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www.reeltimemoviereview.com Director: Jon Lucas & Scott Moore Writers: Jon Lucas & Scott Moore Cast: Mila Kunis (Amy), Kathryn Hahn (Carla), Kristen Bell (Kiki), Christina Applegate (Gwendolyn), Jada Pinkett Smith (Stacy), Annie Mumolo (Vicky), Oona Laurence (Jane), Emjay Anthony (Dylan), David Walton (Mike), Clark Duke (Dale Kipler), Jay Hernandez (Jessie Harkness), Wendell Pierce (Principal Burr), Leah McKendrick (Sharon), Megan Ferguson (Tessa), Lyle Brocato (Kent), and Wanda Sykes (Dr. Karl). Opening Credits: By this time around we will be closer to the Superbowl.  The New England Patriots Vs Atlanta Falcons. Every year at work, the guys generate a Fantasy Football league, which i'm the commissioner. Sometimes that can be alright i guess, the responsibility of handling the rules and complaints of managers is a bit draining, but fun. At least you could win or lose with confidence right? Nope not my league, we gave each other trash talk to the point of no retu

www.reeltimemoviereview.com Director: Peter Berg Writers:  Matthew Michael Carnahan, Matthew Sand. David Rohde, Stephanie Saul (article "Deepwater Horizon's Final Hours") Cast: Mark Wahlberg (Mike Williams), Kurt Russell (Jimmy Harrell), Douglas M. Griffin (Landry), James DuMont (O'Bryan), Joe Chrest (Sims), Gina Rodriguez (Andrea Fleytas), John Malkovich (Vidrine), and Dylan O'Brien as Caleb Haolloway.  Opening Credits:   As i sit here writing this i can only reflect back to that dreadful day on 2010. The day the oil spilled, the disaster was large enough to make the world wake up. Or did it? That is the unanswered question that we have to answer, truthfully. Did this disaster really happen because of a mistake, or was there another motive here. The big corporate bigwigs only thought about the money, period. Why else would the rig blow up to cinders. Money, money, and money. I guess the bigwigs didn't really care about the situation, or ab

www.reeltimemoviereview.com Director: Paul Greengrass Writers: Paul Greengrass, Christopher Rouse Characters: Robert Ludlum Cast: Matt Damon (Jason Bourne), Tommy Lee Jones (CIA Director Robert Dewey), Alicia Vikander (Heather Lee), Vincent Cassel (Asset), Julia Stiles (Nicky Parsons), Riz Ahmed (Aaron Kallor), Ato Essandoh (Craig Jeffers), Scott Shepard (Director NI Edwin Russell), Bill Camp (Malcolm Smith), Vinzenz Kiefer (Christian Dassault), and Stephen Kunken (Baumen. Opening Credits: Spy films continue to speed there way into the hearts of audiences all around. Super fast action, a conspiracy like story leaving you glued to your seat. Remember the film should have CIA. or FBI in them in order to be a real spy flick. Jason Bourne is just that, enough CIA conspiracy mixed in with some action that will blow your mind. either way spy films do well no matter what it is, look at the numbers and tell me i'm wrong. The Bourne films are just fun and enduring enough to ma

www.reeltimemoviereview.com Director: Clint Eastwood Writers: Todd Komarnicki, Chesley Sullenberger (book), and Jeffrey Zaslow (book). Cast: Tom Hanks (Chesley 'Sully' Sullenberger), Aaron Eckhart (Jeff Skiles), Laura Linney (Lorraine Sullenberger), Valerie Mahaffey (Diane Higgins), Delphi Harrington (Lucille Palmer), Mike O'Malley (Charles Porter), Jamey Sheridan (Ben Edwards), and Anna Gunn (Elizabeth Davis). Opening Sequence: 2016 came and went, it was a good year, at least for me it was. My daughter Delaney Quinn Knight was born on December 26. Yes you guessed it, the day after Christmas. The year of birth also came with so much loss. Many celebrities had passed away. 2016 had taken great people, and the end came fast, and hard. Here are the folks that died.  David Bowe, Pat Harrington, Alan Rickman, Dan Haggerty, Glen Frey, Abe Vigoda, George Gaynes, Tony Burton, George Kennedy, Nancy Reagan, Robert Horton, Joe Santos, Joe Garagiola, Ken Howard, Peter Brown