Tag Archives: the awakening

REVIEW: Gus Van Sant’s Restless Is Sweet, If Feather-Light

Restless is so fluttering and tender, so guileless, that you almost can’t believe it was made by an grizzled old hand like Gus Van Sant. Then again, maybe you can. Annabel (Mia Wasikowska) and Enoch (Henry Hopper, son of Dennis) play somber teenagers who meet at a memorial service. Enoch is haunted by the death of his parents — he lost them suddenly in an accident. Annabel has her own secret, spilled early on: She’s dying of cancer. They fall in love, quickly and fervently, knowing only doom and sadness await them — and they’ve never even seen Love Story.

Originally posted here:
REVIEW: Gus Van Sant’s Restless Is Sweet, If Feather-Light

Weekend Forecast: Will The Lion King 3D Rule the Box Office Jungle Again?

In this installment of Weekend Forecast, three new and (mostly) intriguing offerings vie at the box office: the Ryan Gosling showcase Drive , Sarah Jessica Parker’s I Don’t Know How She Does It , and Rod Lurie’s remake of Sam Peckinpah’s Straw Dogs . But will any of them be a match for the proven global box-office dazzle of Disney’s The Lion King 3D ?

Read the original post:
Weekend Forecast: Will The Lion King 3D Rule the Box Office Jungle Again?

Trailer: Rebecca Hall Is a World War I-Era Ghost Hunter in The Awakening

Have you heard about The Awakening yet? No, not the Kate Chopin novel about female empowerment or the Kate Beckinsale Underworld fourquel about vampire warrioress empowerment but Nick Murphy’s period thriller about 1920s ghost empowerment. Rebecca Hall stars as an author/skeptic who is invited to a creepy boarding school in World War I-era England to investigate a phantom boy. Naturally, things take a supernatural turn for the worse and, well, take a look for yourself in the trailer below.

Go here to read the rest:
Trailer: Rebecca Hall Is a World War I-Era Ghost Hunter in The Awakening