What an incredible follow-up to Cooper’s, “A Star Is Born.” Cooper has proven himself to be one of the most skilled individuals in Hollywood. The acting in his second directorial effort, “Maestro,” was astonishing. The makeup was out of this world perfect. A team of forty-six turned Bradley Cooper into Leonard Bernstein.
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Disney has now been around for 100 years. The final name, Walt Disney Company, was established in 1986. The company was created by Walt and Roy Disney; their first short film, “Steamboat Willie,” got their name out there as the best around. Wait a minute. Walt. Roy. How did Walt win out in the naming of the business? I’ll tell you.
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Going in, I wasn’t expecting one of the most extraordinary yet somewhat disturbing and cringy films I’ve ever seen. The abnormal unpleasantness is why I’d like to suggest, even though I’m describing it this way, that you add this to your must-sees for 2023.
Directed by: Mike Roth
Written by: Morgan Evans, Jase Ricci
Starring: Luke Wilson, Yonas Kibreab, James Cromwell, David Hornsby
Merry Little Batman is produced by Warner Bros. Animation and based on characters from DC.
Distributor: Prime Video
Directed by: Tim Story
Written by: Scott Rosenberg
Starring: Teyonah Parris, Madison Skye Validum, Oscar Nuñez, Ravi V. Patel, Mary Lynn Rajskub, Gina Brillon, Sebastian Sozzi, Kevin Connolly, and Zulay Henao
Produced by John Jacobs and Will Packer, with Tim Story, Johanna Byer, Ross Fanger, and Zac Unterman serving as Executive Producers.
Director: Thomas Vincent
Written by: Writer: Andrew Baldwin, Seth W. Owen
Starring: Kaley Cuoco, David Oyelowo, Connie Nielsen, Bill Nighy
Run Time: 100 minutes
Rating: R
Genres: Mystery, Thriller
Production Co: StudioCanal, Yes, Norman Productions, The Picture Company
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Directed by: Sam Fell
Story by: Karey Kirkpatrick & John O’Farrell
Cast: Thandiwe Newton (Ginger), Zachary Levi (Rocky), Bella Ramsey (Molly), Imelda Staunton (Bunty), Lynn Ferguson (Mac), David Bradley (Fowler), Jane Horrocks (Babs), Romesh Ranganathan (Nick), Daniel Mays (Fetcher), Josie Sedgwick-Davies (Frizzle), Peter Serafinowicz (Reginald Smith), Nick Mohammed (Dr. Fry), Miranda Richardson (Mrs. Tweedy)
Directed by: Kelsey Mann
Written by: Meg LeFauve
Starring: Maya Hawke, Amy Poehler, Phyllis Smith, Tony Hale, Lewis Black and Diane Lane
Genres: Animation, Comedy, Fantasy, Kids & Family
Producer: Mark Nielsen
Distributor: Disney/Pixar
“What has been given can be taken away.” Great MCU films could be what the quote is referring to. Well, I won’t be that harsh on “The Marvels.” If you’re a teen or younger and have followed all the stories of the younger characters in the MCU, you’ll thoroughly enjoy the flick. If you don’t fit into these categories but still do like the Marvel Comics movies, consider this an at-home watch when you have the time.
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