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2012/05/10 at 12:00am

Benicio Del Toro and Cameron Díaz Team Up In ‘Agent: Century 21’

05.10.2012 | By |

Deadline has reported that major stars Cameron Díaz and Benicio Del Toro have joined the cast of Agent: Century 21. The project is shaping up to be an action-comedy with high-profile talent attached. Read More

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2011/06/21 at 12:00am

Cameron Diaz: Cuban, Not Mexican. Her Real Ethnicity

06.21.2011 | By |

Short Answer: Cameron Diaz’s ethnicity is Cuban-American on her father’s side and English, German, and Cherokee on her mother’s side. She is not Mexican. She does not speak Spanish fluently.

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2011/05/16 at 12:00am

First Image Of Cameron Díaz In ‘Gambit’

05.16.2011 | By |

Principal photography has officially commenced on the comedy Gambit. The production launched in London on May 5. This project features a high-profile cast led by Cameron Díaz and Academy Award winner Colin Firth. Read More

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2010/06/25 at 12:00am

Knight and Day (Movie Review)

06.25.2010 | By |

Knight and Day

Tom Cruise is back and I’m loving it. I’ve been a supporter of the actor ever since I can remember, mainly because, I strongly believe he is a very good actor who knows how to pick stories that entertain a mass audience. Many still don’t regard in the same light (he’s never won an Academy Award). His latest effort is the action comedy ‘Knight and Day,’ one I believe to be the second most entertaining film of 2010 after ‘Kick-Ass.’

The plot is centered on a spy (Cruise) who bumps into a normal woman (Diaz) at an airport and involves her into his dangerous mission around the world.

So you have an idea of what you are up against, ‘Knight and Day’ is the comedy version of the Mission Impossible series. I found those films enthralling and to see Cruise in this loosely based adaptation, mixed with appealing jokes in between, gave this critic mad moments of hilarity. The pacing was intense and exciting, the jokes and gags were amusing and enjoyable and the acting was chemically divine! The film isn’t perfect, but the flaws are invisible, masked by pure summer fun action.

Both Tom Cruise and Cameron Diaz seem re-vivified here. Evident and nostalgically so are Cruise’s magical nuances that made him into the biggest box office star of the late ’80s and early ’90s. Both stars seemed to really have fun making this movie and it looks genuine on screen.

‘Knight and Day’ is what summer Hollywood movies are all about – pure high wattage entertainment with likable superstars. This one qualifies as a must see in my book.

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