Get to Know About The Best Movies Of All Time

Trying to categorize the best movies of all time according to genre can be a nuisance. Each year comes with its own movie which always seems to be better than the previous year. However, in spite being released several years ago, there are those movies that captured the imagination of the world and moved millions to tears. Most of these often tend to revolve around true stories that shaped the lives of millions.
Herein I will look at some of the movies that turned the attention of the world to Africa. Thanks to these films, the heroes of these videos can rest in peace that the world got to know what was happening in the land.
Tears of the Sun
Tears of the sun, is one hell of a movie that will get you wondering how beastly some leaders can be. In a bid to keep power to them and ensure that their enemies are vanquished, they will not care how many lives are lost in the process. The story revolves around an American soldier who is sent to evacuate a missionary group deep in the heart on Nigeria. Sticking to their mission and refusing to rescue hundreds of others who when caught by the army will definitely be slaughtered, they take the woman only to return for the others after flying across her former mission and seeing the blood trail left behind. This is a true story of an American soldier who went against orders to see hundreds of lives saved. Tears of the Sun is one movie that will never bore you no matter the number of times that you have watched it.
Sometimes In April
We all remember what happened in Rwanda, a genocide that the world has never seen and wishes not see again. Sometimes in April is a movie that tells the story of a Hutu married to a Tutsi. When the Hutu turns against the Tutsi, he is forced to choose between his family and the army. After realizing that his name and that of his family is on the list, he entrust his family to the care of his Hutu brother who runs a radio station spreading hate speech. Later on, the family dies. What happens thereafter and how he gets to meet the brother in Arusha, is for you to find out.
Hotel Rwanda
The setting is the same, i.e. Genocide in Rwanda. One Hutu man goes against all odds to try and save thousands of lives in the hotel he works.

Preparing for the Tiger Mother

I met the Tiger Mother today. I booked Amy Chua, author of the "Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother" on a show that I currently produce. Chua's book chronicles her journey of raising her daughters the traditional Chinese way. She had mixed success with making her daughters practice the piano of minimum of two hours a day and not allowing them play dates or slumber parties. First, let me say that she was intense, charming and too tiny to appear to be anyone's task master.
The challenge with preparing the interview with Chua was that she has already been interviewed almost anywhere you turn - on television, on radio and in print. Her book and the reports about her book have drawn ire from some parents and praises from others. The critics are much louder than her supporters. It seems that they have sent her on a back-to-back damage control media tour. She's been accused of being a callous and tyrannically to her kids, of being condescending to western parents and of back peddling by trying to explain some of the harsher moments in her book away. My job was to find a line of questioning that both addressed the controversy surrounding "Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother" but also to compose questions that would elicit answers that viewers had not heard before. In other words, my job was to make the interview fresh. The questions had to be approved by my supervisor and asked by the host. We had the luxury of a half-hour show so we could go deeper than just discussing the headlines.
I felt for Chua. I think a lot of what she has to say makes a lot of sense. As a parent, I sometimes push my kids to do things that they don't want to do or don't think they can do. I agree with Chua that some western parents think that to build a child's self-esteem, you have to cater to that child's ever whim. I don't agree with her making her children practice a song without a bathroom break or something to drink until they got it right. But the interview wasn't about me. I wasn't even the one doing the interviewing.
After reading the book, digesting existing reviews and watching countless interviews, I noticed that few people, if any, were asking Chua about her day-to-day life. Spending all that time drilling her kids couldn't have been easy. What was her daily schedule like? Few people asked her about her previous two international policy books and how they related to her memoire. What were some common cultural insights in all of them? I tried to put the book on a broader scope, to find out what, other than the controversy about her tough love, could we learn from her and her work. I feel the questions covered a nice range and that the host did a good job making the conversation flow naturally and seamlessly.
Working with authors and literature is one of the best parts of what I do as a producer. It is always difficult to find the line between not repeating what has already been covered, respecting the author, and asking the probing questions. In the case of Amy Chua and "Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother", the production staff was happy with the interview. Chua and her publisher seemed pleased as well. Now it's time to wait and see what the viewers think.

