NES-style remix of the final battle theme from Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story (called Mario & Luigi RPG 3 in Japan) on the Nintendo DS. Arranged by me using FamiTracker. The original music is © Nintendo and no infringement is intended.

Sonny with a Chance (2009)
Creator: Steve Marmel
Release Date: 8 February 2009 (USA)
Demi Lovato,Tiffany Thornton,Sterling Knight,Brandon Smith,Doug Brochu,Allisyn Ashley Arm.

The Leverage team attempts to con a tabloid newscaster with a fake story about a government cover-up with Sophie taking the reins as the mastermind, but problems she can't anticipate start to arise.

Eddie Furlong performances are genius, so thats one reason to watch this cyber mystery!
Thomas Cross, the 'hero' of this movie, is a sallow-faced, baggy-eyed, sartorially-challenged Billy-No-Mates: the kind of harmless lowlife who you could easily imagine passing his evenings – before the rise of the internet – furtively peering between the curtains of old women's bedrooms. Cross is played by Edward Furlong, who admirably makes no effort to elevate the character he plays above the somewhat necessarily seedy demeanour demanded by his role. Cross is a computer programmer with a thing for installing cameras about his workplace so that he can watch female colleagues adjusting their tights, etc. When he's not ogling the women he works with, he sits alone in front of his computer screen ogling a woman he doesn't know, courtesy of a webcam site. One night, however, having sidestepped a firewall intended to block unwanted visitors, he witnesses the woman's grisly murder, and quickly finds himself the main suspect (he's in London and she's in Holland but what the hell…). Only comely policewoman Claire Bligh (Emilia Fox) believes he is innocent and, when she is taken off the case and it is closed unsolved, she enlists the help of Mark Hayward (Chiwetel Ejiofor), another (less nerdy) techie, and it is this trio that makes up the three blind mice of the title.
There's an intriguing idea behind the story, but it's one that needs a surer hand than that of unknown director Mathias Ledoux, and a much larger budget to match its undeniable ambition. It does manage to avoid the problem of many movies in which computers play a large part, in that we aren't faced with interminable scenes of people tapping away on their keyboards with expressions that match the content of the message that their disembodied voices speak, but unfortunately, this flick doesn't have a lot more going for it. You get the impression it's supposed to be making some great statement about the intrusion of survei

Miley convinces Lilly and Oliver that she likes being single, but they keep trying to set her up with dates. When she meets Traci Van Horn's "faux beau" Adam, she decides to use him to fool her friends into thinking she has found someone she likes. Adam cancels at the last moment but sends his uncouth friend Ralphie in his place. Miley is determined to look happy in front of Lilly and Oliver, and has to come up with a way to get rid of him without revealing her deception. Meanwhile, Rico starts to be nice to Jackson after he causes him to be injured, but Jackson doesn't believe him.

Charlotte has "mastered" her powers and tells Lewis she's better than the girls and is therefore a "super mermaid". With Lewis's birthday coming, Charlotte is determined to plan the "perfect" party for him and refuses to accept the girls' ideas. Rikki gets fed up and leaves to spend time with Zane, excluding herself from the group. Charlotte invites all her friends rather than Lewis's and chooses Lewis's least favorite music. To keep Cleo and Emma from "ruining" the party, Charlotte secretly traps them inside the pool room, uses wind to shut the door, freezes the knob, and turns them into mermaids. To keep Lewis from getting suspicious, Charlotte lies to Lewis and tells him that the girls had to go. When Ash tells Rikki he can't find Cleo and Emma, Rikki rushes to the party, melts open the door, turns them back into girls, and arranges for a party boat - Lewis's favorite - to come so Lewis can escape. Lewis is thrilled to realize he can escape from Charlotte's total failure of a birthday celebration. As Lewis, Cleo, Emma, and Rikki board the boat, the girls tell Charlotte they know what she's done and that they no longer want to be her friend.

This is a NES-style remix of the Boss Battle theme from the Nintendo DS game Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story (called Mario & Luigi RPG 3 in Japan). I sequenced this remix myself using a program called FamiTracker. The original music is © Nintendo and no infringement is intended.

Nothing stays buried forever. Three teenagers blackmail a serial killer. A stylish & thrillin story till the end!!!
James Tresswick and Mark Vincent are victims of a brutal bully Gary Parker who has maltreated both boys, marking their bodies and spoiling their young lives. In their last year of high school, James and Mark find a way to stop being victims. They're going to kill Gary; Wandering alone around an isolated forest - the suspected site of the disappearance of a local girl - 17 yo Mark strays upon an adult male filling in a trench. It's suspicious and tantalizing. Mark returns with his friend James and Chasley Keys and they bring shovels to exhume what will probably be rotting garbage or someone's dead pet - or so they tell themselves. They find the ghostly white body of a woman. She's a tourist - a Canadian backpacker. The "trench" is a grave. The "adult male" is her killer. And they've got him by the balls. Responding to Mark's intimations James floats an idea to seek out "the sicko". It'll be a bit of fun. He's confident the guy lives in their suburb; Mark saw his car parked on a trail; Mark knows what the car looks like; Mark knows what he looks like. It can be done. Chasely goes along with it. No surprise. James has done all her thinking since they started a relationship. Mark agrees because he's got a thing for Chasely and he'd like to appear a bit more like her boyfriend, but mostly Mark agrees because he carries a culpable secret. They find the car and the killer 24 hours later. He's got the same house as everyone else and a kid and a wife. Jeez, it's anticlimactic. Then, in Chasely's bedroom, as the girl cleans up the latest damage done to Mark's face by an animal called Gary Parker, James floats another idea; What if the killer were contacted and told the name of a guy that they'd like to see dropped in a hole of his own? He's their secret, isn't he? They kind of own him, don't they? If he thinks they might let him go he'd do anything, wouldn't he

Peter parodies three of Stephen King's most famous works: Stand by Me, starring preteen Peter, Quagmire, Cleveland and Joe; Misery, starring Brian and Stewie; and The Shawshank Redemption, starring Peter and Cleveland.

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