Box Office: 'Jurassic World' Hits $500M; 'Ted 2' Suffers Bear Market With $32.9M

Jurassic World' becomes only the fifth film in history to cross $500 million domestically after narrowly winning the weekend ahead of 'Inside Out'; 'Terminator: Genisys' opens to promising $8.3 million overseas from 10 smaller markets.

Seth MacFarlane's raunchy R-rated Ted 2 could have used some fuzzy-wuzziness at the North American box office this weekend.

The $68 million comedy, reuniting MacFarlane with Mark Wahlberg, eked out a third-place finish, grossing a disappointing $32.9 million. That's nearly 40 percent behind the $54.4 million launch of Ted in summer 2012. Overseas, the comedy, from Media Rights Capital and Universal, opened to $20.3 million from 26 markets for a global launch of $53.2 million.

Granted, the first film didn't face competition from two giant tentpoles, as Ted 2 did from Universal's Jurassic World and Disney/Pixar's Inside Out, which continued to claim the top two spots.

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'ABCD 2' Box Office Collection: Varun-Shraddha Starrer to Beat Akshay's 'Gabbar Is Back' Opening Day Record?

Varun Dhawan and Shraddha Kapoor starrer "ABCD 2" (Any Body Can Dance 2) has received mixed reactions from critics, but the film is expected to have a good opening day box office collection.
The first day occupancy in the morning and afternoon shows of Varun-Shraddha starrer has been good.
The film directed by Remo D'Souza has taken a good start in north India region, especially Delhi, NCR, Gujarat and Jaipur circuits.
However, in Mumbai the occupancy got affected slightly due to heavy rainfall and water logging on Friday.
"#SOTY, #MainTeraHero, #HSKD, #Badlapur [all Hits], #ABCD2 [Terrific start], Varun Dhawan cements his status as a consistently bankable star," trade analyst Taran Adarsh tweeted.
The film also had a good start in the Gulf region by raking in approximately ₹86 lakh on opening day.

"#ABCD2 has a SUPER-STRONG start in India... Has a FAB start in UAE-GCC too. Collects AED 496,000 [₹ 86.16 lacs] on Thu," Adarsh added.
According to Box Office India, the film has taken the biggest opening of 2015. The opening day occupancy of "ABCD 2" is more than 50 percent, which is higher than Akshay Kumar's "Gabbar Is Back".
"Gabbar Is Back" opened with approximately 40 percent occupancy and minted ₹13 crore on first day at the domestic box office. The opening day box office collection of "Gabbar Is Back" is the highest of 2015, until now.
Kangana Ranaut and R Madhavan starrer "Tanu Weds Manu Returns", which is the highest grosser film of 2015, opened with 35-40 percent occupancy.
Looking at the occupancy rate, Varun's "ABCD 2" is expected to break the opening day box office collection of Akshay's "Gabbar Is Back".        
The film directed by Remo also features Prabhu Deva, Dharmesh Yelande, Lauren Gottlieb, Raghav Juyal, Tisca Chopra and Punit Pathak among others.

ABCD 2 review: The sequel has gone starry, with Varun Dhawan and Shraddha Kapoor: Dhawan is earnest and the slightly better dancer (his dancing skills have been evident in his previous outings) ; Shraddha Kapoor is beautifully toned and lissome and manages to execute a few steps well enough.

Written by Shubhra Gupta | New Delhi | Updated: June 19, 2015 7:45 pm

Quite soon into the film, Prabhudeva’s character says : ‘should I show or tell’? In a dance movie, is that even a question?
As it turns out, the showing perks up ‘ABCD 2′. A little. When Prabhudeva is on the floor, there is a snap and pop, even though his moves are familiar. A couple of numbers do crackle. There are two dancers in here who are amazing. But the rest of them, and their sequences, turn into the seen-this-so-what’s-new glaze. And when the film stops to look around for a story, which it does much too frequently in its two- and-a-half-hour run time, it turns banal and listless.
A group of underdog hip-hop dancers, reviled for copying, want to resurrect their name. In the movie’s beginning is its end. The only way a film like this can beat predictability is to deliver as many surprises as it can. But the writing department is the weakest : clichés abound as the characters whirl about frantically in an attempt to shed cardboard.
Prabhudeva reprises his good-natured coach Vishnu Sir from the 2013 ‘ABCD’, who believed anybody can dance: the original coasted on a bunch of unknown faces. The sequel has gone starry, with Varun Dhawan and Shraddha Kapoor: Dhawan is earnest and the slightly better dancer (his dancing skills have been evident in his previous outings) ; Shraddha Kapoor is beautifully toned and lissome and manages to execute a few steps well enough. But neither can match up to the real dancers when ranged alongside.
Post interval, the action moves to Las Vegas, and we are treated to many standard aerial shots of glittery skyscrapers as our little troupe goes about its way, trying to deal with a lead character’s dodgy disappearance, and an accident which allows for the return of blonde bombshell Lauren Gottlieb, who gets a full dance to herself. But these are minor excitements which manage to lift the film only momentarily.
Much of ‘ABCD2′ is inspired by real life: a Mumbai group made it to the world hip-hop championships a few years ago under tough circumstances.  The film sets out to prove that all of us can do with second chances, and that Indians can do hip-hop as well as the rest of the world (which we can easily believe given the astonishing degree of expertise we see on our reality shows) But a dance movie needs to electrify. That’s missing: all the  I-love-my-India drippiness overwhelms the choreography.  And why is it so long? It just goes on and on.

