• Ivan Reitman directs “Draft Day”, featuring Kevin Costner, Jennifer Garner, and Denis Leary. Unlike many sports movies that focus on the game itself, “Draft Day” delves deep into the NFL Draft, providing a fresh perspective. Reitman’s directing shines, balancing humor, a tense narrative, and a stellar cast, including the fantastic Kevin Costner, who excels alongside…

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  • Renny Harlin directs “The Bricklayer,” starring Aaron Eckhart and Nina Dobrev. The narrative centers on an ex-CIA agent reactivated to counter an extortionist threatening the agency, presenting a storyline that feels familiar and lacks depth. Aaron Eckhart, known for standout performances in films like “Thank You For Smoking” and “The Dark Knight,” delivers a disappointingly…

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  • Directed by Thomas Vincent and featuring Kayley Cuoco and David Oyelowo, “Role Play” unfolds the story of Emma, a seemingly content suburban wife with a hidden side as a hired assassin. When her husband, Dave, stumbles upon her secret during an attempt to spice up their marriage through role play, their lives take an unexpected…

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  • “Good Grief,” directed by Dan Levy and starring Dan Levy, Ruth Negga, and Himesh Patel, explores the complexities of loss and friendship. Initially drawn in by Dan Levy’s performance, the film exceeded my expectations, delving into the intertwined struggles of three best friends coping with grief and personal challenges. Dan Levy’s remarkable talent shines both…

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  • Directed by F. Gary Gray and starring Kevin Hart and Gugu Mbatha-Raw, “Lift” spins a heist tale where a seasoned thief and his ex-Interpol Agent girlfriend join forces to snatch $500 million in gold bullion from an A380 passenger flight. Despite featuring entertaining characters and enjoyable heist sequences, the film’s plot remains fairly elementary, concluding…

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  • In “Self Reliance,” directed by Jake Johnson and featuring a stellar cast led by Johnson and Anna Kendrick, the plot unfolds in Los Angeles as a disillusioned man receives a mysterious invitation to participate in a reality TV game on the dark web with a tempting $1 million prize. This peculiar yet well-executed film stands…

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  • Directed by Bryce McQuire and featuring Wyatt Russell and Kerry Condon, “Night Swim” dives into the peculiar premise of a haunted suburban pool. The film unfolds as a supernatural mystery that blends eerie enchantment with confusion. In this odd cinematic venture, the pool takes on a dual nature, being both malevolent and enchanting, leaving viewers…

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