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SAN DIEGO, Jan. 15, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- ESET, the global leader in proactive digital protection with a 25 year track record of developing award-winning technology, today announced the latest release of its flagship consumer products: ESET Smart Security 6 and ESET NOD32 Antivirus 6.
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Enhancements to both products include advancements in threat detection, more thorough cleaning of infected systems, and an improved user experience. ESET NOD32 Antivirus 6 is a fast and powerful antivirus solution with improved usability and upgrades to the scanning engine for better overall performance. Both products benefit from Anti-Phishing protection as well as the new ESET Social Media Scanner App, which protects users and their linked friends against attacks launched from within Facebook. ESET Smart Security 6 further extends that functionality by adding unique Anti-Theft capabilities.
"ESET has always worked to be the fastest, most accurate, and complete antivirus solution available," said Andrew Lee, CEO, ESET North America. "With the release of Version 6, we believe we have delivered on that promise while improving usability, driving value for our customers, and making it possible for people to use and enjoy their technology with confidence. Cyber security is about more than just technology. It's about helping people make good decisions."
In planning the latest product versions, ESET researched and evaluated the most prevalent security issues affecting North American customers. The findings reinforced that laptop and device theft continue to be a growing concern. A wide variety of sources identify computer theft as a leading cause of data breaches and identity fraud. Without protection, it is very unlikely that stolen computers are ever recovered.
In addition to computer theft, identity fraud remains a crucial issue. More than 11.5 million Americans were victims of identity fraud in 2011, according to Javelin Strategy & Research. Social media is also a growing factor in the threat landscape with nearly five percent of Facebook users reporting some degree of identity theft.*
ESET Social Media Scanner protects social media users from malicious content, including their profile, wall, newsfeed and private messages. Protection continues even when the user is not logged into their Facebook account. If an infection is found, a notification arrives by email, so that the user can take immediate action. ESET also helps the user's friends stay a safe distance from malicious content, checking their walls for potentially dangerous links. For more on the ESET Social Media Scanner, please visit http://www.eset.com/social-media-scanner.
ESET Anti-Theft helps locate missing devices and makes it possible to monitor activity on lost or stolen laptops, notebooks, tablets and more.
"At ESET we do not want our customers to pay extra for what we consider to be an integral part of a complete personal security solution," said Ignacio Sbampato, ESET Chief Sales and Marketing Officer. "We are among the first vendors to have added the new Anti-Theft feature into the product at no extra cost rather than offering it as a standalone application."
ESET Anti-Phishing offers increased protection against digital identity theft. According to the global Online Security Brand Tracker Survey**, worldwide protection against phishing websites is highly valued among computer users with 68 percent considering this function important. In the latest AV-Comparatives single product test ***, ESET Smart Security 6 ranked as one of the most effective products blocking almost 94 percent of threats. The dedicated Anti-Phishing module in V6 includes an extended database of phishing sites as well as verified reports by users via http://phishing.eset.com.
Both ESET Version 6 products have received the Windows® 8 Certification and use the "Windows 8 Compatible" logo. They are available in the Microsoft® Company Windows 8 Store.
Selected features and benefits of ESET Smart Security 6
Anti-Theft–Automatically monitors a missing device and displays its position on a map based on visible Wi-Fi networks in range when it comes online.
Anti-Phishing Module–Protects the user from attempts by fake websites masquerading as trustworthy ones to acquire sensitive information such as usernames, passwords or banking and credit card details.
Personal Firewall–Prevents unauthorized users from accessing the computer and taking advantage of personal data. Users can safely go online to shop, bank and use social media.
Parental Control–Helps keep kids safe on the internet with age appropriate site categories linked to blocking controls.
Idle-State Scanning–Performs in-depth scans when the computer is not in use, aiding system performance and detecting potential inactive threats before they can cause any damage.