- See more at: http://indianexpress.com/article/entertainment/movie-review/abcd-2-review-shraddha-kapoor-varun-dhawan-movies-beginning-is-its-end/#sthash.EghDuxPl.dpuf

ABCD 2 review: The sequel has gone starry, with Varun Dhawan and Shraddha Kapoor: Dhawan is earnest and the slightly better dancer (his dancing skills have been evident in his previous outings) ; Shraddha Kapoor is beautifully toned and lissome and manages to execute a few steps well enough.

Written by Shubhra Gupta | New Delhi | Updated: June 19, 2015 7:45 pm

Quite soon into the film, Prabhudeva’s character says : ‘should I show or tell’? In a dance movie, is that even a question?
As it turns out, the showing perks up ‘ABCD 2′. A little. When Prabhudeva is on the floor, there is a snap and pop, even though his moves are familiar. A couple of numbers do crackle. There are two dancers in here who are amazing. But the rest of them, and their sequences, turn into the seen-this-so-what’s-new glaze. And when the film stops to look around for a story, which it does much too frequently in its two- and-a-half-hour run time, it turns banal and listless.
A group of underdog hip-hop dancers, reviled for copying, want to resurrect their name. In the movie’s beginning is its end. The only way a film like this can beat predictability is to deliver as many surprises as it can. But the writing department is the weakest : clichés abound as the characters whirl about frantically in an attempt to shed cardboard.
Prabhudeva reprises his good-natured coach Vishnu Sir from the 2013 ‘ABCD’, who believed anybody can dance: the original coasted on a bunch of unknown faces. The sequel has gone starry, with Varun Dhawan and Shraddha Kapoor: Dhawan is earnest and the slightly better dancer (his dancing skills have been evident in his previous outings) ; Shraddha Kapoor is beautifully toned and lissome and manages to execute a few steps well enough. But neither can match up to the real dancers when ranged alongside.
Post interval, the action moves to Las Vegas, and we are treated to many standard aerial shots of glittery skyscrapers as our little troupe goes about its way, trying to deal with a lead character’s dodgy disappearance, and an accident which allows for the return of blonde bombshell Lauren Gottlieb, who gets a full dance to herself. But these are minor excitements which manage to lift the film only momentarily.
Much of ‘ABCD2′ is inspired by real life: a Mumbai group made it to the world hip-hop championships a few years ago under tough circumstances.  The film sets out to prove that all of us can do with second chances, and that Indians can do hip-hop as well as the rest of the world (which we can easily believe given the astonishing degree of expertise we see on our reality shows) But a dance movie needs to electrify. That’s missing: all the  I-love-my-India drippiness overwhelms the choreography.  And why is it so long? It just goes on and on.

- See more at: http://indianexpress.com/article/entertainment/movie-review/abcd-2-review-shraddha-kapoor-varun-dhawan-movies-beginning-is-its-end/#sthash.EghDuxPl.dpuf

ABCD 2 review: The sequel has gone starry, with Varun Dhawan and Shraddha Kapoor: Dhawan is earnest and the slightly better dancer (his dancing skills have been evident in his previous outings) ; Shraddha Kapoor is beautifully toned and lissome and manages to execute a few steps well enough.

Written by Shubhra Gupta | New Delhi | Updated: June 19, 2015 7:45 pm

Quite soon into the film, Prabhudeva’s character says : ‘should I show or tell’? In a dance movie, is that even a question?
As it turns out, the showing perks up ‘ABCD 2′. A little. When Prabhudeva is on the floor, there is a snap and pop, even though his moves are familiar. A couple of numbers do crackle. There are two dancers in here who are amazing. But the rest of them, and their sequences, turn into the seen-this-so-what’s-new glaze. And when the film stops to look around for a story, which it does much too frequently in its two- and-a-half-hour run time, it turns banal and listless.
A group of underdog hip-hop dancers, reviled for copying, want to resurrect their name. In the movie’s beginning is its end. The only way a film like this can beat predictability is to deliver as many surprises as it can. But the writing department is the weakest : clichés abound as the characters whirl about frantically in an attempt to shed cardboard.
Prabhudeva reprises his good-natured coach Vishnu Sir from the 2013 ‘ABCD’, who believed anybody can dance: the original coasted on a bunch of unknown faces. The sequel has gone starry, with Varun Dhawan and Shraddha Kapoor: Dhawan is earnest and the slightly better dancer (his dancing skills have been evident in his previous outings) ; Shraddha Kapoor is beautifully toned and lissome and manages to execute a few steps well enough. But neither can match up to the real dancers when ranged alongside.
Post interval, the action moves to Las Vegas, and we are treated to many standard aerial shots of glittery skyscrapers as our little troupe goes about its way, trying to deal with a lead character’s dodgy disappearance, and an accident which allows for the return of blonde bombshell Lauren Gottlieb, who gets a full dance to herself. But these are minor excitements which manage to lift the film only momentarily.
Much of ‘ABCD2′ is inspired by real life: a Mumbai group made it to the world hip-hop championships a few years ago under tough circumstances.  The film sets out to prove that all of us can do with second chances, and that Indians can do hip-hop as well as the rest of the world (which we can easily believe given the astonishing degree of expertise we see on our reality shows) But a dance movie needs to electrify. That’s missing: all the  I-love-my-India drippiness overwhelms the choreography.  And why is it so long? It just goes on and on.

