Gravely injured after his intended final battle, Robin Hood (Hugh Jackman), is grappling with his past, a life marked by crime and murder, when a mysterious woman (Jodie Comer) gives him a chance at salvation.
Directed by Michael Sarnoski, The Death of Robin Hood has additional key cast that includes Bill Skarsgård, Noah Jupe, Murray Bartlett and Tabitha Smyth.
Jackman, Comer, Skarsgård, love them all. Yet this might be far too brutal for my tastes. I’ll at least try to watch it.
Faith Delaney, Elijah Ungvary, Alfie Lawless, Asher De Silva, Beau Thompson and Fintan Shevlin also star.
Director Steven Soderbergh’s latest crime/mystery/drama, No Sudden Move, stars Don Cheadle, Benicio Del Toro, Matt Damon and Brendan Fraser.
The story follows a group of criminals brought together under mysterious circumstances. When their simple job goes sideways, they have to work together to uncover what’s really going on.
It’s great how this trailer slowly reveals one brilliant actor after another; making it near impossible to decide who I’m most excited to see.
‘I’m going to punch you now, sir. I’m punching you. This is going to be a punch.’
Noah Jupe, David Harbour, Jon Hamm, Ray Liotta, Julia Fox, Frankie Shaw, Bill Duke, Craig muMs Grant, Kieran Culkin, Amy Seimetz and Lauren Rys Martin also star.
A Quiet Place Part 2 (2020), Emily Blunt, Paramount Pictures
A Quiet Place Part 2is one of those rare sequels that didn’t leave me disappointed at the end. I found so much to love about Emily Blunt, John Krasinski and Cillian Murphy’s movie that I’m contemplating watching it again in a few days.
There’s lot’s of heart in this one. So much so that the word that lit up in my mind throughout most of the movie, and especially towards the end, is love; though perhaps not in the most obvious way. The acting is brilliant and you’re going to jump out of your skin a few times. You may even cry, once or twice.
Don’t be surprised if as soon as the movie starts, you find yourself confused and wondering whether the cinema has messed up and is playing A Quiet Place (2018) instead of A Quiet Place Part 2. They haven’t made a mistake, because soon enough, just about everything starts making sense, and after a slightly slower pace, it all picks up and becomes so engrossing and entertaining that you probably won’t see the end coming.
As for what I wish was different about this movie, there are a few small things, two of which happen in act one. The first involves the placing of the baby in the box, then wading away in the water. This scene proved confusing, and distressing, in part because of the shot that follows it.
My other issue is with the arguably unnecessary pounding musical score that accompanies what happens after Blunt’s character says ‘Run.’ I feel that the same scene works better in the trailer, where it’s captured without music. Or, maybe the music that ends up in the film simply stood out a lot, and not in the best way.
Overall, I’d say that the annoyances that come with A Quiet Place Part 2 in no way outweigh the fun and moving ride that this film is. Watch it if you haven’t already. You may find that the word love lights up brightly for you, as it did for me.
The official trailer forA Quiet Place Part 2 is here. A John Krasinski-directed horror/thriller starring Emily Blunt, Cillian Murphy and about a family whose survival is dependant on how quiet they can be in their everyday lives.
This is one of very few trailers that doesn’t feel too long even though it’s more than 2.5 minutes in length.
I’m looking forward to all the major ‘mommy badassery’ we can expect from Blunt. I also find myself relieved that Murphy will be playing a good guy. The Abbot family could really do with another adult on their side. Especially considering all the people left who ‘aren’t worth saving’.
Okieriete Onaodowan, Blake DeLong, Ashley Dyke, Andy Rich and Silas Pereira-Olson also star.
A Quiet Place Part 2 sees the return of the Abbot family (Emily Blunt, Noah Jupe and Millicent Simmonds) as they learn that the creatures that hunt by sound aren’t the only threats that lurk beyond the sand path.
Directed by John Krasinski; additional key cast includes Cillian Murphy, Djimon Hounsou, Wayne Duvall and Lauren-Ashley Cristiano.
I’m excited to see more ingenuity from the Abbots. I want to know the new and clever things they’ll think up to ensure their survival.
Also, I like the introduction of Murphy. My guess is that he’s probably not a ‘good guy,’ or is he?
Ashley Dyke, Andy Rich, Okieriete Onaodowan, Blake DeLong and Silas Pereira-Olson also star.