Selected features and benefits of both ESET NOD32 Antivirus 6 and ESET Smart Security 6
ESET Social Media Scanner–Protects the social media user and their friends from malicious content, including protection of their profile, wall, newsfeed and private messages.
Antivirus and Antispyware–Provides proactive protection against all types of online/offline threats and prevents the spread of malware to other users.
Cloud-powered Scanning–Speeds up scans by whitelisting safe files based on ESET's file reputation database.
Scan While Downloading Files–Decreases access time to downloaded files by scanning them during the download process.
For more information about the products and a complete list of features and benefits please go to ESET Smart Security 6 and ESET NOD32 Antivirus 6.
*Javelin Strategy & Research, "2011 Identity Fraud Survey Report: Identity Fraud Decreases – but Remaining Frauds Cost Consumers More Time & Money." February 22, 2012.
**Online Security Brand Tracker wave 7 is a global research project measuring brand performance of leading security software products in the home user segment. The survey is representative of 1.3 billion Internet users across six continents. Its objective is to gain knowledge of the current situation and trends on key markets; obtain market information and interpretations to manage sales and marketing activities of ESET, as well as technological development of its products. The number of selected countries was 49; field work was carried out by InSites Consulting (Belgium) on online panels of respondents, with analysis conducted by United Consultants (Slovakia) throughout April– May 2012).
***AV-Comparatives, Single Product Test, January 2013: http://www.av-comparatives.org/images/docs/sp_rev_eset_201301_en.pdf
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About ESET
ESET is on the forefront of security innovation, delivering trusted protection to make the Internet safer for businesses and consumers. IDC has recognized ESET as a top five corporate anti-malware vendor and one of the fastest growing companies in its category. Trusted by millions of users worldwide, ESET is one of the most recommended security solutions in the world. ESET NOD32 Antivirus consistently achieves the highest accolades in all types of comparative testing, and powers the virus and spyware detection in ESET Smart Security, ESET Cybersecurity for Mac, ESET Endpoint Security and ESET Endpoint Antivirus. ESET has global headquarters in Bratislava (Slovakia), with regional distribution centers in San Diego (U.S.), Buenos Aires (Argentina), and Singapore; with offices in Sao Paulo (Brazil) and Prague (Czech Republic). ESET has malware research centers in Bratislava, San Diego, Buenos Aires, Singapore, Prague, Kosice (Slovakia), Krakow (Poland), Montreal (Canada), Moscow (Russia), and an extensive partner network for 180 countries. For more information, visit http://www.eset.com/us or call +1 (619) 876-5400.
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Rediscovering Eco-Cities: Is This Possible in the Era of Globalization?
The "ecological revolution" is required to go back and live in co-existence with nature.
Recently I have been to Auroville, an experimental universal township in Tamilnadu and Puduchhery of southern India. This was founded in 1968 by Mirra Alfassa known as "The Mother". Auroville came to be known as a global village, as the prime motive behind this project is to demonstrate that people all over the world can live together in harmony. The project has received the endorsement from the Government of India as well as UNESCO. This village can accommodate a population of around 50,000 in the future. What struck me is the design.
The village area has been divided into three concentric zones. The inner most is the core is the peace area. The area also has a lake to serve as a ground water recharge area. An adjoining circular area is divided into residential zones comprising 189 hectares, a zone for green industries comprising 109 hectares, an international zone (74 hectares) for a living demonstration of human unity, and a cultural zone (93 hectares) for research and other activities. The outer ring is the green belt, at present comprising 405 hectares, which has been successfully transformed from a wasteland into a green ecosystem. This zone has organic farms, dairies, orchards, etc., is also meant to be a barrier against urban encroachment, and finally meant to offset the human footprint. The village also extensively uses solar energy and has designed the buildings in such a way that they consume less energy.
Auroville is categorised as eco-city or sustainable city. Several examples of eco-cities exist in the world. Before the word eco-cities became fashionable in the modern era, India had several such historical examples.
