According to Cat
Director: Chris Sivertson
Writer: Carol Chrest
Actors: Christina Ricci, Santino Barnard, Don Baldaramos, Colleen Camp, Lew Temple, Carol Anne Watts, Sally Elbert, Rachael Edlow, Anna Tenney, Chris Mullinax, Nancy O'Fallon, Matt Lovell, Lola Grace Combs
Genre: Horror, Mystery, Thriller
Rated: Unrated
Length: 89 minutes
Kicking off this month’s list, I couldn’t help but go with Monstrous. The trailer gave me a few
vibes that told me it might not be the strongest movie hitting screens in March
2022, but it’s at least going to be interesting.
Of course, Christina Ricci (The Lizzie Borden Chronicles, The Matrix Resurrections, Yellowjackets)
in the lead role of a legit monster movie is always a huge draw for me. She
tends to excel with the macabre and off-the-wall projects, after all.
Examining the trailer further, I am wondering if there are
layers to this plot. Was the young mother and her son lured to this house on a
monster-infested lake on purpose? Was the stink-eye look from the woman in the
vehicle merely because Ricci’s character was a single mother in an era that was
still pushing the “nuclear family” ideal where women should be in the home
instead of the workforce, etc – or was there something more sinister to it?
Things that make you go ‘hmm,’ indeed.
I appreciated that the trailer didn’t give a full-blown look
at the lake monster. The production
quality on what we did get to see, however, looked pretty cool.
Monstrous will be
available to stream on Shudder.
Director: Peter Flinth
Writers: Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, Joe Derrick, Ejnar Mikkelsen
Actors: Nikolaj Coster Waldau, Joe Cole, Charles Dance, Diarmaid Murtagh, Ed Speleers, Frankie Wilson, Gísli Örn Garðarsson, Heida Reed, Nick Jameson, Sam Redford
Genre: Adventure, Drama, History
Rated: Unrated
Length: 102 minutes
Against the Ice
gives us an on-screen reunion, of sorts, of the father and son pairing from
fictional Westeros, played by Nikolaj Coster-Waldau (Game of Thrones, Oblivion, Exit Plan) and Charles Dance (Godzilla: King of the Monsters, The Crown,
The King's Man). Coster-Waldau and Dance will likely only share limited
scenes here, however, since Against the
Ice is primarily about the survival adventure expedition, itself, rather
than the behind-the-scenes boardroom politics.
If you are a fan of survival adventures pitting man against
the elements, then Against the Ice
looks like it’s going to be right up your alley. The trailer seemed to promise
quite the intense experience as a duo undertakes a perilous journey to discover
what happened to an earlier expedition. They face challenges with terrain,
supplies, wildlife, and both mental and physical health.
When movies like this are based on true stories, it just
makes them that much more intense. My curiosity is piqued. While Against the Ice looks like it will be a
brutal ride, I’m on board this mission for better or worse.
Against the Ice
will release to Netflix.
Director: Charlie McDowell
Writers: Justin Lader, Charlie McDowell, Jason Segel, Andrew Kevin Walker
Actors: Jason Segel, Jesse Plemons, Lily Collins, Omar Leyva
Genre: Crime, Drama, Thriller
Rated: R
Length: 92 minutes
Truth be told, I find most of his characters fall into that
category. He really excels in those roles. He’s one of those actors whose
characters I love to hate.
Director: Kim Farrant
Writer: Sarah Alderson
Actors: Amar Bukvic, Christina Ulfsparre, Leighton Meester, Luke Norris, Ziad Bakri
Genre: Crime, Drama, Mystery
Rated: TV-14
Length: minutes
I’ll be upfront and mention that I have not read the novel
that The Weekend Away has adapted
from. That being said, the author of said novel has also been a staff writer
for at least 63 episodes or so of the TV Series S.W.A.T. (2017-). That series is still going strong. If she wasn’t
doing a good job crafting story there,
then she wouldn’t have stuck around that long. I digress. My point was that I’m
more inclined to have faith in the story. Crime drama is completely up her alley.
