Press release Open Road Films Presents In Association with Inferno In Association with Liddell Entertainment A Scott Free/Chambara Pictures Production In Association with 1984 Private Defense Contractors THE GREY In theaters starting January 27, 2012 In THE GREY, Liam Neeson leads an unruly group of oil-rig roughnecks when their plane crashes into the remote Alaskan wilderness. Battling mortal injuries and merciless weather, the survivors have only a few days to escape the icy elements – and a vicious pack of rogue wolves on the hunt – before their time runs out. Watch the trailer Running time: 117 minutes Rating: R DIRECTOR: Joe Carnahan STARRING: Liam Neeson With: Frank Grillo (upcoming Lay The Favorite, Warrior) Dermot Mulroney (J. Edgar and upcoming Big Miracle) Dallas Roberts (TV's “The Good Wife," 3:10 To Yuma) Joe Anderson (ABC's "The River," Across The Universe) James Badge Dale (upcoming World War Z, The Conspirator) Nonso Anozie (HBO's "Game Of Thrones," Conan The Barbarian) MOVIE website-http://thegreythemovie.com/ +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Add Comment [ALL reviews in the forum by Gary Cabana, the Reel Reviewer] KINSEY The dust has barely settled on the highly divisive Presidential election and here comes a film subject that remains the ultimate divider - SEX! 3-1/2 stars (out of 4) [(2004)US-Germany/Fox Searchlight/Rated R] - (1 hr. 58 min) Written & directed by Bill Condon Lead Characters/Cast Alfred Kinsey ('Prok') - Liam Neeson Clara McMillen (Alfred's later wife) - Laura Linney Wardell Pomeroy - Chris O'Donnell Clyde Martin - Peter Sarsgaard Paul Gebhard - Timothy Hutton Alfred Seguine Kinsey (Alfred's father) - John Lithgow Review: ATTENTION PARENTS: Get a babysitter, this is an 'adults only' experience! While a certain amount of 'editing' was done to bring this film in line with MPAA guidelines for an R-rating the latter half of the film does contain some strong subject matter including an interview with a pedophile that's sure to make younger audiences squirm. That said, the film opens with Alfred Kinsey as a very conservative son raised by a 'fire-and-brimstone' ministerial father. Alfred's first act of rebellion is to defy his father's wish to become an engineer by studying insects and doing his graduate thesis on one little known species of wasp. His determination as a scientist led him to collect a 'million' specimens before writing his final conclusions thus earning a doctorate from Harvard. Sadly, this book based on years of research was one nobody ever read, though it did merit a tenured position at Indiana University in Bloomington. That's right folks, a midwestern college was about to yield up the most controversial study of human sexual behavior EVER conducted, not a university in New York, San Francisco ... or France for that matter. Kinsey's interest in the subject of sex didn't even occur until after he was married and learned that his 'manhood' was too large for his new bride's womanhood. They were BOTH virgins and had no knowledge as to what was wrong until meeting with a doctor who performed a simple operation. However, when discussing sexual matters with other couples it seemed there was still a lot doctors didn't know, so Dr. Kinsey set about studying the subject the same way he did insects ... with subjects, lots of subjects. He traveled the country surveying men about their sexual proclivities in a very candid manner using a specific one-on-one interviewing technique, processed the data, and produced the tome "Sexual Behavior in the Human Male" ... in 1948. It's only as the second half of the film unfolds that the audience sees how these (now nearly 60 year old) findings initiated the controversy that still rages today. Not to mention that Kinsey's first non-insect book became an unqualified bestseller. Of course many point to this access to sexual knowledge on a mass scale as the birth of the 'sexual revolution', and now the sons and daughters of those original anti-'Kinsey' forces are preparing to boycott this film as their parents did his books. No worries film fans, in Hollywood this is known as 'free advertising', just look at what a little 'bad publicity' did for Michael Moore's "Fahrenheit 9/11" (over $100 million and counting). That said, this is an ultimately enjoyable film because it does challenge the notion of how much knowledge we truly have about what our neighbors may be doing behind closed doors. Best of all, it