Review – The Hitman’s Bodyguard

It would be quite amusing to see the TV edit of The Hitman’s Bodyguard.

Review – Kidnap

  It’s every parent’s worst nightmare – a child taken. In this case, though, the kidnappers have “messed with the wrong mother.”

Review – Atomic Blonde

Charlize Theron is Lorraine Broughton – if John Wick and James Bond had a daughter together (just go with it), she would be Lorraine Broughton. Sent on an undercover mission to the heart of Berlin during the Cold War, she’s got to decide who to trust and who might be out to kill her as she races

Review – Dunkirk

Christopher Nolan directs this World War II epic, based around the infamous Battle of Dunkirk where 400,000 Allied troops were trapped on the titular beach, desperately seeking a way to safety across the channel.

Review – Wish Upon

What if we mashed up a teen drama chick flick and a demonic horror movie? That sounds like a great idea!

Review – Okja

South Korean auteur Bong Joon Ho lets his propaganda flag fly in Okja – the 500 times more intense, science fiction version of Babe you probably don’t want to let your kids watch.

Review – The Big Sick

Kumail Nanjiani stars in this comedic real life account of his relationship with girlfriend Emily (Zoe Kazan), the ensuing culture clash, and unexpected complications when Emily suddenly falls very ill.

Review – Baby Driver

The Fast and the Furious as a rock opera ballet, by way of Tarantino, directed by Edgar Wright, Baby Driver is a fever dream euphoria of pulsatingly eclectic music, outrageous stunts, and wild characters.

Review – Cars 3

Did a Cars movie just make me misty-eyed?

Review – The Mummy

Tom Cruise is a modern Indiana Jones who must battle the evil of an ancient undead Egyptian princess. How could this miss?