Aside from that, I like Leighton Meester (Country Strong, Semper Fi, How I Met Your
Father). I find it easy to connect with her performances, and it was the
same with The Weekend Away’s trailer.
It was all too easy to see myself in her shoes. My luck is
generally bad enough that I could see something like this happening to me if I
took a random weekend getaway trip halfway around the world from home.
My curiosity is burning to know what happened to the friend –
and why? Something was clearly up and the girl got mixed up in something she
shouldn’t have – but what?! How does the driver fit into it? I have so many
questions I’m dying for the answers to.
Netflix is firing on all cylinders with its March lineup.
This isn’t even the last of the movies the streaming giant is releasing this
month that will appear on this list.
Director: Alejandro Hidalgo
Writers: Santiago Fernández Calvete, Alejandro Hidalgo
Actors: Joseph Marcell, María Gabriela de Faría, Will Beinbrink, Raquel Rojas, Irán Castillo, Hector Kotsifakis, Alfredo Herrera, Juan Ignacio Aranda, Christian Rummel, Eloisa Maturen, Maria Antonieta Hidalgo, Johanna Winkel, Evelia Di Gennaro, Patricia Pacheco, Marcela Girón, Simona Chirinos
Genre: Drama, Horror
Rated: R
Length: 99 minutes
Director: Paul Shoulberg
Writers: Paul Shoulberg, Michael Koryta
Actors: Bethany Joy Lenz, Alysia Reiner, Katie Sarife, Andrew J. West, Deanna Dunagan, Kevin Cahoon, Aaron Roman Weiner, Kingston Vernes, David Myers Gregory, Rupert Spraul, Ruth Kaufman, Daniel Burke
Genre: Drama, Horror, Thriller
Rated: R
Length: 95 minutes
So Cold the River
is an adaptation of a horror novel penned by the same author behind Those Who Wish Me Dead (2021). While the
screenplay writer and director of So Cold
the River is relatively untested, with few credits on IMDb under his belt,
the original author, Michael Koryta, is one of the executive producers in this
production team, so we can assume that this project was executed to his
satisfaction. I enjoyed the aforementioned forest fire movie, so I am holding
out hope for So Cold the River to
meet or exceed my expectations.
All that aside, I am generally down to support any of the
alums from One Tree Hill (2003-2012).
The fact that Bethany Joy Lenz (Colony,
Extortion, Pearson) is the lead here instantly grabbed my attention. There
is a small chance I might be slightly inherently biased in favor of this movie
as a result, but at least I can be honest about it.
Delving deeper into So
Cold the River based on the trailer, there’s plenty to like. There are some
supernatural shenanigans and a malevolent mystery to uncover. I was happy to
recognize Deanna Dunagan (The Visit, An
Acceptable Loss, Stillwater) and Andrew J. West (The Walking Dead, The Nightmare Code, Once Upon a Time) among the
cast, as well.
So Cold the River
will release first to theaters and will follow up with a Digital and On Demand
release on March 29th.
Director: Katt Shea
Writer: Karen Janszen
Actors: Brad Mann, Camille Sullivan, Eileen Pedde, Giacomo Baessato, Grant Gustin, Jude Culham-Keays, Kaylah Zander, Scott Wolf, Sharon Taylor, Todd Mann, Tom McBeath
Genre: Biography, Drama, Family
Rated: Unrated
Length: 90 minutes
My emotions are really raw right now. My best friend whom I
consider a sister had to say goodbye to her Dane-mastiff just a few days ago.
She’d had him since he was weaned from his litter and he was my “fur-nephew.”
It was tragic and I am heartbroken. Everyone that knew Rex, the gentle giant,
loved him. He was my friend’s world. There’s a long story involved, but this
is the TL;DR so I don’t digress too far down that rabbit hole.
Needless to say, writing about a dog-centric movie right now
– even watching the trailer – has me misty-eyed and on the verge of tears. That
being said, please forgive me for not elaborating at length about my choice for
Rescued by Ruby.
