The Ides of March - Review

George Clooney's "The Ides of March" promises a great story and absolutely, 100% delivers. This thriller takes you behind the scenes of the politicians. The lust, the lies, the strategies... this film touches on all.

This is not a common film about side-taking political "wins", it is a compelling movie about trust, seduction and betrayal. We have all experienced some sort of "political finesse" whether it be at work, your personal life or both. We have all received or witnessed some kind of of human drama that involves manipulation. This movie will really hit home for everyone watching.

The cast and directing is outstanding. George Clooney plays a very believable political candidate whom you don't know whether to trust or not. As I said, very believable. Ryan Gosling is not just "eye candy" in this film, his acting shines in his role of press spokesman and I wouldn't be surprised if he were up for more than one award this year. Evan Rachel Wood plays an naive 20 year old who gets caught up in a grown up (political) world and reminds every woman what it was like to be 20 years old. Marisa Tomei casts as a pushy reporter and you'll love to hate her.

I loved this movie and rate it both thumbs way up!

Out in theatres this Friday - 7th October, 2011

Quartier Mode opens it's doors!

The moment that you've been waiting for has finally arrived! Quartier Mode has opened it's doors and will be launching an opening venue on the 17th September, 2011. From 5pm - 7pm, you'll be invited to check the place out and have a cupcake while you're at it.

Come support local designers and artists. Everything from fashion to soaps. You'll be pleasantly surprised.

See you there!

Don't be afraid of the dark - review

Guillermo del Toro's thriller "Don't Be Afraid of the Dark" opens this Friday.

Katie Holmes stars in this chilling thriller. It's been a long time since we've seen her in anything so that in itself was pleasant.

The story is of a blended and broken family who moves into a big house in which they plan to "flip". They soon find out that the place possesses a few strange stories and unusual things begin to happen. Sally, the little girl in the story, uncovers a locked "door". Kinda like "pandora's box" and that's when the fun begins. While the story is quite pedestrian, I did enjoy seeing newcomer and uprising star, Bailee Madison's (Sally in the movie) performance. Keep your eye on this young actress. My prediction is that you've not seen the last of her.

The storyline was predictable and there were no "cheap shots" that we have all become accustomed to (and expect) in a thriller. The scenery was breathtaking and the sets were very elaborate. Not one of the scariest movies I've seen for a while but worth a rental.

Another Earth - Review

Upon discovery of a planet exactly like our own planet earth, a terrible tragedy emerges.

This story is about a yound teen - Rhoda (played by Brit Marling), who is captured by the mysteries of astronomy. The circumstances of her wonder lead her into harm's way. With a promising life ahead of her, Rhoda is thrown onto another life path because of the events leading up to the discovery of this new earth.

A very sombre film that touched my heart.

Quartier Mode is going permanent!

If you thought you heard a little rumour about the success of Tiffany Elton and her pop ups and eye for design, you heard right.

Quartier Mode is going permanent!!!

Elton has found a location and she'll be setting up shop next month.

For those of you not familiar with the "Pop Ups" that have been popping up around the city, Elton has taken the fashion world to another level by showcasing up and coming designers in her last two temporary "show rooms".

For those of you who missed them, you're in luck, you'll be able to find her works along with other labels at her new boutique on Trendy St-Laurent this September.

This boutique promises to be a one stop shop for the best in Montreal fashion. From clothing to accessories you'll definitely find some unique treasures including some lovely local gifts.

Be sure to drop by!

For more information and updates, click here: http://quartiermode.com/daily/

Cars 2 IMAX and 3D - review

If you liked Cars 1, you'll LOVE Cars 2!!!

The movie starts off with action, intrigue and laughter and is non-stop until the very end.

Finn McMissile (your James Bond of the car world) sets the mood on the seven seas with all kind of fancy gear which you would find in any of the original James Bond's films. Meanwhile, Lightning McQueen is gearing up for a world grand prix race with Italian car Francesco Bernoulli. His best friend, Mater the hillbilly tow truck - renowned for boasting his rust and dents - makes a huge appearance in this flick and actually scores several dates with sexy Holly Shiftwell.

The animation is exceptional and lifelike that I felt as if I had taken a trip to Japan.

Don't miss the chance of seeing it in theatres at IMAX and in 3D. It's totally worth it. It's entertainment for the entire family!

