Showing posts with label Mila Kunis. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mila Kunis. Show all posts
January 22, 2018
Critical Capsule: A Bad Moms Christmas
Last year, Bad Moms proved to be a bit of a surprise hit. You know what that means! Let's rush out a sequel! That brings us A Bad Moms Christmas. The main cast returns and adds a number of notable names to play the mom’s moms. Well, I am happy to report that while this has very little plot, it still maintains the vulgar charms of the first and is quite enjoyable. It is by no means great, but is a fun R rated holiday romp and the additions of the mom's worked out quite well. I wonder what could be next? I don't really see this as a long running franchise, but I would not be against another go around with these put upon mom's just trying to do the best they can for their families. Perhaps unrealistic, but certainly relatable.
Labels:
2010s,
2017,
Comedy,
Critical Capsule,
Kathryn Hahn,
Kristen Bell,
Mila Kunis,
Movie Review
February 9, 2015
Movie Review: Jupiter Ascending
You know, every once in awhile I watch a movie that I do not feel like writing about. Well, it is probably more than once in awhile, but you get the point. Still, there are times when I feel a little obligated to put some words down on it. This is one of those times.
Labels:
2010s,
2015,
Action,
Channing Tatum,
Eddie Redmayne,
Mila Kunis,
Movie Review,
Science Fiction,
Sean Bean,
Theatrical Release,
Wachowskis
March 19, 2013
Movie Review: Oz, the Great and Powerful
Considering how bright, colorful, and broad the Oz universe is, I find it surprising that we have not had more attempts to create films in its playground. I cannot say that I have done a lot of research, but since the 1939 classic feature was released there have been but three features that use L. Frank Baum's books as a basis, The Wiz, Return to Oz, and Oz, the Great and Powerful. I know there has been at least one televised take with the mini-series Tin Man. I guess all I am really getting at here is that this is a great playground with plenty of room for ideas and interpretations to play in and I wish this new movie was just a bit better.
Labels:
2010s,
2013,
Adaptation,
Adventure,
Fantasy,
James Franco,
Mila Kunis,
Movie Review,
Sequel,
Theatrical Release
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