Trailers are an integral part of the film industry, nothing gets people into seats at a movie theatre better than giving the audience a glimpse into what the film is going to involve. Whether its hilarious comedy or mind-blowing action sequences, the trailer is integral to how the film will perform at the box office.

Every announcement of a film leads to the inevitable waiting with baited breath for the trailer to drop, whether its JJ Abram’s heavily anticipated Star Wars Episode VII, or another Christopher Nolan film, the countdown to the trailer is almost as important as the film’s actual release. Movie studios want to make sure the anticipation level is sky high for when a film eventually is released, so the art of the film trailer is as important as the film itself. So why do so many trailers have to ruin the film’s plot in order to maximise ticket sales?

With the ongoing obsession with sequels and reboots that have been lining the studio’s pockets for quite some time now, through all the lazy and unnecessary sequels that have followed successful films, there are still plenty of material out there just begging to be made. The following are a list of films that really should have been made by now, but for various reasons, never saw the light of day.

Whether the script was never right, director and studio falling out, first film didn’t make enough money or just never happening, there are plenty of films that would make for interesting sequels. On top of it all, they are sequels that audiences are actually begging for, as opposed to questionable decisions that saw films like Paul Blart: Mall Cop somehow being green lit for a sequel.

The television industry is vastly changing in ways that you and I can hardly imagine that it makes it difficult to define what it really is these days. From Wikipedia, it says…

“Television, sometimes known as TV, the boob tube, or Tele is a telecommunication medium used for transmitting moving images and sound. Television can transmit images that are monochrome (black-and-white), in color, or in three dimensions. The name television can refer specifically to a television set, a television program, or the medium of television transmission. Television is an iconic mass medium, serving as a conduit for entertainment, advertising and news.”

Although some of these are still true, most have been given entirely new definitions that the terms and meanings no longer applies when we talk about TV or TV programming. Long ago TV signals were broadcast via communication towers owned by certain TV networks, but now you can get programming from the World Wide Web! And probably, in the future, radio and TV will all be linked to the internet and broadcasting towers will be a thing of the past.

Even the most successful film can be a complete nightmare behind the camera, with problems ranging from difficult actors, life threatening stunts, interfering studios, its a surprise that so many films actually do get made. With a long and varied history in Hollywood of films never even making it out of development hell, there are an equal number of films that do make it to the silver screen, but far from being an easy ride. Considering how much work goes into making a film, from writing to casting, to the actual filming and then the post-production, a film then has to tackle the studios’s approval and subsequent release. So what hugely successful films were notoriously difficult to make, and almost never made it past the first take?

Traveling is fun! Visiting places, meeting nice people, making new friends and learning other cultures are basically what you do when you travel. But what is the one thing you hate the most about traveling? Getting robbed? Being a victim of a crime? Meeting undesirable people? Being in an accident? Certainly those are the most extreme things that you could encounter out there; however, the chances of them happening to you is slim at best and the only thing that makes traveling less fun is losing or misplacing your luggage.

And sometimes it’s the airline’s fault that you lost your luggage which is worst. A friend of mine once told me “this is the 21st century for crying out loud, why haven’t they invented the technology where we can just use our mobile phones to hail a cab over here at 2 O’ Clock in the morning?” that’s when we couldn’t get a ride in a remote region in South East Asia.

She had a good point though, except for two things: 1) it’s not that the technology hasn’t been invented yet, because it already has been, but it’s the cellphone app that is; and then 2) we were really really far from the city, so no driver would ever take the risk of going there at that hour and the cost of going there and taking us back to the city is just staggering. But that’s a different story, on the other hand when it comes to tracking and now controlling your luggage, there is good news for you! Someone actually invented a smart luggage and an app that allows you to keep in touch with your luggage through your smartphone 24/7 and it’s called, the Bluesmart luggage!
What is Bluesmart anyway? It is a state-of-the-art luggage with built-in technologies that surpasses the old ones you had. The Bluesmart digital luggage has GPRS that lets you track its location anytime anywhere. You can also lock it remotely using your mobile phone via its digital lock feature. From your phone, you can use the app in order to identify the accurate weight of your luggage and it will instantly notify you in case you forget to take it with you – it has a proximity detector. The Bluesmart luggage has a height of 21.5 inches (54.61cm), width14 inches (35.56 cm), depth 9 inches (22.86) and it has a weight of 8.5 lbs (3.8 kg) and for something seemingly small can pack your essentials.

The Bluesmart has ample divisions inside of it, the main compartment is actually the largest among them, which is also made of hard case where clothes, shoes, and other important stuff should be stored. Laptops, smartphones and other fragile objects are kept on a separate division. To be more specific, Bluesmart is made of special three-layer polycarbonate material which makes it unique and tough, although it has a soft part too, and it’s made of 1200D Polyester. The Bluesmart luggage is covered with Polyurethane externally which makes it water resistant and scratch proof.

Bluesmart has two USB power ports for charging your mobile phone or tablet considering that it has 10,000 mAh battery capacity it can handle 2 or more of your hand-held devices. Regarding its connectivity, it has a built-in GPS and Bluetooth that gives you data on your trip in terms of your location, distance, and the time spent for traveling. The Bluesmart luggage is pretty handy indeed! And it takes a ton of your worries about traveling which means you will have more time to enjoy your trip.