The cast looks solid. I’ve been a fan of Scott Wolf (Kaijudo: Rise of the Duel Masters, The Night
Shift, Nancy Drew) since Party of
Five (1994-2000) and Grant Gustin (Affluenza,
Krystal, The Flash) is awesome. I think Gustin is amazing for the lead
here, opposite the titular dog.
It’s neat this is based on a true story and is an excellent
reminder that shelter dogs can be just as great as dogs from anywhere else –
and sometimes even better.
Rescued by Ruby
isn’t the last movie on this list releasing to Netflix this month, either.
Directors: Philip Gelatt, Morgan Galen King
Writers: Philip Gelatt, Morgan Galen King
Actors: Richard E. Grant, Lucy Lawless, Patton Oswalt, Betty Gabriel, Joe Manganiello, Patrick Breen, Larry Fessenden, Jason Gore, Maggie Lakis, Tom Lipinski, Nina Lisandrello, Rob McClure, Malcolm Mills, Abigail Savage, Jordan Douglas Smith
Genre: Animation, Action, Adventure
Rated: Unrated
Length: 93 minutes
I have a complicated relationship with anthologies. Some of
them turn out amazing, while others fall far short of expectations. Sadly, my
experiences have been more towards the latter than not. Be that as it may, The Spine of Night gives me hope.
Animated movies for adults are awesome. I can’t say that
enough, and there aren’t that many out there. When most people see an animation,
they tend to immediately chalk the production up as a kiddie cartoon. Let me
tell you that this movie absolutely is not for children whatsoever. Older teens
might be able to handle it with parental oversight; but if the violence in the
trailer was any indication, this is far too much for the young.
That being said, I am not generally a fan of the animation style
used with The Spine of Night. This is
one of the few exceptions where I might tolerate it better. This strongly
reminds me of another adult-oriented animated anthology from yester-year - Heavy Metal (1981). It is one of the few
anthologies I really enjoyed. The nostalgia feels add to my desire to give this
one a chance.
Also, can we talk about the cast? The Spine of Night is stacked with amazing talent. We’re talking Lucy
Lawless (Spartacus, The Breaker Uppers,
Ash vs Evil Dead), Betty Gabriel (Get
Out, Upgrade, The Purge: Election Year), Richard E. Grant (Logan, Earwig and the Witch, Hitman's Wife's
Bodyguard), Joe Manganiello (True
Blood, Smurfs: The Lost Village, Archenemy), and Patton Oswalt (Please Stand By, The Secret Life of Pets 2,
The Goldbergs) among others.
I am very excited that we are going to get a chance to
screen The Spine of Night and provide
a review for you before this movie releases on Shudder.
Director: Gail Lerner
Writers: Kenya Barris, Ernestine Gilbreth Carey, Frank B. Gilbreth Jr., Jenifer Rice-Genzuk, Craig Titley
Actors: Brittany Daniel, Carlos Santos, Cynthia Daniel, Cynthia Murell, Erika Christensen, Gabrielle Union, Kylie Rogers, Luke Prael, Mykal-Michelle Harris, Ron Funches, Zach Braff
Genre: Adventure, Comedy, Family
Rated: PG
Length: Unknown
When we first watched the trailer for Cheaper by the Dozen, my first thoughts were: “another one? Again?”
Okay Disney, we get it. You like to re-spin ideas. I just couldn’t imagine why
anyone would want to remake or reboot the 2003 movie by the same name. It was
clear this decidedly isn’t a sequel within that same storyline.
Well, it turns out the movie I thought was the ‘original’
was a remake, itself. Cheaper by the
Dozen is actually a loose book adaptation from a 1948 semi-autobiographical
novel written by a pair of siblings who grew up in a household of 12 children.
The original Cheaper by the Dozen
movie was released back in 1950.
Sometimes it is appropriate to revisit a story. After
watching the trailer for this newest Cheaper
by the Dozen, I have found that I was likely a little hasty in my judgment
of the Mouse House’s decision. This new version updates the family dynamic for
a new generation. Current pop culture references, technology, trends, and diversity
bring this iteration forward. The 2003 movie still felt a bit old fashioned in
comparison, even though it came out just after the turn of the century.
