The Gallipoli Campaign is one of the fiercest and most controversial battles of World War I. roduced in six years in 7 different countries and narrated by Jeremy Irons and Sam Neill, "Gallipoli" is the story of ordinary men who were forced by history to do extraordinary things.

A 37-year-old mother-of-four travels 5,000 miles, from suburban America to the UK, so she can meet the man with whom she has been having a virtual affair on a fantasy website that allows people to buy things they cannot afford in real life and acquire film-star looks. Despite fierce opposition from her husband of nine years, the woman is determined to discover whether a relationship formed in cyberspace can function in the real world.

An 18 year-old girl In-hwa lives on her own in Pusan. nobody except her closest friend Sang-mi knows about her pregnancy and she persuades In-hwa to send the baby for adoption. In-hwa reluctantly signs and leaves her baby behind. As time goes by her yearning for the baby gets bigger and she visits the adoption center to ask if she can have the baby back. the staff coldly refuses her request saying the baby can be better off with new parents. All she got is the address of the baby’s new family in France and she takes a trip abroad.

A Jiu and A Ming, two lovers from two enemy families make a pledge to continue their forbidden love in their next life. A Jiu quickly gets reborn but her lover misses his own chance and becomes a homeless ghost. 50 years later, right before A Ming’s next change for rebirth, A Jiu finally shows up. She has become a happily married housewife and has no memory of her previous life…

When the police in small-town Yangshan bust a gangster ring in a hotel, they notice one man trying to escape. Gao Fei (Yin Xiaotian) is quickly apprehended and brought to the station. But what the cops have unknowingly uncovered is an entirely different sort of crime. Gao Fei is on the run – from China’s Internet users.
The initial interrogation uncovers the bare bones of the story – a few flirtatious emails between married computer geek Gao Fei and lonely housewife Lin Yan (Tang Yan) were blown out of proportion by her angry husband Cheng Tao (Li Yixiang), who went online in search of a mob to destroy Gao Fei’s name. Soon online harassment turned into physical threats and stalking, most notably by online journalist Xu Wei (Xie Yanxiao, in a solid performance as a self-righteous busybody) and his video-filming web techie sidekick Zhou Qiang (Cao Wei), who fly from Beijing to track down the woebegone Gao Fei.
The police set Gao Fei free, only to haul him back in when Lin Yan’s headless corpse washes up onshore. The subsequent interrogation is spliced with flashbacks that flesh out the true story. Soon the police are questioning everyone involved in the case, and each adds another layer to a deliciously tangled mystery.

The final battle is here! It continues from where it last stop. It also shows flashbacks to those who forget the story of part one. There is still John Woo's slow motion. There is a big epic battle, probably the biggest battle scene you have ever seen in a Chinese movie. But, somehow, I am slightly disappointed with it. I guess I would have expected more in the battle scene or at least, a better showdown with the two characters (I can't say who) at the last part. Despite the minor thing, it is still good as I am entertained with the intensity in it.

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In 1898, a Minnesota farmer clearing trees from his field uproots a large stone covered with mysterious runes. Now known as the Kensington Rune Stone, it details a journey of land acquisition and murder–in the year 1362. Thought by some to be a hoax, new evidence suggests it could be real, and a clue that the Knights Templar discovered America 100 years before Columbus, perhaps bringing with them history's greatest treasure…The Holy Grail. See how symbols on the Rune Stone match Templar ruins all over Europe. History tells us the Templar were massacred on Friday the 13th, but that a Templar fleet allegedly containing treasure was last seen off Scotland in the late 1300s. Stones with similar markings as the Rune stone have been found on islands across the Atlantic Ocean, as well as in Massachusetts, and Rhode Island. Is it possible the Templar were leaving clues to an incredible journey to the New World?

For sixty years the sport of NASCAR has covered a lot of ground. From the sand of Daytona Beach, to the dirt of Langhorne Speedway to the asphalt of Darlington Raceway, NASCAR has been a vibrant reflection of American society. Through its long evolution, the growth of the stock-car racing series has bred success and awareness on an increased landscape. The sport is no longer regional…or American…it is global.

From punk to pop, hip-hop to classical, music has the power to stir up powerful emotions, memories and passions. But it is only now, thanks to cutting-edge experiments, that scientists are starting to understand how our brains process and react to music. Using rock star Sting as a guinea pig, this fascinating documentary sees The Police singer go from stage to brain scan, as experts explore how his grey matter responds to different types of music. Also featuring interviews with Michael Bublé, Feist and Wyclef Jean, find out just why music means so much to us.