Auroville is remarkably similar to what Kautilya has suggested way back in the fourth century BC on how a town or city should be planned. Kautilya is regarded as the father of political science. First and foremost, unlike the emphasis on GDP, the productive capital, Kautilya clearly recognised the role of forests, water bodies, and mountains etc as frontiers and collective wealth. The arthashastra recognised that waste (pollution) must be disposed in a proper way so as not to affect the environment. Arthashashtra suggests that the city be divided into four concentric circles. The main city is located at the centre and should have perennial source of water. Surrounding this central city are the villages located amidst the mixed land use — pastures, agriculture. Forests for recreation and economic benefits formed the outskirts of the settlement. The forest based industries are suggested to be located adjacent to the forests and settlement area. The forests in wilderness formed the outermost concentric circle and these have to be protected. These forests were occupied by tribes with traditional knowledge and enjoyed de facto rights on the forests.
Thus, the importance of cities living in harmony with nature has been emphasised. The ancient Indian science Vastu shastra is entirely devoted to the science of architecture. Vastu shastra is a treatise on architectural planning, construction and design and emphasizes the right selection of the site given the nature of slope, colour, strength of soil and the direction of the plot. Vastu emphasizes optimal utilization of five elements: earth, water, fire, wind and cosmic space for harmonious living. The key contention is that when we build something we are interacting with the positive and negative forces of nature and it is vital to have a net positive energy flow (called bio flow or Prana).
Depending on the shape of the plot and its size, several plans called Vastu Purusha Mandalas divided into four concentric zones were suggested. The innermost zone is called Brahmastana, which is the place for total awareness. The next three circles in order represent Daiva (enlightenment), Manushya (consciousness) and Paisacha (grossness) respectively. The Brahmastana is always occupied by a temple or a palace, and the construction is suggested in the second and third zones. The ancient Indian cities of Pataliputra and Takshasila were constructed based on Vaastu principles. The modern Indian cities of Jaipur and Chandigarh and the temple cities of Tirupati and Madurai also follow Vastu principles.
So the history repeats itself. Now we have reinvented the same old philosophy of living in harmony with nature through the name of eco-cities or sustainable cities.
What are the key attributes of eco-cities? These cities are designed as follows:
1) Require minimal input from the rest of the world
2) Transfers minimal externalities to the rest of the world
3) They produce their own food, water and energy
4) Rely on using local material and on the natural flow
5) Have more wilderness and open spaces
6) Use natural solutions for stabilising micro-climates and use renewable energy sources.
7) Ideally they are smaller in size requiring less transportation of goods and services
8) Eliminate all carbon waste
Transforming the existing mega cities into eco-cities may be difficult. However, building new eco-cities is quite possible. If we are successful in building the eco-cities, it is possible to make positive economic, social environmental and ecological impacts.
In this era of high population pressure is it possible to have zero carbon and ecological footprint? There are several cities in the world which are named as "eco-cities". But do we have some certification process to validate the claims?
The reason why it is important to have this process set up is due to the ambiguity of the term "eco-city". We live in the era of globalization, which involves goods travelling long distances. The trade happens due to comparative advantage. That is, if a product X costs less in country A than country B due to some natural endowments, it makes sense for countries to trade due to comparative advantage.
Now, if an eco-city limits its production and imports goods from outside the city zone, to whom should we assign the carbon and ecological foot print ? For example, a resident living in eco-city would like to consume apples, Kiwis or Oranges, but which are not grown nearby. He has to import apples, which involves some externalities. To whom should these emissions be attributed to? This may be same for the other materials which are not available locally say rice, wheat, vegetables, etc., or material required for building the eco-city. A resident in an eco-city may have to use textiles or leather goods which are highly polluting. To whom should this pollution be attributed? Are we also assuming that living in eco-city also means changing the consumption patterns?
In fact this is the situation in today's era of globalization. We cannot think of ourselves as living in a Robinson Crusoe economy — a closed economy with no trade. We need to clarify the ambiguities surrounding the measurement of footprints associated with eco-cities.
