By Jeff Torres

Directed by: David Yates Produced by: David Heyman and JK Rowling, the author that gave us the Harry Potter Books. Certificate Rating: 12A Genre: Fantasy/ Adventure Target Audience: 13+ Distributed by: Warner Bros Pictures

Film Synopsis: Harry Potter is no longer a child, he is a soldier, on a mission with his friends Hermione and Ron to destroy the remaining pieces of Voldemort’s soul that will render him mortal. Harry and his friends are no longer at school and they travel around the now dangerous UK in an attempt to stop Voldemort and his coup de’tait. With Dumbledore dead, Harry has no clue how to find the first fragment of Voldemort’s soul. What did the actors say about the film film? Many Actors such as Daniel Radcliffe and the director, David Yates say that this film will be much more darker than the previous films. They say that the film is the darkest one because it contains a lot of violence, death in adult nature. This film is not for little children anymore like the very first Harry Potter film, it is a war. It is like the Wizarding version of WWII, Allies vs Axis because Voldemort is very similar to Hitler.

Directed by: David Fincher Produced by: Scott Rudin Certificate Rating: PG Genre: Drama Target Audience: 16+ Distributed by: Columbia Pictures

Film Synopsis: This story tells the story of two friends in college who decided to create a website that will enable classmates in their college to interact with each other online. Little did they know is that they have created a Billion Dollar website known today as Facebook. One of the friends turn greedy and decided to copyright the website without putting his friend’s name in it. Now enemies, the unfortunate guy wants half of what he earned by co-creating the website. This film is about trust, lies and betrayal all because of material such as money. What did the actors say about the film film? Famous Pop Star Justin Timberlake who stars in the film has told us that it was very dramatic how the construction of Facebook came into existance and how sad it was to watch two friends fight about who owns the rights to the website when they can simply share it. He says that the film proves that the deadly sin of greed could win over even the closest friend you have.