What starts as a cozy British mystery about a missing child turns into a quietly gripping conspiracy thriller in Down Cemetery Road. Emma Thompson, Ruth Wilson, and Adam Godley bring charm, wit, and unease to this offbeat adaptation that’s equal parts humor and dread.
The third live-action adaptation of Dodie Smith's 1956 novel "The Hundred and One Dalmatians" was announced by Disney in 2013. I wasn't too much into the idea since I barely remembered the animated movie or the Glenn Close ones. Then Maleficent came along and didn't know what to expect from this movie since they did … Continue reading Cruella (Movie Review) | Amazing Performances, Costumes and Production Designs
In 2013 Richard LaGavaranese’s take on Kami Garcia & Margaret Stohl’s book "Beautiful Creatures" had a solid supporting cast Emma Thompson, Jeremy Irons, Viola Davis, Emmy Rossum, and interesting up and comers with Alice Englert, Alden Ehrenreich & Thomas Mann but the movie did not performed as well as expected. The premise follows Ethan who longs … Continue reading Beautiful Creatures (Movie Review) | Charming and Interesting but Not Perfect
Inspired by Chad Kultgen the novel of the same name and adapted on the silver screen by Jason Reitman (Juno, Up in the air) & Erin Cressida Wilson. The film stars Adam Sandler, Jennifer Garner, Ansel Elgort, Rosemarie DeWitt, Dean Harris, Judy Greer & Kaitlyn Dever. Premise: A group of high school teenagers and their parents … Continue reading Men, Women & Children (Movie Review) | A Freakishly Good Movie
Men, Women and Children, follows a group of teenagers and their parents in the many ways social media and the internet changed their relationships, the way they communicate, their love life, etc. The movie is out on October 17th (USA), I will probably check out because the cast looks good. its stars Jennifer Garner, Ansel Elgort, Adam … Continue reading Men, Women and Children | Trailer
John Lee HancockCASTEmma ThompsonTom HanksColin FarrellRuth WilsonAnnie Rose Buckley It took me a while to see the movie and I loved it. It’s moving, incredibly interesting. Emma Thompson’s performance is just brilliant, her voice, her attitude feels so real. I felt like I had a really good sense of who P.L. Travers was and the … Continue reading Saving Mr. Banks | Quick Movie Review
Worn Out Spines 