Steve Jobs
The cast is phenomenal and I am not surprised by the Oscar nominations for Fassbender and Kate Winslet (Titanic), who plays Joanna Hoffman, Jobs’ Polish born right hand person.
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The Leftovers: The Complete Second Season
I give The Leftovers Season 2 three stars out of five. If it weren’t for the Sudden Departure, it would have four, but until they tell us where it went, you’re stuck with three!
Spectre
Of the six men who have portrayed the famous spy, some would argue that Craig is the best Bond yet. He certainly is different than we have seen in the past.
Bridge of Spies
As usual, Spielberg’s work is amazing. He is truly a master at his trade craft. He expertly directs this period piece like only Stephen Spielberg can.
Snow White and The Seven Dwarfs Signature Edition
Disney is offering the Signature Edition. While the beloved story hasn't changed, some of the special features are different on this release.
Our Brand Is Crisis
As far as political movies go, Our Brand is Crisis sadly doesn’t make the statement it had the potential to make.
Kung Fu Panda 1 / Kung Fu Panda 2 Ultimate Edition of Awes...
With a fantastic cast and terrific animation, Kung Fu Panda 1 and 2 are fun and enjoyable and an entertaining movie for everyone.
The Devil Wears Prada
While slightly shallow and scathing at times, The Devil Wears Prada takes a harsh look at the Fashion industry and doesn’t always paint it in the best light.
Everest
Upon my initial watching of Everest, I found the first 25 minutes fairly boring. However, after watching the film a second time I was more interested and invested in the characters, which made me pay closer attention.
The Diary of a Teenage Girl
Diary of a Teenage Girl is certainly an in your face, realistic view of the world of a teenage girl and Powley plays her beautifully. Her balancing act between innocence and maturity seems genuine and engages the audience to join her on her journey.