Playing in theatres near you starting this Friday, 24th June 2011.

The Art Of Getting By - Review

This movie originally premiered as "Homework" at the 2011 Sundance Festival. I'm not sure why the title changed but "The Art Of Getting By" definitely suits the screenplay more... This story is about a young budding artist (George played by Freddie Highmore) and his struggle through the last year of high school. Sally (Emma Roberts) comes to George's "rescue" by way of a heartwarming friendship.

"The Art Of Getting By" has a very genuine feel to it and I really liked the way the reality of the trials and tribulations of each character shone through. The cast is wide and varied and I was nicely surprised with a cameo appearance of Alicia Silverstone (Clueless) in a very uncharacteristic role.

Overall, not a huge block buster but I did enjoy the movie.

Playing in a theatre near you starting Friday, 17th June 2011.

Quartier Mode Pop Up

Here goes Montreal proving it once again. We are indeed, the queen of style in North America. The designers here bring the European flair and stylin' of New York which gives us a style of our very own. Chic and amazing.This is what upcoming designer and entrepreneur Tiffany Elton is all about. Her cutting edge concepts will have fashion followers wondering what hit them. Elton and partner are launching their new concept and showcasing various designers in the most unique way that Montrealers have yet to see. Local and independent designers will be featured at a boutique in a trendy "Quartier" for two days at a time. The venues will change and each time different groups of designers will be highlighted. Through exclusive "pop-up" sales and their online boutique, "Quartier Mode" is offering the most unique experience and making available, wonderful designer clothing and accessories that would normally not be so readily accessible to the public.

During this "pop-up", the designers will be Lady-Like, Noir de mars handbags, Deborah Adams handbags, Betina Lou - Blue eyed coquette accessories, Ramonalisa, D FLY, Bijougraphie by Mercedes Larosa and Keyligh Peddie.

Don't miss it!

For more information please click here: http://quartiermode.com/

The Annual 36th Westmount Park Family Day

Sherrie at The Underdog booth

The 36th Annual Westmount Park Family Day started off with a bang! A big bang of thunder that is! There was rain splattering on and off for most of the day but it was all good. That didn't stop these Westmounters from having fun!

The Underdog Club and SPCA bond together to find homes for these wonderful animals

One of my favourite groups were there. The Underdog Club. Their mission in life is to help the old, the ugly and the unpopular get adopted. Pets that is... These people have the biggest hearts I know. I love them. The SPCA were with them on this rainy day prancing their well-behaved adoptable dogs around the park.

Take a look at this link to see the adorable creatures that need a home.
http://www.underdogclub.org/

There were all kinds of games for the children to play and there were tents full of (soggy) food and informational stuff. It was a very nice set up. Umbrellas were put up everywhere and then tossed aside and there were lots of muddy knees to be seen. But no one seemed to care. It was a happy day today.

The little ones got their dreams of riding on ponies.

And even the grown ups couldn't help but give the animals at the petting zoo a little scratch behind the ear.
Stay tuned for more events like this throughout the summer!

Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides - REVIEW

Pirates of the Caribbean ~ On Stranger Tides is here!!!

Depp fans are in for a treat. What could be better than watching Johnny Depp? Johnny Depp on IMAX AND in 3D!!!

The movie starts off with a real "Wow!" factor. We're thrown straight into a chase scene that starts off inside the castle and then leads onto the streets of London. There are a lot of cool stunts. Shortly after, you're right in the middle of a challenging dual of swords. I was already engaged as the first part of the movie was promising to deliver lots more excitment throughout the movie.

In this adventure, Jack Sparrow (Depp) is forced onto Blackbeard's ship to lead the crew to the fountain of youth. Angelica (Penelope Cruz) is onboard posing as Blackbeard's daughter (the bad guy) and the playful tension is fun between her and Depp. There are new characters and lots of "pirate speak". Aye! The special effects are really interesting and my personal fave were the mermaids. The 3D special effects were also very good, I only wished there were more.

In all, an entertaining movie with lots of "aye" candy. Aye, it be lovely!

Opens in theatres this Friday.

29th Annual "Just For Laughs" Comedy Festival is coming!!!

Festival 2011 promises to be a real treat this year featuring Russell Peters, Eric Stonestreet, Craig Ferguson, Daniel Tosh, Louis CK, John Oliver, Eddie Izzard, Kevin Smith and new BIG special event galas!

