This week I’m giving away my review copy of the action flick/thriller Upgrade. I believe Anderson Cowan really dug this film, and hopefully you will too! Details below!
Ethan Hawke, Rose Byrne, and Chris O’Dowd in JULIET, NAKED Photo credit: Alex Bailey
Courtesy of Lionsgate and Roadside Attractions
Ethan Hawke, with a keyboard at the ready, sings The Kinks “Waterloo Sunset” during a standout moment in Juliet, Naked. These beautiful touches are sprinkled throughout this music infused story that’s blessed with a trio of beautifully rendered performances (Hawke, Chris O’Dowd, and Rose Byrne).
Eddie Redmayne & Felicity Jones in "The Aeronauts" (Credit: Amazon Studios)
Felicity Jones and Eddie Redmayne proved to be quite a team with The Theory of Everything, and now they’re back as principal photography has started on The Aeronauts.
I have no idea what the story title means (just thought it was catchy), but one game I’m excited to play is the Coffee Crisis, a beat ‘em up brawler with an interesting premise.
Hello CinemAddicts listeners/members and newbies, this week’s a different entry situation, as I specifically requested for a sealed Blu-ray copy of The House of Tomorrow. It’s a movie I dearly love, and it’s very easy to enter the giveaway (but slightly different from previous ones).
As a film enthusiast and Asian American (I’m part Filipino), I’m ashamed to admit that BuyBustis the first film I’ve seen from the Philippines. But there’s a first for everything, and this unrelenting and gritty action thriller exceeded all of my expectations.
I should have used “Under The Milky Way” for the title to generate more hits, but that would do disservice to the overall brilliance of the Church’s seminal album Starfish. The outfit hits the U.S. late September for a series of dates to celebrates Starfish’s 30th anniversary.
With a track record that includes Interstellar and The Little Prince (not to mention the Twilight franchise), Mackenzie Foy seemingly can do no wrong. The Nutcracker and the Four Realms’ latest trailer has debuted, and it looks like Foy’s streak continues.
I woke up this morning to one of the most amusing press releases I’ve seen in years. Hipster Attack is just around around the corner, and I’m loving the game’s original approach to the well worn Tower Defense genre.
Landing at a trim 85 minutes, Never Goin’ Back is nonetheless a meaty narrative about two girls who whether their storms with aplomb, bringing a healthy share of mayhem in the process. Directed and penned by Augustine Frizzell, the flick is powered by standout work from leads Maia Mitchell and Camila Morrone. The balls out final act also took me by surprise, which is a great thing.
