Hey everybody, it's Hannibal Lector versus Pennwise! Bill Skarsgård isn't playing a killer clown in this one, instead he's a down-on-his luck deadbeat dad trying to make things better, but failing miserably. Scrambling for money, he decides to break into a car to see what he can steal inside it. When he tries to exit the vehicle he finds that it is... Locked.
Try as he might, Eddie (Skarsgård) can't get out of the car. And then he gets a…
Why did Disney feel the need to (re)make a live-action version of Snow White again? Maybe it's to reintroduce a whole new generation of children to an iconic princess. Or maybe, just maybe, it's a naked cash grab. I hate to be a cynic, but it's pretty obvious that - just like their other properties they've given this treatment to - this is indeed a cash grab of the naked variety.
Now some of these cash grabs are executed better…
Love the art, hate the artist. Yes, it can be a bit difficult to appreciate the art while simultaneously disliking the artist, but this is especially the case when - objectively - the unlikeable artist does such an incredible job.And here we are with Jonathan Majors' performance in Magazine Dreams because it truly is superb.
Killian Maddox, played by Jonathan Majors, is a man obsessed with bodybuilding, and in particular bodybuilder Brad Vanderhorn to whom Killian writes endless fan letters.…
Whether you're familiar with the source material or not, it's hard not to enjoy the epic of a film that is "The Count of Monte Cristo." It feels as if the entire GDP of France was used to produce this tale of revenge - and, despite its three hour run time, has you engrossed enough not to check your watch wondering when it will end.
Go see this movie if:
* You're a fan of revenge. This is Kill Bill…