accomplishes this task with Oscar-caliber input, from the excellent writing and direction of Bill Condon ("Gods and Monsters") to the remarkable ensemble cast featuring Oscar worthy performances by Liam Neeson ("Michael Collins") as 'Kinsey' and Laura Linney ("P.S.") as the wife who showed him that love can't be quantified. Who knew that the real life of a data-obsessed scientific legend could be so fun to watch, but if you do check it out, please leave the kids (and younger teens) at home! P.S. (Inside joke) Most ironic casting is having notorious wildman Tim Curry ("Rocky Horror Picture Show") play the prudish anti-Kinsey, sex-hygiene professor who resents Kinsey's interference in his subject area. His first appearance in the film is sure to elicit unwarranted giggles from 'Dr. Frank-n-furter' fans! Supporting Characters/Cast Thurman Rice (Sexual Hygiene prof) - Tim Curry Herman Wells (University president) - Oliver Platt Alan Gregg (Rockefeller Foundation rep) - Dylan Baker Alice Martin (Clyde's wife) - Julianne Nicholson Kenneth Braun - William Sadler Martha Pomeroy (Wardell's wife) - Heather Goldenhersh Huntington Hartford - John McMartin Sara Kinsey - Veronica Cartwright Barbara Merkle - Kathleen Chalfan Agnes Gebhard (Paul's wife) - Dagmara Dominczyk Final Interview Subject...Lynn Redgrave Need more info or wish to participate in ongoing studies: Online sex survey: https://www.indiana.edu/%7Ekinres/mart2/ Links: http://www.indiana.edu/~kinsey/research/ ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ FILM RESUME: UK-born actor Liam Neeson 01/25/2012
[Titles in BOLD are reviewed on this forum] LIAM NEESON The Dark Knight Rises (2012) - Ra's Al Ghul Battleship (2012) - Admiral Shane Wrath of the Titans (2012) - Zeus The Grey (2012) - Ottway Unknown (2011) - Dr. Martin Harris The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader (2010) - Aslan (voice only) The Next Three Days (2010) - Damon Pennington The Big C (TV series) - Bee Man (1 episode, 2010) Everything That Rises Must Converge (2010) - Bee Man The A-Team (2010) - Hannibal Clash of the Titans (2010) - Zeus After.Life (2009) - Eliot Deacon Chloe (2009) - David Stewart Five Minutes of Heaven (2009) - Alistair Little The Other Man (2008) - Peter Ponyo (2008) - Fujimoto (voice: English version) The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian (2008) - Aslan (voice only) Taken (2008) - Bryan Mills Seraphim Falls (2006) - Carver The White Rose (2006) The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe (2005) - Aslan (voice only) Breakfast on Pluto (2005) - Father Bernard Batman Begins (2005) - Henri Ducard Kingdom of Heaven (2005) - Godfrey Kinsey (2004) - Alfred Kinsey Love Actually (2003) - Daniel Gangs of New York (2002) - Priest Vallon K-19: The Widowmaker (2002) - Mikhail Polenin Gun Shy (2000) - Charles 'Charlie' Mayeaux The Haunting (1999) - Dr. David Marrow Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace (1999) - Qui-Gon Jinn Misérables, Les (1998) - Jean Valjean Michael Collins (1996) - Michael Collins Before and After (1996) - Ben Ryan Rob Roy (1995) - Robert Roy MacGregor Nell (1994) - Dr. Jerome 'Jerry' Lovell Schindler's List (1993) - Oskar Schindler Ruby Cairo (1993) - Dr. Fergus Lamb, Feed the World Ethan Frome (1993) - Ethan Frome Leap of Faith (1992) - Sheriff Will Braverman Husbands and Wives (1992) - Michael Gates Shining Through (1992) - Franze-Otto Dietrich Under Suspicion (1991) - Tony Aaron Crossing the Line (1990) - Danny Scoular Darkman (1990) - Peyton Westlake/Darkman Next of Kin (1989) - Briar Gates High Spirits (1988) - Martin Brogan The Good Mother (1988) - Leo Cutter The Dead Pool (1988) - Peter Swan Satisfaction (1988) - Martin Falcon Suspect (1987) - Carl Wayne Anderson A Prayer for the Dying (1987) - Liam Docherty Duet for One (1986) - Totter The Mission (1986) - Fielding Lamb (1986) - Michael Lamb The Innocent (1985) - John Carns The Bounty (1984) - Seaman Charles Churchill Krull (1983) - Kegan Excalibur (1981) - Gawain Nailed (1981) - Young Catholic Christiana (1979) - Evangelist Pilgrim's Progress (1979) - Evangelist ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ BATMAN BEGINS or this the end? Liam Neeson plays a supporting role in this well-made REBOOT! 01/25/2012
