Driver Pack 2010

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Inception

Size: 1.5GB

Directed by Christopher Nolan
Produced by Christopher Nolan, Emma Thomas
Starring: Leonardo DiCaprio, Ken Watanabe, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Marion Cotillard, Ellen Page, Tom Hardy, Dileep Rao, Cillian Murphy, Tom Berenger, Michael Caine
Running time 148 minutes
Country     United States
Language     English
Subtitles:  English - Vietnamese

Plot

Dominic Cobb (Leonardo DiCaprio), along with point man Arthur (Joseph Gordon-Levitt), is on an extraction mission within the mind of a powerful Japanese businessman Saito (Ken Watanabe); a form of corporate espionage through dreams. Pain is felt in dreams, but death results in awakening. Cobb carries a totem in the form of a spinning top which originally belonged to his deceased wife Mal (Marion Cotillard), to determine whether he is dreaming or awake, which spins increasingly fast or topples, respectively. The extraction fails due to the intervention of Mal, whose memory haunts Cobb's mind and sabotages his missions. Saito reveals that he is in fact auditioning the team to perform the act of inception: using dreams to implant an idea. He promises to have murder charges against Cobb cleared so that he can return to the U.S. and visit his children, in return for the mission's success.

The target is Robert Fischer (Cillian Murphy), son of Saito's terminally ill corporate rival, Maurice Fischer (Pete Postlethwaite). The objective is to convince Fischer to break up his father's empire. Cobb recruits Eames (Tom Hardy), a forger who can change appearance inside dreams, Yusuf (Dileep Rao), a sedative chemist, and Ariadne (Ellen Page), a student whom he and Arthur train as an architect to design dream worlds. When the elder Fischer dies in Sydney, Saito and the team share the flight with Robert Fischer back to Los Angeles and drug him. They enter Yusuf's dream, a rainy downtown area, and kidnap Fischer. However, they come under attack by Fischer's trained subconscious projections, and Saito is badly injured. Due to the strength of the sedatives and multiple dream layers, death will result in the person going into limbo, a world of unconstructed dream space, for a seemingly indefinite time. Cobb reveals to Ariadne that he spent years with Mal in limbo, where they shaped their own world and lives. After waking, Mal had remained convinced she was dreaming and committed suicide, persuading Cobb to do so by incriminating him in her death, but he instead fled the U.S. and the murder charges.

Eames changes into Peter Browning (Tom Berenger), Fischer's godfather, to extract information from him. The team then enter a van and are sedated into Arthur's dream, a hotel, where the team convinces Fischer that the kidnapping on the first level was orchestrated by Browning and that he must enter his godfather's mind to determine his motives. They in fact enter into a third level, dreamt by Eames, where Fischer must break into a snowy mountain fortress to reveal the planted idea. To wake and protect the team, the member dreaming each level stays behind at that level, being assigned the triggering of synchronized kicks: Yusuf driving the van off a bridge, Arthur crashing an elevator carrying the sleeping team members (which turns out to happen in a zero gravity sequence), and Eames detonating explosives in the mountain fortress' foundation.

Fischer is killed by Mal and goes into limbo. Ariadne and Cobb follow him down and confront her. There Mal attempts to convince Cobb to stay in limbo by making him question reality, referring to events that occurred while he was awake. Cobb reveals that he had originally planted the idea in Mal's mind to wake, making him indirectly responsible for her suicide. She attacks him, but Ariadne shoots her. Cobb remains in limbo to locate a now dead Saito, while Fischer and Ariadne return to the mountain fortress where he comes to the conclusion that his father wanted him to be his own man. Cobb eventually locates an aged Saito and tells him that they need to return to reality. He suddenly wakes on the plane to find everyone up and well. Saito honors their arrangement; Cobb enters the United States and finally returns home to his children. Cobb spins his totem top to test reality, but is distracted by the reunion. The final shot of the movie ends with Cobb's totem wobbling slightly before fading to black, leaving the viewer to decide whether or not he escaped or is trapped in limbo.

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TuneUp Utilities 2011

Size: 19MB

Status & recommendations

The intuitive Start Center with a fresh look and feel gives you complete control and access to the most important tuning steps at a glance.

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Get rid of those PC brakes and drop the dead weight in programs: for maximum speed whether working, surfing, or playing!

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Overview of all functions

Professional users have direct access to 32 optimization tools TuneUp Utilities™ 2011 offers.

