how to train your dragon

2010 computer animated film studio DreamWorks «How to Train Your Dragon" will be shown in the open air and free Saturday in the box next to Mount Vernon recreation.
Participants may begin to appear at 7 pm with the film scheduled to begin at dusk.
Area Realtor Jen Walker sponsors film screenings Del Rey on the third Saturday of May, June, July and August.
Participants are encouraged to bring blankets and lawn chairs to sit down and get comfortable for the movie. Pets are not allowed.
"How to Train Your Dragon" follows a young Viking named Hiccup, who wants to fight his village against the troublesome dragons invading the city. Despite the reservations of his father, Stoic huge, young Hiccup secretly heading out to fight the dragon and the grounds with a weapon of his own invention.
Hiccup, however, unable to digest the killing of the beast. The two quickly build a friendship, which helps to see the Vikings have much more to the dragons than previously thought.
In the film, the voice talents of Jay Baruchel, Gerard Butler, Craig Ferguson, American Ferrera, Jonah Hill, Kristen Wiig.
Chicago Sun-Times film critic Roger Ebert wrote that the movie is "bright, beautiful and has a high energy. Children above the age of timid, most likely, as the movie they are younger."
The film received two Academy Award nominations, including best animated film and has collected more than $ 217 million at the box office.

The speedy Gojira (Godzilla) recently became the Brigitte Bardot after lawyers contacted

During the extensive interview with Paul Watson today, the head chef for the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society, when asked about his stable of ships, touched on the subject of renaming one of them.
Early Gojira (Godzilla) has recently become a Brigitte Bardot after lawyers contacted the Sea Shepherd concern about the brand violationregarding famous movie monster franchises.
"The only thing scarier than Godzilla," Watson said with a grin: "This is a Godzilla lawyers."
Apparently, the Japanese newspaper headlines scream about the whalers in this country, "fleeing from Godzilla" in the Antarctic has brought the attention of crime sharpies.
Former sex kitten movie, and now an activist animal (cat and protector), Bardot has worked with Watson in his days of Greenpeace in the late 1970s in protest against the annual Canadian east coast seal hunt

Day 4 of the 2011 World Series of Poker

Day in April 2011 World Series of Poker Main Event began with 852 players who want to survive the first money-rich bubble in poker, and then begin to create serious work on the November Nine. Patrick Poirier and Daryl Jays began the day as chip leader, but as the game went past the money bubble, Manoj Viswanathan became the man on top. In addition, WSOP Circuit champion Sam Barnhart has started to make their bids for the Main Event title. He led the field for part of the 4th day and finished the day second in chips.
Heading into action on Day 4, the big story was the impending bubble of money. In the process of getting there, Phil Hellmuth made his way out of the Main Event. After Hellmuth raised to 12,500, Martin de Knijff three-bet to 32,500. Hellmuth made the call to see the flop {q-Clubs} {j-Spades} {2-Spades}. De Knijff bet 30,000 and Hellmuth eventually went all-in. De Knijff made the call and showed {k-Clubs} {q-Hearts} for top pair. Hellmuth had pocket threes and was in need of pomoschi.Svoyu place, {4-Spades} Helmut gave some flash outs to go with his many strikeouts. When {9-Clubs} on the river, run by Phil Hellmuth 12th Bracelet ended enough money bubble. Exit Helmut opens the door for Ben Lamb, to get the land in 2011 WSOP Player of the Year standings

wedges

Another day, another shot of the King's sister, Pippa Middleton, heading to work in London.

Yesterday, Pippa kept it simple in a basic dress jeans with a corresponding elastic belt, tan espadrille wedges, and coordinating leather purse.

Her shoes are very similar to the black espadrilles sister Kate Middleton continues to wear again and again and again.

Pippa finished look with fine hair - of course - and chic shades. What do you think about her summer style

