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14/06/2024

Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves review
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Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves isn’t just one of the best films of 2023, it’s one of the best fantasy films in decades. True, the fantasy genre hasn’t been the same since The Lord of the Rings and the Harry Potter franchise wrapped, but the Dungeons & Dragons franchise seems poised to make a major cinematic comeback if this terrific effort is any indication.

Co-directors/co-screenwriters Jonathan Goldstein and John Francis Daley (Spider-Man: Homecoming) and co-screenwriter Michael Gilio weave the proper balance to be respectful of the source material while being welcoming to newcomers.

This is largely accomplished by sticking to the established genre rules of setting up the quest, introducing party members, a few challenges along the way culminating in a big final battle. The filmmakers shake up the formula however, by going against some tropes and injecting humor to the mix.

13/06/2024

Extraction 2 (2023) Review
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Extraction 2 follows Tyler (Hemsworth) as he extracts a gangster’s family from a Georgian prison, inserting himself into a dark family affair. Like the first film, there’s just enough down time to build character and story. These moments are brief but effective, always delivering in an unobtrusive way that gives the film a chance to breathe. One of the main throughlines is that the gangster’s son (Andro Japaridze) is preparing to step into the shoes of his gangster father (Tornike Bziava) and uncle (Tornike Gogrichiani).

13/06/2024

Extraction Review: Great Stunts Can’t Save Regressive Action-Thriller
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Stories about violent men who get a shot at redemption when they inadvertenly become "dads" are definitely having a moment (just look at the popularity of The Mandalorian and The Witcher), but of the recent additions to this myth-making tradition, Extraction is easily the most problematic. It's not that the film is badly made; far from it, stunt coordinator Sam Hargrave constructs some terrific action sequences in his directing debut. Yet, it's also tone-deaf in the way it centers its thinly-sketched narrative around a white protagonist who kills a whole lot of brown-skinned people, all in the name of saving one he's taken a liking to. Despite the spectacular stunt work, Extraction is a garden-variety action-thriller dragged down by its regressive white savior elements.

13/06/2024

Movie Review Rewind: District 9 (2009)
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District 9 will change the way you see aliens in movies forever. Of course, aliens play a huge part in this movie, but done in an intelligent way. They are not things, but they are characters, almost like people. This movie is from Peter Jackson and directed by newcomer Neill Blomkamp. Together they create an original and thrilling movie that you have to see to believe.

District 9 starts out as a mockumentary with interviews of people who are discussing the events that are going on in South Africa. They actually foreshadow the events that will occur. The aliens (aka “Prawns” because of the way they look) have been quarantined in a refugee-like camp as their ship stays right above in the sky in the city of Johannesberg. At first, people did not know what to expect from these extraterrestrials, but as the years pass nothing happens. After 28 years of the mothership being broken down, the MNU (Multi-National United) are called to take take care of the situation.

12/06/2024

Copshop Review: Butler & Grillo Star In Fun Actioner That Could’ve Been Wilder
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On the surface, Copshop, the new movie from director Joe Carnahan (Smokin' Aces), looks like a standard shoot-em-up kind of action film, where blood flows easily and characters make improbable comebacks. And to be sure, Copshop is that several times over, especially starting at its midpoint. At the same time, there's some surprising depth amid all the zinging bullets, and while Carnahan — who also co-wrote the screenplay with Kurt McLeod, based on a story by McLeod and Mark Williams — could've tightened up the plot and characters, there are thrills to be had. Fun yet flawed, Copshop mixes 70s action flair with present day suspense to create a fairly entertaining single-location shootout.

12/06/2024

Ballerina (2023) Review – Brawny And Brainless
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“Style over substance” is a cliché if ever there was one, and contrary to popular belief, critics – the decent ones, anyway – like to avoid those where possible. But never has the term been more relevant than it is to Ballerina (2023), a South Korean action-thriller on Netflix with a plot so thin and simple as to be virtually non-existent.

12/06/2024

Ambulance review – a decent B-movie spoiled by the Michael Bay treatment
Link review: https://www.lastnow.us/351063?utm_source=X2011&utm_medium=WillSmithfan&utm_campaign=mpart
Ambulance is a 2022 American action thriller film directed and co-produced by Michael Bay and written by Chris Fedak. A co-production between New Republic Pictures, Project X Entertainment and Bay Films, it is a remake of the 2005 Danish film Ambulancen. It stars Jake Gyllenhaal and Yahya Abdul-Mateen II as adoptive brothers who hijack an ambulance after robbing a bank, and take a paramedic (Eiza González) and a police officer (Jackson White) hostage.

