This year on the 8th April, 2009 the film Dragon Ball Evolution is going to be released in America. According to the trailer it will be an impressive movie and full of action. As main characters there will be Goku, Lord Piccolo, Bulma, Grandpa Gohan, Master Rioshi and more. There are some characters that will not appear in the film like Krillin and Puar. It is based on the Lord Piccolo saga. 

Hope this information made you happier if you are fans of the anime Dragon Ball. Hope that the film reaches high levels of quality and have a good story line. Thanks for the director James Wong that is making my deepest dream coming to real.

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Ben Franklin Gates (Nicolas Cage) is an archaeologist treasure hunter whose family has been searching for a hidden treasure hidden by the Founding Fathers with the help of the Free Masons. A secret society consisting mostly by working class brick masons and stonemasons, but then later included members of other working class trades and some rather important American politicians. The only guides leading the way to solving this mysterious hidden treasure are puzzling clues that have been hidden on historical documents, in clever riddles and special opticals are need to reveal more keys to the puzzle.

Gates not working alone is accompanied by a wisecracking computer genius and a pretty young National Archives curator who originally become enthralled in the hunt for the treasure unwillingly. After successfully pulling off the crime of the century, Gates races against time to unravel the mystery before the FBI and his former greedy partner who originally tried to kill Gates are pursuing him on a cross-country high stakes adventure.

National Treasure puts the fun back into movies with its balance of action, humor and supercharged turn of events. Indiana Jones better watch out, because archaeologist Ben Franklin Gates is in town.

The movie “National Treasure” is worthy of (Renting: Yes - Buying: Yes)

Director: Zack Snyder

Rated R - Nudity, Violence, Blood and Gore

Cast: Gerard Butler, Lena Headey, Dominic West, David Wenham, Vincent Regan, Michael Fassbender, Tom Wisdom, Andrew Pleavin, Andrew Tiernan, Rodrigo Santoro

Kick Ass: Reinvented

Coming into 300 it is important to know that the movie is a film adaptation of a graphic novel of the same name by Frank Miller and not a historically accurate depiction of the actual event. This being said, 300 is an awe-inspiring movie. From the moment the title flashes across the screen in blood to the last slash of the sword this movie leaves your jaw on the floor. Every spear, sword, shield, and spot of blood is beautifully done. It's so good looking in fact that if you didn't know it you would never realize that almost none of the sets are real.

That's right; 300 uses more green screen computer generated effects than any movie to date. Almost every set is computer generated; the ancient temples, the rocky landscape of Greece, the heaving ocean, almost everything. The only thing you can truly count on being real is the actors. The expanded use of this relatively new technique has allowed the film's director to create scenes which could never have been done before.

The movie is about the Battle of Thermopylae in which 300 Spartans and their allies held off an approaching Persian army of a million men. The Spartans Held their lines for three days and inflicted massive casualties upon the enemy force that outnumbered them so overwhelmingly. The battle exemplifies perfectly what it was to be a Spartan; their fighting skill and their warrior spirit. The movie 300 does the legend proud.

Which brings us to the action. 300 will redefine your definition of bad ass. The fighting in this movie is so epic; so intense; and so “holy sh** did he just do what I think he did!” crazy that it will leave you gibbering about it for hours after you leave the theater. Limbs are cut off, men are decapitated, and Persian soldiers are slaughtered by the hundred. Oh, and it is bloody...very bloody.

But don't be fooled by all of the action, there is real substance here. Particularly from Gerard Butler, who brings a fierce and visceral energy to the role of the Spartan King Leonidas that really makes the movie what it is. His queen, played by Lena Headey, also brings a lot to the table with a solemn and very resolute portrayal. The acting in 300 won't win any Oscars but it is definitely far above par for the action movie crowd.

300 does have its flaws, chief among them being a handful of hokey action movie clichés, but the movie is just so groundbreaking and completely exhilarating that I wouldn't have it any other way. It drops you into the legendary battle of Thermopylae that is so intense that you can almost feel a spear in your hand. It's just too bad that after seeing 300 no other action movie can even compare.