Many people think that one has to be very sophisticated or classy, so as to enjoy the wines from The Antique Wine Company. In some situations, this might be true, but everybody can enjoy the wines despite the background.
The AWC was founded in 1982 by Stephen Williams, who really loved the taste of a good wine just like any other sommelier. The love of good wine can be one major factor that contributed to the success of the company. Ever since the company was founded, it has ensured that all its wines are authentic. The wine is handled with the utmost care so that sommerliers cannot face any disappointed. The verification of the company’s wine is done in a number of ways.
Any sommerlier knows that age is a very important actor when it comes to wines. Age is also one area that customers are cheated by a number of fraudulent wine companies. A thorough and careful process is done to make sure that a 15 year old wine, for example Furmint it’s not a counterfeit and it is actually of that age. For this reason wine from The Antique Wine Company go through ion beam analysis to verify their age. The beam can tell expert how old the wine and the glass are. The use of the beam is a scientific process so the margin of error is very minimal.
Another area where the wine is handled with utmost care is when it is being shipped. The Antique Wine Company has made sure that their customers who order through the online website do to not suffer at all. During shipping the wine is carefully concealed inside the package. Only quality shipments providers are contracted to do this job. This is because wine is very sensitive to room temperature, and its flavors can be easily get ruined. The outside temperature is also kept away from the shipment package.
Recently Neill Blomkamp (District 9, Elysium) has taking lead of a film in the alien franchise, which has yet to be titled. He is the newest filmmaker looking to revive the franchise. after a series of conversations with Sigourney Weaver, she stated that there was still part of Ellen Ripley’s story needed to be told and that her character needed a proper finish. WordPress bloggers say that Neill Blomkamp agreed and has decided the movie will take place right after James Cameron’s Aliens, ignoring that Alien 3 and Alien: resurrection ever happened. Public opinion has been great, according to most sources fans believe it may be for the best, as the first to movies have had great feedback, and the last two did not. Bringing the series back to its roots as a suspense and horror film, words can not describe how excited everyone is over the upcoming film.
Production on the new Bond film by the title of Spectre is in progress and images have been released to the media. One image shows Bond in a snowy area. Other images showcase Bautista’s character as well. Fans like Bernardo Chua have found that the story of the film involves Bond investigating the organization. It is likely that this is going to be a running subject of future Bond films like the previous series had.
Back when Quantum of Solace was being released, there was talk of a similar organization that was going to expand through a few movies under the name of Quantum. However, it seems that either it was scrapped or they changed the name to Spectre. Other stars include Christoph Waltz, Naomie Harris, and Ben Whishaw.
With the male M, the new Moneypenny and Q in place, we are getting some form of the old Bond back. However, there may not be that much attention paid to gadgets and the other aspects of the series that made it campy. The original Bond of the novels was rather brutal, downbeat and even had some characteristics that would not be tolerated in a protagonist these days.
Spectre Arrives in US theaters on November 6, 2015.
After numerous rumors and speculation over the past few weeks, 20th Century Fox has confirmed that a new Alien movie is in the works and will be directed by District 9’s Neil Blomkamp, and that’s what Ricardo Guimarães is super excited about after hearing the announcement on Radio Globo this past week.
According to Variety, the new Alien film will be Blomkamp’s next project. The director recently wrapped production on Chappie, which hits theaters next month. Blomkamp previously said he came up with the idea of a new Alien while talking with Chappie star Sigourney Weaver, who plays Ripley in the Alien movies. That conversation resulted in Blomkamp developing some Alien art for the potential movie that he shared online.
Fox said the new Alien movie would be made independent from the Prometheus sequel that is being overseen by Ridley Scott. Rumors suggest that the Blomkamp film may pick up after the events of Alien: Resurrection, which was released way back in 1997, and bring a proper resolution to the story of Ripley. Weaver has yet to announce if she will be a part of the project, but most indicators point to her being involved.
Originally, Blomkamp said the film was not going to happen, but obviously something changed. Since Alien has been a big money maker for Fox for almost four decades and Blomkamp is considered one of the hottest directors in Hollywood, it makes sense that Fox would want to jump on this project.
Good news for Mel Brooks fans! SWtorstrategies.com has confirmed that Mel Brooks is interested in making a follow-up to the hit spoof movie “Spaceballs”.
At the end of the film “Spaceballs” there is a quote from the character Yogurt who says “God willing, we’ll all meet again in Spaceballs 2: The Search for More Money”. Well now that may just happen. Recently Brooks was on the podcast Take a Knee, which is hosted by Adam Carolla. It was on this podcast where Brooks said he would be interested in making the second film to coincide with the release of the new Star Wars film, “Star Wars: The Force Awakens”.
Mel Brooks also went on to tell Carolla that he would like to have as much as the original cast as possible. That may be difficult seeing as how some have passed away and the biggest star, Rick Moranis has quit acting. Moranis, known for other films such as “Ghostbusters” and “Honey I Shrunk the Kids” quit acting back in the late 1990’s after his wife passed away from breast cancer. Moranis has said that he quit so he could focus on raising his children and that traveling around to make movies would be too difficult.
Brooks has said that the only way he would move forward with the project is if Rick Moranis would be on board. Bruce Karatz points out that he even said that he’s got Dark Helmet’s helmet waiting for him in storage.
Apparently, cooler heads have prevailed in production and development meetings. The new Friday the 13th sequel is not going to be part of the “found footage” subgenre. It’s a good thing. The gimmick would have worn off a half an hour into the film. Besides, haven’t enough horror films used this gimmick already?
