Author: Mae Abdulbaki

The lost city The cast helps elevate the film into a fun adventure throwback with some fun characters. Featuring Oscar winners, Hollywood’s biggest stars and Harry Potter himself, the star-studded ensemble of The lost city is one of its biggest selling points. Fans will remember many of these actors for some of their most iconic roles, while others may not be as familiar to them. However, there is plenty of time to explore The lost city cast and remind people of the colorful characters they play in this wild action-comedy ride. The lost city follows Loretta Sageis, a bestselling novelist…

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Based on the novel by Claire Keegan, Little things like that is a quietly profound and meaningful film that shows us the story as it unfolds rather than telling it. Through well-placed flashbacks and a good-hearted protagonist, Cillian Murphy’s Bill Furlong, director Tim Mielants’ film is not only a loyal film adaptation – thanks to Enda Walsh’s lovely script – but a moving story about how the threat of powerful institutions continues. people say or do anything to help out of fear. Mielants’ film does a lot with little dialogue, setting the stage for something rich and thought-provoking. Director Tim…

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Heretic gives us another side of Hugh Grant. The veteran actor has entertained us for years – whether in comedy or romance – but he takes on a completely sinister role in Scott Beck and Bryan Woods’ gripping religious horror. The writer-director duo’s film is a highly engaging cat-and-mouse hunt between Grant’s Mr. Reed and Sister Barnes (Sophie Thatcher) and Sister Paxton (Chloe East), missionaries for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Days. Beck and Woods know how to create something exciting. The film’s tension never lets up, leaving us on the edge of our seats. Director Scott…

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THE Fantastic Beasts: Dumbledore’s Secrets the ending set up the future of the franchise, which ended without advancing to the final battle between the wizards Dumbledore and Grindelwald. Directed by David Yates, the film is the third in what was originally planned as a five-film franchise. While Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them followed magizoologist Newt Scamander on his adventures, The Crimes of Grindelwald and Dumbledore’s secrets He moved away from Newt to make room for Dumbledore and Grindelwald. Dumbledore’s secrets delves into Dumbledore’s history with Grindelwald and their blood pact while further exploring the dynamics and history of…

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THE Fantastic Beasts cast reunited for Dumbledore’s secretsbringing together the story of magizoologist Newt Scamander with the story of Albus Dumbledore and Gellert Grindelwald. The franchise seemed to be heading towards the legendary battle between the great wizards that people spoke of in awe decades later. THE Fantastic Beasts The franchise is set in the 1920s and tells the story of Newt and his friends as they encounter great danger during a time when Grindelwald attempted a widespread attack on the Muggle world. Fantastic Beasts: Dumbledore’s Secrets resumes after the events of Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald. Leta Lestrange…

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School shootings continue to happen. It’s tragic, heartbreaking, and often feels a little desperate to watch things unfold and the cycle of violence repeat itself. Far from being a film that capitalizes on the shock value of such a devastating event, The graduates is a low-key story that focuses on the aftermath – healing, grief, and trying to move on are at the heart of this character-driven narrative. Director Hannah Peterson Release date June 10, 2023 Studio(s) Pinky Promise, Book of Shadows Writers Hannah Peterson Cast Mina Sundwall, Alex Hibbert, Yasmeen Fletcher, John Cho, Maria Dizzia Execution time 87 minutes…

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Writer-director Steve McQueen has become an expert at making films about lost characters trying to find their way back to their families. He did this with 12 years of slavery and he’s doing it with his last resort, Blitz. The historical drama is set in 1940, during Nazi Germany’s blitz against Great Britain. Sometimes harrowing and traumatic, McQueen never shows the moment the attacks take place. Still, there are close-ups of the weapons the Germans unleashed on London’s civilian population that foreshadow exactly what will come next. Blitz It’s a well-made film that, with a few exceptions, rings hollow. Release…

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I love morally ambiguous films. They offer a lot of food for thought about what we would do if we were in the main character’s situation, and they open the door for debate about the questions they present. This is essentially Juror #2. It’s Clint Eastwood’s modernity 12 angry menalthough it does offer a plot twist that complicates the central case beyond discussing one man’s guilt. The film, which may or may not be Eastwood’s last, makes us jurors as we begin to question the information we are given and who is providing it. It’s an imperfect film that intrigues…

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Warning: This post contains major spoilers for Juror #2 Juror #2 ends on a cliffhanger that leaves questions unanswered. The film, directed by Clint Eastwood from a script by Jonathan A. Abrams, sees Nicholas Hoult’s character Justin Kemp called to the jury, only to realize he was at the bar the night Jason Michael Sythe allegedly killed his girlfriend. girlfriend Kendall. Justin’s memory begins to show the audience that he may not have hit a deer as previously believed, but rather Kendall herself. Justin is wracked with guilt throughout Eastwood’s film, and he struggles to ensure he is not implicated…

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It’s a struggle to see actors I know are good starring in a film that clearly isn’t. This is the case of Robert Zemeckis Here. It’s an hour and 45 minutes of Tom Hanks, Robin Wright, Paul Bettany and others acting in a way that can’t be taken seriously and almost seems fake. The aging is jarring and noticeable, especially when we have to hear 68-year-old Hanks’ voice coming out of what should be an 18-year-old’s mouth, and the film is poorly lit. It’s such a soulless film that I questioned the point of it. Director Robert Zemeckis Release date…

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