You cant take it with you.

A very symbolic movie about how money does not make everything better and how family and friends are the true measure of someones happiness. Grandpa Vanderhof was a high ranking businessman in his life and gave it all up because he wasnt having fun. He has a house hold of people who just are carefree and very fun and enjoy each others company. Well Alice Sycamore his granddaughter works for the Anthony P. Kirby Bank and is his Son Tony Kirby's secrotary and they fall in love of course the Kirbys dont want anything to do with it and protest it till Anthony P. Kirby talks to Grandpa Vanderhof about his life and his values and it wears down Mr Kirby. But Kirby buys up all the houses in the neighborhood and Alice Runs away because of the whole arrangement and Grandpa sells his house to go be with Alice. Anthony goes to the board meeting to merge all the buys of the houses and instead has change of heart and goes talks to Grandpa who has him play harmonica and lightens his heart up and everything comes togther Tony and Alice are gonna get married and the families get along. the picture looks like it was remastered Digitally. Allot of long shots which made the movie flow same angle shots through the movie not many panning shots or angle shots but the flow of the movie was really good...
Director: Frank Capra
Writers:George Kaufman and Moss Hart (play) Robert Riskin ( Screenplay)
Release Date: November 3rd 1938
Genre: Comedy Romance

Academy Awards, USA
Year	Result	Award	Category/Recipient(s)
1939	Won	Oscar	Best Director Frank Capra
			Best Picture
	Nominated	Oscar	Best Actress in a Supporting Role Spring Byington
			Best Cinematography Joseph Walker
			Best Film Editing Gene Havlick
			Best Sound, Recording John P. Livadary (Columbia SSD)
			Best Writing, Screenplay Robert Riskin

	Jean Arthur	...	Alice Sycamore
	Lionel Barrymore	...	Grandpa Martin Vanderhof
	James Stewart	...	Tony Kirby
	Edward Arnold	...	Anthony P. Kirby
	Mischa Auer	...	Boris Kolenkhov
	Ann Miller	...	Essie Carmichael
	Spring Byington	...	Penny Sycamore
	Samuel S. Hinds	...	Paul Sycamore
	Donald Meek	...	Poppins
	H.B. Warner	...	Ramsey
	Halliwell Hobbes	...	DePinna
	Dub Taylor	...	Ed Carmichael
	Mary Forbes	...	Mrs. Anthony P. Kirby
	Lillian Yarbo	...	Rheba
	Eddie 'Rochester' Anderson	...	Donald (as Eddie Anderson)

Hancock

WAS A GOOD MOVIE ABOUT A SUPER HERO WHO IS IMMORTAL AND WHO IS A DRUNK AND JUST WANTS TO HELP SOCIETY BY HURTING AND CATCHING CRIMINALS BUT HE DOES IT WHILE DESTROYING THE CITY OF MIAMI HANCOCK IS PLAYED BY WILL SMITH. THE CITY TURNS ON HIM ALITTLE AND THEN HE SAVES JUSTIN BATEMAN WHO PLAYS RAY EMBERY A PR DIRECTOR WHO IS TRYING TO SAVE THE WORLD BY GETTING COMPANYS TO SEND FREE MEDICINE TO KIDS IN AFRICA.HE GETS STUCK ON RAIL ROAD TRACKS IN HIS CAR WHICH HANCOCK COMES FLIPS HIS CAR OVER AND STOPS THE TRAIN BY LETTING IT RUN INTO HIM AND DESTROYS THE FRONT OF TRAIN.RAY SEES THE OUTLASH BY THE PUBLIC SO HE TRIES TO CLEAN UP HANCOCKS REP. HE TAKES HANCOCK HOME TO MEET HIS WIFE AND KID AND TELLS HE SHOULD TURN HIMSELF INTO THE COPS GO TO JAIL AND WAIT TILL THE CITY NEEDS HIM. THE CITY CALLS AFTER 2 WEEKS AND HE HELPS THEM WITH A BETTER ATTITUDE TELLS COPS GOOD JOB AND THINGS LIKE THAT. WELL RAYS WIFE PLAYED BY CHARLIZE THERON WHO IS REALLY IRRATED WHEN HE BRINGS HANCOCK HOME. IT TURNS OUT SHE IS HANCOCKS WIFE FROM BACK IN THE 20S AND 30S AND SHE REMEBERS HE DOESNT. BEST PART OF THE STORY IS END THEY STAY CLOSE TOGTHER LONG ENOUGH THEY BECOME MORTAL SO THEY HAVE TO STAY AWAY FROM EACH OTHER THEY ARE BOTH BEING KILLED BY PEOPLE WHO HANCOCK PUT AWAY IN JAIL WHO BROKE OUT OF JAIL.SO HANCOCK GETS AWAY AS SOON AS POSSIBLE AFTER KILLING THE CRIMINALS SO SHE LIVES AND HE LIVES AND BOTH GET THERE POWERS BACK.. THE SPECIAL EFFECTS OF HIM FLYING AND THINGS LIKE THAT ARE DONE REALLY WELL. WILL SMITH IS AN AMAZING ACTOR WHO CAN PLAY ANYTHING.
DIRECTOR: PETER BERG
WRITERS: VINCENT NGO AND VINCE GILLGAN
GENRE:ACTION CRIME FANTASY
RELEASE DATE: JULY 2ND 2008