Here are a few that you just can't miss!

BEST NIGHT EVER
Launching the Festival is one of the biggest comedy stars, Russell Peters. This show will feature a personally selected line-up of his favourite and funniest comedian friends. This will certainly be "The Best Night Ever!"
Join Russels, Jeremy Hotz, Jimmy Carr, Dom Irrera, Sebastian Maniscalco, Nick Thune and more...
Dates: July 28 – 7:00 & 10:00 PM
Location: Salle Wilfrid-Pelletier – Place des Arts

CRAIG FERGUSON’S INTERNATIONAL HOUSE OF COMEDY
Join the wild host of CBS’s The Late Late Show. Craig Ferguson returns to Montreal to his fellow international comedians looking to become North American household names.
Dates: July 30 – 7:00 & 10:00 PM
Location: Salle Wilfrid-Pelletier – Place des Arts

This is the one I want to see!!!
MODERN LOVE: THE RELATIONSHIP SHOW
Hosted by Modern Family’s Eric Stonestreet
Modern Family's Eric Stonestreet (Cam) will be owning his own show called "Modern Love: The Relationship Show". This gala is going to be sooooo funny! It's all about the things we need, love and obsess about. Is your cat your best friend? Have a mad crush on a celebrity? Get ready for "modern love" to be dissected in every way imaginable. Hosted by Modern Family’s Eric Stonestreet and featuring Bob Marley, Debra DiGiovanni, Robert Kelly, Tim Minchin and more!
Dates: July 29 – 7:00 PM
Location: Salle Wilfrid-Pelletier – Place des Arts

DECLINE OF THE AMERICAN EMPIRE?!
Hosted by The Daily Show’s John Oliver
Now if it’s politics you love, then get ready for the controversial "Decline of the American Empire?!" This will be hosted by "The Daily Show’s" own John - a British stand-up fave. Get ready to piss your political trousers. Comics will speak their mind, debating on the future – or lack thereof – of the USA. Hosted by John Oliver and starring Colin Quinn, Marc Maron, Alonzo Bodden and more.
Dates: July 31 – 7:00 PM
Location: Salle Wilfrid-Pelletier – Place des Arts

A TRIBUTE TO NERDS
How about something for the digically addicted? "A Tribute to Nerds" will be for you! Does your day consist of downloading apps, reading graphic novels, and lining up at the Mac Store at 5:00 AM to get in on Steve Jobs’ latest vision? If you answered yes to any or all of these questions, then this show was made for you.
Dates: July 29 – 10:00 PM
Location: Salle Wilfrid-Pelletier – Place des Arts

MORE COMEDY NOT TO BE MISSED!

THE NASTY SHOW
Forget about “Got Milk?”. "Got Balls?" Can you handle one of the most insulting shows in the history of stand-up comedy? You can try to hide, but no one is safe from our host, The Roastmaster General himself, Jeffrey Ross.
Dates: July 14 – 7:00 & 9:30 PM
July 15 & 16 – 7:00, 9:30 & 11:59 PM
Location: Metropolis

EDDIE IZZARD – STRIPPED
Eddie Izzard brings his show Stripped to the Gesù! From the vantage point of his elegant, sexy and absurd universe, Eddie tackles topics ranging from the origin of language to Wikipedia, from banjos to helicopters, from God to the creation of life and of course… bananas. The NY Times declared him to be “the most brilliant stand-up comedian of his generation—he is deliriously, dizzyingly, catch-your-breath funny.” Did we mention he’s also presenting an additional special show in French? Oui, c’est vrai!
Dates: July 11 to 13 –7:00 PM
July 11 – 9:30 PM (in French)
Location: Gesù – Centre de créativité

TIM MINCHIN
Spend an evening with one of the classiest and most talented international performers working today. This is a full-out comedy/music experience that will make you think and laugh.
Dates: July 28 to 30 – 9:00 PM
Location: L’Astral

DANNY BHOY – WANDERLUST
He is one of the most sought-after comedians working in the world today and 2011 sees Danny return to our shores with a brand-new show to delight his ever-growing Canadian fan base. More mesmerizing anecdotes and quick-fire wit from the globetrotting Scot are guaranteed to leave Montreal audiences with a smile on their face and wanderlust in their hearts. His last run here completely sold out, so early booking is highly recommended for this brilliant, busy Scot.
Dates: July 19 to 23 and July 26 to 30 – 7:00 PM
Location: Gesù – Centre de créativité

JIMMY CARR – LAUGHTER THERAPY
Since the turn of the century, Jimmy has been a ‘fun slinger’ of international repute. Laughter Therapy will be an evening of nonstop jokes, gags and banter. If you’ve got a sick sense of humour, then maybe laughter really is the best medicine. Not for the sensitive and overactive moral compasses. Need I say more?

