Synopsis – A group of people trying to cross the border from Mexico into the United States encounter a man who has taken border patrol duties into his own racist hands. My Take – It seems that this is the year of horror/thriller in which predators hunt down their preys with as few dialogue as possible, we had ‘Don’t Breathe’ which got us on the edge of … Continue reading Desierto (2016) Review!!!
Warner Bros.‘s The Accountant stormed well ahead of BoxOfficeMojo‘s weekend forecast to finish #1 for the weekend. The Ben Affleck starrer more than than doubled its closest competition, which found a pair of Universal titles competing for second place between the debut of Kevin Hart: What Now? and last weekend’s #1 film, The Girl on the Train. Meanwhile, Open Road‘s Max Steel finished outside the top ten with one of the worst openings ever for a … Continue reading ‘Accountant’ Tops As ‘Max Steel’ Bombs, ‘Inferno’ Opens Well At The Overseas Box Office!!
The weekend turned out almost exactly as expected with Universal and DreamWorks‘s The Girl on the Train finishing at #1 and the weekend top twelve coming in ~8.7% behind the same weekend last year, grossing a combined $96.4 million. The weekend’s two other new wide releases—The Birth of a Nation and Middle School: The Worst Years of My Life—are in a fight for sixth place as holdovers mostly ruled the … Continue reading ‘Girl on the Train’ Leads Weekend While ‘Finding Dory’ Crosses $1 Billion At The Worldwide Box Office!!
It’s been three years since Alfonso Cuarón took us out to space with Gravity, his visually stunning yet dramatically thin telling of a realistic space disaster. Even having directed a new classic like Y Tu Mama Tambien, Children of Men, and inarguably the best Harry Potter film, The Prisoner of Azkaban, Gravity is his most publicly adored film to date and since it’s numerous wins … Continue reading Alfonso Cuarón to Write & Direct Untitled Family Drama Set in Mexico City Circa 1970!!
