“Sometimes, the messenger has to become the message.”
This is not a full biopic of Bob Marley. This is an examination of the two years between 1976 and his first failed Jamaican peace concert, and 1978 with his second successful one. A lot happened to the musician within this time period. He was shot, fled to England, wrote exodus, came to terms with his sudden fame, and was diagnosed with cancer.
Kingsley Ben-Adir as Bob Marley and Lashana Lynch as…
“You. Go get my phone.”
This is a remake for remakes' sake, trying to tap into the nostalgia market and falling short.
The problem is not that they made a remake. It's that they relied too much on assumption logic for knowledge. They failed to explain plainly to the audience key points of knowledge as to why things happened the way they did, or why Jake Gyllenhaal as Elwood Dalton reacted, or didn't react, to certain situations. As a security…
"Telepathy is not mindreading, it is the direct linking of two nervous systems separated by space."
David Cronenberg both wrote and directed this 1981 science fiction horror film that launched him from the Canadian movie scene, and into mainstream America, allowing his body horror style to compete with the big boys and take this film into the realm of cult classic.
Scanners, psychics with unusual telepathic and telekinetic powers are being hunted by ConSec, a purveyor of weaponry and security…
Equality and diversity at its best. I wouldn't fuck with them!!!