[Screened @ the Loews Lincoln Square IMAX theater (NYC)/07-18-05: 8:15pm] BATMAN BEGINS Stellar cast and gadgets galore (along with a huge IMAX presentation for me, your viewing may vary) make this a long but still worthy addition to the 'Batman' franchise! 3-1/2 stars (out of 4 stars) [(2005)USA/WB] - (2 hr. 20 min.) Co-written & directed by Christopher Nolan Co-writer: David S. Goyer Source: based upon Batman characters created by Bob Kane and published by DC Comics Lead characters/Cast Bruce Wayne/Batman - Christian Bale Bruce Wayne (age 8) - Gus Lewis Alfred (butler, Wayne Mansion) - Michael Caine Ducard (League of Shadows recruiter) - Liam Neeson Rachel Dawes (asst. district atty.) - Katie Holmes Jim Gordon (Officer, then Lt.) - Gary Oldman Dr. Jonathan Crane (aka "Scarecrow') - Cillian Murphy Carmine Falcone - Tom Wilkinson Lucius Fox - Morgan Freeman Review(after two screenings - one in IMAX): With four "Batman" movies already on DVD, one has to initially wonder what was director Christopher Nolan's ("Memento") reasoning for going back to the beginning. Well, there is one good reason: 'Batman' has NO super powers, so exactly how does an ordinary guy learn to soar, fight bad guys en masse, and disappear like a bat out of hell??? For those that hate exposition this type of movie would seem to be the ultimate nightmare, but rest assured that after the first hour 'Batman' does 'begin', and he begins in earnest with a master plan to save all of Gotham from its greedy, corrupt self. Long-overlooked leading man Christian Bale proves to have the perfect resume ("American Psycho," "Shaft") to play 'Bruce Wayne/Batman', a hero with issues galore and billions of dollars at his disposal to alleviate the tension. Director Nolan also wisely supports Bale with a plethora of character actors on both sides of the 'Batman' camp. First off there's Oscar winning actors Michael Caine ("Hannah and her Sisters") and Morgan Freeman (''Million Dollar Baby") as Bruce Wayne's butler 'Alfred' and Wayne Enterprises main inventor 'Lucius Fox respectively. On the villain side of the ledger there's Bruce's early mentor 'Ducard', played with vigor by Liam Neeson ("Gangs of New York"); the gangster 'Carmine Falcone', featuring the normally docile Tom Wilkinson ("Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind"); and rising actor Cillian Murphy ("28 Days Later") as the nemesis 'Scarecrow' (he's a gas). Biggest surprise of the film is seeing the normally intense Gary Oldman's ("Air Force One") turn as 'Officer Jim Gordon', the one 'good cop' in Gotham before he becomes Gotham's police chief later in the series. For those wondering about the IMAX difference, this film only improves slightly on 'giant screen' mainly due to the fact that some of it's great Gotham setpieces are only shown briefly throughout the film. Hopefully future sequels will show off some of the great work by the model designers including a giant monorail system that crisscrosses the city of Gotham. What I enjoyed the most was seeing Bruce turn the various military prototypes being developed by Wayne Industries into what later will become Batman's normal tools of the trade. Seeing 'the Tumbler' before it gets the 'Batmobile' treatment was sheer genius. Also, like "Spider-Man," the audience gets to see Bruce Wayne experience the bumps and bruises that learning to fly can entail. The only real drawback to this movie is that it's 'too' slick for its own good. Considering the fact that it's showcasing a more realistic approach to the series they could have made a rougher looking movie instead of having even the homeless guys sporting trimmed beards. Still worth watching on the big screen so hurry out to your local cineplex cause the DVD release is happening sooner than you think! Supporting characters/Cast Earle - Rutger Hauer Ra's Al Ghul (League of Shadows leader) - Ken Watanabe Flass (fat, 'dirty cop') - Mark Boone Junior Thomas Wayne (Bruce's dad) - Linus Roache Martha Wayne (Bruce's mom) - Sara Stewart Rachel Dawes (age 8) - Emma Lockhart Judge Faden - Gerard Murphy Police Chief Loeb - Colin McFarlane Joe Chill - Richard Brake Finch - Larry Holden MOVIE TRIVIA from the all-knowing IMDb.com -------------------------------------------------------------------- The device, on the heel of his boot, that the Batman uses to summon a swarm of bats is taken directly from Frank Miller's "Batman: Year One". -------------------------------------------------------------------- A second stage Scarecrow look was created for the hallucination scenes but was never shown on film. The mask was more organic and tighter around the actor's