Portrait of a Lady on Fire
Directed By: Cèline Sciamma
I want to say right off the bat it took me about 30 minutes to get into this one. It’s beautiful throughout but there’s especially a dreaminess about the beginning and not much dialogue.
I suppose like a lot of relationships it really picks up when everyone starts talking to each other.
There’s going to be a Lord of the Rings cast reunion this Sunday! And that shot right to the top of my list of things to look forward to 🙂
I don’t travel a lot (or ever really) and unfortunately I don’t see that changing this year but one of the great things about movies is the fantasy of going somewhere you’ve never been. And it doesn’t just mean space or Middle Earth.
There are some great movies that are like taking fun filled vacations for far less money.
We got ourselves a shiny new Tenet trailer last night and as much as I go back and forth on the will I or won’t I go back to theaters I have no doubt in my mind I’m going to for this one.
So news broke yesterday that we are indeed going to see Zack Snyder’s Justice League cut next year on the new Warner Brothers/ HBO streaming service. Which to be honest while I’m not that excited about a new version of the movie this could mean huge things for streaming and Hollywood.
How to Build a Girl
Directed By: Coky Giedroyc
Oh my Gosh! Mel and Sue (from early season of the Great British Bake-Off) cameoed as the BrontĂ« sisters and I didn’t even recognize them until I read it on IMBD!
Well it’s that time of year and with all the talk of prom and graduation I was thinking about my top prom movies/shows (because number one actually is a show!) and how frankly it’s always so much more fun in movies and on television.
In a somewhat surprising turn of events (as least these days) a movie has actually moved up on the schedule and is going right to streaming!
John Carter
Directed By: Andrew Stanton
In an effort to break a film slump I decided to take a chance on 2012’s John Carter. Because hey it’s on Disney + and while pretty well derided when it originally came out I’ve heard a lot of people say over the years it’s also under-rated and pretty damned fun.
So what the heck?
Disney recently confirmed that the Russo Brothers (Marvel) are producing a live-action version of Hercules which will be a fun movie to imaginary cast but it also made me think as much as I enjoy the live-action updates they could be more interesting, a little more out there, so here are the 5 I wish they would make.
