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Roger Federer wants Brad Pitt to play him in a movie?

Don’t you think that’s a bit arrogant? First of all, Roger is no way in hell as good looking as Brad. Well, Roger is always arrogant and cocky anyway.

What would you to do for a Movie About Roger Federer?

It’s going to be Semi-Autobographical Movie
My title would be: One Way, One Man, One Champion Roger Federer…
I think Federer would be best played by Joaquin Phoenix no one else can play Federer than that guy.. That i know off…

I would definetly do it as a trilogy, you cant realy document the Federer Story into 1 movie – mainly because his winning span ranges from 2003-2010 because he is so.. consistent.. I would try to emulate the view on televisions…

So the three movies would be about…

Movie One: Child Hood – The Whole Travelling around Europe with his friend and mentor – Rise to Fame – Death of Mentor – Then End with his Wimbledon win. so Childhood-2003

Movie Two: Would be the Federer domination era of 2004-2007… This one i would try to emulate how everyone spoke of federer as “Perfection” “Defined by his soules face” “Great shot but yet not a smile.”, Then the movie be contrasted by the rise of Rafael Nadal obviously will catch drama from the 2007 wimbledon final followed by a series of downtime in much on most of 2008 (Aus Open Semis – Nadal Domination in French Open). The Peak would be the whole of 2008 the highest point will be the 2008 Wimbledon Final (super epic) strictly. The movie will end with the U.S open final win in 2008.

Movie Three: this will be 2009-Retirement. Will Start with Tabloids speaking about Doubts about the Federer Game and how it will hold of up. Also the quote of Andy Roddick “(on thought about Federer decliining) Australian Open Semi-Final, French open Final, Wimbledon Final and the US open Crown. I wish I was Federer he is the only one on earth who can make that sound bad.”….. Of course his heartbreaking loss in the 2009 Australian Open loss and the Miami Racket Smash and the several month Title drought, i will draw on to high light the dark time…. As well i will make highlight of the Nadal crazy dominance, at this time no one could win a heated match with Nadal he was un-stopable (he won 5 titles in the first six months of the year Hardcourt and Clay he was 5thousand points ahead Federer).

Then comes ofcourse the Madrid madrid miracle win- French (long time coming) – The Wimbledon 2009 (epic) 5 set 16/14 game in the end. Then what comes next is the future. I might draw on the start of his family, revisiting memories of his coach. How his retirement was and stuff.

On the credits i’ll have like High Lights of the real Federer Playing and list all of his Records and Achievements.

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What would you do?

Watch Movie: Salt (2010)

Plot:
As a CIA officer, Evelyn Salt swore an oath to duty, honor and country. Her loyalty will be tested when a defector accuses her of being a Russian spy. Salt goes on the run, using all her skills and years of experience as a covert operative to elude capture. Salt’s efforts to prove her innocence only serve to cast doubt on her motives, as the hunt to uncover the truth behind her identity continues and the question remains: “Who is Salt?”

Watch ‘Salt (2010)’ Online, Free Streaming.

Early Feedback:
On June 8th I observed that with the super-sized Inception and Salt opening 7 days apart (on 7.16 and 7.23, respectively), it appeared that Inception has “managed a better job of pre-selling itself to ubers and early adopters…my sense of things right now is that Inception is regarded as something people have to see, and that Salt is something that might be pretty good.”

Over the last few days that view has shifted to one in which Chris Nolan’s boldly imaginative *beep* is being talked about as possibly too smart for the room while the word-of-mouth on Phillip Noyce’s spy thriller is getting hotter and hotter. I’m hearing things here and there and sensing this with my insect-antennae. A few days ago a SAG member who’d attended a recent research screening told a journalist pal it’s an audience-friendly wowser. “It’s really good…Angelina meets Bourne,” the guy said.

The shift began after a 6.23 review excerpt from Peter Travers’ Rolling Stone review implying that Inception may not reach Joe and Jane Popcorn on their levels. “Trusting the intelligence of the audience can cost Nolan at the box office,” he wrote. “How to cope with a grand-scale epic…that turns your head around six ways from Sunday? Dive in and drive yourself crazy, that’s how.”

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Two days later a piece on filmsactu, the French entertainment website, ran a piece by Arnaud Mangin that seemed to echo the Travers meme. The headline read “Inception: un film trop intelligent pour le public?” A translated passage reads that “one finds [in the film] more the Christopher Nolan of Memento than of Batman Begins. Memento is an excellent film, therefore so much the better, but it’s not famous for the simplicity of its intrigue and whose commercial stakes were definitely less important.”

Sorry, but that sounds pretty good to me. Being a huge fan of Memento, I’d be delighted if Inception delivers along similar lines.

What’s changed in three weeks? Inception is still the movie that everyone has to see — figure a $70 million opening weekend — but the word on Salt is building into “very good,” “really works,” “yeah!” and so on.

The Robin Hood Movie (2010)

The Robin Hood Movie (2010) – Though Mother Nature has not been kind to the 63rd Cannes Film Festival where gloominess and rain have overtaken the sunny City of Cannes, still it could not impede the festival’s opening movie Robin Hood to be launched into stardom where Robin Hood will not just overcome King John’s forces but also the ash clouds, unnatural waves, Greece’s financial breakdown and festival scandals and boycotts.

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The festival was itself well and truly on the go where stars still glow dashingly in the red carpet just like the cast of Robin Hood, hot cars nuzzle each other, aircrafts passing by and beautiful ladies seen in their best outfit. The people that are here don’t have the eyes, they have Ray Bans. Cannes Film Festival is as always splendid and enthralling for both the stars and common people that cherish its real essence. And Sir Riddley Scott and Russel Crowe’s epic Robin Hood with its high profiled stars, big production values and cast performances somehow never fail to help uplift the festival’s essence. Sir Scott’s epic was shown to be marvelously shot and splendidly edited where the movie score was great.

Robin Hood is maybe diverted from its original plot where in the world premiere of the movie shows Robin Hood that rarely smiles, Maid Marian storming with chains when fighting, and brandishing a new baldhead villain who conspires with the French to take the English land who plunders the wealth of the people in the name of the English King – it never fails to show the real essence of Robin Hood which is a defender of justice and freedom.

Does Robin Hood need a sequel? Yes, the movie lends itself a sequel that will eventually make Robin Lonstride to become the famous outlaw Robin Hood that will make the story of a defender of freedom and rob riches to give it to the poor that inspires generations.

Robin Hood’s Cannes Film Festival Opening maybe an ideal opening shot much like last year’s Cannes Film Festival opening animated 3D movie Up by Disney. It’s a good movie afterall, Sir Scott.

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