This is a bit of a slower weekend in terms of how many there are to see. First up is "Mile 22", it tells the story of an elite militay unit that must transport an important asset out of the country to prevent nuclear war. The final one is "Alpha", which tells the story of how "man's best friend" came to be.
Whatever you decide to watch, I hope you enjoy!
When it comes to cop films, for the most part, I tend to be a huge fan. When this came out, I was not very sure what to expect from it because there was such little press for it. A professional group of thieves lead by Michael Atwood (Chiwetel Ejiofor) does the biding of Irina Vlaslov ( Kate Winslet). The guys want out of her buiding, but her being a big player in the Russian mafia, she gets what she wants. She drags the crew into a final heist with a huge payoff, what could possibly go wrong? The biggest thing that hurt this film was the scope was so huge for this film with how many characters it has. It is hard to care or, for that matter get to know any Of the characters when the time spent with them is so short. On top of that, this film does not go in any new directions for the crime thrillers. I feel like if they may have added twenty to thirty minutes to get to know all the characters it may have added an edge it do...
Just to start off quickly, it has been two years since I have done one of these. They have always brought me joy doing them, so I thought why not give it another try. Alex Garland started out in 2000 with "28 days later " and has gone 25 years. In that time, he has ventured into video games and directing. He has had a lot of films that I have loved through the years (Ex machina, Sunshine, and Dredd). The film revolves around a platoon of SEALs that embarked on a dangerous mission in Ramadi, Iraq. This film is all about the experience, it wants you to be there with these soldiers and make you feel what it's like to be on the front line. The editing is fast to try and cause discomfort. The cinematography has a lot of medium and close ups to show the emotion and destruction of it all. The co- director of the film really is the key to this. Ray Mendoza was part of the operation depicted in the film. If you want to get authent...
We are now into Comic con 2018. That means we get previews to many different films. Today we had many, and as surprised as I am, a DC film came out on top. Billy Baston (Asher Angel), is a foster kid that gets picked on and bullied constantly. After a strange subway ride, he meets the wizard (Djimon Hounsou), who gives him the power to become Shazam. The trailer worked, let's hope the move does the same. Shazam! Drops in theaters April 5, 2019.
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