Christmas at the Kringles
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The Seversons, led by their patriarch played by Ron Livingston, have made the transition to the suburbs they meet the Kringles. However, when the quiet neighborhood holds dark intensions, the Seversons will have to team up with a drunk Santa to save themselves.
I am excited to see Ron Livingston in a comedy role. Additionally, it’s great to see him in a this role, and I love comedy horror.
Everest: The Other Side
Rotten Tomatoes Reviewer Score – 86%
Following the journey of elite ski mountaineers Jim Morrison and Hilaree Nelson, who fell deeply in love while reaching the pinnacle of their sport. Their shared dream was to climb and ski the direct North Face of Mount Everest, which is considered the most difficult climb on Earth.
This documentary is from Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi and Jimmy Chin. This documentary will give a different look at Everset, and the most dangerous route of the montain.
I Get What I Want
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Following his divorce, Marcus, played by Jakeem Hawkins, stays with his friends, but when their teenage niece begins to flirt and manipulate him, a false accusation takes his life to an even worse, but largly deadly place.
If you want to watch a film that pushes perversion and dark games in a rough story, then this world will be interesting to you. However, victims, and people who find these stories a bit abrasive might want to sit this one out.
The Mosquito Bowl
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When the world was rocked by the attack on Pearl Harbor, four elite college football players, including one portrayed by Bill Skarsgard, put their fame aside and enlist. However, the costs of war become more then they ever imagined.
If you like war stories, or want to see another look at the brutalities of World War II, then this film will give you a different look into the stories of the battlefield.
Queen At Sea
Rotten Tomatoes Reviewer Score – 94%
As Amanda, played by Juliette Binoche, and her stepfather Martin, played by Tom Courtenay, struggle with their division, Amanda’s mother Leslie, played by Anna Calder-Marhsall, has dementia. As Leslie loses the ability to make critical decisions, the two of them must work to make the best choices even if they have long sweeping consiquences.
This film has done very well in film festivals, and has a lot of good reviews. If you are looking for a solid drama this week, then this film will fit the bill!
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