Inspirational movies to be released in September 2011

Inspirational movies to be released in September 2011

The hot summer vacation has come to an end, but the mainland film market will not stop there. The Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day schedules are eager to try, and new films from all walks of life are coming. The film market in the golden autumn of September is bustling with excitement! Taste every movie and experience different lives. There is always something worth your endless aftertaste.

1. "Happiness Card": China-Australia co-production once again

Release date: September 2, 2011 Director: Paul Chan Starring: Guy Pearce, Zhu Lin Jin Yanling

< p> Plot: The film tells a story about love and redemption. The sister of a Chinese girl who was abandoned by her parents when she was 3 years old has been supported by Mr. Randall of Australia. Many years later, my sister went to Australia to look for Randall, only to find that Randall was a prisoner with a criminal record...

Highlights: "Happiness Card" is co-produced by China and Australia, and has starred in "L.A. Guy Pearce, the Hollywood actor from classic movies such as "Confidential" and "Memento" plays the leading role. The film focuses on the family card, and the touching story and delicate characterization are evocative. The film received a lot of praise at the Sydney International Film Festival.

Cheating: How good is a China-Australia co-production? Just watch a bad movie like "Dragon and Treasure" to get an idea. Whether "Happiness Card" can change the impression of Sino-Australian co-production films in the minds of audiences still depends on quality.

2. "So You Think You Can Dance": Britain's first 3D film

Release date: September 8th Director: Marcos Givadania Pasquini Starring: Nicola Buley Charlotte Rampling Patrick Baladi

Plot: This film is the UK's first 3D film, telling the story of a ballet dance team and a street dance group preparing for the national championship. An inspirational story of hard work.

Highlights: Dancing-themed movies are not uncommon in China in recent years. The Hollywood movie "Dance of My Life" and the Japanese movie "Extraordinary Dancer" have both been released in the mainland. (Inspirational Movie Sun) 3D hip-hop is the biggest gimmick of "Dance Show". The dynamic of hip-hop is even more dazzling under the 3D background, and the cool movements make the audience see it more realistically. This kind of movie that "makes the audience dance" should still be popular in China, especially among young audiences.

Cheating: 3D screens are very popular, but the ticket price is too high. How many people are willing to spend a lot of money to go to the cinema to watch a bunch of young British people dancing?

3. "Captain America": Superheroes fight against the Nazis

Release date: September 9, 2011 Director: Joe Johnston Starring: Chris Evans Leigh Atwell Sebastian Stan

Plot: During World War II, in order to deal with Nazi Germany, the United States tried to create a super soldier who could "defend one against a hundred" through secret experiments. The captain is the successful product of this experiment. The heroic Captain America leads the US military squad in a tenacious struggle against the Nazis and evil forces.

Highlights: As a comic book hero who embodies the American theme, Captain America finally appears on the big screen in the new century after galloping around wearing the national flag for more than half a century. "Jumanji" director Joe Johnston gave the film a retro action movie style. The action scene of Captain America flying through the hail of bullets was polished by 3D technology to an extraordinary effect, and his final showdown with the villain Red Skull was also exciting. Full. At the same time, this film also contains many Easter eggs that warm up "The Avengers".

Pitfalls: The performance of superhero movies this year can only be said to be unsatisfactory. "Thor", which was released in the mainland during the summer, received a mediocre response and failed to achieve a blockbuster effect. Whether "Captain America", which is from the same family as "Thor", can be significantly improved in quality remains to be tested.

4. "Abyss": "Avatar" technology creates cave disaster

Release date: September 9, 2011 Director: Alister Grierson Starring: Richard Roxburgh Chris Wakefield Alice Parkinson

Plot: This film is adapted from the personal experience of screenwriter/producer Andrew Waite and tells the story The story of cave explorers who encountered danger in a huge cave known as the "Mother of Caves".

Highlights: The biggest selling point of "Abyss" is undoubtedly James Cameron's name and "Avatar" 3D technology. With Cameron's supervision and the 3D photography equipment of "Avatar", "Abyss" can create an immersive water world adventure for the audience. The claustrophobic cave diving world presented by top 3D technology will bring the audience huge excitement. Visual shock and psychological impact.

Cheating: The technical level of "Abyss" should be real, but the story is hard to tell. After all, since "Avatar" became popular, 3D movies are really a mixed bag, and the audience's money is not there. few.

5. "Heroes·Bloodshed": A different kind of love for literary and artistic heroes

Release date: September 15, 2011 Director: Zhao Chongji Starring: Xie Junhao, Zhao Bingrui and Jiang Ruolin

Plot: This film takes the Huanghuagang Uprising as its theme and tells the story of a group of passionate and vigorous young people who devoted themselves to the revolutionary cause and shed their blood for freedom and democracy.