- See more at: http://indianexpress.com/article/entertainment/movie-review/abcd-2-review-shraddha-kapoor-varun-dhawan-movies-beginning-is-its-end/#sthash.EghDuxPl.dpuf

ABCD 2 review: The sequel has gone starry, with Varun Dhawan and Shraddha Kapoor: Dhawan is earnest and the slightly better dancer (his dancing skills have been evident in his previous outings) ; Shraddha Kapoor is beautifully toned and lissome and manages to execute a few steps well enough.

Written by Shubhra Gupta | New Delhi | Updated: June 19, 2015 7:45 pm

Quite soon into the film, Prabhudeva’s character says : ‘should I show or tell’? In a dance movie, is that even a question?
As it turns out, the showing perks up ‘ABCD 2′. A little. When Prabhudeva is on the floor, there is a snap and pop, even though his moves are familiar. A couple of numbers do crackle. There are two dancers in here who are amazing. But the rest of them, and their sequences, turn into the seen-this-so-what’s-new glaze. And when the film stops to look around for a story, which it does much too frequently in its two- and-a-half-hour run time, it turns banal and listless.
A group of underdog hip-hop dancers, reviled for copying, want to resurrect their name. In the movie’s beginning is its end. The only way a film like this can beat predictability is to deliver as many surprises as it can. But the writing department is the weakest : clichés abound as the characters whirl about frantically in an attempt to shed cardboard.
Prabhudeva reprises his good-natured coach Vishnu Sir from the 2013 ‘ABCD’, who believed anybody can dance: the original coasted on a bunch of unknown faces. The sequel has gone starry, with Varun Dhawan and Shraddha Kapoor: Dhawan is earnest and the slightly better dancer (his dancing skills have been evident in his previous outings) ; Shraddha Kapoor is beautifully toned and lissome and manages to execute a few steps well enough. But neither can match up to the real dancers when ranged alongside.
Post interval, the action moves to Las Vegas, and we are treated to many standard aerial shots of glittery skyscrapers as our little troupe goes about its way, trying to deal with a lead character’s dodgy disappearance, and an accident which allows for the return of blonde bombshell Lauren Gottlieb, who gets a full dance to herself. But these are minor excitements which manage to lift the film only momentarily.
Much of ‘ABCD2′ is inspired by real life: a Mumbai group made it to the world hip-hop championships a few years ago under tough circumstances.  The film sets out to prove that all of us can do with second chances, and that Indians can do hip-hop as well as the rest of the world (which we can easily believe given the astonishing degree of expertise we see on our reality shows) But a dance movie needs to electrify. That’s missing: all the  I-love-my-India drippiness overwhelms the choreography.  And why is it so long? It just goes on and on.

- See more at: http://indianexpress.com/article/entertainment/movie-review/abcd-2-review-shraddha-kapoor-varun-dhawan-movies-beginning-is-its-end/#sthash.EghDuxPl.dpuf

ABCD 2 review: The sequel has gone starry, with Varun Dhawan and Shraddha Kapoor: Dhawan is earnest and the slightly better dancer (his dancing skills have been evident in his previous outings) ; Shraddha Kapoor is beautifully toned and lissome and manages to execute a few steps well enough.

Written by Shubhra Gupta | New Delhi | Updated: June 19, 2015 7:45 pm

Quite soon into the film, Prabhudeva’s character says : ‘should I show or tell’? In a dance movie, is that even a question?
As it turns out, the showing perks up ‘ABCD 2′. A little. When Prabhudeva is on the floor, there is a snap and pop, even though his moves are familiar. A couple of numbers do crackle. There are two dancers in here who are amazing. But the rest of them, and their sequences, turn into the seen-this-so-what’s-new glaze. And when the film stops to look around for a story, which it does much too frequently in its two- and-a-half-hour run time, it turns banal and listless.
A group of underdog hip-hop dancers, reviled for copying, want to resurrect their name. In the movie’s beginning is its end. The only way a film like this can beat predictability is to deliver as many surprises as it can. But the writing department is the weakest : clichés abound as the characters whirl about frantically in an attempt to shed cardboard.
Prabhudeva reprises his good-natured coach Vishnu Sir from the 2013 ‘ABCD’, who believed anybody can dance: the original coasted on a bunch of unknown faces. The sequel has gone starry, with Varun Dhawan and Shraddha Kapoor: Dhawan is earnest and the slightly better dancer (his dancing skills have been evident in his previous outings) ; Shraddha Kapoor is beautifully toned and lissome and manages to execute a few steps well enough. But neither can match up to the real dancers when ranged alongside.
Post interval, the action moves to Las Vegas, and we are treated to many standard aerial shots of glittery skyscrapers as our little troupe goes about its way, trying to deal with a lead character’s dodgy disappearance, and an accident which allows for the return of blonde bombshell Lauren Gottlieb, who gets a full dance to herself. But these are minor excitements which manage to lift the film only momentarily.
Much of ‘ABCD2′ is inspired by real life: a Mumbai group made it to the world hip-hop championships a few years ago under tough circumstances.  The film sets out to prove that all of us can do with second chances, and that Indians can do hip-hop as well as the rest of the world (which we can easily believe given the astonishing degree of expertise we see on our reality shows) But a dance movie needs to electrify. That’s missing: all the  I-love-my-India drippiness overwhelms the choreography.  And why is it so long? It just goes on and on.

