1ST 'MEG'ALODON PIC WITH
JASON STATHAM & LI BINGBING
Now, we've seen all kinds of megamonsters wrecking chaos in movies, from dinos to godzillas and apes, and it is about time for prehistoric 
sharks to show their teeth too! Today you can check out the first photo of Jason Statham and Li Bingbing in MEG, sf action movie about prehistoric 20 meter long shark megalodon which was thought to be extinct long time ago! The two of them will play a part of deep sea submersible team of an international undersea observation program that gets attacked by this massive creature while trapped at the bottom of the deepest trench in the Pacific! This John Turteltaub directed movie should scare the cinemas March 2018!
sharks to show their teeth too! Today you can check out the first photo of Jason Statham and Li Bingbing in MEG, sf action movie about prehistoric 20 meter long shark megalodon which was thought to be extinct long time ago! The two of them will play a part of deep sea submersible team of an international undersea observation program that gets attacked by this massive creature while trapped at the bottom of the deepest trench in the Pacific! This John Turteltaub directed movie should scare the cinemas March 2018!
'ADA LOVELACE' BIOPIC
ON BYRON'S GENIUS DAUGHTER
Something entirely different: Monumental Pictures' biopic on Romantic
poet Lord Byron's Victorian mathematician and computer science
visionary daughter countess ADA LOVELACE! As 'Deadline' reports, Shawn Slovo is
set to write a movie about Ada, a gifted mathematician who foresaw the
possibilities of first computer designs and wrote what is recognized as
the first algorithm intended to be carried out by a machine, a true
visionary of the modern computer.
Her personal life was more complicated, dominated by her controlling
mother who, after she divorced Byron soon after marrying him, denied her
daughter any creative outlet in the hope that she would not take after
him. As well as her lust for scientific innovation, Lovelace had a
passion for parties and gambling and tragically died never seeing her
ideas realized.
Something entirely different: Monumental Pictures' biopic on Romantic
poet Lord Byron's Victorian mathematician and computer science
visionary daughter countess ADA LOVELACE! As 'Deadline' reports, Shawn Slovo is
set to write a movie about Ada, a gifted mathematician who foresaw the
possibilities of first computer designs and wrote what is recognized as
the first algorithm intended to be carried out by a machine, a true
visionary of the modern computer.
Her personal life was more complicated, dominated by her controlling
mother who, after she divorced Byron soon after marrying him, denied her
daughter any creative outlet in the hope that she would not take after
him. As well as her lust for scientific innovation, Lovelace had a
passion for parties and gambling and tragically died never seeing her
ideas realized. 
Giant sharks and Jason, could be good!
ReplyDeleteunleash the megalodon!
DeletePoor Ada! A lesson in knowing when to run from crazed over controlling family members. But thems the breaks and the times. Wow that giant shark movie makes me think of the SYFY Channel. Hopefully this theater journey will be way better.
ReplyDeleteit most certainly will be, I mean how much does it take to be better than SyFy? :)
DeleteThe Ada Lovelace biopic sounds really good. And I want to change my last name to Bingbing because I just like saying it.
ReplyDeleteisn't it lovely? We have Li and Fan Bingbing and then we might have Debs Bingbing too :)
DeleteDebs Bingbing . . . YES!!!! Doesn't it just come trippingly off the tongue?
Deletethem Chinese stars really have strange names, my fave is Angelababy... and that is really her name and she is not a porn star :)
DeleteLooking forward to Meg. The books are cheesy fun -hopefully the movie falls hits the right tone.
ReplyDeletehope Statham leaves the battle with meg in one piece :)
DeleteIt's films about a 20 meter long shark megalodon that keeps my fear of open water front and center of some of my biggest fears!
ReplyDeletewell it is not like you live anywhere near an ocean :) I think you're safe from megs and sharks....
DeleteI refused to go in deep when we were in Florida. They got them sharks and jellyfish. No thank you.
Deletethat is why I stay away from any water... that and the fact I look like a fat walrus...
DeleteThe second film is bound to be good!
ReplyDelete-Kati
I wonder whom they will cast in the lead role
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