Wicker Starring: Olivia Colman, Alexander Skarsgård, Elizabeth Debicki, Peter Dinklage Directors: Alex Huston Fischer, Eleanor Wilson Running Time: 105 minutes Rated R Grade A- “Pardon my arse,” but if this isn’t the most cunty fairytale I ever did see. Based on Ursula Wills, short story The Wicker Husband; writing and directing duo Alex Huston […]
Roofman Starring: Channing Tatum, Kirsten Dunst, LaKeith Stanfield, Peter Dinklage Director: Derek Cianfrance Running Time: 133 min Rated R Grade C+ When hurricane Helene hit Western North Carolina last September, Channing Tatum was in Charlotte filming “Roofman.” The actor made a surprise visit to Asheville, NC, in a truck with food and supplies. It’s exactly
“The Batman” lurks around the corner for next week, and awards season is in full swing this weekend as The Screen Actors Guild Awards begin the road to the Oscars — meaning it’s mostly crickets at the box office. New for the Houston area is the botched release of “Cyrano,” garnering one measly nomination in
What the trailer makes look like a comedy is surprisingly very sad. From writer/director Martin McDonagh (In Bruges, Seven Psychopaths) comes another ambitiously vulgar, sarcastically brilliant script that audience’s familiar with his work will admire. His screenplays are always the highlight of the film, due to their provocative language, and I don’t just mean curse
“Tammy”, “Spy”, “The Heat”, “Identity Theft”, if you have seen one Melissa McCarthy film you have seen them all. McCarthy is following the same path of her male comedian counterparts, jumping into scripts that sell her one note comedy routine. “The Boss” is the second collaboration between McCarthy and her husband Ben Falcone who co-wrote