You are a technical student. For some people, it is a reason to envy you. For others, it is a reason to believe that you are wasting your life for things without which one can leave peacefully. But you know that it is very interesting even though challenging. But doesn’t matter if you are a good student or an excellent one, sometimes, there are just too many assignments to handle … Continue reading →

Movies have a strong impact on worldwide cultures and civilizations. Today’s movies leave customers breathless and spur the interest for gambling activity. Most players head to casino venues as soon as they watch casino-related films. If you are one of these customers, make sure to choose no wager platforms and start playing immediately. If you look for additional casino entertainment, check the following movies in your free time. Fear and … Continue reading →

Netflix has released a Trailer for their original Taiwanese series Nowhere Man, which comes from director Chen Yin-jung (aka Chen Dj). The series stars Joseph Chang (Wild City), Jeremiah Zhang, Po-chieh Wang (Bodyguards and Assassins) and Ming-fu Zhou (Welcome to the Happy Days). To Ah Quan (Chang) and his fellow triad brothers, fate seems have left them few choices. One mysterious night led the brothers down a convoluted web of love, … Continue reading →

A spin-off movie to Jo Beom-Goo’s 2014 gambling-actioner The Divine Move is coming our way under the title of The Divine Move: The Wrathful (aka The Divine Move: Ghost Move). “Ghost Move” is the name of a mysterious character in The Divine Move who is known as “the god of Go.” The audience had many questions about the character at the end of the first film and it appears as if “Ghost … Continue reading →

On December 3rd, 2019, Well Go USA will release the Blu-ray for Savage, an action-thriller starring Chang Chen (Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon), Ni Ni (Enter the Warrior’s Gate) and Liao Fan (Black Coal, Thin Ice). Savage marks the directorial debut of Cui Siwei, who is perhaps best-known for penning Jackie Chan’s Bleeding Steel. The film also stars Huang Jue (The Final Master), Liu Hua (The Monkey King) and Li Guangjie (The Wandering Earth). Buried by treacherous conditions at the … Continue reading →

On October 11th, 2019, audiences will finally see the return of filmmaker Roger Avary, who is perhaps best known for 1993’s Killing Zoe, 2002’s The Rules of Attraction, and his co-writing credit with Quentin Tarantino for 1994’s Pulp Fiction. In Lucky Day, Avary’s first directorial project since 2004’s Glitterati, Red (Luke Bracey), a safe cracker who has just been released from prison, is trying to hold his family together as his past catches up … Continue reading →

If you’ve read Paul Bramhall’s article Made (& Remade) in Asia, this next bit of news is hardly a surprise. In 2013, a South Korean thriller film called Montage was released; in 2016 it was remade in Hindi as Te3n; now a Chinese remake, titled The Guilty Ones, is on its way this year (via AFS). The Guilty Ones (aka You Are the Murderer) follows a terminally ill mother who finds renewed … Continue reading →

Disaster filmmaker Roland Emmerich (Independence Day, Godzilla) is at it again with Midway. The film stars Patrick Wilson (Hard Candy), Woody Harrelson (Natural Born Killers), Mandy Moore (47 Meters Down) and Nick Jonas (Camp Rock). Midway centers on the Battle of Midway, a clash between the American fleet and the Imperial Japanese Navy which marked a pivotal turning point in the Pacific Theater during WWII. The film, based on the real-life … Continue reading →