Having few eco-cities might not make a very big difference to the world, as they still have to depend on the external world for things other than food, water and energy. However, this is nevertheless a positive change. But if we have several such cities connected with each other, it is probably possible to minimize their carbon foot print and ecological foot print.
Just imaging and designing an eco-city is not sufficient. We also need to change our mindset and attitude. This might require an "ecological revolution" to go back and live in co-existence with nature.
Haripriya Gundimeda
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Marching bands from high schools across southeast Georgia will be in Statesboro Saturday to compete in the 38th Annual East Georgia Marching Band Festival.
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A man accused of waving a gun in two local restaurants on the same day was arrested Monday for his actions, police said.
ATLANTA - Democrat Michelle Nunn of Georgia is out with another ad showing her with former President George H.W. Bush, who's asked her not to use him in her campaign for the state's open Senate seat.
The Kiwanis Ogeechee Fair Parade Monday was one of the largest and most successful in the Statesboro Kiwanis Club's history.
ATLANTA - Democrat Jason Carter's call for a separate state education budget and his promise that it will increase funding for schools is the hallmark of his campaign for Georgia governor against incumbent Republican Nathan Deal.
This week is National Collegiate Alcohol Awareness Week, and Georgia Southern University's Office of Alcohol & Other Drugs Programs has a variety of student events planned throughout the week to bring attention to the serious public health issues posed by excessive drinking among college students.
Georgia Southern University officials are investigating a complaint that Dr. Tom McMullen crosses the line to preaching in his history classes.
Georgia Bureau of Investigation agents are looking into allegations of jury tampering that led to a recent mistrial regarding a civil suit filed more than seven years ago.
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Jimmy Skrine is a man of few words.
A top Georgia Southern University administrator has been named the interim president of Georgia Southwestern State University in Americus.
After a six-day trial, a Bulloch County jury acquitted one of two men Friday charged with murdering a Statesboro preacher, but convicted the other, who was in prison at the time.
Jurors for the murder trial of a preacher killed in his sleep in June 2013 will resume deliberation today.
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The Averitt Center for the Arts will kick off the holiday season with "Christmas Around the World" performances this weekend.
A woman who pleaded guilty in the "hit style" murder of her husband testified Wednesday in the trial of two men charged in the same case.
The Pilot Club of Statesboro will host its 34th annual fundraiser breakfast on Saturday from 6-11 a.m. at RJ's Steakery.
The Seventh Annual Turkey Trot 5K will take over the streets of downtown Statesboro Saturday morning.
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Derrick Grayson applauded for education leadership (TMOT)Submitted by TemeculaPatriot on Wed, 04/16/2014 - 16:45
April 15, 2014 Alpharetta, GA – The founders of the Georgia volunteer citizen organization, About Common Core, honored Conservative Republican candidate for U.S. Senate, Derrick Grayson, as the only candidate in the Senate race to receive the Education Freedom Award at a ceremony held in downtown Alpharetta yesterday. Grayson set himself apart from the rest of the candidates, by signing a pledge and vowing to repeal Common Core. Grayson stands firm on the principles of bringing education back to the states, where the power is given back to teachers and parents.
Fellow rancher's viral letter explains so much about why ranchers support 'hero' Bundy.Submitted by Repo Our Republic on Wed, 04/16/2014 - 16:06
"There have been a lot of people criticizing Clive Bundy because he did not pay his grazing fees for 20 years. The public is also probably wondering why so many other cowboys are supporting Mr. Bundy even though they paid their fees and Clive did not.
