HEADLINES FOR MARCH 26, 2027
This winter's highly acclaimed
Children of Men, an account of life in futuristic England,
is coming out on DVD on March 27th. Thus, we thought it would be a splendid idea to have our
readers send in news headlines for the year 2027. The headlines can be about
various events, such
as entertainment, politics, business, environment or sports, or whatever else
tickles your fancy.
And guess what? We're giving a way a copy of Children of Men to the person who sends us the best headline.
About Children of Men
In the year 2027, eighteen years
since the last baby was born, disillusioned Theo
(Clive Owen) becomes an unlikely champion of the human
race when he is asked by his former lover (Julianne Moore)
to escort a young pregnant woman out of the country as quickly
as possible. In a thrilling race against time, Theo will risk
everything to deliver the miracle the whole world has been waiting for.
Co-starring Michael Caine, filmmaker Alfonso Cuaron's Children of Men
is the powerful film Pete Hammond of
Maxim calls âmagnificent...a unique and totally original vision.â
Bonus Features
The Children of Men DVD and HD-DVD includ
e exclusive looks behind-the-scenes with the critically acclaimed
filmâs creators and actors including:
· Deleted Scenes!
· Possibility of Hope â A chilling documentary features the world's leading futurists and philosophers examining social and economic shifts that find expression in Children of Men.
· Theo and Julian â In exclusive on-set interviews, actors Clive Owen and Julianne Moore offer up insights and secrets about the complex and compelling characters they have created in Children of Men .
· Futuristic Designs - Director Alfonso Cuarón created an original and dynamic vision of the future for this film. Follow his vision as it goes from concept to seething cinematic life in this featurette.
· Visual Effects: Creating the Baby - Uncover the incredible visual effects used to create a life-like baby in the film.
· Men Under Attack â Children of Men features amazingly realistic scenes of the chaos and violence and groundbreaking, Oscar®-nominated cinematography by Emmanuel Lubezki, called by Rolling Stone's Peter Travers "a weaver of visual miracles." This mini-documentary breaks down two of the most terrifying scenes in the film â the café explosion and a car under violent attack from all sides - to show how the filmmakers created sequences in which "You don't just watch the scene, you live inside it, ducking each fresh, ferocious assault."
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