'Mission Impossible 4'

The Mission Impossible was all started on IMF when is shut down it's implicated in a global terrorist bombing plot. Ghost Protocol is initiated and Ethan Hunt and his rogue new team must go undercover to clear their organization's name. No help, no contact, off the grid. You have never seen a mission grittier and more intense than this.

The story was very overriding and has a short breathed scene that catches the attention of the viewers and it is have a more critical situation that Tom Cruise has accordingly to pass and through the determination and especially the strategy that he has is very incredible.

In our generation today it is important to have the capability of what the actor make in the movie or in the story for apply it to applicable and any aspects of life to have a good task and finish it according in our own capability. In order to do that we also need to learn in our superior leader, instructor and mentor for being knowledgeable and perform and apply it in our applicable activity in life.

'The Dolphin Tale'

The story was less than six years ago that Winter (named for the season in which she was found) was discovered while trapped in a crab trap near Cape Canaveral, Florida. She was so badly injured that rescuers didn’t know if she would make it. Winter was rushed to ‘Clearwater Marine Aquairium’ in Clearwater, Florida, where she was put on 24-hour watch during her recovery and rehabilitation. She eventually lost her tail, as the abrasions she suffered were just too deep and had disintegrated what was left.

Meanwhile the “dolphin that could” quickly adapted to her new physical form and even developed her own swim pattern (side-to-side like a shark instead of up-and-down like dolphins that have tails). But her trainers and veterinarians were concerned that this would cause a curvature in her spine, and so they contacted a nearby prosthetics and orthotics company which specializes in human prosthetics and asked if they could help Winter.

The Dolphin Tale illustrates how a new tail was created and the development of new technology called “Winter’s gel” which is a special sticky sleeve that enables prosthetics to adhere better and fit more comfortably on delicate skin. Today, Winter's gel is helping human patients with their prosthetic needs as well, including members of the military and children and adults with physical limitations.

'Waiting For Forever'

The story opens with Will Donner (Sturridge) hitchhiking to get back to his hometown in Pennsylvania. In talking to the couple that picks him up, the audience finds out that he’s on his way home to see his childhood best friend and love of his life, Emma Twist (Bilson), who’s home from LA to visit her dying father.

Toss all assumptions out the window, because just when you think that this is going to be a happy reunion between the two characters, the audience finds out that both Will and Emma have their own set of issues.

Will has been in love with Emma since they were kids, and wants to tell her that he’s in love with her. His relationship with his brother Jim (Scott Mechlowicz) is strained due to his fixation on this girl from his past. He also has a tendency to talk to his parents (who died in a train accident when he was younger) as if they are by his side at all times.

Emma is a star of a hit TV show, and has recently ended her relationship with boyfriend Aaron (Davis), who comes to town after accidentally killing the man she cheated on him with to make amends.

All Will wants to do is tell Emma that he’s been in love with her forever and get the happy ending that his heart desires. When Emma finds out that Will has been following her to be close to her in LA where she films, San Francisco where her home is, and now back to her hometown, she’s upset, confused, and reasonably freaked out.

'The Smurfs'

There are Five tiny and cute blue Smurfs the creatures who live in mushroom houses in a village hidden in the forest and went out to the village of the people. The Smurfs are led by 534-year-old Papa smurf a good and powerful wizard. Each Smurf assigned a task in the village, according to their ability and the needs of the community.  They'r tumble from their magical world and into the earth.

The Smurfs must have to find a way to get back into their village before their opponent tracks them down. So by the help of the people who adapt unto them, they are able to back into their real world and give thanks to the people on earth for they have a caring and helpful heart.

In these story i learn on how to put an importance to others even if they are different unto us. So like the Smurfs who has a kind and good attitude we also to be like them as a good people and has a caring heart to others...

LETTERS TO GOD

Letters to God is the story of what happens when one boy's faith touches man's search for meaning. The resulting journey inspires the lives of everyone around them in this story of hope and redemption.

Tyler Doherty (Tanner Maguire) is an eight-year-old boy fighting a deadly form of cancer.
Surrounded by a loving family and community, and armed with courage of his faith, he faces his battle against cancer with courage and grace. To Tyler, God is a friend, a teacher and ther ultimate pen pal. Tyler's prayers take the form of letters, which he composes and mails on a daily basis.


The letters find their way into the hand of Brady McDaniels (Jeffrey S.S. Johnson), an alcoholic postman who is losing his own son in custody battle. At first, he is confused and conflicted over what to do with Tyler's letters addressed to God. But the decision he ultimately makes becomes a testament to the quite power of ones boy's shining spirit and faith.

   

     Thanks for the people who are has the Faith and Trust in our God like the boy in the story who has a severe sickness and about to die but he encourage everyone to not lose hope for their life because God is there to give a chances for everyone.

      So 'Letters to God' reminds us to be an inspirations to the other people who are around us and motivate those who are feels no hope for their life, cause God is there always and never leave us since we entrust all of our life and believe in Him. . .

     

"Battle of Los Angeles"

 

 I just couldn’t help but wonder where the rest of this movie went. It feels like the first part of a much bigger franchise, and perhaps it will be, but the characterizations are weak, and while most people probably aren’t expecting a deep plot, having something to root for — maybe something as simple as knowing the names of the characters — would have gone a long way to turning this hollow disaster flick into something more substantial.


  The film tries to offer a handful of moments before the invasion which are meant to relate the characters to the audience. Those moments though are all generic, and most of the squad will be forgotten, as will their plot points.


  Once the action picks up, it is fairly exciting. The dumb kids slow it down, but that doesn’t stop some of the fights from being entertaining to watch, even though you probably won’t really care too much when Private that guy bites it.


  The idea of a movie set in a warn-torn LA just looks and sounds cool. The result though is an average, but mostly forgettable action flick that fails to grab you and does not live up to its potential. There are a a few cool parts, but not enough to save the bad ones.


  The highlight and most substantial of the story is they have the Unity and Cooperation of each of them in order to conquer and win against the Aliens invader by that they gain the Victory in the end. But they continue to kill some aliens who are in the earth....