Despicable Me 3
Starring: Steve Carell and Kristen Wiig
Rated PG
Everyone
is back for a 3rd go-round in this charming animated film about
finding family, finding yourself and finding out what's important in
life, as Gru loses his job but discovers he has a long lost brother,
who wants to connect.
The brothers decide that they will go after the mastermind criminal responsible for Gru losing his job.
Together with Gru's wife Lucy, their adopted daughters and the minions, they embark on a quest to settle the score.
“Despicable Me 3” is well worth seeing. It gets a B and is rated PG.
American
Assassin
Starring:
Dylan O'Brien and Micheal Keaton
Rated
R
A
young man, who witness the brutal murder of his fiance, is trained to
be a counter-terrorist agent by the CIA.
Totally formulaic, "American Assassin" is kind of that catch-all film that steals from several sources but never finds a voice of its own. The film is trying to too much for the audience to like it. And in the end begins to battle itself.
Dylan
O'Brien puts in a dutiful job as "Mitch Rapp." But is
limited by a short-sighted script and virtually nothing to do but
deliver speeches about how inefficient the government is in handling
terrorism.
Michael
Keaton takes on the role of "Stan Hurley," the
hard-as-nails Special Forces trainer who is tasked with the job of
training Rapp and molding him into a true CIA agent. Keaton's
character keeps spouting the cliche line "never make it
personal," to his trainees, and yet, that's all he does.
"American
Assassin" isn't a great film. It's only a mediocre one at best
and with nothing to make the film memorable, it gets a
C
and
is rated R.
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