Anne Hathaway, who has starred in hits such as “The Princess Diaries,” “The Devil Wears Prada,” and “Love and Other Drugs,” scores with this romantic comedy set in L.A. that you root for, no matter how hard it wants you not to.
Apple TV+ today unveiled the trailer for season four of its heartwarming, critically acclaimed comedy series “Trying,” starring BAFTA Award-nominee Esther Smith and SAG Award-nominee Rafe Spall.
“Trying” will return for its eight-episode fourth season of on Wednesday, May 22 on Apple TV+ with the first two episodes, followed by new episodes every Wednesday through July 3.
Rating: TV-14
Run Time: 30min
Genres: Drama, Comedy, Romance
I’m always made fun of because one of the things that’s said to me quite often is, “You love every song!” Well, yeah. The music I listen to sends me back to moments in life when I was in a certain place, doing a certain thing and with a certain person. ​
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“Poor Things” could possibly be one of the darkest comedies I’ve ever seen, but what a wonderful experience it was.
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“The Oath” will bring back memories of “Gladiator,” which isn’t a bad thing since the second Gladiator is on its way. It’s just not as well produced as a Ridley Scott film.
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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DIRECTED BY: Bradley Cooper
RATED: R
RUN TIME: 2h 9min
GENRES: Genre: Biography, Drama, Romance, Music, Lgbtq+
Directed by: Yorgos Lanthimos
Written by: Tony McNamara
Starring: Emma Stone, Mark Ruffalo, Willem Dafoe, Ramy Youssef, Christopher Abbott, Suzy Bemba, Jerrod Carmichael, Kathryn Hunter, Vicki Pepperdine, Margaret Qualley, Hanna Schygulla
Rating: R (Graphic Nudity|Gore|Disturbing Material|Language|Strong Sexual Content)
Runtime: 2h 21m
Genres: Sci-fi, Romance
Producers: Yorgos Lanthimos, Emma Stone, Ed Guiney, Andrew Lowe
Distributed by: Searchlight Pictures
This romantic fantasy, “She Came to Me” was written and directed by Rebecca Miller, which is a considerable feat, mind you, but I find it interesting that several people, including Nicole Kidman and Matthew Broderick, left before production began. The movie is anything but romantic and feels rushed, suggesting that Miller should have considered a more experienced director behind the lens. The story itself wasn’t any better, but maybe someone could have made this piece work. It’s about love. It’s about romance, but those two words must be revised here.​
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