A Loyal Soldier Doesn't Deserve ThisSubmitted by Michael Nystrom on Wed, 04/16/2014 - 13:32
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by Nicholas Kristof | April 12, 2014
...Yet the shadow of war is difficult to escape, and a United States veteran still kills himself (or, sometimes, herself) almost once each hour. A few weeks ago, Leigh Anna returned the ring Mike had given to her and called off their engagement. She says she still loves Mike, but she is 26 and full of dreams, and he's a veteran with post-traumatic stress disorder and a brain injury that, for all his intelligence, leaves him speaking slowly and sometimes sounding punch drunk. He muddles his age, forgets his address, struggles to hold a job, and he isn't getting much help from Veterans Affairs.
"I want a family, and I want a lot of things girls want," Leigh Anna told me, crying softly. "There are things I'm giving up."
Leigh Anna has stood by Mike for three and a half years, but how much does a girlfriend sign on for? She isn't sure what to think now. "I'm taking it a day at a time," she said.
Iraq is but a fading memory for most Americans, and Afghanistan may soon recede as well. But for countless others like Mike and Leigh Anna, the war continues and will for decades to come.
GOP 'contempt' bill would cut off Holder's pay – yes, please!Submitted by Reggie Wanker on Wed, 04/16/2014 - 13:20
It's Official: America is an OLIGARCHY and NOT a DemocracySubmitted by emalvini on Wed, 04/16/2014 - 12:52
It's Official: America is an OLIGARCHY and NOT a Democracy
Posted on April 16, 2014 by WashingtonsBlog
Scientific Study Shows that the U.S. Is an Oligarchy
We noted last year:
American democracy – once a glorious thing – has devolved into an oligarchy, according to two leading IMF officials, the former Vice President of the Dallas Federal Reserve, the head of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, Moody's chief economist and many others.
But don't take their word for it …
Does Cliven Bundy Have Something Called "Prescriptive Rights" (Ben Swann)Submitted by Repo Our Republic on Wed, 04/16/2014 - 12:28
By Ben Swann.
In this ongoing story surrounding cattle rancher Cliven Bundy, there are a series of questions media has ignored. For instance, in the 20 years Bundy hasn't been paying his fees, why hasn't he been taken to court? Why this year, spend nearly $1,000,000 of taxpayer money to round up 400 cattle that ultimately have to be returned? Why didn't the BLM just place a lien on the cattle rather than attempting to take them by force and then auction them off? The Bureau of Land Management has suffered a huge black eye this week because of their response to the Bundy situation. Perhaps though, there is a reason the BLM chose force over the courts.
Among the questions Devlin asked of the BLM, "Is it possible that this guy (Cliven Bundy) has prescriptive rights?" The response from top officials at the BLM, "We are worried that he might and he might use that defense."
So what exactly are prescriptive rights? Prescriptive right to property is an easement that gives some one the right to use land owned by someone else for a particular purpose. An example is using a path through Party A's land to get to your land, a prescriptive easement is allowed which gives the user the right to get to his land through A's property.
The Constitution…Be Careful What You Wish ForSubmitted by Marc Clair on Wed, 04/16/2014 - 12:24
I've discussed before the trouble with relying on the Constitution when making arguments for this or that policy, particularly among libertarians. There is a great irony in seeing those that deride "statism" stand side-by-side with a document that created one of the largest, most overreaching states in the history of the world.
Tails: Inside the Operating System Edward Snowden Used to Evade the NSASubmitted by Michael Nystrom on Wed, 04/16/2014 - 11:31
BY Klint Finley | Wired | 04.14.14
When NSA whistle-blower Edward Snowden first emailed Glenn Greenwald, he insisted on using email encryption software called PGP for all communications. But this month, we learned that Snowden used another technology to keep his communications out of the NSA's prying eyes. It's called Tails. And naturally, nobody knows exactly who created it.
Tails is a kind of computer-in-a-box. You install it on a DVD or USB drive, boot up the computer from the drive and, voila, you're pretty close to anonymous on the internet. At its heart, Tails is a version of the Linux operating system optimized for anonymity. It comes with several privacy and encryption tools, most notably Tor, an application that anonymizes a user's internet traffic by routing it through a network of computers run by volunteers around the world.