I really enjoyed Gabrielle Union (Think Like a Man Too, Almost Christmas, Breaking In) and Zach Braff
(Scrubs, Percy Vs Goliath, The Comeback
Trail) in the trailer and I really think they’ll bring a lot to this
production. I’m not discounting the child actors, but if I listed everyone, we’d
be here all day.
Cheaper by the Dozen
will release directly to Disney+ at no additional premium.
Director: Ivan Sen
Writer: Ivan Sen
Actors: Bianca Wallace, Brooke Nichole Lee, Hugo Weaving, Ivy Dupler, Jillian Nguyen, June Yoon, Keiichi Enomoto, Patrick Moroney, Ryan Kwanten, Shinji Ikefuji
Genre: Sci-Fi, Romance
Rated: R
Length: 102 minutes
This March is a surprisingly strong month for science
fiction. Expired is the first of
several within the sci-fi genre we’ll be exploring on this list. It might be
labeled as a single genre romance on IMDb, but the trailer made it abundantly
clear this story is set in a potentially dystopian future full of cybernetically enhanced humans. It’s not exactly clear
just how far into the cyberpunk sub-genre Expired
delves, but I’m down for it either way.
I’m not really familiar with writer/director Ivan Sem
(Beneath Clouds, Dreamland, Mystery Road), but with Ryan Kwanten (Knights of Badassdom, The Hurricane Heist,
Them) and Hugo Weaving (Cloud Atlas,
Hacksaw Ridge, Mortal Engines) at the head of this cast, I want to give
this movie a chance.
For those that enjoy a deeper and more intricate plot than a
simple love story, Expired promises
some action and thrills to go with the feelings.
Expired will be
released to a limited theater run as well as On-Demand availability.
Director: Serik Beyseu
Writers: Natalya Lebedeva, Dmitriy Zhigalov
Actors: Dmitriy Frid, Josh Petersdorf, River Kanoff, Luis Bermudez, Egor Koreshkov, Ashely Biski, Nikita Dyuvbanov, Caleb Yen, Petr Romanov, Alyona Konstantinova, Martinez Lisa, Aeric Azana, Carlyle DePriest, Viktor Potapeshkin, Samoukov Kostya
Genre: Horror, Sci-Fi, Thriller
Rated: Unknown
Length: 100 minutes
Director: Roberto Zazzara
Writers: Manuela Cacciamani, Francesca Forristal, Davide Orsini, Kt Roberts, Roberto Zazzara
Actors: Gaia Weiss, Lorenzo Richelmy, Mark Ryder, Tudor Istodor, Makita Samba, Amina Smaïl, Nicolo Pasetti, Felice Jankell, Léa Rostain, Serena de Ferrari
Genre: Horror
Rated: Unrated
Length: 90 minutes
The Bunker Game is
another movie where I know generally nothing about the production team or cast.
Once more, I really don’t mind. The story presented for The Bunker Game looks new and refreshing, bringing a new tale to
the horror genre.
The atmosphere of a bunker-hosted role-playing game is
inherently interesting. This one is sure to make claustrophobes and those
uncomfortable underground a bit squirmy in their seats. I was intrigued by the
filming location, so I looked it up. The
Bunker Game was actually filmed in a real bunker system that was built
prior to World War II in Italy North of Rome, and later converted into a
fallout shelter during the Cold War. This bunker is open to the public as a
tourist destination available for tours regularly.
The Bunker Game
will release as a Shudder exclusive, and you can be sure we’ll be screening it
for review.
