Doctor Strange is definitely Marvel’s “weirdest” film to date—though considering we’ve already seen two Thor films and Guardians of the Galaxy, it shouldn’t be that weird. Continue reading “Doctor Strange: A Trippy Origin Story Featuring the Internet’s Boyfriend”
Defense contractor Bryan Gilcrest (Bradley Cooper) heads to Hawaii to work on a satellite launch for his boss, Carson Welch (Bill Murray). While in Hawaii, Bryan catches up with his ex-girlfriend, Tracy (Rachel McAdams), and forms a new relationship with his Air Force liaison and F-22 fighter pilot Allison Ng (Emma Stone). Continue reading “Aloha: A Better Disaster Movie Than San Andreas”
So let’s get a few things clear. Yes, About Time is about a man who can travel in time. No, it’s not anything like The Time Traveler’s Wife (which also starred Rachel McAdams), nor is it some crappy Nicholas Sparks movie (two of which starred Rachel McAdams). This is a film directed and written by Richard Curtis, who wrote the screenplays for Notting Hill, Bridget Jones’s Diary, Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason, and Love, Actually. Basically, what I’m saying is don’t look at this movie and say, “Ew, gross. Another rom-com.” Because that’s not what’s going on here. Is their romance? Of course! Is their comedy? Of course! But it’s so much more. Let’s talk About Time… Continue reading “About Time Will Give You “The Feels””
