The plot: Sophie (Amanda Seyfried), now in-charge of her mother (Meryl Streep)’s hotel on the Greek island of Kalokairi, is under a lot of stress for the hotel’s grand re-opening. As she seeks advice from her mother’s friends Tanya (Christine Baranski) and Rosie (Julie Walters), as well as her dads Sam (Pierce Brosnan), Harry (Colin Firth) and Bill (Stellan SkarsgĂ„rd), she also learns about her mother’s trials when she was younger (Lily James). Between all of them, Sophie might just find the resolve she needs to pull through.
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Monday, 23 July 2018
Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again (2018) - Movie Review
The plot: Sophie (Amanda Seyfried), now in-charge of her mother (Meryl Streep)’s hotel on the Greek island of Kalokairi, is under a lot of stress for the hotel’s grand re-opening. As she seeks advice from her mother’s friends Tanya (Christine Baranski) and Rosie (Julie Walters), as well as her dads Sam (Pierce Brosnan), Harry (Colin Firth) and Bill (Stellan SkarsgĂ„rd), she also learns about her mother’s trials when she was younger (Lily James). Between all of them, Sophie might just find the resolve she needs to pull through.
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Thursday, 9 November 2017
Bad Moms 2 (2017) - Movie Review
For as much derision as the practice gets, I don’t have any
major issue with the whole sequel/franchise/cinematic universe thing in Hollywood.
I find it interesting to see what films hold up to the original, and I’m always
surprised to see films that manage to exceed what came before it like John Wick: Chapter 2 and Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 2. Today’s film, however, is
of a brand that does make me tilt my head. It was a little over a year ago that
I looked the first Bad Moms, a film that I still think people didn’t give
enough credit to for the kind of film it was. Having this little amount of time
between instalments is usually the sign of a cash-in “let’s just repeat what we
did before” sequel. Combine that with this being a Christmas film released in
November, because doing it in December would’ve made too much sense, and this
has a high probability of being less-than-adequate.
Still, given how impressed
I was with the first film and seeing
how some equally impressive cinematic follow-ups this year, I’m holding onto
some hope that this might be decent. For once, I will not be pleased if I’m
proven wrong.
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