Zac Efron

A bromance is in bloom!

Hollywood heartthrobs Zac Efron, 26, and Robert Pattinson, 28, were spotted hanging out in Tinseltown for a guys' night out Tuesday, E! Online reported.

The dynamic duo kicked off their evening at Pinz Bowling Alley in Studio City, Calif., and ended up at celeb hotspot Bootsy Bellows.

"Zac was seen goofing around and Rob was not even trying, skipping his turn at one point. When they left some of the friends smoked cigarettes, while they all just laughed and talked," an eyewitness told E!

It wasn't exactly a "no girls allowed" gathering, as three ladies were reportedly present in their group.

"Rob and Zac both looked good and happy. Rob showed Zac something on his cellphone and they both started laughing. They were in really good moods."

Tuesday's outing marks the second time the actors bro-ed out this past week, according to E!.

Pattinson was partying with Efron and his new gal pal, Michelle Rodriguez, 36, at Chateau Marmont on Saturday.

The "Neighbors" actor was photographed slipping out of the "Fast and the Furious" actress' home in Los Angeles with an overnight bag in hand the next morning.

Kick (2014) Review

Kick is the new synonym for adrenaline rush in India and soon this will take over the entire world too. Having released in 4000 plus screens in the country and 700 plus screens overseas, Kick is a well knit tale about an adrenaline junkie, Salman Khan aka 'Devil' who does things differently just to get a 'Kick' out of it.

The story of Kick is not applaud worthy as it is a remake of Telugu movie of the same name. The movie will start with Shaina (Jacqueline Fernandez), a psychiatrist meeting her perspective groom, Himanshu (Randeep Hooda) on a train journey in Warsaw. Neither of these characters are interested in an arranged union, but on getting to know each other, the two become very good friends. This is when Shaina decides to reveal secrets about her past, mainly her ex-boyfriend, Devil (Salman Khan). The movie goes into flashback here, and bang comes the entry of the hero. After she shares her story, Himanshu too shares his escapades as a police officer and boasts off on how he has finally met his match, an intelligent thief, again the Devil (Salman Khan).

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Both Shaina and Himanshu are unaware of the fact that they are talking about the same person. Salman is not playing the role of a Devil or of a superman, he is just an ordinary guy who does things differently to get a 'Kick' out of it. At this point the story is back on track, that is it now moves in present tense and how the Devil again enters their life, how it changes the whole scenario in the movie and why he turns into a devil form the crux of the movie.

Salman and Jacqueline's roles were essayed by Telugu superstar Ravi Teja and Bollywood's latest entrant, Ileana D'Cruz. This film was a typical Ravi Teja entertainer with enough comedy that kept the audience breaking into laughter every now and then.

Ravi Teja did justice to his carefree character and since he is an expert in portraying such roles repeatedly in films after films, it was quite easy for him to reprise such a role again. Coming to Salman Khan, the man is different, even though the movie is a remake, this being a Salman film, the makers have tried to make the entire film seem and sound different. But trust me it is not!

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Yeah, the concept of Devil is new, though the character does do bad things, in the end it's for the good of someone else. There is a deep mystery and it is an uncompromising mission for which Devil is ready to lose his life. Why this devilishness gets imbibed in him cannot to be revealed, to know that you will have to watch the film. This beingSajid Nadiadwala's debut direction, only adds to the curiosity level to watch the film.

We have seen Salman do such roles in Dabangg as well, where by heart he is a good man, but he does do bad things to bad people. Devil is just a modern, revamped version of Robin Hood Pandey. If you remember Salman's dialogue in Dabangg, you'll know what I am talking about (Hum yahan ke Robin Hood hain, Robin Hood Pandey).

Salman Khan has done a lot of south remakes in the past few years and strangely they have clicked for Salman's version has always been bigger and better, his movies actually give us a kick! So this 2014 version of Kick will also be bigger and better than 2009 version. He truly is a star whose power we cannot understand, "Main Dil mein aata hoon, samajh mein nahin". Continue to read Kick movie review in the slide show.

