Off Script Film Review

Return to the roaring nightclubs of 1960's London in Edgar Wright's 'Last Night in Soho', a psychological horror film about a young woman's collegiate pursuit of fashion-designer fame in modern London, until her mysterious 1960's nightclub feverdreams suddenly begin to come alive. Then, sit back and enjoy the stories of acclaimed journalists Berensen, Krementz, Roebuck-Wright and more in Wes Anderson's 'The French Dispatch', a romantic comedy-drama anthology film about a peculiar publication coming out of a fictional city in 20th-century France, and the journalists that contribute to it. Also, Dune continues to ride it’s box-office sandwormt to success, Chris Pratt springboards off of his recent Super Mario casting announcement to voice Garfield in a new film, and what are all these 2022 movie trailers about?

Danger sleeps beneath the shifting sands in 'Dune', the latest science-fiction blockbuster from acclaimed director Denis Villenueve based on the Frank Herbert novel that pits young prince Paul Atreides against the vast and harrowing deserts of the alien planet Arrakis. Then, she is risen in A24's 'Saint Maud', the 2019 horror thriller from director Rose Glass wherein a reclusive young nurse with a intimately pious connection to God develops an obsessive conviction with saving the soul of her dying hospice ward. Also, Warner Bros. confirms Dune 2 is coming in 2023, news from the set of the Alec Baldwin film 'Rust', and is No Time To Die a flop? Movie news, Movie reviews and more every Tuesday on Off Script Film Review! Follow for More!

What's this? Off Script is back? The guys return from an extended and unexpected hiatus to dig in to 'Halloween Kills', the newest entry in the hallowed Halloween franchise when notorious killer Michael Meyers escapes his fiery tomb to wreak havoc on Laurie Strode and the people of Haddonfield once again. Then, Daniel Craig hangs up the bowtie in 'No Time To Die', the newest James Bond film that sees Craig revisiting the role one last time to save the world from a deadly bioterrorist with a mysterious link to his past. Finally, we also watched Venom 2, The Many Saints of Newark, The Last Duel, and A24's new feature Lamb, so why not hit some quick reviews?

Blockbuster horror director James Wan returns to the genre with 'Malignant', a new horror film about a young woman's strange visions of murder, and the horrifying mystery behind what her terrifying visions truly mean. Then, Martin Scorsese presents 'The Card Counter', a new film by director Paul Schrader that sees former military veteran Oscar Isaac taking on the world series of poker as a mysterious traveling gambler. Finally, Disney makes a huge announcement about every single film it's releasing in 2021, Christopher Nolan leaves Warner Bros, and wait a second - there's a new trailer out for The Matrix 4?!

'Candyman' returns to theaters in director Nia DaCosta's reimagining of the 1992 horror slasher that sees newcomer Yahya Abdul-Mateen II as a struggling artist that has to race against the clock after unknowingly summons an unspeakable evil that's been dormant in his community. Then, Adam Driver and Marion Cotillard sing their hearts out in Annette, a new musical exclusive to Amazon Prime from acclaimed French director Leos Carax that sees a controversial stand-up comedian and an esteemed Opera singer's marriage resulting in a young girl with the voice of an angel. Finally, Marvel's newest Avenger, 'Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings' has finally arrived in theaters to a thunderous opening weekend at the Labor Day Box Office, but is all the hype really worth the watch? Movie news, movie reviews, and more every Tuesday on Off Script Film Review!

'Free Guy', the new live-action comedy starring Ryan Reynolds and Jodie Comer has finally hit theaters after a deluge of pandemic-related delays, but is this video-game adventure flick worth the price of admission? Also, John David Washington runs from the law in 'Beckett', a new Netflix Original Film hailing from Greece that's turning heads on streaming services this week - but maybe for the wrong reasons.

150 EPISODES OF OFF SCRIPT FILM REVIEW?! The guys reflect on reaching the 300 film milestone before diving into James Gunn's 'The Suicide Squad', the new film from the DC Universe that pits an unruly gang of superhero bad guys against a giant cosmic starfish. Then, Dev Patel shines in David Lowery's 'The Green Knight', a stunning cinematic spin on the Arthurian legend of Sir Gawain's quest for his honor in this new film from A24. Finally, M. Night Shyamalan's new film 'OLD' has been out in theaters for a couple of weeks now, but is it worth your time?

The Looney Tunes are back in action in 'Space Jam: A New Legacy', the new basketball-adventure romp that sees NBA All-Star Lebron James chasing his son through the Warner Brothers multiverse to stop a rogue artificial intelligence from taking over the world. Then, GIRLS GET IT DONE in 'Gunpowder Milkshake', a new direct-to-Netflix action film that features an all-star female cast (led by Karen Gillan and Lena Headey) about a secret mercenary-for-hire organization and the young woman who's determined to get out before it's too late.

Marvel soars back into theaters with 'Black Widow', the newest superhero film that pits Scarlett Johansson's Natasha Romanoff against the very evil that made her into the woman that would become an Avenger. Then, Bob Odenkirk strikes back in 'Nobody', an action thriller about a quiet father's quest for vengeance after two unsuspecting burglar rob the wrong house.

The Fast Franchise returns to theaters with 'F9: The Fast Saga', the latest entry in the series that sees Vin Diesel and his gang of miscreants facing off against John Cena as Dominic Toretto's evil twin brother. Then, Disney-Pixar makes waves with 'Luca', the animated story of a young mermaid's mysterious fascination with the human world and the best friends he'll need to get there. Movie news, movie reviews, and more every Tuesday on Off Script Film Review!