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Indiana Jones movie review. Despite the notoriety of the first revival effort in 2008, Indiana Jones is returning to the big screen once again, this time to say goodbye for real.
It’s time to say goodbye to Indiana Jones Read More
“We Are What We Are”, “The Assistant” and “Inventing Anna” actress Julia Garner has been offered the role of Madonna in a biopic about the pop icon, sources familiar with the project told Variety.
Julia Garner offered Madonna role in Universal biopic Read More
Top Gun: Maverick, the sequel to “Top Gun”, which made Tom Cruise famous in one night, will meet with the cinema audience on May 27.
Top Gun again with a sequel 36 years later Read More
Olivia Wilde’s new film “Don’t Worry Darling”, which proved her success behind the camera as well as in front of the camera with her first feature film “Booksmart”, directed in 2019, is eagerly awaited with its star-studded cast and intriguing story.
First image from ‘Don’t Worry Darling’ released Read More
The Kung Fu Panda animated movie, which was released in 2008 and fits the results of hundreds of people’s efforts into one and a half hours, invites us cheerfully to the mystical atmosphere of a valley village in the far east. The film presents the ancient Far East understanding in a natural and sincere way in an entertaining and thought-provoking story.
Kung-Fu Panda: Colorful figure embodied in Eastern teachings Read More
In any event, when Barbarians opens with a promotional video in which Tom Cullen’s Lucas, an instantly smarmy beardo, touts a new idyllic community at a site in rural England called “Gaeta” (the Gallic word for “gateway”), one arches an eyebrow a little. And perhaps one also asks, “And where are they now, the little people of Stonehenge?
Barbarians: The guests have arrived Read More
Arthur Penn’s “Little Big Man” is an endlessly entertaining attempt to spin an epic in the form of a yarn. It mostly works. When it doesn’t — when there’s a failure of tone or an overdrawn caricature — it regroups cheerfully and plunges ahead. We’re disposed to go along; all good storytellers tell stretchers once in a while, and circle back to be sure we got the good parts.
Little Big Man: He is no hero at all but merely a survivor. Read More
In the middle of Sergio Leone’s 1968 film Once Upon a Time in the West, Charles Bronson’s character Harmonica wins an auction for a farm for $5,000. However, it turns out that he will make the payment by handing over Cheyenne, with a $5,000 bounty on his head, to law enforcement
Sergio Leone: Legendary master of spaghetti westerns Read More
The Lost City is the kind of charming, star-driven, action-adventure that makes moviemaking look easy and effortless from the outside. It’s hard to imagine a world in which you pair Sandra Bullock and Channing Tatum as a romance novelist and her himbo cover model on a “Romancing the Stone”-esque journey not being enjoyable.
Bullock and Tatum serve up the charm in ‘The Lost City’ Read More
The geniuses at NASA accidentally build the lunar module a little too small for an adult in “Apollo 10½: A Space Age Childhood.” In Richard Linklater’s first foray into animation since “A Scanner Darkly,” a few fast-talking NASA men (Glen Powell and Zachary Levi) recruit an average local elementary school student, Stan, to test it out for them on a top secret mission to the Moon. It’s the kind of thing kids have been dreaming about for over 50 years.
Apollo 10½: Linklater charmingly chronicles life in 1969 Houston Read More