MOVIE REVIEW: Fast Five

Finally saw Fast Five and critics and moviegoers were right: this is the best so far among the Fast and the Furious series. Who would have thought that the fifth installment would be up there with Ocean Eleven and the Italian Job (which are both remakes) as the best heist movie of this young century??

Series regulars Vin Diesel, Paul Walker and Jordana Brewster all give commendable performances. As sequels go, most especially the fifth, there must be an impression that they're tired but no, due to a commendable script and lines that are not cheesy and lousy, an example of which is Transformers 2.

Looking forward to a sixth installment of this series.

TRAILER : 127 Hours

Danny Boyle, the director of such films as Trainspotting, The Beach, 28 Days and Sunshine comes his follow up to his Oscar winning masterpiece Slumdog Millionaire. This is the amazing true story of mountain climber Aron Ralston portrayed by James Franco. Oscar buzz is already building on this film.

TRAILER: Due Date

From the director of Old School and The Hangover Todd Philips, starring Robert Downey Jr. and Zach Galifinakis, Opens November 5 in the US.

TRAILER: Love Ranch

Inspired by true events, Oscar Winners Helen Mirren and Joe Pesci plays a couple who opened the first legal brothel in Nevada. Opens in limited release this July in the US.

TEASER TRAILER: Buried

Unique concept: A man finds himself inside a coffin, alive and buried. Armed with only a lighter and cellphone, he tries to get out. Starring Ryan Reynolds, this could be the sleeper suspense hit of 2010.

TRAILER: Inception

I am so looking forward to this movie. Great cast and director plus an original story too. I hope it lives up to the hype. Opens July 16, 2010 here in the US

Brand New Shrek The Final Chapter Poster

For me, better than the trailer and the previous posters for the upcoming fourth installment.