa Pantaleoni, more commonly known as "Tea Leoni" was born in New York, on February 25, 1966. She is of Italian, Polish, English, Scottish, Irish, and German descent. Leoni attended Sarah Lawrence College but did not finish her studies, instead she pursued a career in Hollywood. She starred in the third Jurassic Park film series, Jurassic Park III.

## Filmography

1991 – Switch as Connie

1992 – A League of Their Own as Racine 1st base

1994 – The Counterfeit Contessa as Gina Leonarda Nardino

1994 – Wyatt Earp as Sally

1995 – Bad Boys as Julie Mott

1996 – Flirting with Disaster as Tina kalb

1998 – Deep Impact as Jenny Lerner

2000 – The Family Man as Kate Reynolds

2001 – Jurassic Park IIIas Amanda kirby

2002 – People I Know as Jilli Hopper

2004 – House of D as Mrs. Warshaw

2004 – Spanglish as Doborah Clasky

2005 – Fun with Dick and Jane as Jane Harper

2007 – You Kill Me as Laurel Pearson

2008 – Ghost Town as Gwen

2009 – The Smell of Success as Rosemary Rose

2011 – Tower Heist as Special Agent Claire Denham
Thor

Thor is the 5th film part of Marvel Cinematic Universe  and the 1st film part of Thor film series.

*"The powerful but arrogant god Thor is cast out of Asgard to live amongst humans in Midgard (Earth), where he soon becomes one of their finest defenders."* - IMDb

**Directed by:**Kenneth Branagh

**Production Company:**Marvel Studios

**Cast:**

Chris Hemsworth ... Thor

Natalie Portman ... Jane Foster

Tom Hiddleston ... Loki

Anthony Hopkins ... Odin

**Movie Details**

Released: May 6, 2011

Box Office: $449.3 Million

Genre: Action, Adventure, Sci-Fi

Run Time: 114 minutes

MPAA Rating: PG-13

**Movie Awards**

Thor won 5 awards and received 29 nominations.

For a full list of wins/nominations, clickhere.