face. -------------------------------------------------------------------- Before Christian Bale was cast as 'Batman', many other actors were considered for the role including Ashton Kutcher and David Boreanaz. Only days before the role of Batman was cast, eight actors were asked to audition for the part. The actors were Christian Bale, Joshua Jackson, Eion Bailey, Hugh Dancy, Billy Crudup, Cillian Murphy, Henry Cavill and Jake Gyllenhaal. While Bale won the part, Christopher Nolan liked Murphy's audition so much, he cast him as Dr. Jonathan Crane/The Scarecrow. -------------------------------------------------------------------- Marilyn Manson was considered for the role of Dr. Jonathan Crane/The Scarecrow. -------------------------------------------------------------------- Wanting to use as many practical effects as possible, Christopher Nolan told the production crew that he wanted the Batmobile to actually do its own stunts without camera trickery, CGI or models, and as a result, the Batmobile built for the movie could take sharp turns at 60 miles per hour, brake to a complete stop on a moment's notice, and could even go into a ramp-less jump, clearing up to 40 feet in the air. The Batmobile, 9 feet wide and 16 feet long, has a top speed of 106 miles per hour and can accelerate from 0 to 60 miles per hour in 6 seconds. The engine is a 5.7 liter V8 Chevy. It runs on unleaded gas and can do about 7 miles per gallon. It has four 44-inch tires at the rear, made by Interco Tire Corp, while the front is covered in jagged plates of armor. It was designed and built by Chris Corbould and Andrew Smith at Shepperton Studios in England. This Batmobile was built from the ground up and is estimated to be worth half a million pounds. -------------------------------------------------------------------- Before Christopher Nolan took over, director Darren Aronofsky was attached to make a Batman movie based on the graphic novel "Batman: Year One" and have the author Frank Miller write the screenplay. By 2003 there was a first draft screenplay with story boards, which are properties of AOL Time Warner. Warner's decision for not producing the film is unknown, but based on the details that have since leaked out, it would probably have to do with the screenplay, which strayed a considerable amount from the source material, making Alfred an African-American mechanic named "Big Al," the Batmobile being a souped-up Lincoln Towncar, and Bruce Wayne being homeless, among other things. This is all detailed in David Hughes' book "Tales from Development Hell." -------------------------------------------------------------------- Director Christopher Nolan decided that there would be no second unit, and so for the whole of the one hundred and twenty nine shooting days Nolan oversaw every shot of the film personally. -------------------------------------------------------------------- +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ KINGDOM OF HEAVEN 'Legolas' goes to Jerusalem and shows how a simple blacksmith can become General George S. Patton overnight (peasants sure know their artillery)! 2-1/2 stars (out of 4) [(2005)UK-Spain-US-Germany/FOX/Rated R] - (2 hrs. 25 min.)[NOTE: 4-disc Director's cut DVD is 3 hrs. 14 min.] Directed by Ridley Scott Screenplay by William Monahan Lead characters/Cast Balian - Orlando Bloom Sibylla (wife to Guy de Lusignan) - Eva Green Tiberias - Jeremy Irons Guy de Lusignan - Marton Csokas Supporting characters/Cast Hospitaler - David Thewlis Reynald - Brendan Gleeson Priest - Michael Sheen Godfrey - Liam Neeson King Baldwin (masked leper) - Edward Norton Review: Before giving this film the thrashing it richly deserves I would like to state that the one highlight of the film was actor Marton Csokas portrayal of the French knight 'Guy de Lusignan', a character equally despicable and hilarious in his pretentiousness. Be sure to look out for Csokas' next film "Asylum" in select theaters, he's as good an actor in that film as he is a scene-stealer in this one. Orlando Bloom is a good perfromer also, but this is the type of film that demands a superstar, or at least a young Peter O'Toole in the making. Sadly (as borne out by "Elizabethtown"), Bloom is still a supporting actor in terms of technique/star quality. Edward Norton ducks any blame by wearing a mask for the whole movie? Orlando needs a real leading man like Johnny Depp or a Viggo Mortensen to bring the best out in him on the big screen, but in this film he is the sole star. Left