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I’ve entered a phase of my life where I’m just so bored with English movies unless they’re superhero movies or indie flicks. Hence, I’m looking outside U.S.
Who is the best football player in the world? No one can answer that with certainty. Of course, this is about modern football’s greatest rivals, Argentinian Lionel Messi and Portuguese Cristiano Ronaldo.
With Halloween coming up, everyone’s in the mood for horror, so, we’ve got a great indie horror for you today! In The Boom Boom Girls of Wrestling, six female athletic actresses get cast as superheroes on a wrestling show. The girls are pretty much willing to do anything to become rich and famous, so why not wrestling?
Every week Film Inquiry publishes the movies that are opening in cinemas! This week: Goosebumps, Crimson Peak, Bridge of Spies, Truth, Room, All Things Must Pass:
A Coen Brothers’ film is always golden to watch. They challenge themselves to never follow a particular formula but still abide by good sense. This upcoming film shouldn’t be any different considering it has regular Coen collaborators that might put you on a nostalgia trip, like Josh Brolin and George Clooney.
One of my unintentional passions that occurred as a result of watching way too much anime was voice acting. I loved how you can go into a booth and just pretend to be someone else where your physical appearance wasn’t a factor. Additionally, it could potentially intersect with my other loves, games and animations.
“When we expect too much out of life, we get smacked by disappointment”. An intriguing line from an intriguing trailer. Moments of Clarity tells the story of the twentysomething homeschooled and socially awkward Claire.
Hey, ever get the feeling Jake Gyllenhaal has been taking things too seriously in his most recent roles? I’ll be honest, I miss Bubble Boy. I should go rent that on Netflix.
Every week Film Inquiry publishes the movies that are opening in cinemas! This week: Pan, The Walk, Big Stone Gap, Steve Jobs, The Final Girls and Victoria.
Nasty Baby focuses on gay couple Freddy (Sebastián Silva) and Mo (Tunde Adebimpe), who are trying to get a baby with the help of their close friend Polly (Kristen Wiig). While trying to create a life, they’re also confronted with an extreme scenerio that causes them to take a life. After Nasty Baby was screened at the 65th Berlin International Film Festival, it received the Teddy Award for best LGBT-themed film.
This is one intense trailer for an intense-looking movie. A Girl Like Grace tells the story of a severely bullied 17-year-old girl raised by a single mother in a toxic environment, who seeks guidance from her best friend and her older sister, who look to lead her into even more toxic situations than she was already in. A Girl Like Grace deals with themes like drug abuse, violence, the exploration of sexual boundaries, and suicide, and is set in a mostly black high school.
Burnt is a food comedy/drama, telling the story of a high-ranking chef who has destroyed his career by doing too much drugs and behaving like a diva. American chef Adam Jones (Bradley Cooper) returns to London after cleaning up and wants to redeem his reputation and his career by trying to head a top restaurant that stands to get three Michelin stars. The trailers is chock-full of good-looking, mouthwatering food and young, hipster cooks with top-knots.
Every week Film Inquiry publishes the movies that are opening in cinemas! This week: The Martian, Sicario, Freeheld, He Named Me Malala, Shanghai and Partisan.
If Angry Birds games, Angry Birds cartoons, Angry Birds toys and plushies, an Angry Birds theme parks (really, there’s one in Finland, and they have a Space-themed theme park with NASA, if you’ll believe it) and even Angry Birds soft drinks weren’t enough: here comes The Angry Birds Movie. Angry Birds was one of the first and most successful mobile gaming apps, and the Finnish company behind it, Rovio, has been expanding on their franchise ever since.