Ultimate Movies for Ultimate Home Theater Systems

If you're a movie fan, you are probably the owner of a really, really good home theater system. Not just any home theater system, but the best you can afford on your budget! Big screen TV, surround sound stereos and a programmed remote that could confuse even the most technically gifted of your friends.
But what good is the best setup unless you are watching a movie filled with wall-shaking, teeth-rattling explosions, gunfire and blasts? If you were lucky enough to see The Matrix in theaters, you know that watching it on a regular television - in stereo - just won't cut it for the action that makes your pulse quicken just a bit during that one scene that you could watch over and over again (yep, you guessed it - the lobby scene).
So let's say you have the big screened flat screen tv - a plasma or an LED getup - or maybe even a projector on a large flat screen that's as big as the wall. You have a surround system that consists of no less than 8 to 10 speakers and a subwoofer, and you spent a LOT of time setting them up in the perfect spot in the room to make sure you can hear every single special effect including the 'tinnnng' of a pin drop. You invested in heavy curtains to darken the windows for best viewing especially in daylight hours, and you even have a special snack section reserved just for movie night. Let the show begin!
Of course there are dozens - okay, hundreds - of movies to choose from. You may be a sci-fi buff or action junkie, so your list may not compare to this one. However, taking into consideration visual and sound effects, it's likely everyone will agree that the following movies are definitely best when viewed in a "souped-up" home theater system.
A few of the first picks that come to mind are more recent movies that are more dramatic than action. However, these movies have some intense moments and incredible special effects. So much so that they have been nominated for or won Academy Awards: Inception, Transformers, the Lord of the Rings trilogy, Titanic, Independence Day and Twister. Jurassic Park, any of the Terminator movies and, of course, the Matrix movie saga are more movies to add to your incredible home theater system viewing experience.
Of course there are many other movies in several different genres that would be perfect to watch in surround sound. The Wizard of Oz was groundbreaking in its time for special effects, probably as much as Avatar has been for this current generation. A scary fright-fest is creepier on a bigger screen with screams and roars of evil beasts magnified with your surround sound speaker setup.
One last movie that is sure to be a hit both visually and audibly on a nice home theater system: Wall-E. With the wonderful graphics and many machine noises, blips and computer voiced characters, this is a great cartoon for the whole family to enjoy in any home theater.

The King's Speech

Despite taking the top awards at the 2011 Oscar Ceremony, or perhaps because of that, I was in no hurry to see director Tom Hooper's The King's Speech, although I had thoroughly enjoyed his previous film The Damned United written by Peter Morgan and starring Michael Sheen as the renowned bombastic soccer manager Brian Clough. For some reason I had supposed that it would be a typically turgid period piece but after watching the Blu-ray release I was pleasantly surprised to find it terribly gripping and incredibly well written and performed by a marvellous ensemble cast.
Colin Firth is not an actor I've ever tended to warm to in the past and I've always felt he usually appears to be playing himself on screen, here however, not only is he portraying a notable historic figure, Prince Albert Duke of York, the future King George VI the present Queen's father, but also he is encumbered with a pronounced stammer which Firth captures in excruciating detail. You would think that such a severe speech impediment would handicap an actor's ability to communicate with the audience but, on the contrary, Firth is able to convey so much more through his palpable frustration and outbursts of temper as the irascible Albert than he's ever been able to display in his largely predictable romantic lead roles.
It's hard to imagine that the part of Lionel Logue could have been written for anyone other than Geoffrey Rush but again one has to remember that this isn't a fictional character; the real life Logue was indeed a Shakespeare enthusiast and amateur actor, these elements weren't simply concocted by writer David Seidler in order to play to Rush's strengths as a performer. Logue was a former elocution teacher in Australia who treated the returning soldiers from WWI whose impaired speech was a result of shell-shock. He emigrated to England with his family in 1924 and started a speech defect practice in Harley Street which was recommended to Albert's wife Elizabeth, played by Helena Bonham Carter. Despite being demoralised from the experience of many failed cures the Prince reluctantly agrees to try the treatment.
The film charts Logue's unconventional methods of healing the future King, insisting that during the consultations that they are equals and that he shall call him nothing but 'Bertie' an intimate family pet name. Initially Albert meets Logue with querulous defiance, he never expects to be crowned King as his older brother David (Guy Pearce) is the natural heir to the throne, however matters beyond his control are shaping his destiny; close advisers including Prime Minister, Stanley Baldwin (Anthony Andrews) and Chancellor of the Exchequer, Winston Churchill (Timothy Spall) are speculating on Hitler's ambition to conquer Europe and believe that war is inevitable. When King George V (Michael Gambon) dies in January 1936, David ascends the throne as Edward VIII but his reign only last 10 months as his commitment to marry the American divorcee Wallace Simpson is at conflict with the constitution leaving him no choice but to abdicate.
As King George VI 'Bertie' is required to make public addresses which means persevering with Logue, the only man whose approach has achieved demonstrable improvement in his ability to speak. The strength of the film lies in the scenes between them as they develop an unlikely friendship despite being from completely different social backgrounds; one reticent and self-doubting the other outspoken and assured. After coaching the King successfully through his coronation Logue's biggest challenge is to prepare him for his first radio speech to be broadcast around the world after the declaration of war with Germany, he has to provide the nation with resolute and reassuring words at a time of conflict.
Visually the film is very well put together from the attention to detail on display in the exquisite 1930s production design to the choice of an unusual, almost 'fish-eye' lens to illustrate Bertie's feelings of isolation and constriction which are echoed in the use of fog in the few exterior shots. The image is presented in full 1080p with strong contrast and plenty of detail visible in hair and skin tones, although occasionally the colour palette seems unnecessarily muted. The DTS-HD 5.1 soundtrack perfectly balances the prominent dialogue and accompanying musical score, much of which is comprised from a selection of classical works, the most effective being the use of the 2nd movement of Beethoven's 7th Symphony to support the King's climatic radio transmission.
The King's Speech is a deserved award-winning historical drama and a rare one in that it fails to be boring or sentimental, particularly evident in its depiction of the Wallace Simpson affair which is more often than not simply presented as a fairy tale romance in screen adaptations. Both Colin Firth and Geoffrey Rush are outstanding in their central lead roles and they are well supported by a uniformly assured company of character actors. David Seidler's script is not only impeccably researched but solidly dramatised; he and director Tom Hooper have transformed what could have just been two men talking in a room into compelling cinematic viewing.

