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What classic movie you should watch based on your zodiac sign
Are you in a movie slump? Fear not! We have a personalized movie for each zodiac sign that you will definitely enjoy. Who knows, it might even become your all-time fave. Pop some popcorn and get comfy!
Aries:
Black Panther directed by Ryan Coogler
This movie is bold, action-packed and fierce just like an Aries. You will love the excitement and the thrill of being on the edge of your seat.
Taurus:
Pride and Prejudice directed by Joe Wright
This dreamy romance is perfect for a Taurus. You love feeling cozy and relaxed, and this romantic period piece will bring all the right feels.
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Writer-director Neil Burger (The Illusionist, The Lucky Ones) helms this sci-fi adventure about a mission to reach a habitable planet 86 years away from Earth by spacecraft. Crewed by 30 young people, all conceived in a lab and raised in seclusion to mirror the lonely isolation of a multi-generational space journey with the idea that their grandchildren will fulfill the mission, they descend into paranoia and distrust 10 years into their voyage. Can they pull back from the brink of madness and save their species? (108 min.) click to enlarge Photo Courtesy Of Agc Studios And Fibonacci Films
MADNESS Zac (Fionn Whitehead, center), one of 30 crew members on an 86-year-long space voyage, goes power mad, splitting the crew into warring tribes, in
George Gallo s
Vanquish is not only the worst film I ve seen this year, but perhaps in the last decade. Oscar-winner Morgan Freeman is slumming as a retired cop with some old scores to settle. A large paycheck must have enticed the actor to make this film, but there s another perk that surely was appealing – he never has to stand. His character, Damon, is in a wheelchair throughout, rolling about his modernistic mansion, bathed in cool blues and blacks, scowling again and again as he sees the outside world through the eyes of a surrogate. That would be Victoria (Ruby Rose, all attitude and little else), who has a skill set that comes in handy as she s sent to complete five trips to pick up large sums of money from various nefarious characters. Each trip ends in violence, frantically cut together to obscure the ineptitude of their staging. Cryptic dialogue expressing half-thoughts are spoken throughout, implying great menace and import, failing to obscure Gallo s lazy writing
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Vanquish (R) This thriller stars Ruby Rose as a former mob drug courier who becomes the target of extortion after a retired cop (Morgan Freeman) kidnaps her daughter. Also with Patrick Muldoon, Nick Vallelonga, Ekaterina Baker, and Julie Lott. (Opens Friday)
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Jakob’s Wife (NR) The latest horror film by Travis Stevens (
Girl on the Third Floor) stars Barbara Crampton as a small-town minister’s wife who rediscovers her youth when she’s bitten by a vampire. Also with Larry Fessenden, Bonnie Aarons, Nyisha Bell, Sarah Lind, Mark Kelly, and CM Punk. (Opens Friday in Dallas)