Category: Movie previews

The next Sword Art Online the Movie -Progressive- Aria of a Starless Night the film has received a new trailer, which offers a glimpse into the relationship between Sword art online the heroine Asuna and the original character of the film, Mito. The trailer also gives a preview of Sword art online protagonist Kirito and […]

Are you looking for nostalgic entertainment? Well, the Warner Bros. YouTube channel. Entertainment posted funny videos. These include movie previews for your favorite films, behind-the-scenes footage, and lots of fun extras. This channel is full of amazing entertainment. You can watch anything from “Harley Quinn’s Guide to Being Newly Single” to the full movie preview […]

OPENING “The art of running in the rain” – (Comedy, PG, 129 minutes). Enzo, a golden retriever, discovers that the skills he learns from his owner, an aspiring Formula 1 racing driver, can be used in life and not just on the track. “Brian Banks” – (Biography, PG-13, 99 minutes). The story of an American […]

This week, The Little Theater announced the launch of its The Virtual Little series, through which customers can rent to stream select films for a limited time. On Friday March 27, “And Then We Danced” will be available for rent via The virtual little one for $ 12, half of which goes straight to The […]

Returning to the director’s chair for the first time in eight years, writer-director Benh Zeitlin reimagines the classic story of JM Barrie’s “Peter Pan” from the perspective of young Wendy Darling. With a similar folkloric quality and a ramshackle, handmade aesthetic, Zeitlin imbues his ambitious but all too often familiar “Wendy” with the same heartfelt […]

British filmmaker Michael Winterbottom teams up with comedian Steve Coogan for “Greed,” a barbed but often patchy comedy aimed at the fast-paced fashion industry. Sporting a huge set of blindingly white false teeth, Coogan stars as fictional clothing mogul Sir Richard McCreadie (supposedly inspired by British billionaire Phillip Green) who made his fortune in the […]

Céline Sciamma’s magnificent period love story “Portrait of a Lady on Fire” is a film marvel. Exploring the slow romance between two women – a bride-to-be (Adèle Haenel) and the artist hired to paint her wedding portrait (Noémie Merlant) – it’s a perfect blend of exquisite visual storytelling and raw emotion, with two indelible performances […]

Opening this week are the Oscar-nominated short film programs, the popular annual showcase of animated, live-action, and documentary short films nominated for this year’s Oscar at the Oscars. The nominees for 2020 constitute a remarkably strong collection of films, and in a year the Academy has once again made the news for not nominating a […]

A cleverly produced account of women whose sexual harassment accusations ultimately brought down Fox News chief Roger Ailes, “Bombshell” offers an all too often superficial look at a subject (sadly) perpetually topical. Charlize Theron and Nicole Kidman play Fox as Megyn Kelly and Gretchen Carlson, the two most prominent figures at the center of the […]

James Mangold’s competitive racing film “Ford v Ferrari” does little to break the mold of the traditional sports image, but there is enough spirit and warmth to make it simple and well-crafted entertainment. . To balance the general familiarity of the plot, exciting racing scenes, two excellent main performances by Matt Damon and Christian Bale, […]

Robert Eggers’ debut feature, “The Witch” of 2015, was a horror film steeped in 17th-century folklore, so much so that it was like the kind of tale the Puritans might tell to scare people away. each other and not stray from the right path. As a filmmaker, Eggers has an attention to detail that creates […]

Earlier in the day, the official site for the Fate / Grand Order Shinsei Entaku Ryōiki Camelot (Fate / Grand Order The Divine Realm of the Roundtable Movie: Camelot) updated movie with a new key visual and teaser trailer. We break down the details below. The 63-second promo focuses on Bedivere, who is played by […]

Sensational Renée Zellweger stars as legendary Judy Garland in Rupert Goold’s biopic “Judy”, directed with love and deeply compassion. Too often, Garland’s legacy of talent threatens to be eclipsed by the traumas of his life, but with a transformative performance that goes beyond mere mimicry, Zellweger helps find humanity under notoriety. Adapted by Tom Edge […]

I’ll be the first to admit it: hearing little ones swear is pretty funny. But the juxtaposition between naughty words and faces of cherubs will not get you far. Fortunately, the new comedy “Good Boys” has more to offer than the sight of pint-sized star Jacob Tremblay dropping F-bombs, and wrapping his hijinks around a […]

The bittersweet drama “The Farewell” begins with a title card informing us that what we’re about to see is “based on a real lie”. Telling the story of a family’s decision to keep their matriarch’s terminal cancer diagnosis a secret, the film was inspired by the real-life family experience of writer-director Lulu Wang, a story […]

The filming of “The Tomorrow Man” drew a lot of local attention when the cast and crew arrived to shoot here for about six weeks in August and September 2017. Brought to the area through tax incentives from the New York State and Rochester Work. / Finger Lakes Film Commission, the production had a bit […]

“Restraint” shouldn’t be the first word that comes to mind when describing the larger-than-life singer Elton John. But that’s exactly the descriptor that came to me while watching director Dexter Fletcher’s surprisingly shy and conventional rock musical biopic of The Artist’s Most Unconventional Life. The tagline for “Rocketman” is “based on a real fantasy”, and […]

With more and more media competing for our collective attentions, it seems shocking that mainstream feature film directors have yet to learn the value of slim runtime (just watch the recent “Avengers : Endgame “, which recorded a whopping three hours). Perhaps that’s why the Rochester International Film Festival – also known by its unofficial […]

In November 2008, members of Lashkar-e-Taiba, an extremist terrorist organization based in Pakistan, ambushed Mumbai, carrying out large-scale coordinated attacks on 12 different sites in India’s largest city. The siege lasted for days and ultimately claimed the lives of over 160 people. A brutally realistic and heartbreaking recreation of that horrific event, “Hotel Mumbai” focuses […]

The moving debut film by Oscar-winning actor Chiwetel Ejiofor “The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind” is based on the true story of Malawian engineer William Kamkwamba, a self-taught genius teenager who built a windmill for save his village from a certain famine. . Adapted from Kamkwamba’s blockbuster memoir in 2009, the film played Sundance with […]

Netflix is ​​taking a social media page with a new feature that will allow users to watch TV and movie previews in vertical video orientation on their mobile phones. The 30-second mobile previews are presented as a slideshow with circular thumbnails, much like the presentation of Snapchat and Instagram Stories. As with the popular “stories” […]

Dawn of the Planet of the Apes Receive our Hamptons Insider newsletters direct to your doorstep. This week, Cineast presents a preview of the new films Earth Ho!, Dawn of the Planet of the Apes and A long descent. Earth Ho! Is there a fountain of youth? We know it’s not in Florida, but has […]

And that’s how it ends – a battle to the death to save our future by plundering our past. Adam Sandler in a bloody standoff with Hugh Jackman. What do you get when you have Desperate Mutants against Brady Bunch? Mixed X-Men smoothies, with a side of Binoche. Welcome to the NS ! Weekend movie […]