Reeltime movie reviews

Director: Vic Armstrong Writers: Paul Lalonde, based on the novel by Jerry B. Jenkins, and Tim LaHaye. Cast: Nicolas Cage (Rayford Steele), Lea Thompson (Irene Steele), Cassi Thomson (Chole Steele), Chad Michael Murray (Buck Williams), Nicky Whelan (Hattie Durham), Quinton Aaron (Simon), and Martin Klebba (Melvin Weir). The film begins with Rayford Steele (Nicolas Cage) walking into the airport terminals, he is a pilot, getting ready for his trip to Londan.  Meanwhile Chole Steele (Cassi Thomson) just arrived, her flight was exhausting, her relationship with her parents has always been on the rocky side, even though her mom and dad are always a part, dad with his work schedule, and mom going to church and finding the Lord has put things a bit into prospective.    Irene Steele (Lea Thompson), having another wonderful discussion with her daughter Chole (Cassi Thomson). Chole finds out that her dad, Rayford Steele (Cage) is working, a flight to London, which makes things diffi

Director: Colin Trevorrow Cast: Chris Pratt (Owen), Bryce Dallas Howard (Claire), Ty Simpkins (Gray), Judy Greer (Karen), Nick Robinson (Zach), Vincent D'Onofrio (Hoskins), Irrfan Khan (Simon Masrani), Jake Johnson (Lowery), Omar Sy (Barry), BD Wong (Dr. Henry Wu), Lauren lapkus (Vivan), Brian Tee (Hamada), Katie McGrath (Zara), and Andy Buckley as Scott. The film begins with the characters Gray (Ty Simpkins) and Zach (Nick Robinson) they are getting ready for their trip to the iconic island of Isla Nublar, the dream of John Hammond (Richard Attenborough) became a reality 22 years later.  The boys will be taking a flight to the island, with no expense by their aunt, Claire (Bryce Dallas Howard).  Gray (Simpkins) happens to be a Dinosaur junkie, his excitement is beyond imagination, his brother Zach (Nick Robinson) has trouble saying goodbye to his girlfriend, meanwhile the parents are gesturing, signaling him to get in the car. After the flight the boys settle on the island

Director: Antoine Fuqua Writers: Richard Wenk, Michael Sloan and Richard Lindheim (television series). Cast: Denzel Washington (Robert McCall), Marton Csokas (Teddy), Chole Grace Moretz (Teri), David Harbour (Masters), Haley Bennett (Mandy), Bill Pullman (Brian Plummer), Melissa Leo (Susan Plummer), David Meunier (Slavi), Johnny Skoutis (Ralphie), Alex Veadov (Tevi), and Vladimir Kulich as Vladimir Pushkin. The film starts off with the humdrum life of Robert McCall (Denzel Washington) a man struggling with OCD, his purpose and events are scheduled, and timed before he gets up in the morning. The life of his fellow co-worker, Ralphi (Johnny Skourtis) who is going for the security position, but his weight is the only issue, McCall (Washington) helps him out by training him physically, and mentally.  Afterwards he continues his day at the Home Mart, a utility store where he works, helping others in the process, wherever is needed. Towards the end of his day he settles in a diner

Director: Rowen Joffe Writers: Rowen Joffe (screenplay), and S.J. Watson (novel). Cast: Nicole Kidman (Christine), Colin Firth (Mike), Dr. Nasch (Mark Strong), Ben Crompton (Warehouse Caretaker), Anne-Marie Duff (Claire), Adam Levy (Ben), Gabriel Strong (Boy on Bike), Flynn MacArthur (Boy in Dream), and Dean-Charles Chapman (Adam). The film starts off with Christine (Nicole Kidman) waking up in a strange room, her thoughts, and warning of a strange man lying beside her, almost gives an uncomfortable feeling.  Yet, something tells her to walk to the washroom where so many pictures are placed on the wall.  She notices two happy people, one is her in a wedding dress, the other is the unknown man that is sleeping on the bed.  Christine looks at every moment placed on the wall, until the sleeping stranger tells her of their marriage, who he is, and some of the pictures that seemed different to her, but answered as he continues to explain. The man sounds a mile away but, his voi