We all have complicated families, but it takes a murder for this family to get back together. Dave Bautista and Jason Momoa are estranged half-brothers who have teamed up to solve their father's mysterious murder. If you don't handle violence or blood well, avoid this film. This movie had everything I was expecting: violence, humor, … Continue reading The Wrecking Crew
Marty Mauser is a man with no lack of confidence and the belief that he’ll achieve his dreams of winning the table tennis world championship. He’ll stop at nothing (and I do mean nothing) to make his way to the top. Inspired by the real-life table tennis player and hustler, Marty Reisman. Timothée Chalamet plays … Continue reading Marty Supreme
During a typical Sunday, a pastor falls to his death on stage. So many suspects and complicated stories that only Benoit Blanc could solve the case! Poking fun at the stigma of corrupt pastors, Craig searches for the truth, whether it leads to heaven or hell. Accompanying Daniel Craig are Josh O'Connor, Glenn Close, Andrew … Continue reading Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery
The horsemen are back with a new trick up their sleeves. The same titular players are back (Jesse Eisenberg, Isla Fisher, Lizzy Caplan, Woody Harrelson, Dave Franco), needing to steal the world's biggest diamond in order to take down an international crime network. A couple of new faces are joining them: America Ferrera's daughter in … Continue reading Now You See Me: Now You Don’t
Bob (Leo DiCaprio) is a paranoid hermit who has been in hiding since his radical revolutionary past. When his daughter is hunted by his nemesis, a psychotic colonel (Sean Penn), he'll do whatever it takes to keep her safe. So, the early buzz and reviews said this was a 95% perfect movie. I went opening … Continue reading One Battle After Another
There have been a few movies about failing relationships; Marriage Story, Kramer vs Kramer, Blue Valentine, and Crazy, Stupid, Love. The premise is all the same, two hours of watching what could go wrong over time between two people who once cared about each other. Well enter the Roses, Benedict Cumberbatch/Theo is a successful architect … Continue reading The Roses
Anna and Tess Coleman are back in each other's bodies but this time it’s even more complicated. Single-mom Anna (Lindsay Lohan) has her hands full with her daughter Harper, her career, and trying to blend a family with her fiancé Eric and his daughter Lilly. Now the week of the wedding, they all have to … Continue reading Freakier Friday
Trigger warning: movie discusses sexual assault How do you know someone is your type? What makes a relationship “work”? These are all questions matchmaker Lucy (Dakota Johnson) answers when her clients come to her for help. As she’s celebrating a client's wedding she meets the groom’s attractive brother (Pedro Pascal) and also runs into her … Continue reading Materialists
After many assassination attempts, controversial businessman Zsa-Zsa Korda hopes to bequeath his business to his only daughter. That’s about as simple as I can make the plot summary. You follow along as the father-daughter duo travel the world and try and build a relationship. In typical Wes Anderson fashion, at the end, you’re not sure … Continue reading The Phoenician Scheme
We all have had that one almost-friendship. You know what I’m talking about, it’s the time someone tried to be your friend but it just didn’t work out personality-wise. Enter Craig (Tim Robinson from I Think You Should Leave) who just wants to have a suburban bromance with Austin/Paul Rudd (who wouldn’t) when things don’t … Continue reading Friendship
Netflix original romcoms, we love to hate them don’t we? But then there are the ones that are sneakily good that you have to give them the props they’re owed. This is one of them. Alex/Sofia Carson made a list of all the things she wanted to do in her life when she was 13. … Continue reading The Life List
Number of episodes: 10 Girl boss. Usually, that means someone who has hustled and earned her top-dog spot in the business world through merit and grit. In reformed-party-girl Isla Gordon’s (Kate Hudson/Andy Anderson) case, she becomes the boss because her brother goes to rehab. Now a pro basketball team is owned by the underdog of … Continue reading Running Point
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