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+10 The Vamps feat. Demi Lovato – Somebody To You (Best) +9 Neon Jungle – Braveheart +8 The Script – Superheroes +7 Rita Ora - I Will Never Let You Down +6 Little Mix – Salute +5 Kiesza - Hideaway +4 Zhu – Faded +3 Mr Probz - Waves +2 Jessie J, Ariana Grande & Nicki Minaj – Bang Bang +1 David Guetta feat. Sam Martin – Lovers On The Sun

+10 Ella Henderson - Ghost (Best) +9 Katy Perry feat. Juicy J - Dark Horse +8 Paloma Faith - Only Love Can Hurt Like This +7 Chris Brown feat. Lil Wayne - Loyal +6 SecondCity – I Wanna Feel +5 Pharrell Williams - Happy +4 Clean Bandit feat. Jess Glynne - Rather Be +3 Pitbull feat. Ke$ha - Timber +2 Idina Menzel - Let It Go +1 Sam Smith - Stay With Me

Britney One More Time to win!

***Flawless (feat. Nicki Minaj). She has much better songs than it..

"Locke" was originally shown outside competition at the Venice Film Festival last year while in my country, it was released in late July. I remember that it was chosen by several cinemas in my city but I did not know anything more about this movie apart from its title. Yet a neighborhood cinema choose it at quite a low price, so I took the chance to watch it on the big screen! Do not expect too much from "Locke" as film production since the whole plot unfolds within a car (in a BMW X5 to be precise). The protagonist Tom Hardy gives an excellent performance and it's the only good point of the film. His facial expressions and his temperament convinces the viewers of the big trouble which his character faces and literally he carries the entire film on him. Moreover, there are not other actors on his side and all this leads to an "one man show". I couldn't say that I found the directing so enjoyable as the performance of Hardy and the story was not so strong so as to keep our interest high. Steven Knight not only wrote the script of "Locke" but he was also responsible for directing and thus played a key role in the outcome of the film. If we compared it with "Buried" (2010), which had a similar concept, I think "Locke" looses in most of the parts. The first film is based on the survival of the protagonist with his mobile as a unique tool (since he is buried in the soil) while in the second film, the protagonist simply is trying to reach help by phone, to sort out his life, all the time being inside his car. To be honest, I did not find the script idea as shocking as it was reported by some newspapers and magazines. Critics maybe love it and I think that they were honest. However, the marketing team of the movie used the titles for making fuss in the official trailer. It was just a different approach to an issue which we have seen several times in the cinema. It was successfully made but it was not very interesting. The dark shots and the consecutive callings was somewhat tedious and annoying from time to time. Some extra outside shots could have been added to break up the monotony. Of course, it had some good moments but its context was quite depressive. I believe that it is one from those films that it doesn't need to be watched in the cinema. On the contrary, I would say that it is better to watch it at home. "Locke" is an alternative cinematic proposal which it will divide the audience. Surely, some people will deify it and others will totally pan it. Personally, I'm somewhere in the middle because I do not think that it was neither very good nor very bad. It just could be based on a more exciting script idea. I will recommend it only for cinema lovers who are hungry for quirky concepts and the fans of Tom Hardy, who gives the best performance of his life! xdaofZfgV_Q

I'm between "You'll See" and "Rain"..

