Natalie Portman received an Oscar nomination for her portrayal of Jackie Kennedy for ‘Jackie’, on DVD today.
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Jackie. DVD. Blue-Ray. IMDB pro-rating 7.1 with 89% approval on Rotten Tomatoes. Directed by Pablo Larrain, Screenplay by Noah Oppenheimer. Natalie Portman was nominated for an Oscar, for her portrayal of poise and grace under pressure, as she brings to life the behind the scenes drama of witnessing the death, and aftermath of her husband, President John F. Kennedy.
Moana. DVD. Blue-Ray. IMDB pro-rating 7.8 with 95% satisfaction of Rotten Tomatoes. Ron Clements, Don Hall, John Musker and Chris Williams direct. Jared Bush, and Ron Clements are the screenwriter’s with help from story creators Aaron and Jordan Kendall, John Musker and Ron Clements. This Disney CGI brings music to the hero’s journey adventure of a brave and daring Polynesian princess(the fabulous Auli’i Cravalho) who sets out to honor the name of her family, meets an ancient fire God named Maui (Dwayne Johnson). Together they sail the seas of high adventure meeting fire dragons and mystical beasts. Happy and Fun!
Trespass Against Us. DVD. Blue-Ray. The premise sounds intriguing, and no way is Michael Fassbender ever boring, so how this received an IMDB of 6, with a Rotten Tomatoes score of 55% satisfaction, is curious. Michael Fassbender stars as a reluctant thief who botches an elaborate heist contracted by his own father. Now he not only has is vengeful father after him, but the police as well. Scary thug expert Brendan Gleeson is the Dad. Lyndsay Marshal, also stars.
100 Streets. DVD. Blue-Ray. IMDB pro-rating 5.4 with 41% Rotten Tomatoes score. Idris Elba stars in an ensemble story of multiple unrelated characters, from cheating spouses, to runaway children, to criminals, who share time on several streets. Directed by Jim O’Hanlon and Screenplay by Leon Butler.
Incarnate. Supernatural Horror. IMDB pro-rating 5.2 with a 15% satisfaction on Rotten Tomatoes. Horror fans have discriminating taste. You can’t just stick a great actor like Aaron Eckhart, with support from Carice Van Houten, in a Blumhouse production, directed by Brad Peyton and Written by Ronnie Christensen and expect it to make money, Oh, wait! With a 5 million dollar budget and a Russian release, YES YOU CAN!
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