Director: Nora Ephron
Cast: Meryl Streep, Amy Adams, Stanley Tucci, and Chris Messina
You know how it happens during the Oscars; cine fans are normally spoilt for choice. Expectations run high especially for ones that have bagged a nomination. But sorry to disappoint you guys, this aviation film by director Mira Nair (based on the book East To The Dawn-The Life of Amelia Earhart by Susan Butler) is shockingly unsatisfactory, dragging and plain.
Two-time Academy Award winner Hilary Swank plays Amelia in a role that's seems too superficial and sketchy. But the actress surely looks her part with her hairstyle and leather jackets.
Gamer is an out an out action film with no actual base or aim. The film is set in New York, in the near future where mind technology is a popular choice. It begins with Ken Castle (Michael C Hall), the creator of mind technology in the gaming world.
Castle invents self-replicating nanites, which once placed in the brain, replaces the existing brain cells allowing full control of body by a third party. He invents games like 'Society', which in today's world is very similar to th e'Sims' with only the difference that its humans playing other humans who sign up to be a part of 'Society' for money.