to carry too many scenes in this historical epic all by his lonesome proves a burden to heavy for him to shoulder. Nice try-no cigar ex-'Legolas', as unfortunately, you bit off a bit more than you could chew with this one (who's your agent? Fire him/her). Maybe Brad Pitt could have pulled it off with newly created muscular body, but then again, how many of these horse-epics do we really need anyway? (re: "Troy") Genre fans may tolerate the weak casting and certainly anyone who sympathizes with the Muslim idea of a totally free Jerusalem should certainly agree with political ideas being doled out in heaping measures (Zionists should bypass this one completely). Worth a DVD rental or a dollar/2nd run theater visit at best. Keep your expectations low for maximum enjoyment. It's certainly watchable for action fans with plenty of explosions courtesy of the supposedly primitive artillery. Ah, c'est la guerre! MORE cast: Sultan Saladin - Ghassan Massoud Nasir - Alexander Siddig Mullah - Khaled Nabawy English Sergeant - Kevin McKidd Almaric - Velibor Topi Patriarch - Jon Finch Templar Master - Ulrich Thomsen Village Sheriff - Nikolaj Coster-Waldau Richard Coeur de Lion - Iain Glen SOUNDTRACK INFO from IMDb.com Please note that songs listed here (and in the movie credits) cannot always be found on CD soundtracks. Please check CD track details for confirmation. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "LE ROI RENAUD DE GUERRE REVINT" Traditional -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "VIDE COR MEUM" - Written by Patrick Cassidy Performed by Danielle De Niese and Bruno Lazzaretti Courtesy of Metro Goldwyn Mayer Music Inc. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "THE CROW DESCENDS" - Written and Performed by Graeme Revell Courtesy of Cherry Lane Music -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "RANNANU (SING WITH JOY)" Traditional Arranged by Christopher Moroney Performed by San Antonio Vocal Arts Ensemble Courtesy of World Library Productions, the music and liturgy division of J.S. Paluch Company Inc. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "CITY OF ANGELS" - Written and Performed by Graeme Revell Courtesy of Cherry Lane Music -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "SAZ VA AVAZ NAHOFT" - Written by Hossein Alizadeh Arranged by Homayoun Shajarian, Kayhan Kalhor Performed by Mohammad Reza Shajarian, Hossein Alizadeh, Kayhan Kalhor and Homayoun Shajarian Courtesy of World Village Music -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "JESU MEINE FREUDE" - Written by Johann Sebastian Bach Performed by The Hilliard Ensemble Courtesy of ECM Production from the album Morimur -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "FAMILY FEUD" (from BLADE II) - Written by Marco Beltrami Courtesy of New Line Productions, Inc. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "CHANSONETA FARAI, VENCUT" - Written by Raimon de Miraval Performed by Ensemble Convivencia Courtesy of Bella Musica/Antes Edition -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "LIGHT OF LIFE (IBELIN REPRISE)" Vocals and Lyrics by Natacha Atlas Natacha Atlas performs courtesy of Mantra Recordings -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "VALHALLA" - Written and Performed by Jerry Goldsmith Courtesy of Touchstone Pictures -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "EPITAFIO" - Written and Performed by Luis Delgado Courtesy of Nubenegra -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "BALANSIYA" - Written and Performed by Luis Delgado Courtesy of Nubenegra -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "CHANTERAI POR MON CORAGE" (director's cut only) Composed by Guiot de Dijon Performed by Estampie (from the album 'Crusaders: In Nomine Domini') -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Saa Magni" (director's cut only) - Performed by Omou Sangare Courtesy of Nonesuch Records/World Circuit -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Nunc Gaudeant Materna" (director's cut only) Performed by Women's Voices of Sequentia -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ [ALL Reviews/Opinions by Gary Cabana, the Reel Reviewer] "I don't know who you are. I don't know what you want. If you are looking for ransom, I can tell you I don't have money. But what I do have are a very particular set of skills, skills I have acquired over a very long career. Skills that make me a nightmare for people like you. If you