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Nenufar2 wrote:

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Hey dark!. How are you?.
I can´t see the pics you are posting.

hey man I'm fine..just bored to death lol

aww damn i wasted my time posted them...idk how come they aren't showing for you but I'm seeing them

you can see them?, may be is my pc

More about Wanted 2

Wanted 2 Set For A Late Fall/Winter Shoot.

By George 'El Guapo' Roush on June 13, 2009

The Russian site Russia-ic.com translated an interview with director Timur Bekmambetov where he talks about the sequel to Wanted: "In July we will start preparation for the film. I think in the late autumn or winter shooting will be performed" - Mr. Bekmambetov said to RIA Novosti. "The shooting will take place in America, India and Russia" - added he. The film director and producer promised that in the sequel he would bring back to life Angelina Jolie's character, who perished at the end of the first movie. In addition to that, new characters will be introduced in the sequel. "As for the character played by Kostya Khabenskiy, we'll think about it. We might possibly resurrect him as well" - the film director said. The movie with the $ 150 million budget became the first Hollywood production on such a large scale made by a film director from Russia and with participation of a Russian crew (computer graphic, costumes, make-up, etc.). I don't know the accuracy of this translationn because it was translated from another one of those outer space alien websites. I've already told you my theory on these websites many, many times. Aliens are buying up dot coms and inserting invasion messages in their strange alien tongue. The codes for the attack are hidden in websites about movies. Pretty damn clever if you ask me!

http://www.latinoreview.com/news/wanted-2-set-for-a-late-fall-winter-shoot-7136

Nielsen draws line between ad spending, award nominations

Research firm Nielsen has released a report showing that increased advertising spending by movie studios has a direct correlation on not only the box-office success of those movies but also increases the odds they'll garner an awards nomination.

In looking at a number of the films nominated for Academy Awards, the report shows spending for The Curious Case of Benjamin Button reached, between August and December of 2008, something around $25 million dollars, dramatically more than any of the other films in the report. Not only did it get more, it started earlier, with the first spending occurring in August whereas the others didn't get ad support until November, closer to their releases.

Among the movies released last summer that went on to receive Oscar nominations, Kung Fu Panda got the highest level of ad support, with almost $40 million in spending. The Dark Knight, by comparison, had just about $31 million in advertising help. But that's just, if I'm reading the report right, in direct spending by the studio and does not count other promotional deals. Most of that spending was, again, in the six to eight weeks prior to release. The only major spike in the chart that shows when ad dollars were spent on these movies comes from Wall-E, which had a big jump in early February when the studio ran a commercial during the Super Bowl.

Essentially the report makes the case for studios to spend money on advertising their films, which I don't think was something that was in danger of not happening any time soon. But it is interesting in that it shows some solid numbers and timing for that advertising for films that eventually went on to receive Oscar nominations.
http://www.moviemarketingmadness.com/blog/

Hey Beeloved. Thanks so much for posting that video. It was really nice. I love that movie!!