Missing the days of the reliable Rom-com? “Theyyy’re baaack,” with “You, Me & Tuscany.” We meet Anna (Halle Bailey from “The Little Mermaid”) in a gorgeous penthouse, dressed to the Nines and carrying a pompous, fluffy little pooch. Anna is gorgeous, and so is the way in which she lives.
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The Drama Movie Review
Norwegian writer/director Kristoffer Borgli gave Nicholas Cage an excellent vehicle to become a living nightmare in the high-concept, thought-provoking film “Dream Scenario.” Now here comes some serious drama.
Premarital Movie Review
“Premarital” is a harmless romp in looking at how a religious backdrop can be placed over some family antics. Think of it as — faith-based movie crossed with “Meet the Parents”. Part of the movie wants to be pure family entertainment, but the other part wants to be a wild and wacky adult comedy. Take your pick…
Reminders of Him Movie Review
I’ve never read a Colleen Hoover book to give you a comparison of the adaptation, but from the sounds of joy and the occasional holler going on last night during certain moments of the film, I think I’m missing out.
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The Bride! Movie Review
I want you to see this, but not because the movie has a cohesive storyline that will keep you invested… it doesn’t.
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The Drama Official Trailer
Tuner Official Trailer
A gifted piano tuner’s meticulous skills for tuning pianos lead him to discover an unexpected aptitude for cracking safes, turning his life upside down.
Girls Like Girls Official Trailer
Dracula Movie Review
I’ll ask you, “Did we really need another Dracula flick?” This particular “vampire” film is primarily a romance, so if you’re looking for a fright, look elsewhere. But if you’re interested in director Luc Besson’s interpretation of Bram Stoker’s Dracula, you’ll like what you find here; it’s exceptional in the acting department and has remarkable visuals.
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Wicked: For Good Movie Review
Get ready for more of that beautiful pink and green combination… with a slice of yellow through the heart of things. Filmed back-to-back with the first ‘Wicked,” it’s similar in appearance, but overall, much darker emotionally.
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