In director Steven C. Miller’s Line Of Duty, Aaron Eckhart is a disgraced cop in a race against time after he accidentally kills the abductor f a kidnap victim.
Additional key cast includes Dina Meyer, Giancarlo Esposito, Ben McKenzie…
As a fan of some of Eckhart’s previous work, I simply want this to be good – and my movie loving self is willing to do the work to find out.
Courtney Eaton, Jessica Lu, MWW Michael Wilkerson, David Shae, Nickola Shreli, Lindsey Garrett, Jonathan Aidan Cockrell, Betsy Landin and Heather Fusari also star.
Bleed For This (2016), Miles Teller as Vinnie Pazienza
Starring Miles Teller as World Champion Boxer Vinnie Pazienza, Bleed for This is the true story of an athlete’s extraordinary comeback following a major setback.
Directed by Ben Younger, the reason’s I’ll be tuning into this one include the inspiring story and Miles Teller’s Talents. The man is great in Whiplash (2014)Â after all.
The subject of Sully is Chesley Sullenberger, the airplane pilot who became a hero after saving 155 passengers. Directed by Clint Eastwood;  Tom Hanks, Aaron Eckhart and Anna Gunn star…
The combination of Eastwood and Hanks will make this worthwhile.
May everyone be organised enough not to watch this too close to an airplane trip.
Sully Release Dates: September 9th, 2016 (US); December 1st, 2016 (GER); December 2nd, 2016 (UK)…
The Dark Knight (2008), Christian Bale, Michael Caine
Written and directed by the Nolan brothers, (Jonathan and Christopher) The Dark Knight is the second movie in a notable three part series that started with Batman Begins (2005).
Christian Bale is back as Batman and this time he must face off with Gotham’s current havoc wreaking menace, the Joker.
Like all films by the Nolan brothers, The Dark Knight is no exception to the rule of storytelling excellence, engaging dialogue, action sequence prowess, a brilliant musical score and truly memorable performances.
The Dark Knight (2008), Heath Ledger
As good as Bale is in the role of Batman – and he is very good, the most memorable performance in The Dark Knight is delivered by the unfortunately late but unforgettable Australian actor, Heath Ledger.
Whether he had passed as he did before the film’s release or not, it’s near enough impossible to think of and mention The Dark Knight without also highlighting what Ledger accomplished with this one role. His portrayal of the Joker is simply one of the most mesmerising things I’ve ever seen on screen. So much so that each time the camera wasn’t on him, it felt like the movie was moving noticeably slower.
The entire film is quite the achievement, thanks to a superior filmmaking team that includes, along with the leading cast, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Aaron Eckhart, Gary Oldman, Michael Caine, Morgan Freeman and ‘super composer’, Hans Zimmer.
Most film lovers have already seen The Dark Knight. But to all who haven’t, get ready for a great opening and closing sequence, as well as a memorable  plenty more in between.
The Dark Knight (2008), William Fichtner
One of the best moments in the opening sequence has to be the surprise of what William Fichtner’s badass Bank Manager character does when he gets on his feet. If you’ve seen it, you understand.
London Has Fallen (2016), Gerard Butler, Aaron Eckhart
As unsettling as the idea behind London Has Fallen (2016) may be, the new movie directed by Babak Najafi and starringGerard Butler, Morgan Freeman, Aaron Eckhart and Charlotte Riley looks like it’s going to be quite the spectacle.
The imagery of London actually falling is certainly horrific, but I still couldn’t help yelping with joy at the excellent execution of this teaser trailer.
Talk about haunting trailer music…
Trailer 1…
I guess it’s time to plan the viewing of the first instalment, Olympus Has Fallen (2013). Probably and quite likely.
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