#CamGigandet

[tomsenough]

Tom Welling & Cam Gigandet as Terry & Griff in MAFIA WARS! #TomWelling #CamGigandet #Smallville #MafiaWars

[michaelcaldeira]

Can Gigandet, 42 anos (Volchok, The OC)

[jameseiji]

Never Back Down (on Wattpad) https://www.wattpad.com/1297243198-never-back-down?utm_source=web&utm_medium=tumblr&utm_content=share_reading&wp_uname=Eiji692&wp_originator=gC1Wo378T5A0u168tZqE8rdLzhW%2Bmf9D5crs6XiOVyy%2BrklmUazjlfq8XZu1mqA%2BY2bthSxUWPFHxy6Kc16wPrkNKQU0qeHAbWVGS475vHJG2Wge494FbUcUFmZ0dSBg This is a summary and review of the 2008 film of combat, battle and martial arts, starring Sean Farris and Camgigandet, about a teenager who gets into trouble and moves into a new city with his mom and little brother. Once established in his new place, he finds solace in the underground battle, where he is trained by an expert in mixed martial arts.

[cherrygeek]

Cherry at the Movies - Violent Night Review #ViolentNight #TommyWitkola #UniversalPictures #SantaClaus #KrisKringle #DavidHarbour #JohnLeguizamo #AlexHassel #LeahBrady #AlexisLouder #BeverlyDangelo #CamGigandet #EdiPatterson #AlexanderElliot #MikeDupod #HomeAlone #DieHard #Christmas #HolidayMovie #NaughtyList #NiceList https://www.instagram.com/p/ClvLLcGuWvb/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[film-book]

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Film Review: VIOLENT NIGHT (2022): Santa Claus Faces Off Against Evil Mercenaries in a Film That's a Rockin' Good Time https://film-book.com/film-review-violent-night-2022-santa-claus-faces-off-against-evil-mercenaries-in-a-film-thats-a-rockin-good-time/?feed_id=117718&_unique_id=638ac5da4e3dd

[adamwatchesmovies]

The Unborn (2009)

Some bad films are so much fun to discuss they almost sound like they’re worth seeing. Then you’ve got those like The Unborn that just sort of sit there, looking pathetic. If you’d seen the film previously and thought the “Unrated” version would change things, you’d be wrong. It’s only a minute longer and adds nothing!

Casey (Odette Yustman) is having nightmares and hallucinations about a strange blue-eyed child stalking her and repeating that “Jumby wants to be born now”. Digging into her past, she fears she is being haunted by a dybbuk, an evil spirit that used to be human.

If only this film was as simple as a standard demonic possession/exorcism movie. The Unborn goes into all kinds of nutty directions, each more perplexing than the last. It’s as if the film started as something completely different. Then, realizing what he had scribed wouldn't excite audiences, writer/director David S. Goyer lept to another idea, only for the cycle to repeat itself. I’ll tell you what I mean in a moment, but let’s keep this portion of the review spoiler-free.

Throughout, there are many head-scratching developments. Not the kind that doesn’t make sense within the story, I mean the type no one in their right mind would consider good ideas. They could’ve been forgiven (to a certain extent) if the results were scary, but they aren't. I understand the malicious spirit of someone dead is a bone-chilling idea, but when it takes the shape of a dog with a mask, an old man in a wheelchair, or a little kid, there won't be any nightmares tonight. In general, I don’t find pint-sized adversaries intimidating or frightening. Anything I could pick up and hurl out of a window I'm confident I could escape from. Children called “Jumby” have to rank among the top 10 of “Things that are definitely not creepy”. Even with the LOUD NOISES and jump scares, it struggles to even startle.

I think I know how this film came about. Goyer attended Hebrew school and, being in the film industry realized that there are a lot of Christian horror films, but not a lot of Jewish ones. From there, he latched onto the dibbuk. Unfortunately, this monster wouldn’t be enough for an entire film, not an original one at least... unless the dibbuk was the spirit of an unborn child! But for the plot to make sense, the spirit would have to torment someone it would realistically resent. What if it was our protagonist's unborn twin? While researching twins, he learned that some twins may change eye colour during their lifetime. That lead him to the monstrous experiments of Nazi doctor Josef Mengele, who attempted to change the eye colour of twins. The Holocaust? A Jewish supernatural creature? It all comes back full circle! It would almost be smart if it didn’t make you so uneasy to hear about real-world horrors used for a cheap spookfest.

There are some aspects of The Unborn that make it memorable, but not in a good way. The cast, for example, includes Meagan Good, Gary Oldman, Idris Elba, and Carla Gugino. The fact that the haunt targetting our heroine is called “Jumby” is unforgettable as well. The baffling twists throughout stick with you long after the film is gone. The film as a whole? Not worth taking a look at, even as something you watch with friends and ridicule. (Unrated version on DVD, March 23, 2017)

[cedargigandet]

Saturday night Game night

[vikandermanips]

Cam Gigandet & Selena Gomez selfie manip requested by anon Please like or reblog if using :)

[allthecelebritiesyoulove]

[tomsenough]

Tom Welling & Cam Gigandet on the set of "Deep Six" aka MAFIA WARS! #TomWelling #CamGigandet #Smallville #MafiaWars

[lyrasky]

