Battle of the Sexes (Movie Reviews, Last Update Jan 2018)
In 1973, the former male tennis star Bobby Riggs challenged the number one female tennis champion Billie Jean King to a match, to prove which gender was the best. This well-publicized game is dramatized in this movie, with Steve Carell playing Riggs, and Emma Stone in the role of King.
In 1973, the former male tennis star Bobby Riggs challenged the number one female tennis champion Billie Jean King to a match, to prove which gender was the best. This well-publicized game is dramatized in this movie, with Steve Carell playing Riggs, and Emma Stone in the role of King.
mother! (Movie Reviews, Last Update Dec 2017)
A couple, who are only know as Him and mother (Javier Bardem and Jennifer Lawrence), find their sense of peace and safety shaken after the arrival of some unexpected company at their country home.
A couple, who are only know as Him and mother (Javier Bardem and Jennifer Lawrence), find their sense of peace and safety shaken after the arrival of some unexpected company at their country home.
American Assassin (Movie Reviews, Last Update Dec 2017)
After the loss of his fiancee in a terrorist attack, Mitch Rapp (Dylan O'Brien) sets out to get revenge. Recruited by the CIA, he receives training by Stan Hurley and Irene Kennedy (Michael Keaton and Sanaa Lathen) who use his anger to track down a rogue agent (Taylor Kitch) intent on starting a war in the Middle East.
After the loss of his fiancee in a terrorist attack, Mitch Rapp (Dylan O'Brien) sets out to get revenge. Recruited by the CIA, he receives training by Stan Hurley and Irene Kennedy (Michael Keaton and Sanaa Lathen) who use his anger to track down a rogue agent (Taylor Kitch) intent on starting a war in the Middle East.
9/11 (Movie Reviews, Last Update Jan 2018)
On the fateful day of September 11, 2001, a building supervisor (Whoopi Goldberg) tried to help five people (Charlie Sheen, Gina Gershon, Luis Guzmán, Wood Harris, Olga Fonda) who got stuck in an elevator in one of the World Trade Centers in New York City.
On the fateful day of September 11, 2001, a building supervisor (Whoopi Goldberg) tried to help five people (Charlie Sheen, Gina Gershon, Luis Guzmán, Wood Harris, Olga Fonda) who got stuck in an elevator in one of the World Trade Centers in New York City.
Unlocked (Movie Reviews, Last Update Nov 2017)
Interrogating suspects is all in a day's work for CIA operative Alice Racine (Noomi Rapace). But about the time she senses something isn't right about her latest assignment, things suddenly turn terribly wrong. Now the agent is unsure who to trust in a case of terrorists and biological warfare.
Interrogating suspects is all in a day's work for CIA operative Alice Racine (Noomi Rapace). But about the time she senses something isn't right about her latest assignment, things suddenly turn terribly wrong. Now the agent is unsure who to trust in a case of terrorists and biological warfare.
Home Again (Movie Reviews, Last Update Dec 2017)
Reese Witherspoon plays a single mom whose life gets complicated when she takes in three young men as boarders (Pico Alexander, Nat Wolff, Jon Rudnitsky), has an affair with one of them ... and then her ex-husband (Michael Sheen) comes home again.
Reese Witherspoon plays a single mom whose life gets complicated when she takes in three young men as boarders (Pico Alexander, Nat Wolff, Jon Rudnitsky), has an affair with one of them ... and then her ex-husband (Michael Sheen) comes home again.
It (Movie Reviews, Last Update Jan 2018)
When some children, including Georgie (Jackson Robert Scott), goes missing in a small town, none of the adults seem interested in finding out who is behind the crime. So a group of seven young friends decide to find out what "it" is that the grown-ups won't talk about. This movie, starring a creepy clown, is based on a horror novel by Stephen King.
When some children, including Georgie (Jackson Robert Scott), goes missing in a small town, none of the adults seem interested in finding out who is behind the crime. So a group of seven young friends decide to find out what "it" is that the grown-ups won't talk about. This movie, starring a creepy clown, is based on a horror novel by Stephen King.
Gifted (Movie Reviews, Last Update Jul 2017)
A custody battle ensues over a gifted math prodigy (Mckenna Grace) when her Uncle Frank (Chris Evans) wants to let the six-year-old be a normal kid, but her Grandmother Evelyn (Lindsay Duncan) wants her to pursue her talents.
A custody battle ensues over a gifted math prodigy (Mckenna Grace) when her Uncle Frank (Chris Evans) wants to let the six-year-old be a normal kid, but her Grandmother Evelyn (Lindsay Duncan) wants her to pursue her talents.
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Paris Can Wait (Movie Reviews, Last Update Jan 2018)
Anne (Diane Lane) agrees to catch a ride from Cannes to Paris with her husband's (Alec Baldwin) business partner (Arnaud Viard). But the seven-hour car trip turns into a much longer affair when the not-in-a-hurry Frenchman takes several detours -- and the stressed-out American woman begins to remember what life can be like when you take time to smell the roses.
Anne (Diane Lane) agrees to catch a ride from Cannes to Paris with her husband's (Alec Baldwin) business partner (Arnaud Viard). But the seven-hour car trip turns into a much longer affair when the not-in-a-hurry Frenchman takes several detours -- and the stressed-out American woman begins to remember what life can be like when you take time to smell the roses.
Wonderstruck (Movie Reviews, Last Update May 2018)
What do a deaf girl (Millicent Simmonds) living in 1927 and an orphaned boy (Oakes Fegley) living in 1977 have in common? They are about to be wonderstruck by the answer in this story based on author/illustrator Brian Selznick's children's book.
What do a deaf girl (Millicent Simmonds) living in 1927 and an orphaned boy (Oakes Fegley) living in 1977 have in common? They are about to be wonderstruck by the answer in this story based on author/illustrator Brian Selznick's children's book.