2015 - Year of the Thriller
Along with the classic big spending budget summer time blockbuster, thrillers are a trusted choice at the moment of the season.
Kola Aluko's supported Fable Studios have produced Manhattan Nocturne. Colin Harrison's crime novel was what the film is based on. It explains the story of Porter Wren (Adrien Brody) who is a crime reporter for a specific New York City newspaper. He meets a younger lady known as Caroline Crowley that speaks in great detail in regards to the death of her husband, his body was found inside of a protected building with no one being able to figure out how the body got there. Porter decides to carry out research but elements simply turn sour when Caroline sets out to attract the married Wren. This offers an awesome cast list and the makings of an absolute classic.
Run All Night is the latest film in the ‘Liam Neeson as action hero’ renaissance. Once more, Neeson will play a grizzled man forced to make use of his ‘particular variety of skills’ to gain retribution on his foes. With this motion picture, he takes on an ex mob enforcer who's now an resentful drunk. His own son gets in trouble with the mob and it is up to Neeson to sort himself out and rescue him. It’s the sort of film Neeson has created a great number of times, if you've been a fan of his other film, you’re absolute to appreciate this.
Bridge of Spies is one of the most fiercely anticipated films of the year, it features an all-star cast which comes across just like a who’s who of cinema. The script was provided by the Coen brothers, it is directed by Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks playing the main character. It’s a historical thriller that is based on the 1960 U-2 incident, where a pilot whose airplane ended up being shot down inside the Soviet Union ought to make an effort to come back to the US with the help of lawyer James B. Donovan (Hanks). The vast majority of shooting was completed in Brooklyn, and New York city. Additional shooting was completed in Wroclaw, Poland and Berlin and Potsdam, Germany. Originally, seasoned Spielberg collaborator John Williams was required to write the score, however he pulled out due to minor health problems, with Thomas Newman getting his spot.
Chris Hemsworth stars in Blackhat where he is a computer hacker which gets released from prison by the FBI to assist them in finding the offender guiding a number of much talked about terrorist attacks in Hong Kong. The film plays the strain between the heinous offences and Hathaway’s (Hemsworth) approaching return prison after he has helped the authorities.
