THE CREW

                                     THE CREW [Game]

                        [Racing,Pc,Ps4,Ps3,Xbox]

The Crew is an open and persistent world for racing across the United States.It takes 90 minutes to drive from coast to coast in-game. The single-player campaign is 20 hours long, and entails infiltrating criminal groups. Missions can be played alone, with friends, or with online co-op matchmaking. The multi-player mode lets players create teams to compete online in races and other game types. There are no in-game loading screens or pauses.Players can also build cars with a tie-in app for iOS and Android.

The Crew creative director Julian Gerighty has called the game a role-playing game with large-scale multi-player elements. The multi-player is not separate from the single-player. Players can form "crews" to race together or against ghost records.

Development

The game is co-developed by Ivory Tower and Ubisoft Reflections and published by Ubisoft. The Ivory Tower development team includes former Eden Games employees, and is receiving assistance from Ubisoft Reflections. The game plans to use the new consoles' social and cooperative play features.

Polygon described the game as Ubisoft's effort "to make a significant dent in Need for Speed's dominance in arcade-action racing." It is expected to release on Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and Microsoft Windows in early 2014.

External links

• Official website

NEED FOR SPEED MOVIE (2014)

                            Need for Speed (2014)

                              Action -  RACING

RELEASE DATE - 14 March 2014 (USA)

                        

Fresh from prison, a street racer who was framed by a wealthy business associate joins a cross country race with revenge in mind. His ex-partner, learning of the plan, places a massive bounty on his head as the race begins.

Director:

 Scott Waugh

Writers:

 George Gatins, John Gatins, 1 more credit »

Stars:

 Aaron Paul, Chillie Mo, Dominic Cooper |

Need for Speed is an upcoming 2014 action film directed by Scott Waugh, written by John Gatins and George Nolfi. Produced by DreamWorks Studios, it is an adaptation of the popular series of video games by Electronic Arts. It stars Aaron Paul in the lead role and is scheduled for release through Disney's Touchstone Pictures label, on March 14, 2014.

                                            

After being released from prison for a crime that he didn't commit, a street racer, Tobey Marshall (Aaron Paul), is set to race cross-country and to get revenge on his longtime friend and partner.Plot

TRAILER-http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fsrJWUVoXeM

Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit (2013)

                  Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit (2013)                                          Action | Drama | Thriller 

RELEASED ON - 25 December 2013 (USA)

Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit

Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit' review: A clever mix of the classic international-espionage film ingredients

Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit" though, gets the international-espionage ingredients almost exactly right.

Of course its immediate inspiration isn't Ian Fleming, but Tom Clancy. And it fudges the formula a bit, giving its superspy a fianceé. (It helps that she's the charming Keira Knightley; it hurts that she discards some of that charm by doing an ugly American accent.)

But the story (an original one, cowritten by David Koepp, who also did the original "Mission: Impossible" reboot) not only seems to look to the Bond movies for ideas, but to the first, pre-Hollywood Bond novels.

So the Russians are the baddies again (funny how those things go in cycles). There is a bit of brutal hand-to-hand combat, some barbed dinner-table conversations with the accented villain and, of course, a climax with a big ticking time-bomb.

But, more important, there's also a sense – lost over the many Bond films – of a young military hero turned spy who yearns for the clean, uniformed struggles of the battlefield, who is sickened by his first killing and who depends on a mentor to guide him.

Of course, the film draws from the original Clancy books, too. And manages to be true to the series while avoiding the cinematic baggage brought by such former onscreen Jack Ryans as Alec Baldwin, Harrison Ford and Ben Affleck.

The movie, briskly directed by Kenneth Branagh, begins with Chris Pine's Ryan as a college student – and before the credits have even begun, he's seen 9/11, joined the Marines, been shot down in Afghanistan, met the love of his life at the hospital, and been recruited by the CIA.

You see what I meant by "briskly"?

Soon Ryan's working undercover on Wall Street, looking for secret terrorist bank accounts -- when he notices some financial irregularities in Russia. So now it's off to Moscow, where the games of cat and mouse quickly begin, and soon involve not just bonds, but bombs.

Branagh shows up as the bad guy, too, a Russian mobster-millionaire out to wreck the American economy, and he has just the right amount of fun with the part, and the accent. (Even more convincing – not surprisingly – is Mikhail Baryshnikov as an icy Kremlin official.)

And while Pine isn't much more than brash and energetic as Ryan, adding some grey hair and gravitas to the American side is Kevin Costner, very good as the military man who brings the younger man into the CIA, turns him into a weapon and then aims him at the target.

Not that the movie doesn't make some missteps. For example there's a scene where Knightley, who thinks her husband is having an affair, is relieved to find out he's actually only been off killing Russian agents; this might work played as very black comedy, but it's done too straight here.

And – by Clancy standards, even by Fleming standards – the central plot idea is a little xenophobic, at best, with nasty Russian nationalists out to wreck the U.S. economy. (What, the filmmakers think Americans can't screw up capitalism all by themselves?)

But the blue-eyed Pine is cheerfully courageous ("like a Boy Scout on a field trip," Costner mock-grumbles), the (occasionally real) Russian locations are colorful, and the whole thing concludes with a well-staged race against the inevitable ticking clock.

