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THE SAVANT (2025): New Trailer From Jessica Chastain, James Badge Dale, Nnamdi Asomugha…

The Savant (2025), Jessica Chastain, Apple TV+
The Savant (2025), Jessica Chastain, Apple TV+

The Savant stars Jessica Chastain as a top-secret investigator whose targets are America’s most violent men, as she infiltrates internet hate groups to bring them down.

Nnamdi Asomugha and James Badge Dale also star, while Simon Stone directs.

This is scarily dark for my current tastes, but I remain interested because it’s Chastain and inspired by a true story.

Also, such vital investigative work suggests an additional meaning for the term ‘first responder,’ doesn’t it?

Will you be watching this one?

Cole Doman, Michael Patrick Thornton, Trinity Lee Shirley, Julian Wanderer, Richard Gant, Laurissa Romain and Valentino Musumeci also star.

The Savant Release Dates

Happy Film loving,

G

SPECTRAL (2016): New Trailer From James Badge Dale, Emily Mortimer, Max Martini…

Spectral (2016), James Badge Dale
Spectral (2016), James Badge Dale

Starring Emily Mortimer, Max Martini and James Badge Dale, Spectral is a new sci-fi/action thriller all about a special-ops team whose job it is to fight supernatural beings.

I’ll be watching in hopes that the story surrounding the supernatural beings will be very interesting indeed.

Directed by Nic Mathieu; Bruce Greenwood, Clayne Crwaford, Jimmy Akingbola and Cory Hardrict also star.

Spectral Release Date: December 9th, 2016 (US)…

Happy Film Loving,

G

THE WALK (2015): New Trailer In Which Joseph Gordon-Levitt Is Philippe Petitte…

THE WALK (2015), Joseph Gordon-Levitt
THE WALK (2015), Joseph Gordon-Levitt

The Walk is the new Robert Zemeckis-directed biography/drama based on French high-wire artist Philippe Petit. 

The international cast includes Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Ben Kingsley,  Charlotte Le Bon, James Badge Dale and Ben Schwartz.

What appears to lie ahead is an exciting risk-taking adventure. Though, I’m not quite sure yet whether I’ll be able to completely suspend my disbelief when it comes to the French accent.

Still, somehow, the story of a man who chooses to walk on a wire from great heights and without any safety precautions is probably interesting enough to convince me. That is of course unless I opt for the 2008 documentary, Man on Wire instead.

Happy Film Loving,

G