It’s late May 2020. We pick up in a small town surrounded by Native land. Joaquin Phoenix plays a sheriff named Joe Cross. He’s married to his gal, Louise, played by Emma Stone. Allow me to mention that this is considered a contemporary western, which has elements of dark comedy.
“Sorry, Baby” is a wonderfully personal story of person that has a positive attitude, in spite of a terrible event in her life. She is a collage student who has a few close friends and a lot of energy to make things happen. She might sometimes be a little bit too naive. But she proves that your life does not need to be defined by the worst thing that happened to you.
I write this review to say this: Top Gun: Maverick, step aside! You’re a thing of the past once Kosinski moviegoers get a look at this.
*Original title: North Star
If you’ve never been to the isle of Berk to see this story come to life, or if you’re there again to watch how the dragon is trained, you’ll love that director Dean DeBlois is taking you there to witness this dynamo of a tale come to life.
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“The Life of Chuck” was not what I expected. It was entirely uncommon, towards the good. A rare experience, I hope to go through again soon.
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