The Cat in the Hat
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A new animated film about the Cat in The Hat, voiced by Bill Hader. This cat will do more then tell a story though is it transports the audience to the I.I.I.I., the Institute for the Institution of Imagination and Inspiration, LLC. All to cheer up Gabby and Sebastian as the siblings deal with struggling from moving to a new town.
If you like Dr. Seuss stories, then this film should be a fun watch, and who doesn’t love Bill Hader? Definitly worth watching, and a must see if you have children.
Drummer Boy
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As the New Americas fight for independence, a young drummer boy, played by Lucas Leach, and an enslaved woman, played by India Brown, search for freedom. As they make their way through the drummer boy carries hope on the battlefield inspite of the tragic and horrific losses.
This looks like an interesting story, but pulls on faith and forgiveness as a way to tell a story that is highly dramatic.
Godzilla Minus Zero
Rotten Tomatoes Reviewer Score – 93%
Two years since Godzilla plunges Japan into chaos. The country struggles to recover, and reclaim its daily life. With a new threat on the horizon, they don’t believe that Japan would servive a third time.
The last Godzilla film was a massive hit, and frankly if you love Godzilla, then you need to see this film and continue your love for the kaiju!
I Play Rocky
Rotten Tomatoes Reviewer Score – 87%
The story about an unknown actor, played by Anthony Ippolito, as he not only writes Rocky, but wishes to star as the titular character. Although others told him no, and constantly held him down, he fights for the role in an underdog story about making the ultimate underdog movie.
If you’ve wondered about the facts behind how Sylvester Stallone created the film, and how he rose to his role of Rocky, then this film will showcase the journey for you.
Wild Horse Nine
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CIA agents Chris and Lee, played by John Malkovich and Sam Rockwell, travel to Easter Island in the 70s on the cusp of the Chilean Coup, as the two deal with their pasts, their future, and their present conspiracies.
This looks like an honestly awesome film. I love both the headliners in the film, who doesn’t love the charisma of Sam Rockwell? Additionally, the concept seems really nice.
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