DLP Vs LCD Televisions

When choosing a high-definition television consumers are often faced with the choice of a DLP vs LCD set. A newcomer to the television market can easily become overwhelmed by this prospect. There are several factors for you to consider during your decision to choose between a DLP vs LCD television including price, performance and overall display quality.
An LCD TV screen, standing for Liquid Crystal Display, operates by illuminating millions of red, green or blue liquid crystals that change turn off and on to produce the proper color on your screen. Why red, green and blue you ask? These are the primary colors of light that make the visible color spectrum as we know it. LCD televisions tend to be very bright, making them ideal for a well lit room in your home as external light will not likely cause many issues with glare.
Most LCD televisions are between 2 and 4 inches in depth, which is ideal for wall mounting your television. Unfortunately, LCD screens are rarely seen in models greater than 50 inches in diameter due to the difficulty in producing large LCD displays in a cost effective manner. One common criticism regarding LCD televisions is that over time, typically 70,000 - 80,000 viewing hours, the green crystals will begin to fade, causing a red-blue tint to the screen. There is currently no option to fix this issue without replacing the television. Many 720i - 1080i LCD televisions below 40 inches in diameter can be purchased in the $300 - $800 price range, which gives the LCD display an initial cost effective advantage in the DLP vs LCD dilemma.
A DLP TV (Digital Light Processing) operates by reflecting light onto a microchip covered in thousands of small mirrors. These mirrors send the reflected light through a color wheel which then projects the correct color onto the screen, similar in fashion to rear projection televisions of the past. This technology is often put to use in digital projection movie theaters to enhance the picture color and clarity.
Although typically more expensive, DLP televisions do not suffer from the green crystal degradation that is common in cheaper LCD televisions. In addition to this, DLP television bulbs are replaceable for approximately $250, a much more reasonable replacement cost than the upper end LCD televisions. While the DLP televisions can produce a much more vivid picture and boasts an extended life span compared to LCD models, some people report a "rainbow effect" if they are too far off from the center of the television. Another issue to consider in the DLP vs LCD debate is the size of the DLP televisions. DLP sets range between 6 and 16 inches, making them more obtrusive and difficult to wall mount than their LCD competitors.
DLP vs LCD Conclusion
When considering your next television purchase keep these pros and cons in mind as a guideline when deciding whether to get a DLP or LCD television. When in doubt about the DLP vs LCD dilemma you can always view both types of TVs in similar lighting conditions in the room you tend to display it in to help you to make a decision.

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