- See more at: http://indianexpress.com/article/entertainment/movie-review/abcd-2-review-shraddha-kapoor-varun-dhawan-movies-beginning-is-its-end/#sthash.EghDuxPl.dpufVarun Dhawan and Shraddha Kapoor starrer ABCD 2, which released today worldwide, took a great opening almost all over the country. The film witnessed a good to very good occupancy in the morning shows pan India.
The performance in Gujarat, Jaipur was superb, followed by Delhi NCR which was good, while East Punjab saw a decent occupancy and UP is fairing quite well. Interestingly, despite heavy rains, Mumbai opened well however, due to water logging practically everywhere in the city, the collections will be severely affected here today!

Shraddha Kapoor and Varun Dhawan in a still from movie ‘ABCD 2′

ABCD 2′s overall opening occupancy is in the range of 45-50% mark. The film will definitely have a double digit Day 1 collections, however it is to be seen, whether the film beats any biggie’s record or not.
Watch this space for ABCD 2′s Day 1 collectionVarun Dhawan and Shraddha Kapoor starrer ABCD 2, which released today worldwide, took a great opening almost all over the country. The film witnessed a good to very good occupancy in the morning shows pan India.
The performance in Gujarat, Jaipur was superb, followed by Delhi NCR which was good, while East Punjab saw a decent occupancy and UP is fairing quite well. Interestingly, despite heavy rains, Mumbai opened well however, due to water logging practically everywhere in the city, the collections will be severely affected here today!

Shraddha Kapoor and Varun Dhawan in a still from movie ‘ABCD 2′

ABCD 2′s overall opening occupancy is in the range of 45-50% mark. The film will definitely have a double digit Day 1 collections, however it is to be seen, whether the film beats any biggie’s record or not.
Watch this space for ABCD 2′s Day 1 collection

ABCD 2 review: Remo brings brilliant dance moves, fails with emotions

• Sweta Kaushal, Hindustan Times, New Delhi
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• Updated: Jun 19, 2015 22:26 IST

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Film: ABCD 2
Cast: Varun Dhawan, Shraddha Kapoor, Prabhudheva, Lauren Gautileb
Director: Remo D'Souza
Rating: 3/5

It sounds uncharitable, but there are a few common threads between Varun Dhawan and Shraddha Kapoor's first dance film ABCD 2, which hits theatres today, and Shah Rukh khan and Deepika Padukone's Happy New Year.
Both films show the lead characters travelling to foreign locations straight from the streets of Mumbai to win a dance championship. Both SRK and Varun's teams are ridiculed for being cheaters and both films have their own versions of the famous 70-minute monologue from Chak De!. Luckily for us, the similarities between the two films end here. The big difference between the two is that if Happy New Year was a torture, ABCD 2 is a film Bollywood can be proud of producing any time. It is a treat of dance performances that will leave you mighty impressed.


The brilliant dance performances in ABCD 2 more than compensate for a lack of story and stretched scenes.

ABCD 2 is a wonderful ensemble of well-choreographed dance sequences and even makes use of 3D to make it more stunning. When you have Remo D'Souza, Prabhudheva and even Ganesh Acharya (for one scene) you simply cannot go wrong with the dance performances. The film also pitches Varun Dhawan's CV a few notches higher than the current crop of stars threatening to break out of the monotony that's the norm in the industry: Now we know that he is a very good dancer. Showcasing emotions and story-telling, however, is a different task.

Remo's film shows Varun's team being booed for plagiarism during a dance competition for a local TV channel. But the way the public reacts is way too kiddish: A man insists on getting free pizzas on delivery because the man who delivers them was part of the 'cheaters' group; a woman tells Shraddha in a parlour that she can copy wonderfully so she should give her a haircut similar to a Bollywood heroine!

SPOILERS AHEAD
Varun Dhawan and his group of dancers reach the finale in a local TV compettition and get a standing ovation for their final act. However, they are shamed and disqualified after the judges find out that the choreography was all copied from a dance group in Las Vegas. ABCD 2 then traces their struggle from the shameful failure to making it big on international stage in Las Vegas.