The film was first announced in 2015 and went through several crew changes. In 2020, Bay came on board to direct after the COVID-19 pandemic disrupted his plans to shoot a different movie. Filming took place in Los Angeles, in the midst of the pandemic with cinematographer Roberto De Angelis. During post-production, the film was edited by Pietro Scalia and the score was composed by Lorne Balfe.

Ambulance was theatrically released in some international territories on March 16, and then premiered in Paris, France, on March 20, and was theatrically released in the United States by Universal Pictures on April 8, 2022. The film underperformed at the box office, grossing approximately $52 million worldwide on a budget of $40 million. While the story drew some polarized response, Ambulance received praise for the performances, Bay's direction and the action sequences.[2]

11/06/2024

The Equalizer 3 review: Denzel Washington remains charismatic—and deadly
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In The Equalizer 3, we find our hero, a somewhat longer-in-the-tooth Robert McCall (Denzel Washington), doing more or less (more really) of what he did in the original film, The Equalizer (2014), which, of course, is what he continued to do in The Equalizer 2 (2018) and, what Robert McCall, played by Edward Woodward, did in the titular series from 1985 to 1989. Or, for that matter, what the reimagined character, Robyn McCall (Queen Latifah), does as The Equalizer in the television series reboot from 2021. All of these McCalls find themselves called upon to protect (and occasionally avenge) the weak and the wronged, which they do with great aplomb while often dispensing bits of “spy-losophy” along the lines of this from The Equalizer 2, “There are two kinds of pain in this world,” says McCall as he tortures someone who has it coming, “the pain that hurts. And the pain that alters.” So far, though, there has only been one kind of Equalizer film; whatever the story’s specifics, they are all the same. Bad guys get hurt in ways that temporarily convince us that there’s justice in the world. The fact that it’s extrajudicial, bloody, and inevitable only makes it more satisfying.

11/06/2024

‘Bullet Train’ Review: Brad Pitt Leads This Gleefully Overloaded, High-Speed Battle Royal
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The bullet train from Tokyo to Kyoto takes about two hours and 15 minutes — just the right amount of time to pull off a cartoonishly over-the-top action movie, in which half a dozen assassins shoot, stab and otherwise perforate each other’s pretty little faces in pursuit of a briefcase stuffed with cash. It’s a high-stakes game of hot potato, choreographed and executed by “Atomic Blonde” director David Leitch, in which a self-deprecating Brat Pitt wears a bucket hat and oversize specs, Brian Tyree Henry and Aaron Taylor-Johnson play bickering “twin” hit men Lemon and Tangerine, and “The Princess” wedding crasher Joey King (known here as the Prince) is a cunning killer who can fake-cry on command.

10/06/2024

The Dead Don't Hurt review
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The Dead Don't Hurt is a 2023 Western film written, directed, and produced by Viggo Mortensen, and starring Mortensen, Vicky Krieps, Solly McLeod, Garret Dillahunt, Colin Morgan, Ray McKinnon, Luke Reilly, Atlas Green, and Danny Huston. Mortensen also composed the score to the film.

The Dead Don't Hurt premiered at the 2023 Toronto International Film Festiva

10/06/2024

White Noise Review
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White Noise is a 2022 absurdist comedy drama film written and directed by Noah Baumbach, adapted from the 1985 novel with the same title by Don DeLillo. It is Baumbach's first directed feature not to be based on an original story of his own. The film stars Adam Driver, Greta Gerwig, and Don Cheadle.

10/06/2024

Hunt movie review 2022
Link👉: https://www.lastnow.us/350440?utm_source=X2011&utm_medium=WillSmithfan&utm_campaign=mpart
In the 1980s, when the military dictatorship reached its peak, South Korean Agency for National Security Planning (ANSP) Foreign Unit chief Park Pyong-ho (Lee Jung-jae) and Domestic Unit Chief Kim Jung-do (Jung Woo-sung) working together in Washington D.C., protecting President Chun Doo-hwan. While they are on patrol, the CIA notices a hired foreign assassination team and informs the Korean team about it. After an intense chase, Park is taken hostage by the last survivor of the team. Kim shoots the assassin, and the men blame each other for the result.

