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Every Monday Film Inquiry publishes the movies that are opening in cinemas! This week: The Judge, Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day, Dracula Untold, Addicted, Whiplash, Kill the Messenger, One Chance, Dead Snow 2, The Devil’s Hand, I Am Ali, and The Overnighters.
Every week Film Inquiry publishes the movies that are opening in cinemas! This week: Gone Girl, The Good Lie, Annabelle, Men, Women & Children, Left Behind and The Blue Room.
131 minutes – Action, Crime, Thriller A man believes he has put his mysterious past behind him and has dedicated himself to beginning a new, quiet life. But when he meets a young girl under the control of ultra-violent Russian gangsters, he can’t stand idly by – he has to help her. Director:
Every Monday Film Inquiry publishes the movies that are opening in cinemas! This week, another eight movies are opening: The Maze Runner, Tusk, The Guest, The Zero Theorem, This Is Where I Leave You, A Walk Among The Tombstones, Tracks and Hector And The Search For Happiness Note that these are based on the opening dates in the United States.
In this internet savvy age, successfully avoiding spoilers for movies and TV shows is a talent we all wish we had. All it takes is a brief glance at Twitter after an opening day or a TV air-date to find that what you’ve been waiting to watch for ages has been spoiled before you’ve even been granted a chance to watch it. Yet these overly enthusiastic tweeters aren’t exactly the biggest threat to my enjoyment of a film, even if they do deserve a slap across the face for making me enjoy it far less; the biggest threat is the trailers for the films themselves, which increasingly spoil crucial elements of a movie before it even opens.
Every Monday Film Inquiry publishes the movies that are opening in cinemas! This week, a grand total of eleven movies are opening: No Good Deed, The Drop, Dolphin Tale 2, The Skeleton Twins, The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby:
Mortdecai is the story of an art dealer searching for a lost painting that links to a bank account full of Nazi gold. It stars Johnny Depp as Charles Mortdecai with exceptional support from the likes of Ewan McGregor and Olivia Munn (Magic Mike). David Koepp (Premium Rush), known mostly for his screenwriting credits, helms the director’s seat for this film.
The movie adaptation of the 1980’s TV show The Equalizer has had a long journey to the big screen, with several different stars and directors involved at various points. Jason Statham and Russell Crowe were rumored stars, while attached directors included Paul Haggis (Crash) and Nicolas Winding Refn (Drive). What we’ve finally ended up with is Antione Fuqua directing Denzel Washington in the lead role – a re-teaming of the duo that brought us Training Day, which gave Denzel an Academy Award.
You may know Stephen Hawking as the physicist in the wheelchair who speaks through his computer. He’s made numerous appearances in pop culture such as The Simpsons, Futurama, Last Week with John Oliver and even recorded his own ALS challenge. He doesn’t have ALS though; he has motor neurone disease (MND) that affects the control of voluntary muscle activity like speaking, walking and even swallowing.
Every Monday Film Inquiry publishes the movies that are opening in cinemas! This week: The Identical, God Help The Girl, Kelly & Cal, Frontera and the IMAX re-release of the 1994 film, Forrest Gump.
The function of a trailer is to lure you into watching a certain film. It does this by giving you the most attractive, cherry-picked scenes. My purpose here is filler:
Antonio Banderas surprises the world by taking the leap from perpetual Latin lover to science fiction bad-ass, who’d have thought! In Autómata, Earth’s ecosystem is about to collapse. Man-made robots protect the lives of the people still alive, but when one of these robots overrides a key protocol (that protects human life), Jacq Vaucan (Banderas), a Blade Runner-type figure, is ordered to locate the robot and eliminate it.
David Fincher’s newest directorial outing is the thriller-drama Gone Girl, an adaptation of the novel by Gillian Flynn. Ben Affleck plays Nick Dunne who’s wife Amy, played by Rosamund Pike, goes missing. As is often the case, everyone points their finger at the husband, but there may be more to this mystery than meets the eye.
Every Monday Film Inquiry publishes the movies that are opening in cinemas! This week: Sin City:
Space Station 76 is an upcoming sci-fi black comedy. It’s the first directing gig for Jack Plotnick, known mostly for his acting in Meet The Fockers and Rubber. The movie stars Patrick Wilson, Liv Tyler and Matt Bomer, among others.