Prabhudheva adds style and finesse to the movie.
Prabhudheva, who enters the scene in his trademark style and dance moves, ups the quotient with the introductory Happy Hour moves. Thankfully, Remo indulges in dance sequences and gives ample screen time to all the dancers. Hence, we get to watch everyone from Dharmesh to Punit Pathak and more flaunting their moves with equal finesse and expertise as the lead characters.


Each and every dancer ABCD showcases flexible moves and that's a treat.

In the beginning, we also see TV star Kapil Sharma and Navjot Siddhu in their TV show, making fun of Varun's team. Interestingly, this is where we see one of best 'Sidhu shayaris': "Chot kha ke ek patthar kankar kankar ho gaya, chot kha ke ek patthar Shankar Shankar ho gaya!"

ABCD 2 is, without doubt, about mesmerising dance sequences and its equally impressive dancers. Trouble is, it's reduced to a joke every time the music stops and the characters are made to talk. The dialogues are poorly written and the plot is so thin that you want to tear it apart and beg Remo to stick just to the dance sequences! While there is precisely no back story to Shraddha's character, Varun and Prabhudheva have their share of "troubled past". One is the son of a famous dancer while the other has been facing the wrath of family for being a struggling choreographer throughout his life. How lame and predictable can It get?



The sudden outbreaks of Varun's characters remembering his dancer mom rarely bring any emotional connect for the audience, except when he dances beautifully to Chunar.

Remo should have also avoided the romantic pairing of Varun and Shhraddha. No, they look perfect and cute together (especially in the song Sun Saathiya) but the romantic angle looks too forced because there are no convincing scenes. They should have been best friends, not lovers.


Shraddha Kapoor has put in a lot of hard work for the dance sequences.

There is one more emotion that Remo seems to have forcefully inserted: that of sympathy for a dancer suffering from a terminal illness. This dancer randomly coughs blood, some Ekta Kapoor serial style music plays in the background and we go back to our dance practices. Never is it explained, elaborated or even revealed to the rest of the teammates of Varun's dance troupe. In fact, given the background music that accompanies these scenes, you expect this dancer to die on stage in a melodramatic bid to add to the passion the team has for dance. Thankfully, that doesn't happen.

The ending of the film is a refreshing break from over-optimistic, typical Bollywood climax. There is effort, passion and love for dance showcased throughout but it doesn't end in a miracle. The end looks more realistic than all the forced melodrama of the complete movie put together.

Watch: Great dance performances saves the badly written film that ABCD 2 is
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Our verdict? You should watch ABCD 2 irrespective of whether you are a dancer or not, because the performances more than compensate for the forced emotions, poorly-written dialogues and the badly-woven storyline

Lindsay Lohan Bikini Photo: Photoshopped or Naturally Hot?

Now that Lindsay Lohan is off probation (for the first time in 8 years!), she's free to do almost whatever she wants without fear of legal repercussion for the first time in her adult life.
Of course, Lindsay never really quit any of her bad habits, but now she can indulge without fear of a random pee test.
Obviously, there are lots of upsides to no longer being under the government's thumb, but the best part might be that now when Lindsay posts a horribly photoshopped selfie, she can make like Jamie Foxx and blame it on the alcohol!

The pic above is a bit more expertly re-touched than previous Lohan Photoshop disasters, but that's really not saying much.
This time, however, it looks like she's employed professionals.
Lindsay credits the pic to famed photographer Ellen Von Unwerth, and we have no reason to doubt that she's telling the truth, but we can't help but wonder why such a high-end pic looks so...crappy.

For starters, Lindsay is almost unrecognizable here. If we didn't know better, we'd swear this is a Glamour Shot of Pennsatucky from Orange is the New Black.
On top of whatever is going on with Lindsay's face, her belly button appears to have vanished, and unless that's a side-effect of cocaine use we weren't aware of, we're gonna go ahead and chalk that up to airbrushing.
And then there's the fact that that background looks about as convincing as that '80s laser motif that you might have chosen for your 3rd grade yearbook photo.
We could go on, but...why? We'll take an old-fashioned, drunk Lindsay in her underwear over this phoniness any day.

Irrfan Khan beats all records and ranks as the No1 Khan of Bollywood!

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There has always been a rage of the three Khans in Bollywood, i.e Shahrukh, Salman and Aamir. From romancing heroines to doing action roles to breaking records with the 200 crore club, they have done it all!

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However, the entrant in the Khan club has left the audience flabbergasted! Irrfan Khan's Jurassic World has broken all records by giving a humongous opening of $511 million worldwide. This is the biggest opening ever!

He plays the role of Simon Masrani, the owner of the dinosaur park in Jurassic World. Irrfan is believed to have maximum screen time a Bollywood actor has every had in a Hollywood film.

His impeccable performance in the film has been appreciated worldwide. Irrfan is now prepping up for Dan Brown's Inferno in Budapest. It is a complete new high for this brilliant actor!

