Dr. Seuss' The Lorax
Directed by: Chris Renaud, Kyle Balda
Starring: Zac Efron, Taylor Swift, Danny DeVito
Illumination Entertainment (Despicable Me) is that the newest production house to squash a Dr. Seuss book and spit it out as mainstream entertainment. This adaptation took several licenses, together with adding a trifle love story to the environmental theme of the fable. So far, there has not been a legitimately sensible Dr. Seuss film (The original animated Grinch being the lone exception) thus it's uncertain this one can break through. These movies are usually corny as hell and a virtual assault on the senses. I do offer credit, however, to whoever thought to solid Danny DeVito because the Lorax. Inspired.
See it? No.
Project X
Directed by: Nima Nourizadeh
Starring: Thomas Mann, Oliver Cooper, Jonathan Daniel Brown
Produced by Todd Phillips, Project X is regarding 3 highschool losers who throw a ginormous party in hopes they become cool. this is often a completely unoriginal and boring concept, however the film contains no stars and should surprise some folks. The trailer is actually entertaining and that is what i am going off.
See it? certain.
Being Flynn
Directed by: Paul Weitz
Starring: Robert De Niro, Paul Dano, Olivia Thirlby
Estranged for eighteen years, father and son, Jonathan (De Niro) and Nick Flynn (Dano), reunite when father walks into the homelss shelter where son works. Blessed with an all-star solid, however cursed with unlikable characters, Being Flynn could be a film while not redemption. primarily based on the real-life memoir by Nick Flynn, Another Bullshit Night In Suck town, the film version loses quite to a small degree within the translation.
See it? Nope.
Review | Interview with Director Paul Weitz
Tim and Eric's Billion dollar Movie
Directed by: Tim Heidecker, Eric Wareheim
Starring: Tim Heidecker, Eric Wareheim
The plot here involves Tim and Eric obtaining a billion greenbacks to form a movie, blowing it all, and then attempting to revitalize a shopping center to form it back. If you haven't seen or don't love Tim and Eric Awesome Show, nice Job! on Cartoon Network you ought to skip this one. I, personally, love the show and thought this was a hilarious movie, however recognize what you are in for before attending to see it.
See it? Yes.
The Snowtown Murders (Limited)
Directed by: Justin Kurzel
Starring: Lucas Pittaway, Daniel Henshall, Louise Harris
Easily the foremost disturbing unleash of the weekend, The Snowtown Murders is that the latest in a powerful line of suspenseful, intensely violent Australian films to return along the past few years (The sq., Animal Kingdom). Director Justin Kurzel's initial feature is a powerful one. The film tells the story of Australia's most prolific serial killer (Daniel Henshall) and therefore the crafty life he led leading up to his killing spree. The film is powerful and extremely brutal (there could be a four-minute torture/strangling scene) thus do not eat before or throughout this one.
See it? Yes.
Review
Boy (Limited)
Directed by: Taikia Waititi
Starring: Taika Waititi, James Rolleston, Te Aho Aho Eketone-Whitu
Waititi's initial feature, Eagle vs. Shark, has developed a cult following and his newest film ought to follow a similar path. Stylized, quirky, and extremely funny, Boy tells the story of a poor New Zealand child named Boy (Rolleston) and his giant cluster of brothers and sisters. Set in 1984, Boy lives together with his grandmother and worships Michael Jackson. His life changes, however, when his alternative hero enters his life: his father (Waititi).
See it? Yes.
Let the Bullets Fly (Limited)
Directed by: Wen Jiang
Starring: Chow Yun Fat, Wen Jiang, You Ge
Let the Bullets Fly is China's top-grossing domestic hit thus far. The action comedy is ready in a very little city in 1920 China and pits a rogue theif against a evil nobleman when the thief tries to create because the town's mayor. The movie has received high praise on the pageant circuit and earned a restricted unleash here within the States.
See it? certain.
