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Daily Archives: March 6, 2019
Preview: Let’s take a gander at J.R.R. the Hobbit Master in the new trailer to “Tolkien”
More of the life and those who influenced the Man Who Made Middle Earth is in this new trailer to “Tolkien,” opening May 19. Nicholas Hoult and Phil Collins’ daughter Lily Collins star in it. World War I, an eye … Continue reading
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Preview: “Midsommar” serves up Scandinavian scares from the director of “Hereditary”
Ari Aster’s latest fright-fest is a creepy suggestion of cultish witchcraft set in a Scandinavian festival that happens every 90 years. Ancient rites, a young woman (Florence Pugh) brought into all this Nordic weirdness by her boyfriend. Did he (Will … Continue reading
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