Nicolas Cage. The man who we consider as unpredictable. Unpredictable in the sense that one day, he stars in action films that are praise-worthy and then the next he will be in one that shouldn't have seen the light of day. In 2011, Nicolas Cage stars yet in another film that seems to be so unfathomable it might just become good. "Drive Angry" has a weird name but even a weirder plot. Milton (Nicolas Cage) forces his way out of hell to save his granddaughter from being sacrificed by the cult who also murdered his daughter. He has 3 days before it is too late. While this is happening, the devil himself is out to get Milton and send him back to hell. Catch the premiere trailer of "Drive Angry" after the jump.
Not much can be seen from the trailer but it looks explosively fun. Still, we can't move on from "Drive Angry" sounding a little too close to "Ghost Rider" and we all know how that went. "Drive Angry" will be shown February 11, 2011.
In Hollywood Nicolas Cage is my Favorite Action hero. i have seen almost all his movies. I think this movie will also going to proof that cage is cage.....
ReplyDeleteCCSVI Clinic Receives Joint IRB Approval for Aftercare Protocol Study.
ReplyDeleteDr. Don Simonson, the Principal Investigator for the study agrees; “Of course there are other reasons that patients restenose, depending on the condition of their veins in the first place, and operator inexperience, so we have designed a study that isolates the aftercare protocol because we feel it may be at least as important, and in any case well worth studying.”
CCSVI Clinic is already sponsoring patients for this protocol with a 10-day stay in the hospital where patients will be imaged daily, post procedure. If there is evidence of re-occlusion, they will be taken back to the OR and re-treated. To comply with the IRB approval, once home, patients will be examined and/or surveyed at regular intervals by a Principle Investigator (PI) for several years after the treatment to study the changes. Patients will have regular consults with the surgeon who performed their procedure as part of the protocol.
More and more MS patients are reporting initial success (including vascular and some neurological differences) as a result of the venous angioplasty (liberation therapy) but then regression to previous symptoms sometimes within weeks post-procedure. It is estimated that the failure rate of the “liberation therapy” may be 50% or higher, even through the most experienced and best-known surgeons. Consequently, there is increasing concern amongst patients that the liberation therapy hypothesis needs to include a post-procedure protocol that is more refined than simply releasing the patient from the hospital or clinic within hours or a day of the procedure. If the study hypothesis is correct, it means that there are many other considerations that indicate a post-procedure stabilization period, re-examination, and re-treatment if necessary.Please log on to http://ccsviclinic.ca/?p=830 for more information.
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ReplyDeleteDrive Angry is a movie with some unpredictable twists. This is action movie so I think action lovers will like it. The performances of main lead characters are very nice. I find this movie one time watch. Thanks for the review.
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