Highlights: Hong Kong director Zhao Chongji has always been good at literary-themed films. In this bloody war-themed "Heroes: Blood", Zhao Chongji uses his director's strengths to depict the ordinary life of revolutionary patriots with meticulous pen and ink, and portrays the ordinary life of revolutionary patriots. Heroes are made into ordinary people with flesh and blood. The film has a strong cast and a purely Hong Kong-style cast, with Tse Kwan Ho, Liu Qizhi, Kong Ruolin and Zhao Bingrui playing the leading roles, as well as Eric Tsang, Irene Wan, Alan Tam, Raymond Lam and Bosco Bosco joining the cast. It can be called the Lingnan version of "The Founding of the People's Republic of China".

Cheating: War and revolution movies should be full of passion. I hope director Zhao Chongji will not go too far in the "artistic" aspect of the film.

6. "Revolution of 1911": An epic masterpiece, produced by Jackie Chan

Release date: September 23, 2011 Director: Zhang Li Chenglong Starring: Zhao Wenxuan, Jackie Chan and Li Bingbing

< p> Plot: A work dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the victory of the Revolution of 1911. The film is divided into four stories, namely the blood-stained yellow granite, the rebellion at the head of Wuchang City, the defense of Yangxia, and the establishment of the Communist Party of China, recreating the history of a hundred years ago. Storm.

Highlights: A star-studded epic that revisits the events of 1911 a hundred years ago. The film is both literary and military, and the passionate speeches and debates in the literary drama make people excited; in the martial arts drama, whether it is water battles, street battles or large-scale army confrontations, they all realistically show the smoke-filled battlefield fighting. "Revolution of 1911" is Jackie Chan's 100th film. He plays Huang Xing in the film. Zhao Wenxuan, the "Father of the Founding Father", plays the role of Sun Yat-sen for the fifth time. There are also Li Bingbing, Hu Ge, Jiang Wu, Yu Shaoqun, Jaycee Chan, Chen Chong, etc. Celebrities join the cast enthusiastically and the cast is strong.

Cheating: As a heavyweight blockbuster released at a specific historical moment, "Revolution of 1911" should be a well-made masterpiece, as long as it is not too preachy and not too melodic.

7. "Arthur and His Miniature Kingdom 3": Travel with your innocence

Release date: September 23, 2011 Director: Luc Besson Starring: Freddy Hemmer, Mia Faro, Marlene Farmer

Plot: A self-made fantasy adventure animation by the famous French director Luc Besson, the latest work in the "Arthur and His Mini Kingdom" animated series. Arthur and his friends continue to fight against the forces of evil and grow into true heroes.

Highlights: "Arthur and His Mini Kingdom 3" is the latest work in this series of animations. The combination of live-action and animation is quite interesting. The young adventurer Arthur is played by either live-action or CG. The composition and images are very kawaii and very suitable for children to watch. This film still uses the patented technology of French special effects company BUF, which perfectly combines real scenes with virtual characters. The characters are vivid, the action scenes are powerful, and the exaggeration does not lose the realistic effect.

Cheating: Luc Besson did not follow the 3D trend. Although he has advanced production technology, "Arthur 3" did not produce a 3D version. This shows that Luc Besson is still responsible for the audience. Sincerely, at least we won’t use 3D high ticket prices to make money. "Purple House": Gold Medal Photography Creates a Domestic Thriller Release Date: September 23, 2011 Director: Pan Hengsheng Starring: Wang Dongcheng, Tong Liya, Xiao Yuyu Plot: Rich girl Zhou Tong returns to China with her fiancé to inherit her father's inheritance, but after moving into her childhood home , strange things happened one after another... Highlights: Hong Kong's famous photographer Pan Hengsheng is well-known. The beautiful shots of "Ruan Lingyu", "Westward Journey", "A Chinese Ghost Story" and other films are all from his hands. Now the gold medal photographer has switched to directing thrillers. The film is obviously well prepared, and the beautiful lens language is permeated with an eerie and cunning image style. There is no doubt that "The Purple House", as a thriller, will perform well in creating atmosphere and horror. The old house has a power outage, the elusive stepmother, the disfigured gardener and other horrific elements are all present. Cheating? It’s still unclear whether the photographer can tell the story well if he plays tricks on the director, and the “cheating” of domestic thrillers is no longer a matter of a day or two. Is it so difficult for the audience to just want a truly scary story?

8. "The Legend of Young Yue Fei"

Release date: September 23 Director: Cai Ming Dubbing: Hu Getong, Zirong Ju Ping

The film has a lasting reputation. Yue Fei, a famous historical general in history, is the protagonist, telling how he transformed from a child who suffered a lot to a young man who was versatile in both civil and military affairs and full of heroism.

9. "Rock Kingdom!" "Dragon Knight"

Release date: September 23 Director: Yu Shengjun

"Rock Kingdom" is currently a popular children's online community in China. The movie version of "Rock Kingdom" takes "happiness" as the core concept and tells the story of Long Xing and his friends looking for the legendary Holy Dragon Knight to save the Rock Kingdom in the Rock Kingdom full of magic and pets.