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'iYiYi' - Cody Simpson ft. Flo Rida

 'iYiYi' - Cody Simpson ft. Flo Rida

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The Experiment 2010

Size: 800MB

Directed by Paul Scheuring
Starring: Adrien Brody, Forest Whitaker, Maggie Grace, Clifton Collins Jr., Cam Gigandet, Fisher Stevens, Travis Fimmel, Ethan Cohn
Running time:  96 minutes
Country     United States
Language     English
Subtitles :  English - Vietnamese

The Experiment is a 2010 American thriller film directed by Paul Scheuring and starring Adrien Brody, Forest Whitaker and Maggie Grace, about an experiment which resembles Philip Zimbardo's Stanford prison experiment in 1971. The film is a remake of the 2001 German film Das Experiment, which was directed by Oliver Hirschbiegel.

When the film was still shooting, the North American distribution rights were acquired by Sony Pictures Worldwide Acquisitions Group,which released the film straight-to-video in the United States on September 21, 2010 through its Stage 6 Films label.

Plot

26 men are chosen to participate in the roles of guards and prisoners in a psychological study, for which each participant is to receive $14,000 after two weeks. The study examines aggressive behavior in an artificial prison setting. At first the tenants are divided randomly into prisoners and guards, but soon a spiral of violence begins. Guards and prisoners are left fighting to the bitter end.

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Three kingdoms: Resurrection Of The Dragon

Size: 700MB
Directed by Daniel Lee
Produced by Chung Taewon, Suzanna Tsang, Dong Yu
Starring: Andy Lau, Sammo Hung, Maggie Q, Pu Cunxin, Andy On, Yu Rongguang
Running time     102 minutes
Country     Hong Kong
Language     Mandarin

Plot
Zhao Zilong begins his military career by enlisting in the warlord Liu Bei's camp. He befriends Luo Ping'an, a fellow soldier from the same hometown as him. Zhao Zilong participates in a battle against Liu Bei's rival Cao Cao, by following Zhuge Liang's orders to launch a sneak attack on Cao's camp, attaining his first victory. As Liu Bei's troops are outnumbered by Cao Cao's forces, Liu is forced to retreat to Phoenix Heights, but is separated from his family during the chaos. Zhao Zilong volunteers to rescue Liu's family, but Liu's sworn brothers Guan Yu and Zhang Fei scoff at him and they engage in a spear fight. Zhao remains undefeated after several rounds of fighting and Liu Bei is impressed by Zhao's skills. Guan and Zhang help to cover Zhao as he breaks into the enemy formation to look for Liu's family.

Zhao Zilong makes his name in that battle by rescuing Liu's infant son A'dou alone and holding off hundreds of Cao Cao's troops, who surround him on all sides. He fights his way out and charges up a cliff on his horse, straight towards Cao. Cao is shocked and loses his personal weapon to Zhao and his life is placed in peril. However, Zhao refrains from killing Cao and leaps to safety onto another cliff. Cao's granddaughter, Cao Ying, witnesses the attack and she swears to kill Zhao Zilong and help her grandfather regain his pride. Meanwhile, Liu Bei promotes Zhao to the rank of a general and bestows him with a "All-Piercing Spear".

Zhao Zilong continues to fight many battles for Liu Bei and had never lost before, earning himself the title of "Undefeated General". After Cao Pi (Cao Cao's son) usurps the state power of the Han Dynasty and proclaims himself emperor of Cao Wei, Liu Bei declares himself emperor of Shu Han to continue the bloodline of Han. Zhao Zilong is named by Liu as one of the Five Tiger Generals of Shu Han, along with Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, Ma Chao and Huang Zhong. As time passes, Liu Bei dies and Zhuge Liang inherits Liu's legacy, by continuing to lead military campaigns against Cao Wei to restore the Han Dynasty. By then, Zhao Zilong is already 71-years-old and he is the last surviving one of the five generals, and his insistence secures him a role in the upcoming campaign. Zhuge gives Zhao two satchels, instructing him to open them as per situations. The Cao Wei army is led by Cao Ying. Zhao Zilong performs his first feat in the campaign by slaying the four sons of the enemy general Han De. However, he is lured into a trap by Cao Ying and forced to retreat to the Phoenix Heights.

Zhao's army is surrounded at Phoenix Heights by Cao Ying's forces and Zhao learns that it is crucial that he holds the Cao Wei army's attention for some time, because the Shu Han army will use the opportunity to attack while Cao Wei is distracted. Zhao Zilong engages Cao Ying in a one-to-one duel and defeats her but he lets her go. In the subsequent battle, Zhao Zilong's forces launch a fierce assault on Cao Ying's army and are nearly all wiped out when Han De sacrifices himself in using gunpowder in a Kamikaze-style attack. In making his last stand, Zhao Zilong strips off his armour and leads a final charge towards the Cao Wei army.

