John Wick: Chapter 2
Keanu Reeves’s unstoppable assassin returns,
with a new dog in the mix,
and old mentors and enemies.
The Fate of the Furious
Don’t the Furious need Walker?
Will Helen Mirren win an Oscar here?
Can the nonsense still prevail?
Guardians of the Galaxy: Vol. 2
Elizabeth Debicki joins the cast,
can James Gunn sprinkle more comedy gold,
to again disguise Marvel formula?
Wonder Woman
Snyder co-wrote the story but…
Geoff Johns and OC writer wrote script,
can Diana’s solo movie soar?
Dunkirk
Christopher Nolan shoots on film,
shoots Germans shooting at beached British soldiers ,
can retreat be cinematically heroic?
Baby Driver
Edgar Wright makes a film!
But why cast Ansel Elgort as driver?
And why call driver Baby?
Salt and Fire
Werner Herzog does volcanoes fictionally,
Michael Shannon and Diego Luna butt heads,
but this is not Pompeii.
Golden Exits
Alex Ross Perry hits Brooklyn,
reunites with Jason Schwartzman for family dramas,
with a mostly female cast.
Death Note
Adam Wingard directs a remake,
but oddly the original sounds like Lullaby,
is Palahniuk big in Japan?
Lady Bird
Greta Gerwig finally directs again!
Saoirse Ronan’s comedic adventures in Northern California.
Who needs Noah Baumbach anyway?
Wind River
Taylor Sheridan writes AND directs!
Sicario man drops deserts for snowy wastes,
teams FBI and Native Americans.
Blade Runner 2049
Denis Villeneuve does more sci-fi,
with the blessing of Ford, Scott, Fancher,
Ryan Gosling the new Ford.
Goldstone
Ivan Sen made Mystery Road,
Measured, beautiful, and suspenseful Aussie crime thriller,
and now here’s his sequel.
The Glass Castle
Destin Cretton adapts acclaimed memoir,
starring Brie Larson who commanded Short Term 12,
this should be something icy.
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri
Grieving Frances McDormand freaks out,
attacks Woody Harrellson and Sam Rockwell’s cops,
yes, it’s Martin McDonagh’s repertory.
Under the Silver Lake
It Follows meets Raymond Chandler,
Andrew Garfield investigates stranger than usual case,
Riley Keough is the femme fatale.
Vox Lux
Brady Corbet shoots on 65mm,
Rooney Mara’s pop star scored by Sia,
his first feature was… imposing.
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