Yeah, so it's not quite Bond, James Bond. But it's Ryan, Jack Ryan – a promising start to a probable new franchise, and an early bright spot on the late winter film calendar. 

-ruledeworld.wordpress.com

JACK RYAN: SHADOW RECRUIT
Grade: B+
Rated: PG-13

Running time: 105 minutes
Playing at: Multiple locations; opens Friday, Jan. 17

Cast and crew: Chris Pine, Kevin Costner, Keira Knightley; directed by Kenneth Branagh. 

The lowdown: A surprisingly economical spy thriller, with Chris Pine playing a younger, rebooted version of Tom Clancy's hero Jack Ryan, here on his first mission (to Moscow, no less). Complete with hand-to-hand combat and cat-and-mouse conversations, it feels a bit James-Bondish – which isn't a bad thing – and Kenneth Branagh (who also directs) makes for a fine villain. 

Plot Summary;

A new version of the saga of CIA analyst, Jack Ryan. It begins when Ryan was attending the London School of Economics; and 9/11 happened. He would then enlist in the Marines and would go to Afghanistan. The chopper he was on would get shot down and he would suffer severe injuries that would require intense rehab. While there, he grabs the attention of a man named Harper, who works for the CIA and would like him to finish his studies and get a job on Wall Street so he can find out of any terrorist plot through their finances. A few years later, Ryan finds anomalies in the accounts of a Russian named Cherevin. Jack thinks he should go to Russia to find out what's going on. Jack was told not to tell anyone who he is and that includes his girl friend Cathy. But she catches Jack in some lies which makes her doubt him. Jack goes to Russia and Cherevin assigns him someone to take care of him. But when they're alone the man tries to kill Jack. So Jack kills him. Obvious Cherevin is hiding ...

                  

Cast

Credited cast, sorted by IMDb STARmeter:
	Chris Pine	...	Jack Ryan
	Keira Knightley	...	Cathy Ryan
	Kevin Costner	...	William Harper
	Kenneth Branagh	...	Viktor Cherevin
	Colm Feore	...	Rob Behringer
	Gemma Chan
	Nonso Anozie	...	Embee
	Karen David	...	Penn
	David Paymer
	Lee Nicholas Harris	...	Wall Street Employee
	Aleksandar Aleksiev	...	Cherevin's Bodyguard
	Hannah Taylor Gordon	...	Sarah
	Julisita Salcedo	...	Wall Street Employee
	Lee Asquith-Coe	...	SWAT Boat Commander
	Deborah Rosan	...	Customer

1. Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit, Reviews
   2014 Film
   1. 6.5/10
      IMDb-11,814 votes
   2. 57%
      RULEDEWORLD-143 reviews
   3. 57%
      Metacritic-36 reviews

Other Details

Budget

$60,000,000 (estimated)

Opening Weekend

$17,200,000 (USA) (19 January 2014) (3,387 Screens)
HUF 26,131,119 (Hungary) (19 January 2014) (47 Screens)
PHP 12,714,038 (Philippines) (19 January 2014) (115 Screens)

Gross

$30,452,820 (USA) (26 January 2014)
$17,200,000 (USA) (19 January 2014)
PHP 19,253,948 (Philippines) (26 January 2014)
PHP 12,714,038 (Philippines) (19 January 2014)

Weekend Gross

$9,084,687 (USA) (26 January 2014) (3,387 Screens)
$17,200,000 (USA) (19 January 2014) (3,387 Screens)
PHP 3,762,899 (Philippines) (26 January 2014) (40 Screens)
PHP 12,714,038 (Philippines) (19 January 2014) (115 Screens)

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RIO 2 (2014)

  

                           RIO 2  (2014)

                 [pre-release]

             Animation | Adventure | Comedy 

RELEASING ON - 11 April 2014 (USA)

Blu, Jewel and their three kids living the perfect domesticated life in the magical city that is Rio de Janeiro. When Jewel decides the kids need to learn to live like real birds, she insists the family venture into the Amazon. As Blu tries to fit in with his new neighbors, he worries he may lose Jewel and the kids to the call of the wild. Written by TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX

Blu, Jewel and their three kids leave their domesticated life in the city of Rio de Janeiro for a journey to the Amazon rainforest where they encounter a menagerie of characters born to be wild. Upon arrival, the family comes across Jewel's long-lost father, in hiding with a group of other Spix's Macaws. But things get worse when they realize their Amazonian habitat is under threat and that Blu and Jewel's old nemesis Nigel the cockatoo is back for revenge.

Rio 2 is an upcoming 2014 American 3D computer-animated musical adventure-comedy film produced by Blue Sky Studios and directed by Carlos Saldanha. It is the sequel to the 2011 computer-animated film Rio and the studio's first film to have a sequel outside of their existing Ice Age franchise. The title refers to the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, where the film is set. The film features the returning voices of Jesse Eisenberg, Anne Hathaway, will.i.am, Jamie Foxx, George Lopez, Tracy Morgan, Jemaine Clement, Leslie Mann, Rodrigo Santoro, and Jake T. Austin. The film is scheduled to be released on April 11, 2014^[1] in American theaters and internationally on March 20, 2014. Rio 2 will be Don Rhymer's final film after he died on November 28, 2012.