The lessons of Neville Longbottom

CNN) - Actor Matthew Lewis, who has spent the past 10 years to portray Neville Longbottom, a clumsy, braking to a friend trio of students at the center of the Harry Potter films, goes further. As the last of eight films based on the books by JK Rowling hits movie screens across America, Lewis spoke with CNN about his trip, as Neville and it is not only affected him, but prepared him for an acting career. CNN: Neville Longbottom begins as a fairly psychologically wounded character, and you were able to depict the journey of personal growth. Most people pay a lot of money to psychologists to make a trip like this. What life lessons did you learn from Neville? Lewis: Oh, wow. The great thing about Neville - what message it sends, that JK Rowling wrote for him - was that you could have a deficiency at the beginning of your life, and it does not define you. You can still go on to be who you want to be. As long as you have friends around you, and you have faith in doing the right thing, you can go on to be a hero. It does not matter what you've come a modest beginning. I think it's really inspiring.I think that's a really good life lesson. CNN: Do you think the fans like most about Neville? That they identify with? Lewis: That's really weak story all this success. Everyone loves the underdog, but most importantly, it is reported that many people may have a pretty lousy time at school. Many people struggle in their younger years, and I think people can relate to that. And Neville shows that it will not all end all. You can still continue to do great things in your life. What I gathered from the fan mail and meeting people that it's very inspiring, and it helps some people to cope with bullying at school or something complicated problems that they are having in life. As an actor, it's the most beautiful thing in the world to think that what you are doing, what your job is to inspire people. CNN: Is there a difference between the UK and the U.S. reaction to Neville's fans? Lewis: You know, this is very similar reaction only things are different in terms of - how do you explain this? - I think Americans are generally a lot louder. But the answers are the same, with varying degrees of excitement. CNN: A lot of people are likely to surprise the man you became. Your brake to watch in the movies, even your slightly crooked teeth, have been very nice to fans, and you look completely different now. What comes out the other end of Harry Potter was like for you personally and professionally? Lewis: Well, it's really exciting time to be honest with you. When I finished the film is clearly the degree of sadness about it all coming to an end. Having something that you loved so much for so long, it will obviously be sad when it comes to the end. But it's also an exciting time, because for the first time in the last ten years, I do not know what will happen next. And indeed, it is an opportunity now for me to show that I'm not just Neville Longbottom, there's more that I can do, and I really just want to kind of push myself. This is a transitional period at the moment, and we have to see what happens next. CNN: Do you like fantasy, as an actor, or is there another genre that inspires you? Lewis: Genre is not something I particularly look. I just want to be an actor - in theater, television and cinema. I like the idea of ​​being able to become someone else, and it's like being a kid and never grow up. I can dress up in costumes and play pretend, as work and people pay me to do it. It's fantastic. I'll never grow old. But I wanted to do something grittier. I would like to make a kind of war, a picture or a movie gangster or something much more real life. But I do not envy the fantasy genre. I am a huge fan of "Lord of the Rings," "Harry Potter" and "Star Wars" science fiction, that kind of stuff. CNN: What is your favorite memory from your overall experience of Harry Potter? Lewis: I have two. One Harry Potter-related, and one definitely not, but this was due to Harry Potter. First, a Harry Potter was my first week at work. It was at Annick Cathlin in Northumberland, England, and it was a lesson when her broom Neville Longbottom gets a broom and fly around and crash into the wall. I just know that so scared the whole process of staying in this great, great film. And then they told me, Christopher Columbus, the first scene that I will do everything for me, and I will work with a team of stunt. He was very nervous, but he put me at rest, and made me relax, and it ended up the most fantastic week. I remember that I am very excited for the next six months or so. Little did I know that it will continue for another decade. And one more thing that I would never, ever forget this opportunity to meet Sir Paul McCartney, who definitely has arisen because of Harry Potter, and I will never forget. It's personal hero of mine. What a fantastic night. CNN: Has J.K. Rowling you know what she was thinking about how you brought her character to life? Lewis: Yes. And it's obviously something I was very worried. J.K. Rowling is simply the most incredible writer and I loved her stories since I was a boy of 9 years. I was so focused on the fact that it is exactly as it currently is in the head. And a couple of times I spoke to her at the premiere and she went into the studio and said, you know, I'm doing it right. That's exactly how she wanted it. And, as a compliment, you can not get much better than this. To have J.K. Rowling said that it was just the most amazing feeling. And she was so beautiful. She noted it on the red carpet, as well as on [last] Thursday in London, and it's a good thing to hear. It's great for the fans to love what we do, but for JK Rowling to enjoy it too, it just means so much.

5 Things We Can Learn from Severus Snape

(CBS) It's official, sort of: Severus Snape is the greatest character in "Harry Potter" universe.
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As MTV News Harry Potter World Cup, "Potter" fans showed they think is the greatest potions professor character in the series, reports Reuters. The death of Dumbledore was recognized as the most memorable moment of the series, getting 51 percent of the vote.
In the movie, played by Alan Rickman Snape. You may remember that he is - SPOILER ALERT - killed Dumbledore, and tried to blow up the Nakatomi Plaza.
In other news, Potter, according to Box Office Mojo, «Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2" raised approximately $ 43.6 million in 26 territories outside the United States on Wednesday.

Paz Vega: China's Next Movie Star?

deny the fact that it could be her friend is another matter, but as long as she is happy, and boy does she looks happy, who cares. Rodriguez is currently filming the action thriller of the Jesuits in Mexico with co-star Oscar Isaac and Paz Vega. Free popular photo and photos of Paz Vega Free Wallpaper. 
Creating his first trip to the mainland last week, the Shanghai International Film Festival, Ms. Vega said she wanted to meet with Chinese producers and directors if they had any work for her. "I am an actress