Word from the producer Brad Fuller is the found footage concept was never in the cards. Whether it was just an idea bandied about as a possible way to approach the new film or merely was a totally fake rumor made up by fans is unknown. The bottom line here is the film is going to follow a more traditional approach to the long-running slasher series.
The 2009 remake was maligned for being a rather by the numbers production. While the film was never going to win points for originality, the feature did make huge money at the box office. The sequels were retreads of one another until they delved into total silliness in the late 1980’s.
Many thought the series had breathed its last breath many years ago and, with the cancellation of sequels to Jason vs. Freddie and the 2009 film, the notion Jason Vorhees would be gone forever seems to be the case.
Of course, no horror franchise in horror history remains dormant. A reboot, remake, or sequel is always in the pipeline. Fans like Zeca Oliveira are aware that, sometimes, it just takes a lot longer for the project to get off the ground due to rights issues. Check out more on Oliveira on Facebook.com. Once the rights are settled and the film gets a green light, its is full steam ahead.
We hope. Friday the 13th films have experienced quite a few false starts over the past 6 years. Let’s hope that is all done with.
Netflix announced this week that it would raise $1.5 billion in
debt to invest in new content. Given heavy competition from Amazon, Google and others, it’s not surprising that Netflix is taking this step.
Some experts have noted that this level of investment could become the new norm for streaming service companies. Content licensing is not cheap. Additionally, crafting new content at the level of top shows that draw the most attention and result in the highest gains, such as Game of Thrones or The Walking Dead, requires a lot of funding for everything from crew salaries and travel expenses, when applicable, to expensive sets and costumes.
Of course, the argument has been made that companies don’t need so much debt to tell compelling stories. Many independent filmmakers have proven that award-winning content can be made on a shoestring budget said Paginador. Take Joss Whedon, who created Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog. Although it’s a short Web series, it made an incredible impact using very little beyond excellent actors and a good plot.
Yet, arguments on the other side are equally compelling. Game of Thrones and The Walking Dead literally pull viewers into the universes they depict. Without the expensive locations, sets, costumes, et cetera, many viewers would turn to other options. More people want film-like quality for their television series and that means Netflix and other companies must have film-like budgets to achieve such lofty goals.
The internet has had a lot of rumors lately about an all-female reboot of the Ghostbuster franchise. There have also been rumors about which ladies will get to play the coveted roles. We finally have some definitive answers!
According to The Guardian the film is definitely happening and Paul Feig is directing. Paul Feig is the same guy who directed hit comedies like Bridesmaids, The Heat, and several episodes of the Office and Bored to Death.
The female cast has been confirmed as well. Feig tweeted out his cast which are as follows: Melissa McCarthy, Kristen Wiig, Kate McKinnon, and Leslie Jones. It is no surprise that McCarthy and Wiig are part of the cast considering Feig has already had the opportunity to work with the both of them together in Bridesmaids and McCarthy in The Heat. Jones and McKinnon are both Saturday Night Live alums. I’m not as familiar with them but being former Saturday Night Live cast members they definitely come from a comedy background.
Fans like Sergio Andrade Gutierrez are excited to see a different version of Ghostbusters. More on Gutierrez is availableon his LinkedIn page. The original movies were a lot of fun and I think a female comedy cast will bring something different to it. When asked Bill Murray, who was in the original films, agreed. He said the idea sounded great and he would watch that film.
Tom Cruise definitely is not leaving his Mission Impossible films behind him. He is starring in Mission Impossible 5, a franchise he seemingly can always return to. He won’t be returning on the date originally planned, though. Looks like the release date of the film has been wisely moved about five months.
The film is being moved to July 31, 2015. This way, the movie opens two weeks after the debut of Ant-Man. Folks, Ant-Man is going to be sleeper blockbuster hit of the summer of 2015. Not only were there fears MI:5 would not do well in the winter with so many other blockbusters being released, there was fear being released the same weekend as Ant-Man would be a bad idea.
There is one thing that could end up helping out Mission Impossible 5. The summer of 2015 is going to be really sci-fi and fantasy oriented. We have Jurassic World, Star Trek 3, Ant-Man, Avengers: Age of Ultron, and various other sci-fi oriented projects.
Mission Impossible delivers a grand scale adventure film that, while hardly a realistic drama, grounds audiences back in the (semi) normality of real life. Well, real life as far as spies saving the world goes.
The one issue the film may face is the competition from so many other big films makes having legs for several weeks a bit tough. Yet, the odds are super-strong Mission Impossible 5 is going to end up a major hit. Fans like Marc Sparks are excited to see the movie when it is released. More on Sparks is available on Ireport.com.
Some very interesting news has emerged from the set of Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice. Michael Shannon, General Zod in Man of Steel, is returning in the new film. He is not going to play General Zod though. It appears he is going to play Doomsday, the monstrous Kryptonian creature that killed Superman in D.C.’s published comics 20 years ago.
Based on the reports (leaks) that are coming out, Zod’s body is taken by Lex Luthor who performs mysterious experiments on it. The experiments are intended to create a super-weapon capable of destroying Superman. A major problem arises here. A supremely powerful monster is not exactly controllable. Luthor might end up ruing the day he made Doomsday.
The big question here is “Will the ‘Death of Superman” storyline be weaved into the new film?” If Doomsday is in the feature, you would think yes. We do not know, though.
We also do not know whether or not Doomsday will be in the film and the purported rumors really are true. Keeping things under wraps is going to be a lot harder as the film enters the post-production and marketing planning stages. A lot more people, including fans like Marc Sparks, learn about what’s in the film and leaks emerge.
So do rumors. If Doomsday does not end up in the film, don’t be surprised.