05 Shenzhen Daily Wednesday July 19, 2017 Email: [email protected] Glamour Help presumably 大概 imminently 迫切地 cavalier 不在乎的 amicable 和睦的 prop 道具 cybernetic 控制论的 directive 指令 spawn 产生 ill-fated 不幸的 gory 暴力血腥的 thrill 激动 stunning 令人震惊的 imbibe 吸取 cameo 角色 flawlessly 完美地 complimentary 赞美 Jodie Whiaker: ‘Doctor Who’s 13th Time Lord’ to be a woman Jodie Whittaker has been announced as “Doctor Who’s 13th Time Lord” — the first woman to be given the role. ‘Living Dead’ director Romero dies The American-born filmmaker George A Romero, who created the genre-defining “Living Dead” movie franchise, has died at the age of 77, his manager has said. ‘Infinity War’ upstages ‘Star wars’ at fan expo A teaser trailer for “Avengers: Infinity War” stole the show at the star-studded presenta- tion of the Walt Disney Studios upcoming live-action films at the studios’ fan convention D23, upstaging even “Star Wars: The Last Jedi,” Oprah Winfrey and Mary Poppins. Lively to star in spy thriller Actress Blake Lively is set to star in an espionage thriller from “James Bond” producers EON Productions and IM Global. “The Rhythm Section,” an adaptation of the first book in Mark Burnell’s four novel series, will be produced by IM Global and Michael G. Wilson and Barbara Broccoli of EON Productions, which is responsible for the last eight “Bond” films. 'Planet of the Apes' flags dangers of lack of empathy, actor says The “Planet of the Apes” films highlight the risks of a lack of empathy with people from dif- ferent cultures, actor Andy Serkis said at the premiere of “War for the Planet of the Apes,” the final film of a recent trilogy spun off from science fiction. ‘Gangnam Style’ is no longer the most-played video on YouTube PSY’S “Gangnam Style” is no longer the most-watched video on YouTube. The South Korean megahit had been the site’s most-played clip for the last five years. (SD-Agencies) ‘Games of Thrones’: Critics welcome return of ‘brilliant’ show 《权力的游戏》第七季开演 各方评论活跃 Mindy Kaling is pregnant “Game of Thrones” has returned for its seventh season — and the critics are generally quite happy about it. “It was a thrill* to have the show back and it looked more stunning* than ever,” wrote The Independent’s reviewer. “By the end of the episode it is clear that the stage is now set for a war of truly epic proportions,” wrote Jess Kelham-Hohler of the Evening Standard. Yet Digital Spy’s Alex Mullane did feel the episode — entitled “Dragon- stone” — was “a little underwhelming in places.” The first episode of the show’s sev- enth series was broadcast in the U.S. on Sunday evening and in the early hours of Monday morning in the U.K. Only one more season of the epic fantasy saga, inspired by the works of author George RR Martin, is planned after this one. Dragonstone opened in typically gory fashion with members of the late Walder Frey’s house dying in numbers after imbibing* poisoned wine. It also featured the introduction of a new character, played by the Oscar- winning Jim Broadbent, as well as a cameo* from pop star Ed Sheeran. Reviews of the episode welcomed Broadbent’s performance as Arch- maester Marwyn, with the Hollywood Reporter saying he “fits into this ensemble flawlessly*.” Yet critics were far less complimen- tary* about Sheeran, whose appear- ance as a soldier was dubbed “jarring” and “unsubtle” by The Independent’s Christopher Hooton. In his role as an unnamed singing soldier, the chart-topping performer is seen telling Maisie Williams’ Arya Stark that the song he is singing is “a new one.” According to the Daily Mirror, the exchange “could only have been more awkward if he’d winked at the camera after and said ‘Available at all good record stores’.” Many reviewers felt the episode’s main function was to set the scene for the rest of the season, with Empire’s James White calling it “a fairly standard kick-off.” (SD-Agencies) “RoboCop” is ready to serve and protect once again. Monday marks the official 30th anni- versary of the 1987 classic, and Alamo Drafthouse is using RoboCop‘s birthday to unveil some good news. Director Paul Verhoeven’s film is returning to theaters for a one-night event that will feature RoboCop himself, actor Peter Weller. The “RoboCop” event will be live- streamed to theaters around the country from Dallas City Hall, where the production filmed its OCP Head- quarters scenes. The Dallas event will feature food trucks, a full bar with “RoboCop”-themed cocktails, and plenty of photo ops. Weller will participate in a Q&A after the screening. September’s “RoboCop” event is presented by