"Ida" is a Polish black and white movie that came out in my country's cinemas one month ago. It has been getting rave reviews wherever it screened and it won many awards at various famous festivals. "Ida" is the formal proposal of Poland for the category of "Best Foreign Language Film" in the upcoming Oscar! I read an interview from director Paweł Pawlikowski, that "Ida" differs from all the other films that he has watched so far in his life. So, his statement was very intriguing to me. Finally, he was right but in a bad way. "Ida" is definitely one of the most boring movies I've seen at the cinema and the most boring movie of this year (so far)! The black and white dingy and depressing shots and the very few dialogues tired us a lot. If I did not drink two coffees that day, I would have fallen asleep in the cinema hall. Honestly, I can not find a reason to recommend it to anyone to watch. The story was more of the same (again with Jews, again with executions), the performances were cold and indifferent (except for the actress that plays Ida's aunt) and its development literally froze in the last half hour. Definitely, the directing wasn't bad and the cinematography was remarkable, however, the rest lacked a lot. If death could have represented from a movie, it wouldn't be anything but "Ida", because all the events happened excruciatingly slowly during the film. It was only 80 minutes but it felt like a whole century passed by. Nevertheless, I can't get over the fact that the movie theater was full of viewers. Of course, the majority of them were hipsters and culture lovers who never miss these kinds of films. However, the bad thing about them is that they always criticize badly the most cinematic works which do not have the "quality standards" such as "Ida". In additionally, many of them happen to have a professional capacity over films (magazines, newspapers, television) and influence many people with their suggestions. I think that they are the wrong people in the right places. The dead silence that accompanied most of the scenes were very annoying to me and I felt cheated from all those reviews. Well they say in my country : "Where you hear many cherries, keep a small basket". "Ida" is one of those movies that does not sell many tickets. However, it's one of the movies that has loyal audience who watches these movies in the cinema and not at their homes (as other genres). It has seven nominations for the 27th European Film Awards, and something tells me that it will come out winning in some of them. Moreover, the same thing happened last year with the unutterable "La Grande Bellezza" which literally swept most categories! Hopefully, this will not be repeated with the Academy Award for "Best Foreign Language Film" at the 87th Academy Awards Film because I will lose any idea of this ceremony which honors cinematic achievements in the film industry. ELIMeemx-FI

+15 Interstellar +14 X-Men: Days Of Future Past +13 Gone Girl +12 The Best Of Me +11 The Equalizer +10 Blended +9 Mr Peabody And Sherman +8 The Rover +7 Two Days, One Night +6 Veronica Mars +5 Sabotage +4 The Invisible Woman +3 What We Did On Our Holiday +2 Endless Love +1 About Last Night

Do you mean the babysitter? She was very good. I didn't like her at first but I changed my mind about her at the end of the film. It was a very sensitive story! I didn't expect it to be so good.

Too Lost In You

***Flawless (feat. Nicki Minaj)

:hi: Nelly! 1. NEW-ENTRY: Band Aid 30: Do They Know It’s Christmas? (2014) – ([01]-) (1 weeks) 111,741 Units (+111,741) I reallly love this cover. It's should be No.1 everywhere 2. NEW-ENTRY: Beyonce: 7/11 – (02-) (1 weeks) 95,778 Units (+95,778) Her videoclip is quite funny. 3.arrow down.gif 2: Marina and the Diamonds: Froot – (02-09-13-01-01-03-) (4 weeks) 377,791 Units (+63,852) silver.jpg I love her new song song. Marina never disappoints me. 10.arrow down.gif 1: Ella Henderson: Yours – (20-21-10-11-10-09-10-) (7 weeks) 164,951 Units (+36,281) Lovely performance 13.arrow up.gif 4: Beyonce: XO – (02-15-11-12-18-26-21-26-OUT-17-13-) (9 weeks) 303,297 Units (+28,564) silver.jpg "XO" is definitely one of my favourite songs this year. It's so underrated.. It should be one of her biggest sellling singles for me. 15.arrow down.gif 4: Marina and the Diamonds: Radioactive – (01-02-04-11-15-) (5 weeks) 361,828 Units (+26,605) silver.jpg One of my favourite songs in 2011! Underrated gem. 18.arrow down.gif 13: Marina and the Diamonds: Power & Control – (05-06-08-05-18-) (4 weeks) 250,087 Units (+21,284) silver.jpg I like this song but her management team shouldn't release it as a second single. Amateurs! 19.arrow down.gif 7: Marina and the diamonds: Valley Of The Dolls – (02-03-06-12-19-) (5 weeks) 244,766 Units (+20,183) silver.jpg Great album filler. 20.arrow down.gif 5: Take That: These Days – (01-07-09-18-15-20-) (6 weeks) 191,556 Units (+16,890) I love their new song but I think that they should release it with Kylie's vocals. It sounds so Kylie-ish..Especially the verses.. 21. arrow up.gif 3: Ella Henderson: Ghost – (06-05-05-14-10-17-16-26-21-23-21-26-29-12-23-09-10-10-11-12-14-22-20-25-22-16-24-21-) (27 weeks) 468,248 Units (+16,837) gold.jpg My favourite Uk No.1 this year!!! 22.arrow down.gif 16: Calvin Harris: Outside Ft. Ellie Goulding – (01-02-06-22-) (4 weeks) 186,235 Units (+16,438) It has grown on me lately.. 24.arrow down.gif 1: Lorde: Yellow Flicker Beat – (12-23-23-24-) (4 weeks) 58,531 Units (+14,321) One of my favourite songs in the last weeks. Her most catchy song. Btw, I haven't watched the movie yet. 29.arrow down.gif 8: Ella Henderson: Glow – (04-04-21-25-25-09-07-05-10-23-15-30-21-31-21-29-) (15 weeks) 297,976 Units (+7,283) silver.jpg One of the most underrated songs this year. It should be very successful. 34.arrow down.gif 5: One Direction: Night Changes - (29-34-) (2 weeks) 22,284 Units I really love this song and I feel that they have improved a lot with their music. I love the majority of your songs. Nice choices!