let my daughter go now, that'll be the end of it. I will not look for you, I will not pursue you. But if you don't ... I will look for you, I will find you, and I will kill you." -Bryan TAKEN Having a teenaged daughter can be a real pain (as most fathers already know), but what do you do when the bad guys kidnap her out of a Paris apt. in order to "sell" her to the highest bidder and the local police are little if any help ... you KICK ASS! 3-1/4 stars (out of 4) [(2008)France/2009 USA release/FOX/Rated PG-13] - (1 hr 34 min) Directed by Pierre Morel Written by Luc Besson & Robert Mark Kamen Original Music by Nathaniel Mechaly Cinematography by Michel Abramowicz Cast ... Lead character: Liam Neeson ... Bryan Mills (Retired "agent" & father) Review: "Based on what they know about the way these groups operate, our analyst says you have a 96 hour window from the time she was grabbed." -Sam The ticking clock. The key to a good thriller. With each passing second the deeper the protagonist must get in order to obtain the prize ... in this case, his prized teenaged daughter. The second key to the thriller genre is a powerful leading man. What would the 007 series be without James Bond, or the Bourne trilogy without its title character. Lucky for everyone involved in this project they chose Irish-born actor Liam Neeson, whose six feet four inch frame fills the screen while being compounded by the fearsome intensity of his performance. If you like movies that "kick-arse," catch this one on the big screen and watch Neeson deliver the big hurt to some people that sincerely deserve every punch. This may not top Oscar's list at the end of the year but for genre fans it totally delivers! "I believe you ... but it's not going to save you." -Bryan Cast ... Supporting characters: Maggie Grace ... Kim (age 17/Bryan's daughter/goes missing on trip) Famke Janssen ... Lenore (Kim's mother/Bryan's ex-wife) Olivier Rabourdin ... Jean-Claude (French agent) Gérard Watkins ... St-Clair (bad guy #2/White slavery trafficker) Katie Cassidy ... Amanda (age 19/Kim's friend/Trip organizer) Arben Bajraktaraj ... Marko (bad guy #1/the kidnapper) Xander Berkeley ... Stuart (Lenore's new husband) Leland Orser ... Sam ("Security" man/Bryan's pal) David Warshofsky ... Bernie ("Security" man/Bryan's pal) Jon Gries ... Casey ("Security" man/Bryan's pal) Cameo: Holly Valance (Euro-pop singer/ "Kiss Kiss"-2002) ... Sheerah (U.S. pop star) Additional cast (from IMDbPRO.com): Nicolas Giraud ... Peter (Tourist spotter @ airport)Goran Kostic ... Gregor (Albanian translator) Massad ... Sheik Raman (wins the "virgin") Jalil Naciri ... Ali (bids for Sheik in slave auction)Fani Kolarova ... Parisian Prostitute (gets faux proposition from Bryan)Helena Soubeyrand ... Girl with Kim's Jacket MOVIE website -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Soundtrack info (from IMDbPRO.com) Please note that songs listed here (and in the movie credits) cannot always be found on CD soundtracks. Please check CD track details for confirmation. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-Opening - composed by Nathaniel Mechaly** -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2-"Change" - Written by Joy Denalane (and Max Herre and Sekou A. Neblett and Lupe Fiasco and B. Krass and Curtis Mayfield) - Courtesy of Nesola GmbH and Four Music Productions GmbH and Sony BMG Music Entertainment GmbH -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3-Permission to Go to Paris** 4-To the Airport** 5-The Concert** 6-There's Somebody Here** 7-Pursuit at Roissy** 8-On the Rooftop** 9-96 Hours** 10-The Construction Site** 11-Pursuit at the Construction Site** 12-Saving Amanda** 13-Escape From St Clair** -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 14-Tick Tick, Boom - Performed by The Hives -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 15 Hotel Camelia** 16 The Auction** 17 Pursuit by the Seine** 18 On the Boat** 19 The Last Fight** -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 20-"The Dragster Wave" - Performed by Ghinzu (end credits) / YouTube clip -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Additional tracks (movie only): "xtc" and "inside my head" - Performed by pauline de saxe -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "I found him, he’s dead." -Bryan +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ | AuthorWrite something about yourself. 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