8 - Alice (3/18)
Director: Krystin Ver Linden
Writer: Krystin Ver Linden
Actors: Keke Palmer, Common, Jonny Lee Miller, Gaius Charles, Madelon Curtis, Kenneth Farmer, Natasha Yvette, Jaxon Goldenberg, Craig Stark, Alicia Witt, David Andrew Nash, Jim McKeny, Sharonne Lanier, Janet L. Burns, Durrell Lyons
Genre: Drama
Rated: Unrated
Length:100 minutes
7 - After Yang (3/4)
Director: Kogonada
Writers: Kogonada, Alexander Weinstein
Actors: Colin Farrell, Jodie Turner-Smith, Adeline Kerns, Ava DeMary, Brett Dier, Clifton Collins Jr., Eve Lindley, Haley Lu Richardson, Justin H. Min, Malea Emma Tjandrawidjaja, Orlagh Cassidy, Ritchie Coster, Sarita Choudhury
Genre: Drama, Sci-Fi
Rated: PG
Length: 96 minutes
6 - Everything
Everywhere All at Once (3/25)
Directors: Dan Kwan, Daniel Scheinert
Writers: Dan Kwan, Daniel Scheinert
Actors: Amanda, Andy Le, Anthony Molinari, Audrey Wasilewski, Brian Le, Harry Shum Jr., James Hong, Jamie Lee Curtis, Jenny Slate, Jonathan Ke Quan, Michelle Yeoh, Peter Banifaz, Stephanie Hsu
Genre: Action, Adventure, Comedy
Rated: R
Length: 140 minutes
I had an excruciatingly hard time deciding the order for the
next several movies, this one included. From here on out in my list, I am
pretty much bouncing in my seat with anticipation for watching each and every
one of these films. It’s fairly literal. I’m having trouble ‘holding my horses.’
The trailer for Everything
Everywhere All at Once is just absolutely bonkers in all the best ways. I
love the multiverse concept explored here, and how the character, Evelyn, is
connected to all of her selves much like the characters of Sense8 (2015-2018)
were. Of course, brilliant insanity is something we should expect from the
writing and directing team from Swiss Army Man (2016).
Sure, the plot looks amazing for Everything Everywhere All at Once (and, seriously, the googly eyes
everywhere) but can we talk about this cast for a minute? There’s a veritable
hit parade going on here.
We have Jamie Lee Curtis (Scream Queens, Knives Out, Halloween Kills) embodying the
antagonist, which is fun. I really enjoy the work of Harry Shum Jr. (Crazy Rich Asians, Escape Plan: The Extractors,
Love Hard) and Jenny Slate (The
Secret Life of Pets, Venom, Bob's Burgers), too. Michelle Yeoh (Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon: Sword of
Destiny, Mechanic: Resurrection, Star Trek: Discovery), playing our heroine
Evelyn, is iconic and amazing. I’m over the moon about James Hong (Kung Fu Panda, Star Wars: Rebels, Beast Mode),
too. He has had a storied acting career dating back to the 1950s, and has appeared
across my whole life’s cinematic landscape on big and small screens. He was
even in the original Godzilla: King of
the Monsters! (1956).
I think I’m the most excited to see Ke Huy Quan (Encino Man, Second Time Around, Finding
'Ohana), though. He is none other than Short Round from Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom
(1984) and Data from The Goonies
(1985). Some of the segments in the trailer for Everything Everywhere All at Once really reminded me of his
delivery for those characters and the nostalgia feels hit me like a ton of
bricks.
I absolutely can’t wait for this hilarity to unleash on the
world.
Everything Everywhere
All at Once will release to theaters and On Demand, and will follow up with
availability on Showtime (likely after the now-standard 45 day run) according
to the deal A24 has with the network.
I feel I must add a disclamer. There is a minute chance that
this film release has been postponed. A24’s
website as well as most other sources show that it is still on target for
the March date; however, MovieInsider
is showing the date has been changed to April 8th. I’m crossing my
fingers this doesn’t get bumped.
5 - Operation
Fortune: Ruse de Guerre (3/18)
Director: Guy Ritchie
Writers: Ivan Atkinson, Marn Davies, Guy Ritchie
Actors: Aubrey Plaza, Bugzy Malone, Cary Elwes, Conor MacNeill, Eddie Marsan, Eugenia Kuzmina, Hugh Grant, Jason Statham, Josh Hartnett, Kaan Urgancioglu, Lourdes Faberes, Max Beesley, Peter Ferdinando, Sam Douglas
Genre: Action, Comedy, Thriller
Rated: Unrated
Length: 155 minutes
When you put Guy Ritchie (Sherlock Holmes, Aladdin, Wrath of Man) and Jason Statham (The Expendables, Redemption, The Meg) together,
magic happens. I really could leave it there, but Operation Fortune: Ruse de Guerre deserves so much more.
