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Trying to reverse a family curse, brothers Jimmy (Channing Tatum) and Clyde Logan (Adam Driver) set out to execute an elaborate robbery during the legendary Coca-Cola 600 race at Charlotte Motor Speedway.
This was a very quirky movie and a great cast. I really didn't expect to enjoy this as much as I did but the laughs were plenty even if they were mostly the shaking your head at the stupidity of the actors. You could tell that it was a Soderbergh movie though because it very much had an Ocean's 11 kind of feel to it where what you were really seeing would be cleared up later.
I would recommend people checking this movie out. It's a fun watch with a great cast. The quirkiness throughout really made it enjoyable.
In a coming-of-age story straight out of Jersey, an unlikely rapper finds her voice as a one-of-a-kind hip-hop legend in the making in "Patti Cake$," the first feature film from acclaimed commercial and music-video director Geremy Jasper. Set in gritty strip-mall suburbia, "Patti Cake$" chronicles an underdog’s quest for fame and glory with humor, raw energy and some unforgettable beats.
This was a pretty enjoyable watch. If you were to take 8 Mile and make Eminem a white girl with a very random posse - you have Patti Cake$. That being said, the movie was well done and enjoyable regardless of the feeling that you have kind of seen it before. The characters and the freedom they are given acting wise really carried it.
I would sort of recommend people checking this movie out. It's not a must see by any means and honestly it barely opened so I'm not sure about how much it's possible for anyone to see it if they wanted to, but it's a pretty good watch.
Surly Squirrel (Will Arnett) and the gang are back. We are once again in Oakton where the evil mayor has decided to bulldoze Liberty Park and build a dangerous amusement park in its place. Surly and his ragtag group of animal friends band together to save their home, defeat the mayor, and take back the park.
This was poop and I stopped trying to watch it 30 minutes in. I don't remember much about the first one which pretty much screams why was a sequel made. Add to that how the portion of this movie I watched was a really lame rip off of Over The Hedge and I couldn't fight off pulling the plug on it.
I would not recommend anyone wasting their time or money with this. It's poop and not even worth taking kids to see it.
The world’s top protection agent (Ryan Reynolds) is called upon to guard the life of his mortal enemy, one of the world’s most notorious hitmen (Samuel L. Jackson). The relentless bodyguard and manipulative assassin have been on the opposite end of the bullet for years and are thrown together for a wildly outrageous 24 hours. During their raucous and hilarious adventure from England to the Hague, they encounter high-speed car chases, outlandish boat escapades and a merciless Eastern European dictator (Gary Oldman) who is out for blood. Salma Hayek joins the mayhem as Jackson’s equally notorious wife.
This was a throwback summer action movie. Turn off your brain and don't question the logic/validity of the things happening on screen and enjoy the show. Lots of crazy banter. Lots of sarcasm between the leads. Lots of silliness and some love stuff mixed in. I have always been able to enjoy movies like this especially when there is great chemistry between the actors like in this one.
I would recommend people checking this out. It is by no means a good or great movie but it can be very enjoyable if you can turn your brain off.
She’s back! In Annabelle: Creation, several years after the tragic death of their little girl, a dollmaker and his wife welcome a nun and several girls from a shuttered orphanage into their home, soon becoming the target of the dollmaker’s possessed creation, Annabelle.
This movie was impressively creepy. It made me wish that I was more into the Conjuring universe because they did a good job of connecting all the movies. There were more than enough scares and tension to make this an entertaining scary movie. It was much better than expected.
I would definitely recommend this movie to people that like scary movies. This was a much better than average one and worth the trip to the movies.
From the Academy Award winning director of The Hurt Locker and Zero Dark Thirty, Detroit tells the gripping story of one of the darkest moments during the civil unrest that rocked Detroit in the summer of '67.
Wow! This was one hell of an intense movie. It pretty much took you directly to this time and made you sit through some incredibly uncomfortable stuff. The direction was amazing and the performances were top notch too. I left the theater beyond annoyed at the world that something like this could have happened and honestly continues to happen on a regular basis.
I would absolutely recommend that everyone check this bad boy out. It is an absolute must see from both a society/historical view point. It's also an excellent example of filmmaking at its best. Just be prepared to be very uncomfortable watching it.
Stephen King’s The Dark Tower is the most ambitious and expansive story from one of the world’s most celebrated authors. Now the story comes to the big screen starring Idris Elba as Roland Deschain and Matthew McConaughey as Walter O’Dim. The film is being directed by Nikolaj Arcel ("A Royal Affair").
This is one of the biggest movie disappointments ever for me. I have read all the books and have been dying to see it end up on a big screen or a tv screen for what feels like forever. I was thrown off when I first saw the trailers because they didn't make sense in terms of which book they were doing. I kept putting off looking into anything because I didn't want spoilers or anything. It turns out that they did not adapt any of the seven books. Actually they just took bits and pieces from some of them and positioned the story AFTER the whole book series kind of. It was very choppy and rushed and completely wasted the best parts of the movie - which were Idris Elba as the Gunslinger and what could have been McConaughey as the Man In Black. They made the movie more about the kid and through his eyes with no adequate background given to everything else. Basically, they tried to make the movie "down the road" so that you could enjoy it if you read the books but also enjoy it if you hadn't and failed on both fronts. No fan of the book will be a fan of this movie because of how wrong it fells on so many levels and no newbie will be a fan becuase the books end up being like a prerequisite for understanding it.
I would not recommend anyone bother with this movie. It was flawed in so many ways. The show really should have been brought to tv like Game Of Thrones or Westworld. That would be the only way that I could see this whole story being given justice.
Four lifelong friends who travel to New Orleans for the annual Essence Festival and rediscover their sisterhoods and wild sides – enough dancing, drinking, brawling and romancing to make the Big Easy blush.
Wow!!! I never saw this one coming. This movie was by far the funniest movie of the summer. Like nothing else was even close. I can't tell you how many times this movie had me crying from laughing. All of the characters delivered on one level or another but the unknown actress playing Dena stole the show. She was beyond hysterical. The only thing I can compare it to was Catherine Hahn in Bad Moms. She literally stole every scene she was in and its the type of character that would normally get stale as the movie went on but not at all. Even the running time of two hours for this movie should have been a major red flag. Even the attempt to get dramatic at times that normally ruins comedies didn't ruin this one. This was A LOT of laughs. Definitely rated R laughs but so many of them.
I would absolutely recommend people checking this movie out. Again - easily the funniest movie of the summer.
