Borderlands Starring: Cate Blanchett, Kevin Hart, Jamie Lee Curtis, Ariana Greenblatt, Jack Black Director: Eli Roth Running Time 102 minutes Rated PG-13 Grade C- I’m not sure why director Eli Roth is still being allowed to make motion pictures with a resume of duds like “Thanksgiving,” “Hostel II,” and “The House with a Clock in […]
Whereas in the first rendition of The Secret Life of Pets, a relatively simple story with lots of excitement is told, in Secret Life 2, the filmmakers opted to have three loosely related story plots alternating with one another. One story is about the main character Max having to adjust to his owner’s new baby and going for
Tis the season for problematic films. Not only is The Upside a remake of the French hit The Intouchables (2011), but it was an American remake produced by the now defunct Weinstein Company. The Upside debuted at The Toronto Film Festival in 2017, where those who attended screenings panned it. While The Weinstein Company’s assets,
Hollywood is still trying to figure out what to do with comedian turned actress Tiffany Haddish. She re-teams with her Girls Trip director Malcolm D. Lee for a PG-13 effort. Night School is, unfortunately, another unfunny comedy for Kevin Hart to play in. The screenplay makes an awkward attempt to deliver a message of how its never too late
The setting of this animation of absolutely no value is grade school with a mean principal, Mr. Krupp (Helms) who has it in for two student cartoonists, George (Hart) and Harold (Middleditch), pranksters who constantly thwart Krupp’s efforts. Of course, he is shown as being just as humorless and bad as the two pranksters are
Loveable? Playful? Mischievous? Loyal? Sometimes possessive? All pet owners know their darlings are all of these, but in The Secret Life of Pets, they are these and more—adventurous, spiteful, heroic, and really comical. Basic credit should go to the directors (Chris Renaud and Yarrow Cheney), the writers (Ken Daurio, Brian Lynch, Cinco Paul), Production designer
The name of Kevin Hart’s new movie is ironic, having “Intelligence” in the title, since none of his films have had an ounce of it. Kevin Hart is like processed food, no matter where you go, what time of year, or what the label looks like, you will always find the same boring ingredients with
The title isn’t a sexual reference, but you best believe they use every single opportunity to play on those two words throughout the film. Actually, Get Hard might break the record for most references to male genitalia. With Will Ferrell on a comeback tour with reining American movie comedian Kevin Hart, you best believe they
Kevin Hart has become the go to guy for movies opening up when people just need something to do. The hard hitting Oscar films are all out, it’s a New Year, and here comes Kevin Hart with his “brand” again, continuing to prove he is the new franchise comedy master. Hart seems to understand the