Dates: July 21 to 24 and July 27 to 30 – 9:30 PM
Location: Gesù – Centre de créativité

ONE-STOP WORLD TOUR: The Best of Britcom, O’Comics and Late Nite Down Under
Dates: July 25 to 27 – 9:30 PM
Location: Club Soda

THE BAR MITZVAH SHOW
Eat something! You look thin! I am not a travel agent for guilt trips! Get ready for the return of the funniest, most Jewy show you’ve ever seen (apart from your family’s Passover seder). OY!
Dates: July 27 & 28 – 7:00 PM
Location: Théâtre Jean Duceppe – Place des Arts

MOM COM
It’s time for moms of the world to speak up, unite in laughter and gab about anything and everything mom-related. An evening brought to you by hilarious comedians will tell you things most moms are too sweet to say. No apple pie will be served. Wear clean undies.
Dates: July 29 & 30 – 7:00 PM
Location: Théâtre Jean Duceppe – Place des Arts

TALK OF THE FEST
Too little time, too much to see? Can’t decide? Going nutso? Try this! Talk of the Fest brings you the Fest’s hottest acts, all hosted by popular blogger/podcaster Chris Hardwick (The Nerdist). You will soon understand why they’re the Talk of the Fest!
Dates: July 25 to 27 – 7:00 PM
July 30 – 7:00 & 9:30 PM
Location: Club Soda

NASTY GIRLS NIGHT OUT
Think girls don’t have balls just as big as guys? Notwithstanding human anatomy, these girls are about to show everyone just how edgy, risky, shocking, hilarious and downright nasty women can be in the world of comedy. Girls, grab your nastiest friends (even the ones who never swear) and head out for a ladies’ night out on the town. Guys, wear your jock straps.
Dates: July 28 – 7:30 PM
Location: Metropolis

There are W-A-A-A-A-A-Y too many shows to go into details, but for sure, they will all be hilarious and YOU NEED THEM! Afterall, Montreal is rated the Happiest Place in the World!

Stay tuned for our über-cool Zoofest announcement!

For more information, click on this link:

http://www.hahaha.com/en/montreal/overview

Source: Just For Laughs Group

The Conspirator - Review

This film is based on the true story of Mary Surratt (played by Robin Wright) and her son John (played by Johnny Simmons) and their involvement of the assassination of Abraham Lincoln.

Mary was the owner of a boarding house where John Wilkes Booth (Toby Kebbell) and a gang of others (including her son John) met to organize, conspire and plan attacks on the President, Vice president and Secretary of State.
As the nation turns against her, Surratt is forced to rely on her lawyer Frederick Aiken (James Mcavoy) to defend and save her life.

The settings, costumes and lighting created by Robert Redford (director) were second to none. He really captured the tone of post-Civil War. The cast were outstanding and held up the story, which was very powerful.

I really enjoyed this drama although found that one needed a bit more patience than usual as it was a bit slower than one is used to. But, in all, it worked.


Bravo Redford!

Opens in theatres 6th May 2011

Fermez le Berger Blanc

It is with a heavy heart that I decided to write this article. It was a difficult decision because I wanted this blog to be a Montreal cultural informational hub, for fun and beautiful articles, but after much thought, I needed to have a voice for those who do not. I love my blog and I still love Montreal, however, Montreal is not always fair. In fact, far from it this time. First and foremost, I am an animal lover. I believe we have a duty to treat all living beings with respect, dignity and love. Recently, Berger Blanc has been in the spotlight. Berger Blanc is supposed to be a city pound, that holds animals for a certain period of time in case their owners go looking for them there. After the grace period, the animals are to be put down by certified veterinarians by lethal injection. They have a certain criteria in which they are supposed to follow. They didn't... In fact they went so far away from the original plan that Montrealers that were just animal lovers and pet parents became outraged activists today. Perhaps a blessing in disguise, as we need to stand by those who cannot and are not given a chance to have a voice. Radio Canada aired a very disturbing under cover story about Berger Blanc this Thursday. It is in French but you will be able to understand it by the filming. Please be warned that this video is EXTREMELY graphic.http://www.tou.tv/enquete/S04E24