awards for
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Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films, USA
Year	Result	Award	Category/Recipient(s)
2009	Nominated	Saturn Award	Best Actor Will Smith
			Best Fantasy Film
			Best Supporting Actress Charlize Theron
Golden Trailer Awards
Year	Result	Award	Category/Recipient(s)
2008	Nominated	Golden Trailer	Summer 2008 Blockbuster
Kids' Choice Awards, USA
Year	Result	Award	Category/Recipient(s)
2009	Won	Blimp Award	Favorite Movie Actor Will Smith
National Movie Awards, UK
Year	Result	Award	Category/Recipient(s)
2008	Nominated	National Movie Award	Best Performance - Male Will Smith Also for I Am Legend (2007).
			Best Superhero
People's Choice Awards, USA
Year	Result	Award	Category/Recipient(s)
2009	Nominated	People's Choice Award	Favorite Superhero Will Smith As John Hancock.
Teen Choice Awards
Year	Result	Award	Category/Recipient(s)
2008	Won	Teen Choice Award	Choice Summer Movie: Action Adventure

Cast

(Cast overview, first billed only)

	Will Smith	...	John Hancock
	Charlize Theron	...	Mary Embrey
	Jason Bateman	...	Ray Embrey
	Jae Head	...	Aaron Embrey
	Eddie Marsan	...	Kenneth 'Red' Parker Jr.
	David Mattey	...	Man Mountain
	Maetrix Fitten	...	Matrix
	Thomas Lennon	...	Mike
	Johnny Galecki	...	Jeremy
	Hayley Marie Norman	...	Hottie
	Dorothy Cecchi	...	Woman in Dive Bar
	Martin Klebba	...	Convict #12
	Akiva Goldsman	...	Executive #1
	Michael Mann	...	Executive #2
	Brad Leland	...	Executive #3

Crazy Heart

Jeff Bridges plays a washed up country singer named Bad Blake who is traveling around the southwest playing bowling alleys, Saloons, and Washed up Bars to hang on to his career. He meets a girl in Santa Fay New Mexico (Maggie Gyllenhall) who is writing a story about him and the fall in love keep in touch and he cant shake his drinking problem he goes back home to Houston. She comes sees him with her kid and he loses the kid and she leaves once they find him and tells him she dont wanna see him ever again.. He gets togther with Tommy Sweet ( Collin Farrell) who is a big time country singer and Sweet wants Blake to write some songs for him. Blake when he was big took Sweet under his wing and got his career off ground. So Blake takes his problems with the girl and her kid to write an amazing song named Crazy Heart and Tommy Sweet makes it a big time hit. The End of the movie is very good when she comes up at the end of his show when he is opening for Tommy Sweet and Blake has become sober and they start talking with a great view of Grand Canyon in the back ground. Bridges just won Oscar for best Actor which he is an amazing actor in this movie and deserved it in my honest opinion.
Director: Scott Cooper
Writters : Scott Cooper Wrote Movie. Thomas Cobb Wrote Novel
Release Date: Feb 25th 2010
Genre: Romance, Country, Music, and Drama
Notable Cast:

	Jeff Bridges	...	Bad Blake
	James Keane	...	Manager
	Anna Felix	...	Barmaid
	Paul Herman	...	Jack Greene
	Tom Bower	...	Bill Wilson
	Ryan Bingham	...	Tony
	Beth Grant	...	Jo Ann
	Rick Dial	...	Wesley Barnes
	Maggie Gyllenhaal	...	Jean Craddock
	Debrianna Mansini	...	Ann
	Jerry Handy	...	Cowboy
	Jack Nation	...	Buddy
	Ryil Adamson	...	Ralphie
	J. Michael Oliva	...	Bear
	David Manzanares	...	Nick

