Movies

Masterminds Movie Giveaway

by Sharronda Williams -

Atlanta: We are giving away tickets to an advance screening of Masterminds this Wednesday. Check out the details below and click here to download passes!  When: Wednesday, September 28, 2016 Time: 7:30PM Where: Landmark Midtown Art Cinema  MASTERMINDS (Relativity Media) Release Date: September 30, 2016 Genre: Action-Comedy Rating: PG-13 Running Time: 94 Minutes Director: Jared Hess Cast: Zach Galifianakis, Owen

Queen of Katwe Movie Review

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Queen of Katwe tells the story of a young girl, Phiona Mutesi (Madina Nalwanga), and how she went from barely being able to read and write to becoming a chess prodigy. She grew up poor in the slums of Uganda in a place called Katwe.  Her mother, Nakku Harriet (Lupita Nyong'o), is

Storks Movie Review

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Storks introduces us to a young boy named Nate, (Anton Starkman) who is longing to have a new sibling to keep himself company. His parents, Mr. & Mrs. Gardener (Ty Burrell & Jennifer Aniston) has a real estate business they run and are constantly working with no time to pay Nate any attention.  Nate finds

When The Bough Breaks Movie Review

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When the Bough Breaks centers on a married couple by the name of John and Laura Taylor. John is a lawyer on a quest to make partner at his law firm, and Laura is a successful chef who is making waves in her industry. They have been attempting to start a family

The Wild Life Movie Review

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The Wild Life, is based on the story Robinson Crusoe, which was written by Dan Defoe in 1719. Though the original story talks about cannibalism and murder, this film takes a lighter approach for kids.  For this film, its the animals turn to tell their story of what really happened on

Complete Unknown Movie Review

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Complete Unknown introduces us to Alice (Rachel Weisz) who is the charming date of a gentleman attending the birthday party of his friend Tom (Michael Shannon). Tom is a married man who is dedicated to his work, so much that you can see the rift it is causing in his marriage. When he sees Alice he

Sully Movie Review

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Sully

Sully tells the true story of what happened January 15, 2009, when Captain "Sully" Sullenberger (Tom Hanks) landed U.S. Airways flight 1549 onto the Hudson River. Many coined this event as the "Miracle on the Hudson" but what many did not know was this national hero was also being investigated for his actions on that

Sausage Party Movie Review

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Sausage party

Sausage Party introduces us to Shopwell's grocery store. It is the day before red, white, and blue day sale (July 4th sale) and hot dog Frank (Seth Rogen) is hoping to get chosen with his hot dog bun girlfriend Brenda (Kristen Wig) and get taken to the Great Beyond which

Bad Moms Movie Review

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Bad Moms opens up to what seems like the perfect life: a great marriage, two kids, a big great home, and a great job. Then life happens. You realize that Amy (Mila Kunis) is stretched way too thin and has way too much on her plate to make this “perfect

Lights Out Movie Review

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Lights Out starts with your typical scary scene with most of the gore you will get for the entire movie. Martin (Gabriel Bateman) is a young boy who is having trouble sleeping following the death of his father Paul (Billy Burke). His mother Sophie (Maria Bello) is unable to truly care for

Now You See Me 2 Movie Review

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The four horseman are back for a sequel and boy they did not disappoint in Now You See Me 2. Picking  up where we left off in the last film the horseman are still awaiting orders from the EYE for their next trick. They have been living in hiding and on

Me Before You Movie Review

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I haven’t had a movie authentically move me in such a way since The Notebook. In Me Before You,  Sam Claflin portrays an excellent William Traynor, paraplegic man dealing with the challenges of his condition, so much so that I no longer refer to him as the guy from Hunger