Most of the film falls into a by-the-numbers, rise-and-fall trajectory of self discovery of a very lonely, down in the dumps, substance abusing man who just happens to be one of the world’s greatest musical talents.
Category: 2019 Film Reviews
“Aladdin”
It has always been the golden rule to never judge a book by its cover, or a film by its trailer.
“Long Shot”
There’s something about the unexpectedly shrewd beauty and the beast storyline that proves as charming as it is thoughtful. This is a smart romantic comedy for smart audiences.
“Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile”
We don’t need to see the kinder, gentler side of a deranged, savage serial killer.
“Booksmart”
While it’s not quite the high school cinematic epiphany you’ve been led to believe, “Booksmart” puts a fresh new spin on the coming-of-age comedy.
“Poms”
This is cinema catnip for senior citizens and a foolproof chick flick for grandma and her pals.
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