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Detective Dee - DvDrip - 2010

Size: 1.4GB

Directed by Tsui Hark

Produced by Tsui Hark, Nansun Shi, Peggy Lee

Starring: Andy Lau, Carina Lau, Li Bingbing, Tony Leung Ka-fai, Deng Cao

Country: China, Hong Kong

Language     Mandarin

INFORMATION

Synopsis

When the mysterious deaths of a series of loyal subjects threaten to delay the 690 A.D. inauguration of Empress Wu Zetian, she summons the infamous Detective Dee back from an exile into which she cast him eight years earlier.
Production

Detective Dee and the Mystery of the Phanton Flame is a co-production between Chinese production company Huayi Brothers (also the film's distributor) and production company Film Workshop. The film will be Film Workshop's 50th feature film as a producer. The film was directed by Tsui Hark, who co-produced the film with his wife Nansun Shi. The screenplay was written by Chen Kuofu, the Chinese screenwriter of the 2008 films Forever Enthralled and If You Are the One. Fight choreography and art direction for the film was handled by Sammo Hung.
 Pre-production

Prior to filming Detective Dee, Tsui had spent years doing research on stories concerning Tang Dynasty official Di Renjie. Chen Kuofu first approached Tsui with a screenplay based on the life of Di Renjie.

Tsui first announced production plans in 2008, while promoting his previous film All About Women at the 13th Pusan International Film Festival. At the time, Tsui had pondered on whether to make Detective Dee or remake the 1966 film Dragon Gate Inn.
Casting

For the lead role as Di Renjie, Tsui originally had Tony Leung Ka-fai, along with Tony Leung Chiu-Wai in mind. Tsui commented on choosing an actor to play Di Renjie: "Who said that Di Ren Jie must be plump and old? He could also be very handsome. Wits and looks can balance one another." On 5 January 2009, The Hollywood Reporter announced that Andy Lau would star in the lead role. On 29 April 2009, it was announced that Carina Lau, Li Bingbing, Deng Chao and Tony Leung Ka-Fai would appear in supporting roles.

    * Andy Lau plays Di Renjie, an exiled detective of the Tang Dynasty. Lau felt that the character's psychic abilities was one of his greatest traits: "He is a forensic psychologist who knows what you're thinking, from your eyes, your breathing, the pauses in your speech, he could tell what you're withholding, a melancholic detective." To prepare for his role in the film, Lau studied criminal psychology.

"He was someone very special, one possessing nerdiness, good deportment and great foresight. His mentality and philosophies were very different from Sherlock Holmes or James Bond. He can dwell forever in my heart, so I have a very romantic view on him, and must also be immaculate."
—Director Tsui Hark on portraying Di Renjie.

    * Carina Lau plays Wu Zetian, the Tang Dynasty empress of China. The film marks Lau's first feature film role in four years. On her role in the film, she commented on the strength of the empress: "I feel that Wu Ze Tian is a 'superman', her fate is very tragic, but she would find opportunities to defy her fate, to bring her, step by step, closer to her dreams. She has very strong willpower and is very wise, unlike myself. "Lau had to practice horse riding for the film, accepting help from a professional trainer: "I have always been rather afraid of horseriding, afraid of such a large animal; but now I have overcome the mental obstacle and the lessons have been rather smooth."

    * Li Bingbing plays Shangguan Jing'er, a highly skilled martial artist, who serves as Wu Zetian's maid and right-hand "man". The character is loosely based on Shangguan Wan'er, who was a poet, writer and politician of the Tang Dynasty. Director Tsui Hark decided to change the character, feeling that a more fictitious character would provide more room for creativity: "There're some things that Wan-er couldn't do, like being a top-notch martial arts expert."

 Filming

Principal photography for Detective Dee began in May 2009, with a budget of $13 million; the film was shot in Zhejiang, China at Hengdian World Studios, which is one of the largest film studios in the world. Detective Dee has been described as one of Tsui's most personal films to date. During production, Tsui would reportedly work consistently on the set, barely getting enough sleep.
Action direction

Sammo Hung served as an action director for the film and his stunt team built eight platforms (12 meters tall) in the cave for three days of wire work. The record was over 70 wires for one scene. One of the sculptures was a 80 metre bust of Empress Wu Zetian, a key element of the film that cost $12 million to design and decorate. During production, reporters were invited to enter the bust's interior, which included a 12 meter tall circular platform. Outside of the platform hung red and white drapes that were full of scriptures.
 Fight choreography

Detective Dee's martial arts sequences will be choreographed by Sammo Hung, who worked extensively alongside actors Andy Lau and Li Bingbing. Tsui choose Hung as a choreographer, feeling that his work had shades of Bruce Lee. Of the fight sequences for the film, Tsui commented that they would be similar to that of Ip Man, as they would aim for realism with actual punches and kicks. This would prove difficult for actors who had no martial arts experience. Of the two actors, Li Bingbing had no experience in martial arts, and her role required that she use various weapons in the film such as a whip and a sword.

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