Snowden, Greenwald and their collaborator, documentary film maker Laura Poitras, used it because, by design, Tails doesn't store any data locally. This makes it virtually immune to malicious software, and prevents someone from performing effective forensics on the computer after the fact. That protects both the journalists, and often more importantly, their sources.
The Truth About Gun ViolenceSubmitted by TommyPaine on Wed, 04/16/2014 - 11:12
Nobody knows how many firearms are owned in the USA. The estimates from various sources range from about 200,000,000 to about 300,000,000.
There are roughly 30,000 deaths each year from firearms, and the vast majority of those -- about 2/3 -- are suicides.
WSJ - Homeless Lose a Longtime Last Resort: Living in a CarSubmitted by Diamond Dog on Wed, 04/16/2014 - 09:39
Found this story linked from another one I just posted on people living in cars.
For months now, Mr. Smith has feared he might lose his current home, which is stationed on a street near a quiet Palo Alto park. An ordinance passed by Palo Alto last year would punish people cited for living in a vehicle with as much as a $1,000 fine or six months in jail.
"You're at risk of losing everything," Mr. Smith said recently. "It's a weird feeling that until you've lived this way, you don't realize what it's like."
For the moment, the city has delayed enforcing the ban while the Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals considers a challenge to a similar law in Los Angeles. A decision is expected in the next few months and could affect similar laws in cities including nearby San Jose and Santa Clara. At least 70 cities across the nation have laws targeting people who live in their vehicles.
A New Low in the War on the Poor: Criminalizing People Who Live in Cars IsSubmitted by Diamond Dog on Wed, 04/16/2014 - 09:27
by Mark Karlin | Truth Out
The war on the homeless - in which some cities have passed laws outlawing giving food to the homeless, not to mention longstanding laws against "vagrancy" - has taken a cruel turn. Now, some municipalities are outlawing living in cars and other vehicles.
Audio: Matt Taibbi On Unequal Justice In The Age Of InequalitySubmitted by Michael Nystrom on Tue, 04/15/2014 - 23:03
Muckraking journalist Matt Taibbi makes us look at what we might want to avoid, ignore. And he does it with a rage that compels us to keep looking. He's gone after the lords of Wall Street as a "great vampire squid wrapped around the face of humanity." This time out, he's going after a great skewing, he says, of American justice. In an age of great inequality, says Taibbi, our rule of law has been subverted. Divided into two tiers. Free passes for the rich. Criminalization for the poor. This hour On Point: Matt Taibbi on separate and unequal American justice in the age of inequality.
Flashback: Sen. Reid Breaks Ground for Nevada Solar Farm Near Bundy RanchSubmitted by emalvini on Tue, 04/15/2014 - 22:56
Flashback: Sen. Reid Breaks Ground for Nevada Solar Farm Near Bundy Ranch
The senator's plan for solar farms in Nevada wasn't just limited to the shelved project near Laughlin
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Buffalo shreds gun registrations - Safe Act deadlineSubmitted by tony m on Tue, 04/15/2014 - 22:33
Despite deadline, protesters 'will not comply' with SAFE Act
Chants at the rally included "We will not comply" and "Cuomo's got to go." Some of the signs included: "Millions of Gun Owners Hurt No One Yesterday" and "You Won't Get Gun Control By Disarming Law Abiding Citizens."
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In this day and age, the word 'reboot' needs to join death and taxes in the certainties of life. Whilst author Tom Clancy may have recently departed this mortal coil, his character Jack Ryan, lives on in its fourth incarnation. Previously portrayed by Alec Baldwin, Harrison Ford, and Ben Affleck, the latest sees Star Trek's Chris Pyne step into the shoes of the CIA operative.
After witnessing the New York terrorist attacks on 9/11, economics student Jack Ryan (Chris Pine) is inspired to join the Marine Corps, and upon deployment to Afghanistan is critically injured in an attack on his chopper convoy. A decade later (and following rigorous rehabilitation by his doctor turned wife Cathy (Keira Knighley) Ryan), Jack Ryan, now a CIA field operative, is embedded to a stock broking firm where he has uncovered evidence pointing to significant financial embezzlement.
