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Showing posts with label Bill Nighy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bill Nighy. Show all posts
Saturday, May 25, 2019
In Theaters: Pokemon Detective Pikachu***
Pikachu Detective: I must admit I was disappointed here. I am not sure why. I think mostly it is because I had Avenger expectations and this movie is more along the lines of Goosebumps. Lots of cute Pokemon characters, and a twisty plot, but that isn’t enough for a good movie. This movie is just mediocre.
Sunday, March 2, 2014
Movie Review: ***^Arthur Christmas 2011)
This was a delightful Christmas movie. This is a British/American collaboration between Aardman Animations and Sony Pictures. This movie presents Santa Claus (who many believe is due for retirement) and his sons, the older, capable and the younger, mail room klutz. Santa Clause, and his older son have a smooth operation, computerized, with a rocket powered sleigh, and everything is in order--except one child is missed. Steve the older brother (Hugh Laurie) feels almost 100 percent is OK, and convinces his father, Santa (Jim Broadbent) the same. However Arthur (James McAvoy), the younger brother worries about the little girl who will wake up without a toy. Grandpa Santa (Bill Nighy) is seeking some honor for the last time, and takes Arthur to the barn with the old sleigh, and the flying reindeer. Just like that they are off, but going through many adventures and bumps on the way. It takes quite of bit of doing to get that bike there, and many times all seems lost. However, in the end, all of the Santa realize they had lost the true meaning of Christmas. For next year Santa is retiring, and younger brother who still believes, is going to be the next Santa, and Steve will be the top executive. Imelda Saunton plays Mrs. Claus.
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