Vote : Disco Love because I'm not a feet lover (based on their artwork).. :lol: Save : Notorious, Just Can't Get Enough and What About Us

"Fight For This Love" was one my favourite songs that year. I still love it. The video was great too.

"Unfaithful" because it was a brainwashing song in my country. Radios stations loved it but they never persuaded me to change my opinion about it..

"What Maisie Knew" is an American social drama based on the homonymus novel by Henry James. It was first published in 1897 but the two writers Nancy Doyne and Carroll Cartwright adapted it to the modern era. Originally, it was screened at the Toronto Film Festival in September 2012 but it was released at the end of May this year in my country's cinemas. The truth is that we didn't remember the title of the film that period. We didn't watch the official trailer anywhere but its screening in a neighborhood cinema has given us the chance to watch it even so late. "What Maisie Knew" is one of those movies in which it needs to spend in your mind, so it can stew. When I left the cinema hall, I regarded it as a worthwhile social movie, but as the days passed, I realized that it is one of the best films of its kind. The young protagonist Onata Aprile identified with the role and she imparts to the audience the concerns, the worries, the fears and the rotations of all the emotions in which a child of separated parents has. In the case of Maisie, her parents had other priorities in their lives than to take care of her. Making parallel relationships with each lover that they found and giving a strong emphasis on their careers, they neglected their own child who ends up becoming "the ball" to each other because of their problematic relationship. This has a concequence on Maisie, unintentionally spending most of her time with her stepfather and stepmother. It is a touching story without melodrama and naive didacticism and concludes with this idea: that parents are not the ones that make children but those who grow with and really care for them. Besides, doesn't the same thing happen in normal life? After we have seen many times, adoptive parents grow to love with excess other people's children. As to performances, they were good enough by any actor/actress - although the little actress literally steals the show - and the plot of the movie did not tire at all. The directors Scott McGehee and David Siegel made a purposeful work and the music fits perfectly to the emotions of the small protagonist in every scene. "What Maisie Knew" received very positive reviews and was loved by a lot of people. It has a pretty good rating on IMDb (7,5) and most of them have only positive words to say. It's an interesting story that touches a chord with viewers and I imagine that many children of separated parents have been in similar situations. The film does not intend to make a difference with this movie, but it aims to remind the public that children need love, care and attention from both parents. Besides, the last scene of the film says it all. 9x4zFpGiN64

This album had great single choices but "True Blue" is my favourite song of this album. It has something sweet and nostalgic (both video and song).

"Holiday" because it's one of the songs which defined the 80's..

"Into The Groove" because it's one of her best singles.

Wear your mother's clothes and get out of here!

Madonna has many great songs!! I love many of them but I feel that "Hung Up" is my favourite.

Voted : "On Your Radar". Save : Issues, Forever Is Over, Notorious.

Very tough decision. All of them are 10/10. I voted "Dark Horse" but I feel like a shit..

10 Route 94 feat. Jess Glynne - My Love (Best) 09 Ariana Grande feat. Zedd – Break Free 08 Maroon 5 – Maps 07 Oliver Heldens & Becky Hill - Gecko 06 Professor Green feat. Tori Kelly – Lullaby 05 George Ezra - Budapest 04 Calvin Harris - Summer 03 Duke Dumont - I Got U 02 Aloe Blacc - The Man 01 Klingande – Jubel

10 G.R.L. - Ugly Heart (Best) 09 A Great Big World feat. Christina Aguilera - Say Something 08 Conchita Wurst – Rise Like a Phoenix 07 Kylie Minogue – Into The Blue 06 Shakira feat. Rihanna – Can't Remember To Forget You 05 Sigma - Nobody To Love 04 Nicki Minaj – Anaconda 03 Nico & Vinz - Am I Wrong 02 Sam Smith - Money On My Mind 01 Ten Walls – Walking With Elephants