Paul to play an action hero in a Mathura-based film

Actor Manish Paul, who has tickled our funny bone in a number of TV shows, will be seen in an action hero avatar. The Mickey Virus actor is shooting in Mathura till June 25 for his upcoming film Ranbanka, in which he will be seen bashing up the baddies.
In the film, Manish plays Rahul Sharma, a civil engineer, who comes to Mathura to design and build a bridge over River Yamuna. The antagonist in the film, Raghav, is essayed by actor Ravi Kishan. Raghav, who is a politician's brother, falls for Rahul's wife, played by actress Pooja Thakur, bringing the two men at loggerheads. Pooja is making her Bollywood debut with the film, which is being directed by actor-turned-filmmaker Aryeman Ramsay.

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10 Dogs Who Totally Look Like Celebrities

“Samuel L. Jackson

 

 

 

Sir Richard Branson. Not exactly sure who looks more like Branson- the dog or him?”
 

 

“John Travolta “

 

 

 

Vladimir Putin

 

 

 

Snoop Dogg”

 

 

Cher and this pup have the same flow”

 

 

“Lady Gaga”

 

 

Harrison Ford and this pooch are both equally as charming”

 

 

“Brad Pitt”

 

“Ron Perlman 

 

  

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‘Jurassic World': 5 Key Reasons It Was a Box Office Monster

“Jurassic World” stunned the movie business this weekend with its massive $204.6 million opening.
It’s the second-biggest debut in history and a sign that a franchise that appeared to have run out of gas 14 years ago, when “Jurassic Park III” petered out with $368.8 million at the global box office, has been reinvigorated.
So how did Universal Pictures, the studio behind the dinosaur thriller, pull off the cinematic comeback? Here are five key ingredients in the summer blockbuster’s success:
1.) Chris Pratt is a star. Period.
In an era of would-be leading men like Jai Courtney and Garrett Hedlund, Pratt shows what a true movie star looks like. After “Guardians of the Galaxy” proved he was an actor to watch, with his tongue-in-cheek work as a galactic adventurer drawing comparisons to Harrison Ford’s Indiana Jones, “Jurassic World” offers up a second major franchise to stick in his quiver. That’s a feat that only a handful of actors have achieved, putting him in elite company with Robert Downey Jr. (Iron Man, Sherlock Holmes), Jennifer Lawrence (“X-Men,” “The Hunger Games”) and Ford himself (the “Indiana Jones” films, “Star Wars”). If rumors are true, and Pratt assumes Ford’s bullwhip in a planned reboot of Indiana Jones, he could score a blockbuster trifecta.
“He’s the modern action hero,” said Paul Dergarabedian, senior media analyst at Rentrak. “He’s funny, he’s charming, he’s self-deprecating. I call him Jimmy Stewart in a leather vest. He just has the perfect sensibility for today’s audiences.”
But Pratt’s contributions extended beyond his onscreen work as a velociraptor trainer. He was an indefatigable pitchman for the film. His preemptive Facebook apology for anything he will say during “Jurassic World’s” press tour inspired headlines and showed a deft feel for social media. Even hiccups, like when Pratt stumbled over the meaning of “impotent,” proved the adage that all publicity is good publicity.
Somebody’s passion projects are about to get a greenlight. So if Pratt has ever wanted to play a second century fresco painter struggling with gonorrhea or something equally uncommercial, now is the time to make that ask.
2.) Timing is everything.
“Jurassic World” was shrewdly positioned as the June blockbuster to beat, ceding April to “Furious 7″ and steering clear of “Avengers: Age of Ultron’s” May release. After “Tomorrowland” flopped over Memorial Day, there was some gum-flapping among box office analysts about whether Universal erred in not putting “Jurassic World” over the four-day holiday. In retrospect, it was the perfect move. The box office, which was coming off of three consecutive lackluster weekends, needed to cool down before it could heat up again.
“You could see this coming after a number of films that didn’t live up to expectations,” said Jeff Bock, a box office analyst with Exhibitor Relations. “There was just this hunger for a big summer tentpole film.”
The studio benefited from timing of another sort. Over the past decade and a half, the fourth “Jurassic Park” saw various filmmakers and screenwriters , such as “The Departed’s” William Monahan and “I Robot’s” Alex Proyas, come on board before getting tossed aside after failing to find the right creative direction for the film. The tortured development worked in “Jurassic World’s” favor, giving it distance from “Jurassic World III,” which is generally considered to be the series’ nadir, and lending the franchise a feeling of freshness.
3.) The right director can make you almost forget about Spielberg.
Nobody can outshine Steven Spielberg, but with the “Jurassic Park” director unwilling to return to Isla Nublar, Universal settled for the next best thing — a filmmaker on the rise, who could pay homage to Spielberg’s creation while taking the series in a younger and vibrant direction. It found him in Colin Trevorrow, an indie impresario who had made a stir with “Safety Not Guaranteed.”
Trevorrow’s time-travel comedy demonstrated the kind of fantastical humanism and ability to tap into childlike wonder that is Spielberg’s stock-in-trade, making him a worthy successor to the man who ushered in the age of the summer blockbuster with “Jaws.”
“He has extraordinary energy and he had a vision from day one about what this film could be,” said Nick Carpou, president of domestic distribution at Universal. “His determination comes through.”
It also ranks as another example of major studios raiding Sundance,  South by Southwest and their festival ilk for behind-the-camera talent to helm their most important franchises — an approach that previously yielded Christopher Nolan’s “Dark Knight” trilogy, Gareth Edwards’ “Godzilla” and Bryan Singer’s “X-Men” efforts. Nothing beats commodifying some indie spirit.
4.) Premium formats are prime.
The Indominus rex, basically a T-rex on steroids, demanded to be seen on the biggest, widest, most souped up screens possible. That meant that “Jurassic World” got a major boost from premium large format and Imax screens, along with 3D showings. The sequel took in 48% of its domestic opening weekend receipts from 3D screens, while setting new high-water marks for Imax and private label PLF screens.
Those formats were in their infancy when “Jurassic Park III” was in theaters — 3D was still a novelty and Imax was reserved for nature films.
“I use my kids as a bit of a barometer,” said Anthony Marcoly, president of worldwide cinema for 3D-maker RealD. “They’ve seen the ‘Jurassic Park’ movies before, but they’ve seen them on TV or DVD. They haven’t had a chance to see a ‘Jurassic’ movie on these big [premium large format] screens or in 3D. People wanted to be brought into the world of ‘Jurassic’ and to see it in a grand fashion and just be drawn into the story.”
It also helped that Trevorrow talked up the virtues of seeing “Jurassic World” with all the extra bells and whistles on promotional videos and by appearing before screenings at the Imax TCL Theater in Los Angeles.
“This is a shared experience,” he told the crowd at one of these events. “It’s why we go to the movies.”
The exhibition industry has taken its knocks for not keeping up with the digital revolution that has upended the entertainment landscape, but “Jurassic World’s” success with tinted specs and sprawling screens demonstrates the lengths that theaters have gone to differentiate their experience from the one found in the living room or at the keyboard. Times have changed, of course, but some of it’s for the better.
5.) Dinosaurs ripping apart humans = appropriate for children of all ages.
It’s been 23 years since “Jurassic Park” first illustrated the dangers of bringing velociraptors back to life, and in that time one generation of film fans has come of age and another has emerged. That means that a group of moviegoers who were first weaned on popcorn pics with that first film have grown up and were eager to introduce their sons and daughters to the magic of a T-rex rampage.
To familiarize a new group to the pleasures of the park, Universal reissued “Jurassic Park” in 3D in 2013 in conjunction with its 20th anniversary. It also primed the pump in a nice piece of corporate synergy, hosting a special presentation of “Jurassic Park” last week on NBCUniversal Networks that included interviews with Pratt and Spielberg. The film and TV stations share a corporate parent in Comcast.
The PG-13 rating made the prospect of seeing pterosaurs treat tourists like birdseed something of a family event. That resulted in an opening weekend crowd that was 39% under the age of 25, a demographic that hadn’t been born or was barely verbal when the first film debuted.
“We’re getting everybody and that includes parents with kids,” said Carpou.
Hollywood take note. That’s how you build a blockbuster