Birth.Movies.Death, SYFY, and Alamo Drafthouse. Ticketing information can be found here. And another important thing to remember: Even if you can’t make it to Dallas, the Alamo Drafthouse screenings will also be “RoboCop” par- ties, with props* galore. “RoboCop” was a big hit when it debuted in 1987, and has only grown in popularity over time. It tells the story of Alex Murphy (Weller), a Detroit police officer who dies in the line of duty, and is turned into a cybernetic* officer with three directives*: Serve the public trust, protect the innocent, uphold the law. The daring film posed questions about the influence of corporate interests and the role of law enforcement in society. It went on to spawn* two sequels (as well as an ill-fated* 2014 reboot). Kevin Page, one of the film’s original stars, recently revealed to THR‘s Heat Vision his gory* death (via the ED-209) wasn’t gory enough for the director, who kept seeking to make it gorier. (SD-Agencies) ‘RoboCop’ returning to theaters for 30th anniversary celebration Mindy Kaling is expecting her first child, according to a new report. Multiple sources confirmed the preg- nancy news to E!, with one insider call- ing it “an unexpected surprise.” “The Mindy Project” star is not publicly linked to anyone, and the outlet did not identify the father. Kaling has yet to comment. She stepped out on Saturday to promote her latest film, “A Wrinkle in Time,” at Disney’s D23 Expo in Ana- heim, California. The actress covered her (presumably*) growing baby bump in a black-and-white number from Christian Siriano. While details have yet to be revealed about Kaling’s little boy or girl, one thing is for sure: She’s always wanted children. “I think I’ve decided that unlike every- thing else in my life, I’m going to be fast and loose about kids,” she told Yahoo Style in September 2015. “I’m going to not actively plan, but if it happens, it would happen.” Kaling even added that she hopes to have kids, “maybe imminently*.” The actress continued, “I’m not cavalier* about who I would have a kid with. But the thing I ask every parent that I really admire, the one comment they all have is that they wish they had kids earlier.” Kaling split with writer Benjamin Nugent in 2012 after about four years of dating. She also dated her “Office” co-star, B.J. Novak, while they worked on the show together. The two remain very amicable* and even have a joint book deal together. (SD-Agencies) Mindy Kaling 《机械战警》重回银幕纪念开影30年 敏迪·卡灵称已怀孕
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Helppresumably 大概 imminently 迫切地 cavalier 不在乎的 amicable 和睦的 prop 道具 cybernetic 控制论的 directive 指令 spawn 产生 ill-fated 不幸的 gory 暴力血腥的 thrill 激动 stunning 令人震惊的 imbibe 吸取 cameo 角色 flawlessly 完美地 complimentary 赞美
Jodie Whi� aker: ‘Doctor Who’s 13th Time Lord’ to be a womanJodie Whittaker has been announced as “Doctor Who’s 13th Time Lord” — the fi rst woman to be given the role.
‘Living Dead’ director Romero dies
The American-born fi lmmaker George A Romero, who created the genre-defi ning “Living Dead” movie franchise, has died at the age of 77, his manager has said.
‘Infi nity War’ upstages ‘Star wars’ at fan expoA teaser trailer for “Avengers: Infi nity War” stole the show at the star-studded presenta-tion of the Walt Disney Studios upcoming live-action fi lms at the studios’ fan convention D23, upstaging even “Star Wars: The Last Jedi,” Oprah Winfrey and Mary Poppins.
Lively to star in spy thrillerActress Blake Lively is set to star in an espionage thriller from “James Bond” producers EON Productions and IM Global.
“The Rhythm Section,” an adaptation of the fi rst book in Mark Burnell’s four novel series, will be produced by IM Global and Michael G. Wilson and Barbara Broccoli of EON Productions, which is responsible for the last eight “Bond” fi lms.
'Planet of the Apes' fl ags dangers of lack of empathy, actor saysThe “Planet of the Apes” fi lms highlight the risks of a lack of empathy with people from dif-ferent cultures, actor Andy Serkis said at the premiere of “War for the Planet of the Apes,” the fi nal fi lm of a recent trilogy spun off from science fi ction.
‘Gangnam Style’ is no longer the most-played video on YouTubePSY’S “Gangnam Style” is no longer the most-watched video on YouTube.
The South Korean megahit had been the site’s most-played clip for the last fi ve years. (SD-Agencies)
‘Games of Thrones’: Critics welcome return of ‘brilliant’ show《权力的游戏》第七季开演 各方评论活跃
Mindy Kaling is pregnant
“Game of Thrones” has returned for its seventh season — and the critics are generally quite happy about it.