After the incident in Washington, the director of ANSP tells Park and Kim that there is a North Korean mole within ANSP known as Donglim. According to intel from the CIA, he is a dangerous spy from North Korea who tries to assassinate the president of the South. Kim and Park work to root out Donglim. Initially, a university professor held in captivity is suspected to be Donglim.

09/06/2024

Violent night movie review 2022
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One of the funniest jokes in "Scrooged," the sometimes uneven but vastly underrated 1988 Bill Murray riff on Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol, came right at the beginning with an artificial promotional trailer. Titled "The Night the Reindeer Died," it was a cheerfully cheesy bit of holiday carnage in which terrorists attempt to seize the North Pole until Lee Majors saves the day by gunning down the attackers while the guy in the red suit assures him he is being a good boy this year. As a distillation of the craven lengths that network television programmers go to attract viewers during the Yuletide season—in this case, by taking a made-for-TV knockoff of the typical Chuck Norris vehicle of that time and crudely slapping a thick seasonal glaze on the tip—it was admittedly a one-joke premise. But it happened to be a pretty funny joke, and since it only lasted for about two minutes, it was over before it could begin to wear out its welcome.

09/06/2024

The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes
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The most gripping aspects of “The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes” don’t even have to do with the actual Hunger Games themselves. They come later, in part three of this lengthy prequel, based on the 2020 novel by Suzanne Collins.

Sure, there’s some fascination in seeing this early incarnation of the games, set 64 years before the original film's events. Panem hasn’t been a dystopian wasteland for long, and this rudimentary version of the elaborate bloodbath we’ll know is meant to serve as the capitol’s punishment against the districts for their uprising. You don’t have to be an aficionado of the franchise to appreciate the bleakly vivid sense of place returning director Francis Lawrence creates, although fans will probably enjoy seeing references to Mockingjays, for example, and even the name Katniss. In these moments, we are all the Leonardo-DiCaprio-pointing-at-the-screen meme.

08/06/2024

Godzilla Minus One
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Set in 1946, “Godzilla Minus One” follows a spiritually depleted group of ex-military men as they rally to vanquish everyone’s favorite kaiju antihero. Here, Godzilla’s presence is a given, as it probably should be after dozens of movies and spinoff projects. If traumatized survivors like disgraced kamikaze pilot Koichi Shikishima (Ryunosuke Kamiki) can’t stop Godzilla, he will destroy Ginza and then stomp all over Tokyo.

08/06/2024

Fast Charlie movie review 2023
Movie Link: https://www.lastnow.us/349865?utm_source=X2011&utm_medium=WillSmithfan&utm_campaign=mpart
It came thusly: Taking out a guy named Rollo, at the behest of a couple of his bosses, Sol and Stan, who are trying to help out a young up-and-comer named Beggar. On this job Charlie’s working with a youngster himself, nicknamed “Blade” on account of his favored tool, although a turn of events has Charlie re-nicknaming the kid “Donut,” which he doesn’t like. The results of the hit compel Charlie to visit Rollo’s ex, a fetching taxidermist named Marcie; her portrayer is the slyly winning Morena Baccarin.

08/06/2024

Silent Night movie review 2023
🎬Movie Link: https://www.lastnow.us/349769?utm_source=X2011&utm_medium=WillSmithfan&utm_campaign=mpart

John Woo’s new film is a revenge thriller with such a predictable plot that one can imagine the first multicellular organisms distributing an electrochemical version of it to each other through osmosis. It's also one of Woo's best, and one of the most deliriously cinematic movies of the year. If ever there were a movie that demonstrated the idea that the telling matters more than the tale, it's this one.

The movie is called "Silent Night," and it's set at Christmas, which is when the main couple (Joel Kinnaman and Catalina Sandino Moreno) lose their only son to a stray bullet after a couple of cars full of rival gang members drive through their neighborhood while shooting at each other. But the movie's title is unrelated to the same-named holiday carol. It's called "Silent Night" because it's a silent movie with sound.

07/06/2024

Rebel Moon – Part One: A Child of Fire
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07/06/2024

The Family Plan movie review 2023
Movie link: https://www.lastnow.us/349605?utm_source=X2011&utm_medium=WillSmithfan&utm_campaign=mpart
Mark Wahlberg has displayed enough comic timing and action chops in previous work that it makes perfect sense that he would get one of those flicks that blend the world of espionage with suburban family tropes a la the excellent “True Lies” or even the underrated “Nobody.” There’s something about seeing an average family man become a highly-skilled assassin that appeals to viewers who wonder if they too could save their family if they were being hunted or have considered if the mysterious guy on their block might have a secret past. When done well, such as in the great James Cameron film, just out on 4K VOD by the way, it’s a fun little subgenre. “The Family Plan” is not when done well.

