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Movie Preview: An Outback Western, “High Ground”
This looks good. Epic. Another chance to revel in the glory that Jack Thompson, too. A May 14 release.
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Netflix preview: Idris Elba is a “Concrete Cowboy”
This is a big departure for Elba, a father-son drama about healing and child rearing in a better late than never sense. Lee Daniels had a hand in it, and could use a winner. https://youtu.be/utFcqVy0FtI
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“Save Ralph” aims to turn the tide against animal testing — with Taika Waititi, Ricky Gervais and Olivia Munn and animation
It’s an animated short that will be unleashed on the world April 6. Taika W. voices the rabbit, Gervais is the director we hear. Olivia Munn, Zac Efron and Tricia Helfer are also in Spencer Susser’s short film. Take a … Continue reading
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Movie Preview: Anthony Hopkins keeps his hired assassin busy — “The Virtuoso”
This thriller stars Anson Mount as a shooter who creates “collateral damage,” Abbie Cornish as a waitress he’s sweet on and David Morse as a nosy cop. “The Virtuoso” is an April 30 release, and reminds us that roles like … Continue reading
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Movie Review: Shatner, Smart and Lloyd have a “Senior Moment”
Christopher Lloyd is 82 years young, still getting laughs with the wild hair and his way with a punchline. Jean Smart? The “Designing Woman” is 69, and still getting the guy. William Shatner has them both beat. He gets online … Continue reading
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Movie Preview: Jeffrey Dean Morgan faces down and exploits “The Unholy”
Good Friday will be VERY good for horror movies this year. At least in terms of volume. Here’s another April 2 release.
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Movie Preview: Casey Affleck’s a shrink who loses a patient — Sam Claflin is her brother out for revenge
April 2 this one, which also stars Michelle Monaghan.
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Movie Preview: Blind since childhood, and now hearing “The Voices”
April promises a horror tsumani, with this April 2 thriller coming in with the tide.
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Movie Preview: Brit horror headed our way in April — “The Banishing”
This April 15 release, a horror period piece, landed a few famous British character actor faces — Jessica Brown Findlay, John Lynch, Sean Harris among them. Shudder has it, so we’ll see what they’ve come up with. I prefer my … Continue reading
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Netflixable? “The Yin Yang Master” is a buffet of fantasy tropes from China
“The Yinyang Master” is a fantastical, fanciful new sword-and-sorcery franchise from China. It doesn’t matter that it’s a violent, hilariously wearying and cluttered collection of tropes, character “types” and action beats. Its sequel has already come out (“Dream of Eternity”) … Continue reading