Statham is only the tip of the iceberg that makes up this
stellar cast. I’m excited to see Josh Hartnett (30 Days of Night, The Ottoman Lieutenant, Wrath of Man) in more
action oriented roles again. He’d gone to the drama genre side pretty hardcore
in recent years. Hugh Grant (The Man from
U.N.C.L.E., The Gentlemen, The Undoing) is always impeccable, and I adore Aubrey
Plaza’s (Ingrid Goes West, Legion,
Happiest Season) quirky sense of humor and delivery. Can we take a moment,
though, to appreciate that Cary Elwes (Saw,
Stranger Things, A Castle for Christmas) is also involved here in a serious
(okay, as serious as one of these comedic action thrillers gets) role?
I loved every minute of Operation
Fortune: Ruse de Guerre’s trailer and I can’t wait to see the whole movie.
This is just the sort of popcorn movie to provide some much needed humor and
escapism right about now.
Operation Fortune:
Ruse de Guerre is set to release to theaters and On Demand, though, I feel
I need to add another release date disclaimer here. While most sources still
list March 18th as the official release date for the film, MovieInsider seems to
indicate that this might be changing to an uncertain future point in time. I’m
definitely keeping my fingers crossed that it stays on track for March.
4 - Turning Red
(3/11)
Director: Domee Shi
Writers: Julia Cho, Domee Shi
Actors: Ava Morse, Finneas O'Connell, Ho-Wai Ching, Hyein Park, James Hong, Jordan Fisher, Josh Levi, Lori Tan Chinn, Maitreyi Ramakrishnan, Orion Lee, Rosalie Chiang, Sandra Oh, Sasha Roiz, Sherry Cola, Wai Ching Ho
Genre: Animation, Adventure, Comedy
Rated: PG
Length: 90 minutes
Turning Red captured
my attention for so many reasons. First, and foremost, I loved the trailer and
it looks amazingly cute and endearing. The story feels important, tackling the
emotional roller coaster that kids experience while growing up. In this case,
we see a physical manifestation of the main character’s emotions.
I am also digging that this new Disney Pixar star has red
hair and glasses. I can forgive them that they didn’t give her curls. (Merida
is my girl. Just saying.) I digress.
Fun plot and adorable red panda aside, Turning Red is stacked with an amazing cast and some Disney benchmarks.
Sandra Oh (Grey's
Anatomy, Raya and the Last Dragon, Killing Eve), Jordan Fisher (To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You, Work
It, Star Wars: Visions), and James Hong are worth mentioning among the
voice talent here. Finneas O'Connell (Life
Inside Out, Modern Family, Glee) is also lending his voice to this animated
movie, though the character he’s playing isn’t clear yet. (Of course, his
sister, Billie Eilish, also has a song on the soundtrack; and Finneas is
heavily involved with the production of her work, as well.)
Rosalie Chiang (Clique
Wars, The Interns, Soiled) is playing the main character, Meilin Lee, in
her full-length feature debut. If the trailer is an accurate reflection of the
overall performance, it looks like she hit this one out of the ballpark on her
first at-bat. Doubling down on the ‘firsts,’ this is also the directorial debut
for Domee Shi (SparkShorts, Pixar Short
Films Collection 3, Bao). Her career thus far has mostly been in Pixar’s
animation department, so she’s not new to the process. I have a good feeling
that she’s going to do some great things.
I am super excited that Turning
Red will be released directly to Disney+ for subscribers without the need
for premium purchase.
3 - The Lost City
(3/25)
Directors: Aaron Nee, Adam Nee
Writers: Oren Uziel, Dana Fox, Adam Nee
Actors: Sandra Bullock, Channing Tatum, Brad Pitt, Da'Vine Joy Randolph, Daniel Radcliffe, Héctor Aníbal, Oscar Nuñez, Patti Harrison, Raymond Lee, Thomas Forbes-Johnson
Genre: Action, Adventure, Comedy
Rated: Unrated
Length: 92 minutes
The Lost City is
everything I need right now.
