MAGIC MIKE MOVIE

5 HOLLYWOOD HOTTIES STRUT THEIR STUFF IN MAGIC MIKE

How would you like to enter the world of male strippers? In the highly anticipated Magic Mike, starring Channing Tatum (The Vow, Step Up) in the title role, you're in for some exciting discoveries about this erotic job some men get into. Directed by Oscar winner Steven Soderbergh (Traffic, Erin Brockovich), Tatum is joined by Alex Pettyfer (Beastly, I Am Number Four), Matt Bomer (White Collar TV series), Joe Manganiello (True Blood TV series) and Matthew McConaughey (Contact, A Time To Kill). Five hunks in one movie equals 5 times the hotness!

Magic Mike (Tatum) is a veteran stripper who brings a young dancer called “The Kid” (Pettyfer) to Xquisite, a club where he works at, and introduces him to the owner, Dallas (McConaughey) and the other guys, Big Dick Richie (Manganiello) and Ken (Bomer). Seeing that The Kid has potential for the job and interest to earn easy money, Magic Mike mentors him in the arts of stripping and hustling on and off stage. Meanwhile, Magic Mike meets his protege's sister (Cody Horn), and falls for her. But his lifestyle gets in the way.

Tatum co-produces this movie which is inspired by his own experience as a stripper in his late teens in Tampa, Florida. The steamy choreography will not only expose the men's chiseled physique, but their dancing skills as well. A group number where these five hotties rip off their Army fatigues and get down and dirty in their thongs is just one of the many jaw-dropping scenes the film promises. Let Magic Mike take you to this one-of-a-kind world of ecstasy starting July 11 as it opens in theaters. From Viva International Pictures and Multivision Pictures.

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One Day on Earth : The World's Time Capsule

Mabuhay Temple to Host One Day on Earth Screening

The International Buddhist Progress Society, Manila (IBPS) will host a free public screening of One Day on Earth at the Five Contemplations Hall of the Mabuhay Temple on 11 June 2012 at 7:30 pm. Mabuhay Temple is located at 656 Pablo Ocampo St., Malate, Manila.

One Day on Earth is a full-length documentary feature that holds the distinction of being the first film ever to include footage from every country on earth, all captured on a single day -  10 October 2010. The film provides a unique look into a wide array of human activities and even offers intimate access to rarely seen images from countries such as North Korea, Iran and Kosovo.

The film was able to beautifully capture the interconnectedness of human beings by showing the shared triumphs and challenges of all people on earth. The film's director and founder Kyle Ruddick and co-founder and executive producer Brandon Litman, with the support of the United Nations and a global community of filmmakers, has succeeded in creating a video time capsule of one day on planet earth, making the documentary a great achievement, not only in film making, but also in human cooperation.

IBPS is honored that Mabuhay Temple was selected as one of the few venues to screen One Day on Earth in the Philippines. IBPS is an organization affiliated with the Fo Guang Shan (FGS) Buddhist order based in Taiwan with Mabuhay Temple being its branch temple in Manila. Other FGS branch temples in the Philippines are located in Cebu, Bacolod and Iloilo. Apart from regular Buddhist prayer services, Mabuhay Temple regularly holds other activities such as lectures, open mic events, film screenings, temple tours, study groups and short educational programs.

For more information about the One Day on Earth screening and other activities of Mabuhay Temple, please check out the temple's Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/mabuhaytemple. You can also send an email to fgsphilippines@gmail.com or call 559-9540.

One Day on Earth, the first film to include footage from every country on earth all captured in one day, will be shown for free at Mabuhay Temple on 11 June 2012 at 7:30 pm.

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This Means War : There Is No Mistake In Life

In life, we see all our short comings as MISTAKES and often times we regret on it. Wishing that we could turn back time and undo it. If you could only buy time and go back.

In the movie This Means War, I learned that there are no mistakes in  our lives. All of it has a purpose. You will not be who you are right now if you will go back in time and undo things you regret. All we have to do is to move forward and accept things. It is hard but it will put you in a place wherein you will be who you are. And it will mold you and bring you to a better place.

Another learning, real friends will stick up to you no matter what. They will sacrifice there lives for you, in some cases. But... What is friendship, brotherhood, camaraderie, etc., to you? How far can you be a friend. Would you give up on the person that you like for your friend's sake because he/she likes him/her too?

THIS MEANS WAR now showing on theaters near you. Very good movie for 2012.

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