It's tricky: A ballerina with a secret surprises some kidnappers and some British spies get the better of a bunch of Nazis in this week's new releases.
I'm doing a double feature of these this weekend while I'm kicked out of the house for Mrs. Utah's book club. I'm pretty stoked! Abigail seems like a fun premise (Dan Stevens renaissance incoming?), and I have a weird amount of time for late-period Guy Ritchie. "Beefcakes of Navarone"? Hell yeah.
Up here in Canada, the advertising for ABIGAIL has been very spoiler-heavy and completely ubiquitous. I had no idea that there was anything to the movie except for [redacted]. Man, when studios ruin their own products this way, it makes me really [redacted].
Keith's right that ABIGAIL grows exhausting — the final stretch is one twist away from becoming SNL's "Dear Sister" sketch — but if anyone's interested, I had a fun time with it. The Radio Silence crew seems to have a knack for casting, and hit particular gold here, especially Stevens as a tightly wound grump and Newton as a sunny kidnapper. (Also, as someone receives AARP pamphlets, I'm not legally permitted to watch EUPHORIA , but Angus Cloud sure had screen presence to burn.)
I'm doing a double feature of these this weekend while I'm kicked out of the house for Mrs. Utah's book club. I'm pretty stoked! Abigail seems like a fun premise (Dan Stevens renaissance incoming?), and I have a weird amount of time for late-period Guy Ritchie. "Beefcakes of Navarone"? Hell yeah.
Up here in Canada, the advertising for ABIGAIL has been very spoiler-heavy and completely ubiquitous. I had no idea that there was anything to the movie except for [redacted]. Man, when studios ruin their own products this way, it makes me really [redacted].
"The best way to watch Abigail is to know as little about it as possible". Oops, too late, I looked at the header image.
Keith's right that ABIGAIL grows exhausting — the final stretch is one twist away from becoming SNL's "Dear Sister" sketch — but if anyone's interested, I had a fun time with it. The Radio Silence crew seems to have a knack for casting, and hit particular gold here, especially Stevens as a tightly wound grump and Newton as a sunny kidnapper. (Also, as someone receives AARP pamphlets, I'm not legally permitted to watch EUPHORIA , but Angus Cloud sure had screen presence to burn.)