New Release
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‘Johnny Puff: Secret Mission’
Johnny Depp voices Johnny Puff in this animated film adaptation of the humorous TV series “Puffins.” When the dastardly Otto von Walrus threatens to freeze the world, it’s up to Johnny Puff and his band of do-gooders to save Taigasville.This imaginative and entertaining movie features unique elements, such as a cast that doesn’t talk except for the narrator Mr. Depp, allowing viewers to interpret the plot. Otto von Walrus’s constant schemes give it a TV series feel, while the distinct animation style adds charm.
Indie Pick
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‘Me and Earl and the Dying Girl’
Greg (Thomas Mann), a high school senior with an amiable yet distant demeanor, spends his free time making films with his only buddy, Earl (RJ Cyler). When Greg’s mother informs Greg that his childhood friend Rachel (Olivia Cooke) has leukemia, he embarks with her on a heartfelt journey of discovery.The film excels in its writing and dialogue, which is infused with humor and heart. Addressing life and death through the lens of kids facing illness, it features realistic storytelling. Alfonso Gomez-Rejon’s direction is also very inventive.
The Horrors of War Through a Lens of Humanity
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‘1917’
During World War I, British Lance Corporals Blake (Dean-Charles Chapman) and Schofield (George MacKay) are tasked with delivering a critical message to a regiment before it falls into a deadly ambush. Time is running out as they embark on a perilous journey that could save 1,600 lives.It’s a riveting film from start to finish, showcasing meticulous craftsmanship that demands your attention. The story blends war’s harsh realities with profound human moments, complemented by stunning cinematography.
An Stylish Musical
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‘Guys and Dolls’
Nathan Detroit (Frank Sinatra) needs $1,000 for his craps game. He bets Sky Masterson (Marlon Brando) that he can’t win a date with pious Sarah Brown (Jean Simmons), leading to comedic chaos.This film has it all—singing, dancing, and drama with engaging characters. Brando impresses despite stronger singers, showcasing his natural talent. This musical is truly a must-see!