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Location:
This hotel is located just 30 minutes from the centre of Kuala Lumpur and its Chinatown and from the Sunway Lagoon Theme Park. The hotel is also strategically located for easy access to Sepang Formula One (F1) Circuit and the Bukit Jalil Stadium, venue of the Commonwealth Games. Saujana Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport is just 5 minutes away, whilst Kuala Lumpur International Airport is approximately 35 minutes from the hotel.
Facilities:
Nestled among rolling hills of palm plantation, this air-conditioned hotel is set in a lush tropical garden and is fringed by two 18-hole championship golf courses belonging to the Saujana Golf & Country Club. It offers a tranquil retreat to nature with 208 rooms in a low-rise setting, made up of 122 Superior Rooms, 78 Deluxe Single/Double Rooms and 8 Executive Suite Single/Double Rooms. The hotel combines luxury and adventure and it undeniably presents a haven for both business and pleasure. The ample facilities include a lobby with a 24-hour reception desk, a hotel safe, currency exchange facilities, lift access, extensive dining options, practical function areas and conference facilities, room and laundry services, a car park and a host of delightful activities to suit every travel need. The resort lies beyond the hustle and bustle of urban living, where nature and modern comforts go hand-in-hand. This resort defines Asian hospitality at its best in true Malaysian style.
Rooms:
Discerning travellers will find a high standard of accommodation at the hotel. All of the hotel rooms are elegantly and comfortably furnished and are en suite. Amenities include a hairdryer, a direct dial telephone, satellite TV, a mini-fridge, tea and coffee making facilities, a room safe, and individually regulated air conditioning units.
Sports/Entertainment:
The kaleidoscope of activities and programmes is guaranteed to make guests' stay thoroughly enjoyable experience. The on-site gym includes state-of-the-art weight training and fitness equipment as well as a spa with a steam bath, a sauna and a Jacuzzi. Guests can relax in the sun loungers by the outdoor pool or have a go at more adventurous activities such as archery, pedal boating, football, cycling, squash, tennis and even fishing.
Meals:
The Surai Cafe offers an alternative dining experience for breakfast, lunch and dinner in a casual and comfortable atmosphere. Home cooked local fare, Asian and Western dishes are served. The Terrace provides the perfect setting for breakfast with birds chirping and lively music to start the day.
Payment:
All major credit cards, including American Express, Diners Club, JCB, MasterCard and VISA are accepted as methods of payment.
How to get there:
The hotel is strategically located 30 min away from Kuala Lumpur city, 35 min to the Kuala Lumpur International Airport(KLIA) and 45 min to the Low Cost Carrier Terminal (LCCT). (Less)
Charles Bronson Just been himself - Messes a up a line Charles Bronson Just been himself - Messes a up a line on Caboblanco
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Charles Bronson Jason Robards J. Lee Thompson Dominique Sanda Fernando Rey Jerry Goldsmith film noir adventure beautiful Mexican location quirky characters Mexico Casablanca score post war Peru Cabo Blanco
The gorgeous coastal town used in Caboblanco was in fact once a favorite retreat of members of a corrupt Mexican regime. The deluxe hilltop mansion, the thatched hotel-bar that Bronson's character runs, palapas lined up at the water's edge, a bare-bones, dingy police office, and so forth: you can't ask for a more convincing backdrop for this tale of international skullduggery.
Caboblanco also gets points for Bronson's spot-on portrayal of an ex-pate living in Mexico because he probably can't go home, the complex and riveting performance by Fernando Rey, and for filling out the cast with several supporting players in a non-linear presentation. There is a denouement at the end, but the film's mood and pacing are not obvious in working to that conclusion. In other words, Caboblanco succeeds in making a viewer feel he/she is eavesdropping on lives in progress.
Admittedly, this is a piece of entertainment, but it strives for something more, and it is NOT an imitation of Casablanca, by a long shot.
Director J. Lee Thompson and actor Charles Bronson always made an interesting team, and this particular effort was the last one I needed to see. Compared with most of their collaborations in the 80s, this is a diamond in the rough and quite an off-kilter, old-fashion adventure / mystery story that sets out to be intriguing and creates a nice feel of the times, than anything relying on Bronson handing out nasty punishment. Well on that point, the violence when it does eventuate is surprisingly brutal, if quick and too the point. When it happens, it comes from nowhere. However Bronson is given a chance to spread his wings, and act with confidence and stalwart appeal. It's a terrifically surly, down-played performance by Chuck in a suitable heroine role. Working off Bronson is a tremendously solid cast. Jason Robards' is subtly powerful in a fine turn and Fernando Rey's sly style always amuses. Dominique Sanda displays a potently classy presence. The support cast rounding it off are just as good with Simon Mac Corkindale, Dennis Millar, Clifton James and Camilla Sparv.
Looming from the presentation is a film-noir tone, and I don't really get the 'Casablanca' references (from it being a rip-off to an unfunny spoof) made about it. There's no denying it's rather talky though, but the script is involving and smartly weaved together. This works due to the screenplay having a busy (if muddled) plot and still keeping a breezy (almost brooding) air to it. Some contrived, and convenient actions occur, and the drama can seem a little uncertain. But it never becomes a worry. Also how they used the breathtakingly erotic Mexican backdrop in the action was accordingly staged and well-framed. Talk about nice sight seeing. The swirling, wide-screen camera-work had that ability to capture that organic sense of place, although the underwater shots came off terribly murky. Thompson's direction is undoubtedly workman-like, slow and effective on a much larger scale, despite the dreary look to its visual styling. Jerry Goldsmith's rousing melancholic score is picture-perfect. Everything boils up to an thrilling climax, as the calmness makes way for a stormy (literally) confrontations of two men, who share something in common, but how they go about things are entirely different. They have a past they like to forget, and this is their chance for that to happen and put away that lingering fear of something catching up.
One of Bronson's interestingly obscure oddities, which unjustly flopped and deserves an audience.
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