Awards

Academy Awards, USA
Year	Result	Award	Category/Recipient(s)
2010	Won	Oscar	Best Achievement in Music Written for Motion Pictures, Original Song Ryan Bingham T-Bone Burnett For the song "The Weary Kind".
			Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role Jeff Bridges
	Nominated	Oscar	Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role Maggie Gyllenhaal
BAFTA Awards
Year	Result	Award	Category/Recipient(s)
2010	Nominated	BAFTA Film Award	Best Leading Actor Jeff Bridges
			Best Music T-Bone Burnett Stephen Bruton
Boston Society of Film Critics Awards
Year	Result	Award	Category/Recipient(s)
2009	Won	BSFC Award	Best Use of Music in a Film
Broadcast Film Critics Association Awards
Year	Result	Award	Category/Recipient(s)
2010	Won	Critics Choice Award	Best Actor Jeff Bridges
			Best Song T-Bone Burnett Ryan Bingham For the song "The Weary Kind".
Chicago Film Critics Association Awards
Year	Result	Award	Category/Recipient(s)
2009	Nominated	CFCA Award	Best Actor Jeff Bridges
			Most Promising Filmmaker Scott Cooper
Costume Designers Guild Awards
Year	Result	Award	Category/Recipient(s)
2010	Won	CDG Award	Excellence in Costume Design for Film - Contemporary Doug Hall
Golden Globes, USA
Year	Result	Award	Category/Recipient(s)
2010	Won	Golden Globe	Best Original Song - Motion Picture T-Bone Burnett Ryan Bingham For the song "The Weary Kind".
			Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture - Drama Jeff Bridges
Independent Spirit Awards
Year	Result	Award	Category/Recipient(s)
2010	Won	Independent Spirit Award	Best First Feature Scott Cooper (director/producer) Robert Duvall (producer) Rob Carliner (producer) Judy Cairo (producer) T-Bone Burnett (producer)
			Best Male Lead Jeff Bridges
	Nominated	Independent Spirit Award	Best First Screenplay Scott Cooper
Las Vegas Film Critics Society Awards
Year	Result	Award	Category/Recipient(s)
2009	Won	Sierra Award	Best Song Ryan Bingham T-Bone Burnett For the song "The Weary Kind".
London Critics Circle Film Awards
Year	Result	Award	Category/Recipient(s)
2010	Nominated	ALFS Award	Actor of the Year Jeff Bridges
Los Angeles Film Critics Association Awards
Year	Result	Award	Category/Recipient(s)
2009	Won	LAFCA Award	Best Actor Jeff Bridges
			Best Music/Score T-Bone Burnett Stephen Bruton
Motion Picture Sound Editors, USA
Year	Result	Award	Category/Recipient(s)
2010	Nominated	Golden Reel Award	Best Sound Editing - Music in a Musical Feature Film
Online Film Critics Society Awards
Year	Result	Award	Category/Recipient(s)
2010	Nominated	OFCS Award	Best Actor Jeff Bridges
Palm Springs International Film Festival
Year	Result	Award	Category/Recipient(s)
2010	Won	Frederick Loewe Award for Film Composing	T-Bone Burnett
		Desert Palm Achievement Award	Jeff Bridges
Phoenix Film Critics Society Awards
Year	Result	Award	Category/Recipient(s)
2009	Won	PFCS Award	Best Original Song For the song 'Weary Kind'.
Satellite Awards
Year	Result	Award	Category/Recipient(s)
2009	Won	Satellite Award	Best Original Song T-Bone Burnett Ryan Bingham For the song "The Weary Kind".
	Nominated	Satellite Award	Best Actor in a Motion Picture, Drama Jeff Bridges
Screen Actors Guild Awards
Year	Result	Award	Category/Recipient(s)
2010	Won	Actor	Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Leading Role Jeff Bridges
Writers Guild of America, USA
Year	Result	Award	Category/Recipient(s)
2010	Nominated	WGA Award (Screen)	Best Adapted Screenplay Scott Cooper

A player to be named Later

A very good story of the Indianapolis Indians of the International League which is a AAA team of the Milwaukee Brewers. Follows a couple players who are struggling and on the verge of making the majors. Kenny Peterson is a right handed pitcher who was a 1st round overall pick who gets injured and is left off the 40 man roster. Marco Scutaro is a 2nd baseman who they get from Cleveland in a trade who plays great baseball and is the mvp of the league but yet don't get called up at end of the year and it shows how he gets used to the United States as he is from Latin America. there is a couple other players who are career minor leaguers. Brad Tyler is 32 never been to the majors is released during the season. Goes to Mexico and plays a couple weeks down there and gets a call from the Louisville bats the AAA team of the Cincinnati Reds and actually goes 2-4 vs the Indians when they play them later. A good Documentary of what they go through in the minor leagues and how hard it is to make it to the majors.
Director: Brad Stephens.
Genre: Sports Documentary

	Marco Scutaro
	Micah Franklin
	Kyle Peterson
	Brad Tyler