I watched the whole thing. It left me shocked, outraged and gasping for air. A place like this only exists (so I thought) in nightmares, not in real life and please... not in MY Montreal?!! Unfortunately, the proof is there. Staring us in the face amongst other articles.
http://www.montrealmirror.com/wp/2011/03/24/cover-pet-heaven’s-waiting-room/

http://www.cbc.ca/m/touch/canada/story/2011/04/20/montreal-animal-pound-euthanasia.html

The mayor's response was weak, cold and absolutely unacceptable.http://www.cnw.ca/fr/releases/archive/April2011/21/c6261.html

To write to the mayor, please follow this link:http://www.ville.montreal.qc.ca/portal/page?_pageid=5977,42999685&_dad=portal&_schema=PORTAL

How are we able to sleep at night knowing that this is going on? We protested and were the top story tonight on CTV.http://montreal.ctv.ca/servlet/an/local/CTVNews/20110423/mtl_berger_110423/20110423/?hub=MontrealHome#commentSection
It's a start, but it's not enough...

The Montreal Gazette's article:http://www.montrealgazette.com/life/Montreal+pressured+over+Berger+Blanc/4661535/story.html
After the protest, the mayor (Gerard Tremblay) still stood his ground and said:
"...we are keeping an eye on the Berger Blanc. We will have more inspectors carrying out regular inspections and spot checks."
WHAT??? Is that all you have for us? Well, not good enough! We want the abuse and suffering to be over. We want you to shut it down or step down.

What can we do?

• We can have a voice for those who don't.


• We can persist and insist until something is done.


• We can write, blog and voice our opinions.


• We can spread the word about what is going on.


• We can be animal activists.


• We can "show up" at protests, on petitions, publicly and keep on going until things change.


• We can continue until things get done!

Here is a very thorough outline of the ongoing fight with Berger Blanc. This is a really great dog site as well. http://www.montrealdogblog.com/7097/fight-berger-blanc-montreal/

What the SPCA is doing:http://www.spcamontreal.com/media1.php?lg=en&id=83

Sign the petitions to close Berger Blanc:

http://www.petitions24.net/petition_berger_blanc

https://secure.humanesociety.org/site/Advocacy?cmd=display&page=UserAction&id=5031

Sign this petition to bring Berger Blanc to court and hold them accountable for all that they have done:http://www.petitions24.net/berger_blanc_-_devant_les_tribunaux

There is another protest in front of Montreal's City Hall

on 13th May, 2011.

Please show up to show your support... afterall, it could be your dog or your neighbour's cat that finds itself lost and at the hands of Berger Blanc.

HANNA - Review

The awaited "Hanna" opens in theatres this Friday.

This film opens with the breathtaking scenery of the alps, Bad Tolz, where the uncharted wilderness reveals Hanna (newcomer Saoirse Ronan) running through wintry woods. Hanna is a natural beauty in the forest and is armed with a bow and arrow. Not more than 16 years old, she runs like a deer, hunts like a tiger and is apparently accustomed to the winter climate and survival of the fittest. There, she kills a deer. First with her bow and arrow, then with a pistol. Soon after, she is silently approached by her father, Erik (played by Eric Bana) and there, you really see her talents shine as a fighter. And so sets the foundation of the movie... You soon learn that Hanna and Erik have been living in the wilderness since Hanna was a child. She has been intensely home schooled and preparing for the day she departs into the "real" world.

The "real world" includes the diabolical and ruthless intelligence operative Marissa Weigler played by Academy Award winner Cate Blanchett who has been looking for Erik and Hanna for years. The movie "Hanna" takes you on a thriller of a ride through the mountains of Finland, Germany, then through the desserts of Morocco and the bustling marketplaces. The scenery sequences are a feast for the eyes, the music is more than outstanding (The Chemical Brothers) and really adds to the suspense of the movie. The film starts off with such thrilling promise that somehow doesn't hold through. It just wasn't as engaging throughout as I hoped it would be and lost momentum in the middle. This movie is still worth a "look see" for the scenery and the music.

Opens in theatres this Friday.