How to Become an Ethical Hacker

With cyber security becoming a major concern, ethical hacking as a career is becoming popular. If you want to improve cyber safety, taking up a course in ethical hacking is the way to go about it. Here is a post to help you understand the what, how and where of ethical hacking.

What is ethical hacking?

Ethical hackers are trained IT professionals who can hack computers with legal permission from the authorities. They help organisations to improve their security systems and prevent or minimise any potential attacks by hackers.   

Educational requirements

An educational background in computer engineering, computer science or IT is required if you want to enter the field of ethical hacking.
Further, knowledge of programming languages like C++, C and Python is also a must. You also need to have thorough knowledge of various operating systems, networks and computer algorithms.

Personal attributes

You must be computer savvy and gadget friendly. You should also be a good analytical thinker and have a problem-solving attitude. Motivation, dedication, adaptability, and a keen interest in the Internet and technology are some other important soft skills.

Ethical Hacking Institutes

A lot of Institutes in India offer both certificate and diploma courses in ethical hacking. Here are the top ones:

• Indian School of Ethical Hacking, Kolkata
• University of Madras, Chennai
• National University of Advanced Legal Studies, Kochi
• Institute of Information Security, Mumbai
• Arizona Infotech Ethical Hacking School, Pune

Ethical Hacking Courses

Here are some of the courses that you can take up to become an ethical hacker.

• Certificate Course in Cyber Laws  
• Certified Ethical Hacker
• MSc Cyber Forensics and Information Security
• Post Graduate Diploma in IT Security
• Advance Diploma in Ethical Hacking
• Post Graduate Diploma in Cyber Laws

Expected pay

Ethical hackers can expect to receive good pay right from the start. There is substantial opportunity for growth as well. You can expect a significant jump after initial years. Here are the expected salaries for hackers with different levels of experience:
Freshers: A minimum of Rs 2.5 lakh per annum
Those with 2-4 years’ experience: Rs 4.5 lakh per annum
Those with over five years of exerience: Rs 10 to 12 lakh per annum

Growth opportunities

With the Internet scaling new heights every second, ethical hackers are the backbone of the IT security industry today. This need will only grow in the future, and hence, there is a huge requirement for ethical hackers.