Dispatched to the institution's Moscow headquarters, Ryan is quickly upgraded to an agent after an attack on his life, which may or may not have been perpetrated by the shady fund head Viktor Cheverin (Kenneth Branagh), whose plans have grave repercussions for the security of the U.S. economy.
Starting life as a spec script entitled 'Moscow,' at some stage a bright spark at Paramount thought it could be turned into a vehicle to return Jack Ryan to cinema screens for the first time since 2002's The Sum of All Fears, which was received with a resounding thud.
The latest reboot of Jack Ryan is a solid effort that for the most part entertains quite reasonably. Unfortunately, under the light of hugely successful reboots, including Casino Royale and Batman Begins, and compared to the high octane thrills of the Mission Impossible and Bourne franchises, Ryan seems quite limp and anemic indeed.
The cast, including Paramount's new favorite son Chris Pine, who is quite dashing as the all-American patriot, are all quite solid and reliable leads. Keira Knightley looks a little lost at times, but she is more than adept at handling the role of intermediary to Kenneth Branagh. Branagh is probably most known to younger audiences from his brief, but memorable recurring role in the Harry Potter series, despite his wider filmography being substantially more impressive.
Branagh took a uncharacteristic leap behind the camera for Marvel's Thor in 2009, which despite kick starting the franchise fine enough, showed little evidence of the artistic or even Shakespearean flair that he is quite adept at. In Jack Ryan, Branagh is both in front of, and behind the camera - neither of which will prove to be his career highpoints in years to come.
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Love them or hate them, factory-made Hollywood romantic comedies are a staple of cinema: the faces may change but the same formula exists. It's these films that writer-director David Wain pokes fun at in lively comedy They Came Together, in a similar vein to 80s classics Airplane! and The Naked Gun.
Wain's debut feature was 2001's Wet Hot American Summer, in which he similarly parodied summer-camp movies. Since then he has produced a mixed bag of offerings - the terrific Role Models (2008) was followed by the laclustre Wanderlust (2012).
They Came Together, which featured at Greenwich's Sundance Film Festival in April, is itself a mixed bag. For every joke that lands there's one that misses - it's saving grace being there's a lot of them, so enough laughs to make it worth watching.
The film starts with a seemingly happy, well-adjusted New York couple, Joel (Paul Rudd, Anchorman) and Molly (Amy Poehler, Parks and Recreation), recounting the story of their relationship to another couple over dinner. A flashback narrative commences, in which everything you've ever seen in a romantic comedy happens.
There's the first meeting in which they hate each other (Joel works for a huge corporate candy firm that threatens Molly's small, quirky, independent candy shop - a plot line brazenly lifted from You've Got Mail), the bonding over shared interests (they both like 'fiction books'), the cutesy montages (played out to alternative rock), the break-up, wedding day jitters and altar-dashes - with the humour varying from well observed comedy to dumb puns (a literal gag about a waiter with 'pole up his ass' stands out).
Wain has assembled an impressive supporting cast plucked from the cream of American sitcoms - Cobie Smulders (How I Met Your Mother), Max Greenfield (New Girl), Ed Helms (The Office) and Jack McBrayer (30 Rock) all appear - but these parts are too underwritten to leave a lasting impression.
It is the ever-reliable Rudd and Poehler who are crucial to the film working, and they hold it together with their trademark wit and charm - the funniest moments in the film are when they share the screen (a coffee shop scene during the 'getting to know you' phase is seamless).
The concern with They Came Together is, even with a brief running time of 83 minutes, it wears thin, often feeling like little more than sketch comedy. However there are laughs to be had here - and that, after all, is what comedy is all about.
They Came Together is out in the UK later this year. BBFC rating: 15.
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