New Release
‘Reagan’
Based on the novel “The Crusader: Ronald Reagan and the Fall of Communism” by best-selling author Paul Kengor, this gripping biopic chronicles former U.S. President Ronald Reagan’s life, from his childhood to his tireless campaign to defeat the Soviets.This is a well-shot and acted film that brings Ronald Reagan’s life and legacy to the screen with depth and nuance. Dennis Quaid’s portrayal of Reagan is engaging, capturing the essence of a man who faced immense challenges. It’s a worthwhile watch for anyone interested in history.
Family Pick
‘The Land Before Time’
After his mother is killed by a savage predator, orphaned brontosaurus Littlefoot (Gabriel Damon) sets out for the safety of the Great Valley. Accompanied by a variety of new companions, Littlefoot encounters various obstacles, including the same dinosaur that took his mother’s life.This animated adventure features vibrant characters and vivid backdrops, complemented by a graceful animation style. It’s a charming film about friends overcoming trials and tribulations that’s appealing to both kids and adults.
An Entertaining Thrill Ride
‘Wrath of Man’
When mystery man “H” (Jason Statham) is initially hired as a money truck security guard, he doesn’t show much promise. However, when a truck he is guarding is ambushed, he surprises everyone with his shooting skills. Even more revelations are to follow.Though the plotline isn’t very original, there are plenty of surprises that keep you guessing. The action scenes are well done, with slick visuals and sound design. Statham is excellent in the principal role with a solid supporting cast backing him.
The Epitome of Wholesome Entertainment
‘National Velvet’
When Velvet Brown (Elizabeth Taylor)—youngest daughter of the Brown family—wins a horse, she plans to train it for an important race. With the help of former jockey Mi Taylor (Mickey Rooney) and her family, she aims to win.This film captures a time when trust and openness were the norm. It highlights the importance of family and friends and the inherent goodness in people.