07/06/2024

Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom review
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Momoa achieves peak Momoa in "Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom," a neon submarine wreck of a sequel wherein the big guy tries to save the planet from returning bad guy Black Manta, aka David Kane (Yahya Abdul-Mateen II), who wants revenge against Aquaman for killing his dad in the first movie, and has allowed himself to be possessed by the spirit of the Black Trident, which was forged by denizens of the seventh kingdom of Atlantis, a necropolis filled with demonic creatures. Black Manta is dangerous to himself as well as others, and not as in control of the awesome weapon he wields as he thinks he is. His plan involves the use a glowing green ancient power source that's like radiation times a zillion, and is accelerating the pace of climate change (the film's title is etched into the face of a collapsing glacier).

06/06/2024

Salaar: Part 1 – Ceasefire
Link: https://www.lastnow.us/349293?utm_source=X2011&utm_medium=WillSmithfan&utm_campaign=mpart
Among this past year’s unexpected synchronicities, there’s now a shared space in the Venn Diagram that compares the American singer/songwriter Taylor Swift with the Indian writer/director Prashanth Neel. In 2023, both artists re-released their own re-recorded work, though Neel seems reluctant to describe his latest movie as a remake. Still, the pumped-up action fantasy “Salaar: Part 1—Ceasefire” shares a fair amount of its plot with “Ugramm,” Neel’s 2014 directorial debut. Both movies ultimately concern a civil war within an isolated fictional kingdom ruled by testosterone-fueled muscle guys and their female relatives. And now with “Salaar,” Neel’s fans will join Swifities in getting exactly what they want, a triumphal summary of their favorite artist’s style to date.

06/06/2024

Reviews Mayhem! 2024
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An exclamation point in a title is a promise. The first action flick of the year is not called “Mayhem,” it’s called “Mayhem!” You're supposed to yell it excitedly as you buy your ticket. Although it would more accurately be called “Mayhem?”

Because the fact is that vicious genre director Xavier Gens doesn’t fulfill on the punctuation in his premise, especially in the interminable first half of the film, which starts with a bang that portends “The Raid”-esque non-stop action and then spins its wheels in set-up that feels like it takes forever. Once the action does pick up again, presuming you’re still awake, there are a few undeniably impressive sequences, including another hallway brawl that feels thinly inspired by “Oldboy” and a spectacular battle with knives and guns in the close quarters of an elevator. These bursts of visceral power aren’t enough to get over the film’s many lulls or how much time is spent in service of a bare-bones, cheaply manipulative vengeance plot that never deepens its stakes to feel anything but two-dimensional. Maybe it should have been called “... Mayhem.”

06/06/2024

Red Right Hand movie review 2024
Movie Link: https://www.lastnow.us/349200?utm_source=X2011&utm_medium=WillSmithfan&utm_campaign=mpart
"If you're gonna survive in these hills, you'll have to get used to a little blood," purrs Big Cat (Andie MacDowell), an Appalachian drug kingpin just before she has her goons feed a Sheriff's deputy to her guard dogs. That’s the dime store pulp novel vibe of “Red Right Hand,” from first-time screenwriter Jonathan Easley and directors Ian and Eshom Nelms, exploring similar themes as their 2017 film “Small Town Crime”.

The Kentucky-set crime thriller stars Orlando Bloom as Cash, an ex-junkie whose burned red hand was the price he paid to leave Big Cat’s gang. He’s trying to lead a quiet life after the drug-induced death of his sister. He lives in a shack on her land and helps run her farm with his alcoholic brother-in-law Finney (Scott Haze) and his bookish niece Savannah (newcomer Chapel Oaks).

05/06/2024

American Star review 2014
🎬Link: https://www.lastnow.us/349039?utm_source=X2011&utm_medium=WillSmithfan&utm_campaign=mpart
"American Star" is an art house variant of the familiar story of an old hitman facing his mortality while doing what might be his last job. Filmed on the gobsmackingly gorgeous Fuerteventura in the Canary Islands, it takes a soft-spoken, slowed-down contemplative approach to the material, omitting things whenever it can, rarely depicting any situation in the obvious way, and anchoring itself to a lead performance by Ian McShane that's a great example of how to take a reactive, at times silent character and make his thoughts and emotions legible to the viewer. It's all in the face, especially the eyes. There are are several long closeups of McShane in this film where you feel every feeling as it happens.

