Breach - sneak preview

Yesterday we once again visited the sneak preview in the MillenniumCity.

This time we saw 'Breach'.

Inspired by the true story of the greatest security breach in US history.

'Breach' is based on the true story of former 25 year veteran FBI Intelligence agent Robert Hanssen (Chris Cooper). In December 2000, Hanssen, one of the best Intelligence agents at the FBI, was reassigned to the Washington D.C. FBI Headquarters to head up a new division to protect all the FBI's classified information. Eric O'Neill (Ryan Phillippe) is a young surveillance and computer specialist who hopes to become an FBI field agent one day. O'Neill is recruited to his dream job in Intelligence at FBI headquarters to clerk for Hanssen. Hanssen is suspected of being a traitor and selling American secrets to the Soviet Union for years. O'Neill must discover Hanssen's secrets and bring them to the light of day, before more damage is done to the security of the United States.
This forms the basis of a tense cat and mouse game between the two men. As O'Neill gets to know Hanssen, we see more and more of his character.

I liked the movie. Great characters and an exciting story.
Not a must see but it's well done.

Website: Breach

License To Wed - sneak preview

Yesterday we went to the sneak preview again. This week I was right that billard was remitted to Friday.
On the way to the cinema we learned that you shouldn't be late when you want to go to the movies on a day on which a lot of people are on their way to a soccer game - traffic was very slow.

Robin Williams is great! Just perfect for the role as Reverend Frank.
He takes newly engaged Sadie Jones (Mandy Moore) and Ben Murphy (John Krasinski) on his patented 'Marriage Preperation Course'.
A lot of fun and laughs. Overall it's a nice love story but not gooey. You won't regret having seen it!

Website: License To Wed

Knocked Up - sneak preview

We wanted to go to a sneak preview - a movie shown before it's regular start without the audience knowing what movie it will be - in our favorite cinema for some time. But on wednesdays - when the s.p. is in original language - I usually play billard with friends, but this week I didn't read the emails carefully and so I thought it was deferred until Friday. (I really have to read more carefully!)
Anyway I didn't really regret it. Before the movie we had dinner at an Italian restaurant in the MillenniumCity called D'Lounge.
The movies name was 'Knocked Up'.
After a one night stand under alcholic influence with a not so pleasing waking up the next day Alison Scott (Katherine Heigl) and Ben Stone (Seth Rogen) end up as future parents.
It's very funny! The people are chaotic and many of them are most of the time stoned. The used language is just f**king straight into the other's face - you'll know what I mean when you watch it.

Website: Knocked Up