Six facts about the cars of 2015 Bond film Spectre

A new Bond film is always an event, and Spectre, the 24th official silver-screen outing for Fleming’s Martini-swilling superspy, is no exception. No doubt when it reaches cinemas on 26 October 2015 it’ll be packed with layers of plot intrigue and stunning visuals but, most importantly, it looks like it’ll include a thumping good car chase.

From experimental Jaguar supercars to giant-wheeled ‘Bigfoot’ Defenders, via a spectacular one-off Aston (okay, plus a few stunt-doubles), read the inside story of the cars of Spectre below.

1) Director Sam Mendes helped choose the DB10 design personally

Aston Martins have become synonymous with Bond ever since Sean Connery first got behind the wheel of a silver DB5 in Goldfinger, but this is the first time an Aston has been designed specifically for a 007 flick. Introducing the DB10 as the film’s ‘first cast member’ at the car’s reveal at Pinewood Studios, Spectre director Sam Mendes described how the car was brought into being by a collaborative brief between himself, EON Productions (owners of the Bond film rights since 1961) and Aston Martin’s design team at Gaydon.

Cars used in Fast & Furious 6

1969 Dodge Charger Daytona

Lets take a look at some the cars being used in Fast & Furious 6, the most awaited movies for car and action lovers: I hope you will enjoy it.

Official 'Fast And Furious 6' Trailer is Out

All roads lead to this: Vin Diesel and Paul Walker starring in "Fast and Furious 6."The first "Fast 6" trailer debuted during the first quarter of Super Bowl XLVII.

Also starring Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, Michelle Rodriguez, Jordana Brewster and other stars turned reckless drivers, "Fast and Furious 6" is a follow-up to massively successful "Fast Five." That film earned a surprising $626 million worldwide after its release in April of 2011, the highest total of any "Fast and Furious" film. All told, the "Fast and Furious" franchise has earned over $1.5 billion at the global box office, which is why we're on Vol. 6.

Cars 2: Movie Review

The Bottom Line: Lightning and Mater mix it up with Formula 1 and spies in yet another Pixar winner.

Opens: June 24 (Disney)

Voice cast: Larry the Cable Guy, Owen Wilson, Michael Caine, Emily Mortimer

Director: John Lasseter

Co-director: Brad Lewis

Screenwriter: Ben Queen

Cooler cars and more action follow Lightning and Mater as they mix it up with spies and Formula 1 racers in yet another Pixar winner, writes Todd McCarthy.

Pixar's 2006 release Cars is widely regarded as among the less dazzling of the animation house's dozen sterling titles, so it's fair to imagine that John Lasseter and his pit crew felt motivated to use a little extra elbow grease in order to deliver an improved new model. On the whole, they have, as Lightning McQueen and the loyal pick-up truck Mater quickly vamoose from sleepy Radiator Springs to join the Grand Prix circuit in a succession of world capitals, where they become entangled in some related international spy intrigue. Featuring cooler cars and more action than Fast Five, Cars 2 is notably less refined and more rambunctious than Pixar's recent run of artistic gems. But commercially, it'll be off to the races this summer, with even bigger international prospects assured on this lap than on the first spin.

Jack Sparrow Sports a New Scar in Fourth 'Pirates' Movie

"X marks the spot." It's a phrase that has been part of pirate lore since Robert Louis Stevenson described the map to buried treasure in his 1883 novel "Treasure Island."

Johnny Depp's Pirates Sinks on the Riviera - Corliss at Cannes

Today two action films invaded the stately art house that is the Cannes Film Festival. In line with the Festival's policy of keeping the slate of pictures competing for the Palme d'Or pure and rigorous, Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides and the Chinese picture Wu Xia were relegated to Out of Competition slots.

List of The Movies for this Summer 2011, You wouldn't love to miss

Here are the list of Movie for this Summer that you would not miss:

Thor (May 6)

First off, he's not really a god. At least, he's no more of a god than, say, Superman, who also hailed from a remote celestial world populated by high-powered pseudo-humans. But he still has a lot to learn about mortals when he plummets to Earth via a wormhole that links his home planet, Asgard, with ours, after his father, Odin 
(Anthony Hopkins), casts him out for his 
 arrogance and belligerence. (Odin hopes his son will learn humility among the earthlings.) ''It is a kind of coming-of-age story. He has this great gift, this great strength, and pointed in the wrong direction it can be quite destructive,'' says star Chris Hemsworth. ''He's working out his relationship with the rest of the world, as well as what his responsibility is to it.''

Fast Five - Start up with No. 1 spot at the weekend box office

LOS ANGELES - "Fast Five" has left the competition in the dust with an $83.6 million debut to grab the No. 1 spot at the weekend box office, according to studio estimates Sunday.

Most awaited Movie - Fast Five Review

Well I just watched a movie and I loved it very much since I was waiting for the movie for a long time and I get watch it today. So here is Review of the movie:

Paul Walker, Vin Diesel and Jordana Brewster return for the fifth installment, the third film directed by Justin Lin, in the “Fast and Furious” universe.