05/06/2024

When will Tron(2025): Ares be released?
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After years spent stuck in development cyberspace, Tron 3 is finally set to materialise in 2025 under the title Tron: Ares.

Audiences last left this retro-futuristic world over a decade ago when Top Gun: Maverick director Joseph Kosinski uploaded a new hero into the grid for an all-new adventure that was both fresh and nostalgic all at once.

Tron: Legacy starred Garrett Hedlund as Sam Flynn, the estranged son of Jeff Bridges’ original 1982 Tron hero, Kevin Flynn.

After his gaming pioneer father goes missing following the events of filmmaker Steven Lisberger’s first film, Sam spends his days trying to track him down, eventually landing himself in the neon-hued world of the grid where he comes face-to-face with two versions of his father — one in current day form and another as a younger, antagonistic gaming program named Clu.

05/06/2024

B**g Joon Ho’s ‘Mickey 17,’ Starring Robert Pattinson, Moved To January 2025
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There’s some unfortunate news for South Korean auteur B**g Joon Ho’s upcoming sci-fi film, “Mickey 17,” which was delayed earlier this year. Warner Bros. is pushing the film out of 2024 entirely and has now set a new date of January 25, 2025. The film stars Robert Pattinson and the actor plays an expendable,” a disposable employee on a human expedition sent to colonize the ice world Niflheim. After one iteration dies, a new body is regenerated with most of his memories intact.

04/06/2024

Dune: Part Two Is Zendaya’s Movie
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The first Dune belonged to Timothée Chalamet. Chalamet plays Paul Atreides, the son of one of the aristocratic houses controlling the known universe, as well as an unenthusiastic contender for the position of genetically engineered, holy-war-waging messiah. It was, and still is, inspired casting, and not just because Chalamet has the patrician bone structure of an imperial hemophiliac. Chalamet, Hollywood’s chosen prince, has been navigating the crumbling path toward movie stardom like someone who’s aware there are more mistakes to be made than rewards to be had, which gives an extratextual charge to his performance as someone trying to avoid being corralled into the parts others would like him to play. He’s good in that first film, a boy-man dwarfed by galaxy-size power games, and even better in its follow-up, which finds his character fighting alongside the indigenous Fremen, giddy with revolution and new love. But Dune: Part Two isn’t his movie — it belongs firmly to Zendaya, who gives the second half of Denis Villeneuve’s Frank Herbert adaptation an emotional tangibility that the first, in all its exotic majesty, eschewed.

04/06/2024

‘Argylle’ delivers a mix of action and laughs that’s fit for a Kingsman
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After a trio of “Kingsman” movies, director Matthew Vaughn essentially hits the reset button with “Argylle,” another fun, highly stylized and less violent spy movie. Cast to the hilt, the film proves inventively twisty if a little convoluted, with the modest disclaimer that it’s not as good as the trailer makes it look.

04/06/2024

Code 8: Part II Review – Stephen & Robbie Amell Shine In Sci-Fi Sequel With Strong Visuals & Emotion
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Stephen and Robbie Amell, the talented cousin duo, return with a bang to an exciting sci-fi world in Netflix's Code 8: Part II. The film picks up a few years later from where the original movie left off, showing what happened to the first film's main characters. Code 8's ending saw Connor Reed (Robbie Amell) go on the run after having been part of an incident that resulted in the death of cops. Code 8: Part II focuses on what Amell's character gets up to after spending years in jail.

03/06/2024

The Kitchen review 2024
🎬Movie Link: https://www.lastnow.us/348303?utm_source=X2011&utm_medium=WillSmithfan&utm_campaign=mpart
Izi (Kane Robinson) lives in the Kitchen, a take on a futuristic housing project that has truly become a world of its own, like a mutated stack of buildings reminiscent of Hong Kong’s former Kowloon Walled City. Sequestered on the outskirts of metropolitan London, the Kitchen houses the city’s poor community and is the frequent target of brutal, violent police raids. Izi works in the city at a futuristic funeral service, Life After Life, where families too poor to afford a burial can instead have their loved ones turned into trees for planting. Anticipating that his community is on the brink of a final takeover from the government, they have been prepping and saving up to move out of the Kitchen

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