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Space Jam: A New Legacy finally dribbles its way into cinemas. The upcoming movie, which is
Space Jam, sees LeBron James stepping into a similar role as Michael Jordan before him, while teaming up with the Looney Tunes to play another high stakes basketball game.
This time, James isn t taking on this version of the Goon Squad to save the whole world, as much as he s trying to rescue his son Dom (played by newcomer Cedric Joe) after he gets kidnapped by a no-good A.I. known as AI G. Rhythm (played by Emmy nominee Don Cheadle) and taken into a virtual universe (aka the Serververse ) that is home to every property and character Warner Bros. owns including
Why certain movies are loved by audiences and loathed by progressive critics. Thu Jul 15, 2021 The other night, finding myself awake at 3 AM, I poked around Netflix looking for something to fall asleep to, and eventually settled on Eli Roth’s 2018 remake of
Death Wish, starring Bruce Willis. I’d watched the classic 1974 original, starring Charles Bronson, several times - in fact I think I saw it, at seventeen, at the time of its movie-theater debut - but I’d never seen the remake, and I assumed it would be a poor copy that would send me off to dreamland quickly enough. In fact I stayed awake to the end. I liked it quite a bit, all in all, and I thought the major changes in the story were good ones: in the new version, for example, the main character, Paul Kersey, is a trauma surgeon instead of an architect, which actually turns out to work much better, plotwise.