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Directed By:  James Cameron

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With Star Trek, Gene Rodenberry sought to “seek out new worlds and to boldly go where no man has gone before.” With the $300,000,000 bombshell that is Avatar, James Cameron can proudly stand with Peter Jackson (remember his little Lord of the Rings trilogy?) and proclaim he too has gone where none have gone before.

I went to the theater tonight expecting something very similar to "The Air I Breathe" and the composition was similar in deed, "Powder Blue" is the story of four people, struggling with themselves and their fates.

i thought i would give this movie a chance because i must admit i really enjoyed the first. i went in with my expectations low and after the viewing i must admit i was'nt sorry. this movie is just OK. into the blue 1 was pretty good so a sequel was hard to do

the story was fine if not a little outdated and the acting was fine apart from a few silly actors letting the side down.

Billy Zane: Mikey Taylor
Estella Warren: Matty
Bernard Robichaud: Stanley
Jane Wheeler: Joyce
Lalesha Railsback: Nurse
Bunthivy Nou: TV Hostess
Josh Linton: Officer Eddie
Robbie O'Neill: Dickie Kline
Mandy Maclean: Jennifer
Paul F. McCarthy: Paramedic

Three childhood friends: Ryoko (Masami Nagasawa), Kazuya (Shinji Rachi) and Daisuke (Seiji Fukushi) grow up together on a remote island of Okinawa. Ryoko’s mother, Yukiko Morishita (Misato Tanaka), is a pianist who arrives from Tokyo to recuperate from an illness. She falls in love with a fisherman, then marries him and gives birth to their daughter Ryoko shortly before passing away.Daisuke and Kazuya are born the same year as Ryoko and the three children grow up like brothers and sisters, but as they enter adulthood, they each begin heading toward their own separate paths. Kazuya decides to remain on the island to become a fisherman, while Daisuke is accepted into an art school in Naha and Ryoko considers leaving the island to study nursing. But during the spring of their 18th year friendship, Kazuya sings a song of love, “Tubarama” to Ryoko, forever changing the relationship between the three friends…

Three childhood friends: Ryoko (Masami Nagasawa), Kazuya (Shinji Rachi) and Daisuke (Seiji Fukushi) grow up together on a remote island of Okinawa. Ryoko’s mother, Yukiko Morishita (Misato Tanaka), is a pianist who arrives from Tokyo to recuperate from an illness. She falls in love with a fisherman, then marries him and gives birth to their daughter Ryoko shortly before passing away.Daisuke and Kazuya are born the same year as Ryoko and the three children grow up like brothers and sisters, but as they enter adulthood, they each begin heading toward their own separate paths. Kazuya decides to remain on the island to become a fisherman, while Daisuke is accepted into an art school in Naha and Ryoko considers leaving the island to study nursing. But during the spring of their 18th year friendship, Kazuya sings a song of love, “Tubarama” to Ryoko, forever changing the relationship between the three friends…

250 ft deep lies the secret of Blue. Treasure hunters come in droves, lured by tales of a fabled treasure. But none but one has ever returned from the deadly depths of the Pacific Ocean; leaving behind a bloody trail and even more intriguing rumours… For not only is the treasure inaccessible; it’s guarded night and day by deadly sharks.Aarav, Sagar and Sam – three men with differing motives – find themselves diving deep into these murky depths – to hunt for the treasure.For wealthy Aarav, it’s about the intoxicating high of more money and more risk.For honest Sagar, it’s only about saving his girlfriend Mona and his brother.For dare devil Sam, it’s simply a matter of life and death – his own.As emotions run high and motives run deep, the dark side of human nature lays bared. And hundreds of feet underwater, Aarav, Sagar and Sam grapple, initially with……

A middle aged music composer finds himself trapped in the seductive web of a young, sexy vocalist who is looking for her own fifteen seconds of fame…