When unlikely adventurers are forced into a crazy life and
death situation that they are generally unequipped to deal with, if handled
correctly, it adds up to absolute comedy gold. Then you add an outstanding cast
with Sandra Bullock (Gravity, Minions,
Bird Box) and Channing Tatum (Foxcatcher,
White House Down, Dog) paired for the leads, Daniel Radcliffe (Jungle, Guns Akimbo, Miracle Workers) as
the antagonist, and a cameo by Brad Pitt (World
War Z, Fury, Once Upon a Time... In Hollywood) and it’s a done deal. I just
absolutely have to watch it.
I didn’t forget Da'Vine Joy Randolph (Office Christmas Party, Dolemite Is My Name, Only Murders in the
Building), who plays the publisher or agent (if I’m correct). Her
appearance in the trailer had me in stitches. Seriously, what about her
skillset does she think will help the situation?
This is the sort of luck I seem to have. The moment in the
trailer that Bullock’s character reaches for the car door handle and the whole
vehicle falls off the cliff was an unbelievably relatable and hilarious moment.
Even before I read it on the IMDb Trivia page for The Lost City, I was getting some
serious Romancing the Stone (1984)
vibes when I watched the trailer. That just gave me an extra little nostalgic
boost of happy.
The Lost City
falls squarely in the ‘shut up and take my money’ category. This film will be
releasing to theaters, but given its Paramount affiliation, look for it on
Paramount+ in 30-45 days.
2 - The Adam Project
(3/11)
Director: Shawn Levy
Writers: Jonathan Tropper, T.S. Nowlin, Jennifer Flackett, Mark Levin
Actors: Alex Mallari Jr., Ben Wilkinson, Braxton Bjerken, Catherine Keener, Ellie Harvie, Jennifer Garner, Lucie Guest, Mark Ruffalo, Melanie Hubert, Ryan Reynolds, Walker Scobell, Zoe Saldana
Genre: Action, Adventure, Comedy
Rated: PG-13
Length: 106 minutes
1 - The Batman (3/4)
Production/Distribution: 6th & Idaho Productions, DC Comics, DC Entertainment, Warner Bros., HKC Entertainment, Roadshow Films, Warner Bros. Pictures Germany, Warner Bros. Pictures
Director: Matt Reeves
Writers: Matt Reeves, Peter Craig, Bob Kane, Bill Finger
Actors: Robert Pattinson, Zoë Kravitz, Jeffrey Wright, Colin Farrell, Paul Dano, John Turturro, Andy Serkis, Peter Sarsgaard, Barry Keoghan, Jayme Lawson, Gil Perez-Abraham, Peter McDonald, Con O'Neill, Alex Ferns, Rupert Penry-Jones, Kosha Engler, Archie Barnes, Janine Harouni, Hana Hrzic, Joseph Walker, Luke Roberts, Oscar Novak, Stella Stocker, Sandra Dickinson, Jack Bennett, Andre Nightingale, Richard James-Neale, Lorraine Tai, Charlie Carver, Max Carver, Mark Killeen
Genre: Action, Crime, Drama
Rated: PG-13
Length: 175 minutes
I could leave you with a single word: ‘duh;’ but I won’t.
I can’t wait to see what he’s done with it. The better news
is that he’s in a 3 picture deal so there will be a full trilogy to play with.
I am anticipating with bated breath what he’s going to do next.
The Batman is
releasing exclusively in theaters, though I would expect a high-price On-Demand
rental might be available. Look for the movie to hit HBO Max after the 45 day
window.
Movies to Look out For
According to: Selina
The Exorcism of God .20
The Weekend Away .19
X .18
Project Gemini .17
Monstrous .16
Jujutsu Kaisen 0 .15
Asking For It .14
Expired .13
So Cold the River .12
After Yang .11
Cheaper by the Dozen .10
Operation Fortune: Ruse de guerre .9
Alice .8
Turning Red .7
The Adam Project .6
The Bunker Game .5
The Lost City .4
Against the Ice .3
Everything Everywhere All At Once .2
The Batman .1
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