“It was a thrill* to have the show back and it looked more stunning* than ever,” wrote The Independent’s reviewer.
“By the end of the episode it is clear that the stage is now set for a war of truly epic proportions,” wrote Jess Kelham-Hohler of the Evening Standard.
Yet Digital Spy’s Alex Mullane did feel the episode — entitled “Dragon-stone” — was “a little underwhelming in places.”
The fi rst episode of the show’s sev-enth series was broadcast in the U.S. on Sunday evening and in the early hours
of Monday morning in the U.K.Only one more season of the epic
fantasy saga, inspired by the works of author George RR Martin, is planned after this one.
Dragonstone opened in typically gory fashion with members of the late Walder Frey’s house dying in numbers after imbibing* poisoned wine.
It also featured the introduction of a new character, played by the Oscar-winning Jim Broadbent, as well as a cameo* from pop star Ed Sheeran.
Reviews of the episode welcomed Broadbent’s performance as Arch-maester Marwyn, with the Hollywood Reporter saying he “fi ts into this ensemble fl awlessly*.”
Yet critics were far less complimen-
tary* about Sheeran, whose appear-ance as a soldier was dubbed “jarring” and “unsubtle” by The Independent’s Christopher Hooton.
In his role as an unnamed singing soldier, the chart-topping performer is seen telling Maisie Williams’ Arya Stark that the song he is singing is “a new one.”
According to the Daily Mirror, the exchange “could only have been more awkward if he’d winked at the camera after and said ‘Available at all good record stores’.”
Many reviewers felt the episode’s main function was to set the scene for the rest of the season, with Empire’s James White calling it “a fairly standard kick-off.” (SD-Agencies)
“RoboCop” is ready to serve and protect once again.
Monday marks the offi cial 30th anni-versary of the 1987 classic, and Alamo Drafthouse is using RoboCop‘s birthday to unveil some good news. Director Paul Verhoeven’s fi lm is returning to theaters for a one-night event that will feature RoboCop himself, actor Peter Weller.
The “RoboCop” event will be live-streamed to theaters around the country from Dallas City Hall, where the production fi lmed its OCP Head-quarters scenes. The Dallas event will feature food trucks, a full bar with “RoboCop”-themed cocktails, and plenty of photo ops.
Weller will participate in a Q&A after the screening. September’s “RoboCop” event is presented by Birth.Movies.Death, SYFY, and Alamo Drafthouse. Ticketing information can be found here. And another important
thing to remember: Even if you can’t make it to Dallas, the Alamo Drafthouse screenings will also be “RoboCop” par-ties, with props* galore.
“RoboCop” was a big hit when it debuted in 1987, and has only grown in popularity over time. It tells the story of Alex Murphy (Weller), a Detroit police offi cer who dies in the line of duty, and is turned into a cybernetic* offi cer with three directives*: Serve the public trust, protect the innocent, uphold the law. The daring fi lm posed questions about the infl uence of corporate interests and the role of law enforcement in society. It went on to spawn* two sequels (as well as an ill-fated* 2014 reboot).
Kevin Page, one of the fi lm’s original stars, recently revealed to THR‘s Heat Vision his gory* death (via the ED-209) wasn’t gory enough for the director, who kept seeking to make it gorier.
(SD-Agencies)
‘RoboCop’ returning to theaters for 30th
anniversary celebration
Mindy Kaling is expecting her fi rst child, according to a new report.
Multiple sources confi rmed the preg-nancy news to E!, with one insider call-ing it “an unexpected surprise.” “The Mindy Project” star is not publicly linked to anyone, and the outlet did not identify the father. Kaling has yet to comment.
She stepped out on Saturday to promote her latest fi lm, “A Wrinkle in Time,” at Disney’s D23 Expo in Ana-heim, California. The actress covered her (presumably*) growing baby bump in a black-and-white number from Christian Siriano.
While details have yet to be revealed about Kaling’s little boy or girl, one thing is for sure: She’s always wanted children.
“I think I’ve decided that unlike every-thing else in my life, I’m going to be fast and loose about kids,” she told Yahoo Style in September 2015. “I’m going to not actively plan, but if it happens, it would happen.”
Kaling even added that she hopes to have kids, “maybe imminently*.”
The actress continued, “I’m not cavalier* about who I would have a kid with. But the thing I ask every parent that I really admire, the one comment they all have is that they wish they had kids earlier.”
Kaling split with writer Benjamin Nugent in 2012 after about four years of dating. She also dated her “Offi ce” co-star, B.J. Novak, while they worked on the show together. The two remain very amicable* and even have a joint book deal together.
(SD-Agencies)
Mindy Kaling
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