What do you get when you mix in The Rock, Channing Tatum, oh and...Bruce Willis? G.I. Joe: Retaliation. I can't wait to see this film this summer. It opens on June 29th and looks to pack a punch. Directed by Jon M. Chu, this film looks to be his first major action film as he directed "Step Up 2: The Streets", "Step Up 3D" and the documentary "Justin Bieber: Never Say Never". Shall we wager any bets that there might be a dance segment in this film? I'd love to see RZA, Adrianne Palicki and Byung-hun Lee get down and do a little Gangnam style dancing. Enjoy!
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Wednesday, February 27, 2013
Tuesday, September 18, 2012
Go See: Premium Rush
If you enjoy action, NYC and some key actors such as Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Jamie Chung, Dania Ramirez and "Boardwalk Empire's" Michael Shannon (who does such a good job playing evil characters), then you'll enjoy "Premium Rush". You may seriously never want to be a bike messenger after seeing this flick, too. But hey, did you ever think you could do that anyway? This film was directed by David Koepp, who co-wrote this flick with John Kamps. Koepp seems to have the experience with action as he also wrote the first Tom Cruise version of "Mission Impossible", "Spider-man" and "Indiana Jones and Kingdom of the Crystal Skull".
I gots to give my shout out to my fellow asian actors and wanted to give props to Jamie Chung, who, btw, I got the opportunity to interview last weekend at "Audrey's Night Out". If you know anything about her, you would know she started off on one of "The Real World" seasons, then went on to become quite successful landing roles in films such as "Sucker Punch", "The Hangover 2" and the soon-to-be released, "The Man With The Iron Fists" to be directed by RZA. Other notable factoids: did the character Raj look familiar? Well, that's because you might recall seeing Aasif Mandvi in "Ghost Town" with Ricky Gervais, "The Last Airbender" and "The Dictator". And Wole Parks, who played Marco, was a soap opera star playing Dallas Griffin on "As The World Turns".
So, go see it - it's a fun ride. Okay, I just couldn't resist!
I gots to give my shout out to my fellow asian actors and wanted to give props to Jamie Chung, who, btw, I got the opportunity to interview last weekend at "Audrey's Night Out". If you know anything about her, you would know she started off on one of "The Real World" seasons, then went on to become quite successful landing roles in films such as "Sucker Punch", "The Hangover 2" and the soon-to-be released, "The Man With The Iron Fists" to be directed by RZA. Other notable factoids: did the character Raj look familiar? Well, that's because you might recall seeing Aasif Mandvi in "Ghost Town" with Ricky Gervais, "The Last Airbender" and "The Dictator". And Wole Parks, who played Marco, was a soap opera star playing Dallas Griffin on "As The World Turns".
So, go see it - it's a fun ride. Okay, I just couldn't resist!
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