【トワイライト初恋 Twilight】ネタバレ有無 ｢血より愛｣感想あらすじ Can't Read Your Mind

【トワイライト初恋 Twilight】ネタバレ有無 ｢血より愛｣感想あらすじ Can't Read Your Mind #トワイライト #初恋 #twilight #KristenStewart #RobertPattinson #PeterFacinelli #ElizabethReaser #AshleyGreene #KellanLutz #NikkiReed #JacksonRathbone #vampire #TaylorLautner #CamGigandet #RachelleLefevre #BillyBurke

もう大人です。 Lyraだってこんなストーリー、ただの夢物語とわかっとります。 でもVampires 好きとしては、世のヴァンパイヤ達を🧛‍♀️🧛‍♂️🦇日の眼に見るように解放してくれた作品だから、外せない映画だからバカには出来ないの…って、 まるで、LyraがVamire みたいな言い方しちゃいましたが、色々な意味で「こうでなきゃ」とか「Vampiresは、こうあるべき」と言ったヴァンパイヤ縛りをなくしてくれた作品だから重要だと感じているのです。 それにLyraには幸い(笑？) 運命を信じたい願望が未だにあるので、出会った瞬間”Fallin’…

[raquelzine]

Qué ver en casa: #LaSagaCrepúsculo Cinco películas pueden considerarse una serie ¿verdad? Ahora que estamos en pleno renacer de la saga de Stephenie Meyer, gracias a la publicación (por fin) de Sol de Medianoche, o lo que es lo mismo, la primera de las novelas, contada desde el punto de vista de Edward, (y que no llegará a España hasta septiembre) es un buen momento para recordar las películas que dieron a conocer al guapísimo Robert Pattinson, y a la peor actriz de su generación, la sosa de Kristen Stewart, más el lobo preferido de muchas, Taylor Lautner.

[film-book]

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BLACK WARRANT (2022) Movie Trailer: DEA Agent Cam Gigandet tries to stop a Cyber Terrorist Organization https://film-book.com/black-warrant-2022-movie-trailer-dea-agent-cam-gigandet-tries-to-stop-a-cyber-terrorist-organization/?feed_id=110196&_unique_id=63644db3abb9f

[carolina-thiell]

Un juego para dos. - Capítulo 7: (on Wattpad) https://my.w.tt/LzR7BKujWK Cuando conocí a Robert, pensé que las cosas serían perfectas. Un real caballero inglés, con un acento que me volvía loca y unos ojos que me permitían soñar aún más. Pero las cosas jamás son como las deseamos. Tiempo después conocí a Taylor; quién, a través de su amistad, me permitió sanar y me demostró que no necesitaba un amor para poder valerme por mí misma.

[adamwatchesmovies]

Dangerous Lies (2020)

I’m not sure if Dangerous Lies is an appropriate title for this film. There are no “dangerous lies” at any point, not really. On the other hand, “Dangerous Lies” is a terrible name. It’s generic and forgettable, just like this movie.

Katie (Camila Mendes) and Adam (Jessie T. Usher) are struggling to make ends meet. When her elderly and wealthy employer, Leonard (Elliott Gould), dies and leaves his house to the young couple, everyone raises an eyebrow. It’s no surprise considering she was his caregiver for a mere four months. A large trunk full of money in the attic proves something is amiss with the house.

This is an “idiot plot”. Every problem that arises could be quickly solved if Katie and Adam had any brains. When they find the hidden $90,000+. Adam decides he isn’t going to take a little bit off the top, he takes the whole thing. Now, they’re constantly worried Leonard’s attorney, Julia (Jamie Chung) or the detective investigating the case, Detective Chester (Sasha Alexander) will suspect they murdered Leonard for it. Adam could just avoid all suspicion by not buying expensive jewelry but he can’t help it. Once they learn Katie’s inherited the house, it should be a non-issue but it still is for some reason. These are early examples of questionable decisions; there are plenty more to come.

Several things seem… amiss. Realtor Mickey Hayden (Cam Gigandet) keeps showing an unusual interest in the property. Adam keeps acting strangely. Except there’s no way he’s involved in all this… right? Unless this windfall is somehow connected to a burglary they witnessed four months ago. Is it just a bunch of red herrings thrown in to try and prevent you from guessing what’s actually happening? How does it all connect? In a bad movie, it's hard to say.

Several scenes call for Camila Mendes to cry or display extreme emotions and unfortunately, she’s not up to the task. You can’t blame her too much. This story is just awful. Jessie T. Usher adds another stinker to his filmography but he’s ok at rousing your suspicion and lying unconvincingly to keep the audience guessing. The only “winner” is Elliot Gould. Both because he's charismatic and because he dies early on and can go on to do better things.

I have so many questions. Why didn’t Katie and Adam tell the police about the suspicious check Leonard gave them? Why didn’t they mention the realtor? How could no one discover the rotting dead body in the garage? Why did Hayden introduce himself to Katie? Did he think someone would allow him into the house to look for missing diamonds? Why did he break in during daylight instead of at night? When Katie and Adam find the dead body, why not call the police? Why did Katie’s boss break into their house? Why wouldn't Adam put the diamonds in the safety deposit box while at the bank? Why would Katie want to raise her child in a castle-like house when 4 people died there within 4 months?

I'm suspecting there were several endings for Dangerous Lies considered and then dropped. This would explain the elements which go nowhere and the inconsistencies. It does feature a nice varied cast in terms of ethnicities and it moves swiftly enough to ensure you’ll never be bored but that’s about it. (July 7, 2020)

[cedargigandet]

35th birthday celebration for Dominique