Limitless - Review

If you're looking for something exciting to do this weekend. You can stop looking. Limitless is a fast actioned thriller that will have you glued to the big screen. Bradley Cooper and Robert De Niro star in this paranoia infused race to the top.

The movie starts off with some (already) amazing film work. We race through the streets, stores and subways of New York City at a dizzing speed to catch up with Eddie Mora (Cooper). At first glance you're not sure of his character. Is he homeless? A musician? No, Eddie is a starving artist suffering from serious writer's block.

Eddie runs into an old drug dealing friend of his. Seeing Eddie in this state, his friend offers to help and introduces him to a new pharmaceutical drug called NZT. Curiousity gets the best of Eddie and he ingests this pill.

His life changes instantly. Eddie sees, thinks, hears, recalls everything clearer and in technicolour. His motivation skyrockets and the fun begins.

This pill has enabled him to tap into his full potential. Eddie cleans up his act, writes a top selling book in a matter of days, learns 5 new languages in minutes. The skies the limit with this new found energy.

He then goes on to become a wall street genius where he catches the attention of business tycoon, Carl Van Loon (De Niro).

You won't be able to take your eyes off the screen and will be so engaged with the story that you won't even see the end coming.

Get ready for an action filled ride of your life. This suspensful thriller has everything in it. Limitless definitely delivers!

The story will draw you in. The acting is fanastic and the cast is perfect.

I LOVED this movie and have a distinct feeling that it will be up for awards this year.

Go see it!

In theatres this Friday.

Click on this link for the preview.

http://www.alliancefilms.com/en/34/trailers/play_trailer/12578/default_high/L/0/

Mars Needs Moms - Review

Well, Disney did it again. The special effects in this movie are absolutely second to none. "Motion Capture" techniques in 3D. Wow! They were outstanding and you'd swear the animation is real.

Too bad the screenplay was not enough to support the fantastic computer generated imagery.

This movie is very loosely (one should hope) based on a book by Pultzer Prizing winning Berkley Breathed who has also been know to submit politically flavoured cartoons to the Washington Post.

I'm not sure what message Director Simon Wells (the great grandson of pioneering sci-fi author H.G. Wells) was trying to depict to the young children but I think it fell very flat.

The story starts out with mothers and children and shows how everyone is interacting. More specifically, how the mom's are disciplining the children. Then it pans over to Mars. It appears that an old female man hating martian is in search of a certain type of mother to bring to Mars. They end up kidnapping a mom who is a firm yet caring discplinary figure. Her son unexpectedly hitches a ride with the space ship while trying to save her. They arrive on Mars where they will soon find out that the entire planet is controlled by an army of women. That's because the men martians are thrown into the bowels of Mars (the garbage dump) because they are silly and want to dance all time. This happens at martian childhood so the men and women are seperated at birth.

The mom from earth has been transported to Mars so that the man hating head martian (the supervisor) can suck all the information out of her brain with this contraption. They will then insert the information into robot nannies to raise the girl martians so that the women martians can keep being the hardcore army martians they were raised to be. Once they get the information out of the human mom, they will leave her to die.

There was none of the usual "oooooh-ing or aaaaaaaah-ing" from the children. No chuckles. No cheering. In fact, there was not a peep from the children. Not a one.

As we left the theatre, the parents looked bewildered and the children looked as if someone had taken their candy.

I Am Number Four - Review

If you want to see a movie jam packed with action

and special effects,

"I Am Number Four" will not disappoint. What the movie lacked in originality it made up for in all of the above.

The story is about John Smith (Pettyfer) who is on the run from enemies sent to earth to destroy him and his alien siblings in numerical order. The story opens on a beach scene and you soon get the feeling that Pettyfer knows that something is amiss. Soon after, we discover that number three has been destroyed and know that he will be next. He is number four.

Glee star Dianna Argon's acting is sweet and quaint

while Alex Pettyfer and Teresa Palmer will be the ones bringing in the teens looking for some serious eye candy.

This sci-fi thriller had such potential but unfortunately fell flat for me. I found the acting mediocre and the storyline, predictable and at times, corny. Hopefully the sequel will be better.

Not a box office hit but the special effects were pretty cool... especially in IMAX.

Go for the action and special effects.

Now playing in an IMAX theatre near you!

Click here for more information and to get a taste of the special effects.

http://www.findnumberfour.com/