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Ever think of The Last Samurai? But instead of Tom Cruise, who immigrated to the land of sun, improve and learn how to Bushido. But a true samurai to be adopted into a tribe of foreigners in Thailand and studying the habits of their warrior culture. Based on a true story, this film tells the story of Yamada Nagamasa, a Japanese soldier who settled in Ayutthaya in the 16th century and became a soldier in the army of King Naresuan.
After the battle with Myanmar, Ayutthaya remained in a state of unrest, after a group of mysterious men displaying campaign of terror and robbery. Yamada investigate and discovered that he was a Japanese samurai who is really naughty. He then has the intention to solve this problem by his own fellow countrymen.
One more true story raised in the cinema, this time telling the Oakland Athletics named a general manager Billy Beane (Brad Pitt). He was angry because his team lost to the New York Yankees in the post season of 2001. With the departure of the new star player who will come Johnny Damon, Jason Giambi, and Jason Isringhausen, Beane tried to devise a strategy to assemble a competitive team for 2002. But the struggle he had to do to cope with a limited payroll players in Oakland.
During a visit to the Cleveland Indians,
Beane met with Peter Brand (Jonah Hill),
a young Yale economic scholar with radical ideas about how to assess the value of the player.
Beane then perform a test of the theory of the Brand by asking whether he also has a design.
Probably a lot of movies that later inspire the audience to be more enthusiastic, have the strength to face the problem or perhaps as a release fatigue after busy with a dull routine. However, sometimes we need to also pay attention to the actual events that occurred among the many human stories. A thousand men would have a thousand stories, and maybe not all of them conveyed to others as study materials. One true story is revealed in the film re-puncture.
Based on a true story, Mike Weiss (Chris Evans) is a young Houston lawyer but he was a drug addict. Then Paul Danziger (co-director Mark Kassen), which is also an old friend too much coloring drama of his life. Matters related to law and personal conflicts happened
LCTV TV stations broadcast live from Kampung Durian Collapses to cover the theft of durian is an odd occurrence. Tok Dalang appeared on the TV screen to tell the case of "Ghost Durian" the surprise of the villagers. In Kuala Lumpur, Badrol, Tok Dalang grandchildren, along with his friend Lim watch words of his grandfather, by chance they are ready to visit the next day.
The next day, Badrol and Lim headed to Kampung Durian Collapses on a bus, but bus damaged in the middle of the road, although only 5 km from the village.
They both had to walk (Lim even saddled a heavy bag filled with items that are not important) Pak Mail truck arrival and Singh. Inside the truck, Pak Mail Durian telling ghost mystery to both these young men.
One night a truck driver named Thomas (Luke Ford) arrives in Dampier, Western Australia. After entering the town pub he saw the silhouette of a group of people, one of whom was holding a gun. And after realizing it, he witnessed the murder and was rushed to the next room. There saw a group of people who are trying to put a dog that looks sick. Can not bring themselves to carry out the executions, the men and Thomas finally returned to the bar.
Excise Jack Collins (Noah Taylor) has told a story about a dog named Red Dog (Koko) at one time, arrived in Dampier.
With his arrival, the dog tried to make friends with many employees Hamersley Iron,