Japan vows support for Palestine through tourism

Japan has offered to support Palestine's economy by nurturing its tourism industry.

State Minister for Foreign Affairs Yasuhide Nakayama made the pledge at a conference on religious tourism that opened in the West Bank town of Bethlehem on Monday.

Government and private sector officials from 70 countries are taking part in the event, organized by the UN World Tourism Organization.

Nakayama said the region faces unprecedented difficulties due to the prolonged conflict between Israel and Palestine and the rise of extremist groups. He said economic growth offers a solution to such hardships, and promotion of tourism will help achieve such growth.

Nakayama said Japan will seek the cooperation of Israel, Jordan and Egypt to develop Palestine's tourism industry.

Palestine is home to ancient ruins and sites holy to Islam, Christianity and Judaism. But the number of foreign visitors has been badly affected by ongoing political turmoil.

On the sidelines of the conference, Palestinian authorities are staging their first tourism fair, featuring efforts to use the territory's traditions and culture to attract more travelers.

Japan's Mt. Asama has minor eruption

Japan's Meteorological Agency says Mount Asama in central Japan likely had a very small eruption on Tuesday morning.

The agency has maintained the alert level for the volcano on the border of Gunma and Nagano prefectures at 2 on the scale of 5.

It is cautioning people to keep out of a 2-kilometer area around the mountain's crater at the summit. It is also warning of possible falling rocks in case of an eruption.

Agency officials say staff at a facility about 4 kilometers north of Mt. Asama observed a small amount of volcanic ash falling at around 9:30 AM on Tuesday.

The officials say heavy cloud cover around the volcano is blocking them from confirming whether smoke is spewing from the crater.

Mt. Asama last erupted in May 2009.

$1 Billion Earning of ‘GTA 5’ in First Three Days After Launch Inspires Rockstar to Develop ‘GTA 6!’

The open-world action-adventure video game “Grand Theft Auto” is arguably the most successful video game franchise in history.

That claim to greatness can be attested by the fact that when “Grand Theft Auto V” was launched in the current generation gaming consoles, the Xbox 360 and the PlayStation 3, back in 2013, it made a staggering earning of $1 billion merely three days after its official launch.
It was just so much of a mouth-watering earning that Rockstar Games was left with no choice, or to put in a nice way, inspired, to think about the development of its next sequel, the “Grand Theft Auto VI” or “GTA 6.”
As they say in sports as in video games, winners do not quit and quitters do not win. Rockstar is adhering to that mantra in an attempt to come up with another big bang for the franchise.
However, given the immense success of “GTA 5,” the pressure is now also on the developer to really come up with something great for the fans and gamers. The developer cannot simply come up with something just to say that a sequel has been made for the most profitable video game of all time. Rockstar would surely want to be remembered as the developer who came up with two of the most successful and profitable video games in history back-to-back. That would be a mouth-watering reputation that could really inspire Rockstar to top off its accomplishments with “GTA 5.”
Taking its sweet time
This great pressure is actually what’s keeping Rockstar from officially saying any detail about “GTA 6” although the internet has already been abuzz with plots and storylines, characters, new gameplay features, and the like about the upcoming game, all of them speculations.
The developer is not about to rush the development of “GTA 6” either just because some of the GTA fans and gamers already want it. Rockstar is taking its sweet and calculated time in the process because that is the only way it can come up with a really excellent game, which is comparable, if not better than “GTA 5.”
Records would also show that Rockstar likes to take its sweet time in terms of game development even DLCs. Not too long ago, gamers have waited a total of 523 days for the release of the online heists DLC to “GTA Online.” Although Rockstar has been cursed and criticized almost to no end by some gamers, it took its time in the development.
When the online heists finally arrived in March this year, fans and gamers were all amazed how great it was and that they were saying that it was well worth the long wait.

Thus, it is likely that Rockstar would do the same thing for “GTA 6” if only to ensure that it would really come out at par or even better than “GTA 5.” So far, the chance of that happening is really high considering Rockstar’s track record. Gamers would perhaps know it eventually when “GTA 6” is unveiled anytime from 2018 to 2020 as previous reports indicate.

A busy Iron Man in Marvel movies

While there have been a lot of talks about “Iron Man 4” since last year, not one of them has been carved in stone so everything is mere speculations at this point.
And it looks like the rumors and speculations will continue to swirl around in the next couple of years as there won’t be any official statement from Marvel about “Iron Man 4” until after the studio completes the filming of the two-part third “Avengers” movie in 2017.
However, there could be more as Marvel might think of inserting him as Iron Man in other upcoming solo movies of other superheroes in the lineup up to 2019 including the “Black Panther,” “Spider-Man,” and the “Hulk.”

Of these three possible superhero solo movies, people were expecting to see “Iron Man” in the “Hulk” because they have such a good working and fighting chemistry together shown in past “Avengers” movies.

''Kung Fu Panda 3'' first teaser reveals

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