Beläget i den exotiska paradis som är tumultartade Indonesien, berättar Java Heat gripande berättelsen om en amerikansk utlandsstationerade, Jake (Kellan Lutz), en hemlig FBI-agent poserar som en universitetsprofessor för att samla bevis för en ny generation terrorister regionen.

Efter sultanen av Java dödades i ett självmordsattentat, finner Jake sig i centrum av en polisutredning som leds av den lokala polisen, löjtnant Hashim. Eftersom Jake är mycket nära sanningen, blir han föremål för en mystisk mördare att hyra, Malik (Mickey Rourke) som kommer att stanna vid ingenting förrän den amerikanska döda. En fartfylld thriller från början till slut, fördjupar JAVA HEAT huvudet dig till den internationella espionae, en värld vi inte kan lita på någon ... en värld där saker och ting är sällan vad de verkar

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This is an exciting year for actress Ashley Greene. She just shot a pilot for ABC called “Americana,” which revolves around legendary fashion designer Robert Soulter. Greene plays Alice — coincidentally the same name as her “Twilight Saga” character — who joins Soulter’s business. Her film “Butter,” following a small town and their butter-carving contests, will be released in October.

Plus, she stars alongside Miley Cyrus in ”LOL,” a remake of the 2008 French comedy — not to mention the highly anticipated final “Twilight” installment, ”Breaking Dawn – Part 2,” in which she’ll reprise her role of Alice Cullen for the final time.

Before Greene dons the cropped locks and golden contacts, she’ll fight for her life to escape a supernatural presence alongside Sebastian Stan in this summer’s thrilling horror flick ”The Apparition.”

For Summer Movie Preview Week, MTV News spoke with Greene about being haunted as opposed to haunting, the injuries she sustained on set and the scene she’s most looking forward to in “Breaking Dawn – Part 2.”

MTV News: What’s it like to be on the other side of the haunting in “The Apparition,” as opposed to playing the vampire?

Ashley Greene: I didn’t think of it like that, but you’re right! [My character] Kelly is very … human. Death is knocking at her door, and she is fighting for her survival. It was a different experience than playing an — almost — indestructible character like Alice Cullen. I had to take on a lot more loss, betrayal and vulnerability when playing Kelly.

MTV News: You worked with “Harry Potter” star Tom Felton in this movie, and you’ve both been in huge film franchises. Do you guys talk about your experiences?

Greene: Tom’s a really great, grounded guy. We did trade some stories about our experiences, out of mutual curiosity. He feels similar to the way I do: blessed, grateful and utterly in awe of our fans.

MTV News: How was the vibe on set? Did you joke around with the other actors, or was it more serious because of the content?

Greene: There were moments of both. We did have dance parties every Friday in the makeup trailer and made the most of our weekends, but there are times and days where it’s a little difficult to disconnect from the character and darker scenarios.

MTV News: Did you have to do any stunts?

Greene: The stunts on this were much different then something like “Twilight.” No wires, but lots of scenes requiring agility. I think I injured myself more on this film because of the intensity of the scenes. You get wrapped up and don’t realize how hard you’re pounding your hand or that you’ve hurt your ankle until the end of the scene.

MTV News: Is there CGI work involved with the spirit?

Greene: Yes, there is amazing CGI work in the film. I don’t want to give too much away, but I will say the visuals are very compelling. Also, it’s important to note that this film is a supernatural thriller that really keeps you guessing. The fear is built through suspense and fear of the unknown, rather than the blood or gore of a horror film.

MTV News: Have you ever felt like you had a supernatural experience?

Greene: Supposedly, my building in L.A is haunted. One time, my dogs woke me up, barking, and my front door was open. I had set my alarm before I went to sleep that night, and it hadn’t gone off. That was scary.

MTV News: How did you psych yourself up for filming those scarier and more thrilling scenes?

Greene: I just try to make the situation as real as possible. I put myself in my character’s shoes and experience what she’s experiencing as she’s experiencing it.

MTV News: What scene are you most excited to see in “Breaking Dawn – Part 2″?

Greene: I’m excited to see the final battle scene with the Volturi. Everything has worked up to that big moment. It’s action-packed, and I don’t think the fans will be disappointed!

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Remake of 2008 French film finds Cyrus seeking revenge on a cheating ex-boyfriend.

It’s been a long time coming for Miley Cyrus’ remake of the 2008 French film “LOL.” Since the announcement back in 2010 that the film is being distributed by Lionsgate, news on the movie has been lacking. Well, not anymore, Cyrus fans.

On Tuesday, the official trailer for the film dropped, which gives fans a preview of what the movie has in store. In a generation that spends more time updating the world about their problems than their families, 17-year-old Lola’s (Cyrus) status is constantly changing. As an attempt to get back at her — now ex — boyfriend Chad for cheating on her with Ashley (Ashley Greene), Lola starts seeing his best friend, Kyle (Douglas Booth).

Her life begins to spiral downward as her grades drop while she experiments with drugs and sex, and a divorce has her mom completely oblivious to it all. Soon she starts to fall for Kyle and things get even more complicated. The trailer is a great peek at the teen drama, and we have the five key scenes from it.

EX-Boyfriend
The trailer begins with Lola’s voice over: “Every year it’s weird going back to school, but here we are just going with the flow, trying to love and laugh out loud.” She abruptly stops laughing when she calls out Chad on not texting her throughout the summer and he admits he hooked up with Lola’s rival Ashley. She acts like she doesn’t care, but as soon as she enters her room she begins crying on her bed. This emotional scene that sets up the rest of the trailer.

A New Beginning
Lola quickly gets over her failed romance as she begins hanging out with Chad’s best friend Kyle. A montage begins of their new friendship as they share a lollipop, rock out on an air guitar and come this close to kissing by his car. Everything is even more wonderful when he tells her, “You’re amazing.” We imagine audiences will quickly become fans of Booth.

“I can’t believe I ever dated you!”
But the puppy love comes to a halt when Lola begins her sexual awakening. It seems rumors begin circulating when Chad says to Lola in the school courtyard, “Now that you’re giving it up I figured maybe I could get some.” The next scene shows Lola lashing out and pushing him into a gate screaming, “I can’t believe I ever dated you!” The trailer isn’t clear on what exactly causes the outburst, but we’re betting it’s pretty bad judging by Lola’s reaction.

Trouble In Paradise?
As it turns out, Chad’s comment is just the beginning of situations that spiral out of Lola’s control. The next few scenes show a fight with her mom about her grades dropping and a drunken make-out session with Kyle. Her life gets even worse as she witnesses Kyle walking with his arm around Ashley. When she confronts him about it, he denies it and she spits out, “You’re disgusting.” But we already knew Greene’s character would cause a stir when Demi Moore told MTV News “she’s really saucy.”

“Status can change, but true love remains the same.”
Throughout the next montage of scenes, we see “status can change, but true love remains the same” typed out across the screen as Kyle dedicates a song to Lola and she makes up with her mom. Finally, as a smiling Kyle rests his head on an equally happy Lola, the trailer leaves us with the feeling that despite the craziness of high school, everything will work out for Lola in the end. After all, she did say she just goes with the flow and high school is only the beginning.