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Every week Film Inquiry publishes the movies that are opening in cinemas! This week: Insurgent, The Gunman, Do You Believe?
An interesting concept has presented itself in this new comedy. A person with Borderline Personality Disorder wins the mega-millions lottery, subsequently stops her medication and buys her own talk show. As per the saying, a lot of money DOES NOT make you happy.
There are several things about this film that you should know. First, it’s a romance but it stars Bradley Cooper. Second , it’s set in Hawaii and mostly on a military base so you most likely will have to salute once or twice.
WAIT! Wait. I know you see Kristen Stewart but please give this movie a chance.
Movies where strong and able children lead the narrative are too few. Kids need peers to look up to who aren’t millionaire pop stars or secretly older adults. Instead of that, this trailer features a kid with a bow and arrow.
Every week Film Inquiry publishes the movies that are opening in cinemas! This week: Cinderella, Run All Night and It Follows .
The role of technology in the 21st century is one of the most important topics of our time, and has been reflected in many of our current films. Movies such as Her, Wall-E, Minority Report, and The Matrix all delve into the possibilities of technology-obsessed society, and Ex Machina is no exception. Caleb, a young computer programmer, ventures deep into the forest to participate in a study of the human qualities of the incredibly life-like robot, Ava.
Most of us want to believe there is a clear line between right and wrong. Sometimes when confronted with an often unjust or unfair world, you choose the path you never thought you’d take. On the job, Andreas, a young detective, and his partner get called out to handle a domestic disturbance.
An epidemic spreads within a 1969 all-girls school. All the young women are suffering from random fits of fainting. One of the more clever girls, Lydia, seeks to discover the truth behind these odd happenings.
Every week Film Inquiry publishes the movies that are opening in cinemas! This week: Chappie, The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel, and Unfinished Business.
As a rule, I recommend any movie that Simon Pegg is in…except for Run, Fatboy, Run. That movie was abysmal, but this movie looks exceptional.
Before being sent to maximum security prison for fraud, James King seeks the help of Darnell Lewis to survive prison. Darnell, of course, is not a thug but desperate people are a great source of income. Through this training King learns sad dog, the art of being so pathetic that no one will violate you…
After watching Chinese movies for 20 plus years, I never expect a complete plot. It’s always more about some human truth, philosophical belief about the way the world works or an awesome visual spectacle. I’m leaning toward awesome spectacle in this instance.
In their natural state, no animal should be caged. Their world is of freedom wherein they find their purpose in it. For example, sharks police the seas making sure the weak and feeble are eliminated from the food chain.