Smallfoot
Starring
the vocal talents of: Channing Tatum and Zendaya
Rated
PG
A
Yeti is convinced that the elusive creatures everyone is talking
about, called 'Humans', really do exist.
“Smallfoot”
is an exuberant and touching animated musical film offering up a
terrific story which reverses the Bigfoot legend, well performed
heart-felt songs and laugh out loud funny moments.
In
the end, “Smallfoot” is a family friendly film that is completely
entertaining and has a wonderful message for both parents and kids.
“Smallfoot”
gets an A and is rated PG.
Night
School
Starring:
Kevin Hart and Tiffany Haddish
Rated
PG-13
A
group of misfits and troublemakers have to return to school to pass
their GED exam to get their high school diplomas.
“Night
School” is an irritating comedy replete with characters no one
cares about and a series of horribly timed and
horrible
jokes that fall flat and dumb 'we've-seen-it-all-before'
situations.
The film's only saving grace is Tiffany Haddish, who managed to turn her character into something more than a 1 dimensional stereotype.
The film's only saving grace is Tiffany Haddish, who managed to turn her character into something more than a 1 dimensional stereotype.
In
the end, “Night School” is a cheap film with cheap plot devises
and an incomplete and forgettable script.
Pass
it by. It gets a D and is rated PG-13
Little
Women
Starring:
Leah Thompson and Sarah Davenport
Rated
PG
In
this modern retelling of Louisa May Alcott's classic novel, the lives
of four sisters and their passage from childhood to womanhood is
examined.
“Little
Women” is an earnest attempt at updating a literary classic, but
falls short of it goals.
The film overuses flashbacks and flash-forwards so much, audiences will get lost in figuring out what timeline they're experiencing. “Little Women” is also a bit too long and makes the mistake of introducing too many characters who do not move the film's plot forward. The film also cuts from one scene to another too abruptly, exhausting the audience.
Overall, this adaptation of “Little Women” is a nice film, but not anything above average.
The film overuses flashbacks and flash-forwards so much, audiences will get lost in figuring out what timeline they're experiencing. “Little Women” is also a bit too long and makes the mistake of introducing too many characters who do not move the film's plot forward. The film also cuts from one scene to another too abruptly, exhausting the audience.
Overall, this adaptation of “Little Women” is a nice film, but not anything above average.
It
gets a C and is rated PG-13.
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