50 Shades of Grey

The first trailer for Fifty Shades of Grey sent the internet into paroxysms this afternoon, with conversation being 5% portrayal of women, 10% Beyonce soundtrack, 15 % "squeeeeee" and 70% Jamie Dornan's torso.

The trailer was quite slickly executed, even if the dialogue was like scraps from the Twilight cutting room floor and the sex was virtually non-existent, and seemed to go down well with hardcore fans of EL James' novels.

"WAHHHHHHHHHHHHH! I'M PANTING!!!" one happy customer wrote, with another tweeting: "Ok fifty shades of grey trailer is perfection. I'm in love all over again with Christian Grey."

Other were unhappy with Dakota Johnson's Anastasia coming across like a lost puppy, with one viewer writing: "Man if 50 Shades of Grey is a movie that spoofs the sad premise that a woman needs a man to give her worth, then this trailer is KILLING IT."

Lucy new movie(2014)

 woman, accidentally caught in a dark deal, turns the tables on her captors and transforms into a merciless warrior evolved beyond human logic.

Director:

 Luc Besson

Writer:

 Luc Besson

 Scarlett Johansson, Morgan Freeman, Min-sik Choi  

Cast (in credits order) complete, awaiting verification  

	Scarlett Johansson	...	Lucy
	Morgan Freeman	...	Professor Norman
	Min-sik Choi	...	Mr. Jang
	Amr Waked	...	Pierre Del Rio
	Julian Rhind-Tutt	...	The Limey
	Pilou Asbæk	...	Richard
	Analeigh Tipton	...	Caroline
	Nicolas Phongpheth	...	Jii
	Jan Oliver Schroeder	...	French Mule
	Luca Angeletti	...	Italian Mule
	Loïc Brabant	...	Professor
	Pierre Grammont	...	Professor
	Pierre Poirot	...	Professor
	Bertrand Quoniam	...	Professor
	Pascal Loison	...	Drug Addict
	Pierre Gérard	...	Airport Doctor
	Isabelle Cagnat	...	Airport Nurse
	Frédéric Chau	...	Cabin Manager
	Claire Tran	...	Flight Attendant
	François Legrand	...	Business Man Plane
	Bob Martet	...	Customs Officer
	Cédric Chevalme	...	Cop Daniel
	Alexis Rangheard	...	Cop Robert
	Tonio Descanvelle	...	Cop Sergeant
	Christophe Lavalle	...	Cop
	Julien Personnaz	...	Cop
	Matthew Bravais	...	Student
	Renaud Cestre	...	Student
	Thibault Segouin	...	Student
	Claire Zaniolo	...	Student
	Alessandro Giallocosta	...	Marco Brezzi
	Wolfgang Pissors	...	Berlin Custom Officer
	Sifan Shao	...	Chinese Doctor
	Paul Chan	...	Taipei Surgeon
	I. Cheng-Sheng	...	Jang's Men
	Chou Chung-Wei	...	Jang's Men
	Huan Jhih-Cyuan	...	Jang's Men
	Frank Ma	...	Jang's Men
	Tseng Sheng-En	...	Jang's Men
	Liu Hsieh-Min	...	Mahjong Room Man
	Sandra Abouav	...	Prehistoric Lucy
	Abel Aboualiten	...	Prehistoric Man
	Ken Lin	...	Regent Hotel Concierge #1
	Feng Hsing	...	Lucy's Driver
	Hsu Hao-Hsiang	...	Warehouse Man Driver
	Laura D'Arista	...	Lucy's Mother (voice)
	Eunyul Hong	...	Phone Voice Royal Suite (voice)
	Samuel Churin	...	The Receptionist
	Mason Lee	...	Regent Hotel Concierge #2
	Mohammad Aslam Ansari	...	Fakir
	Kevin Dust	...	Native American
	Diego Llano	...	Native American
	Timothy Reevis	...	Native American
	Jeysson Reyes De La Cruz	...	Native American
	German Tintaya Mamani	...	Native American
	Kanneti Sawe Han	...	Rubik's Cube Boy
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
	Yvonne Gradelet	...	(uncredited)
	Christophe Tek	...	Wang Man (uncredited)