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Tuesday, August 11, 2020

Deals: August 11, 2020 Digital Movie Deals - Christopher Nolan movies, Little Women, Jojo Rabbit, Split, Jurassic Park

Microsoft has a selection of $4.99 UHD movies (All $4.99 specials, some are Movies Anywhere and some are not, please be careful when purchasing). Additionally, there are a bunch of Christopher Nolan movies on sale (Christopher Nolan movies, most are Movies Anywhere). And finally, the wonderful films from last year Jojo Rabbit and Little Women are also on sale. Check out the highlights below!

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Sunday, April 26, 2020

Deal: Little Women (4K) for $9.99 and other FandangoNOW deals

Right now, you can get the wonderful Little Women for $9.99 in 4K at FandangNOW. This Greta Gerwig remake was snubbed at the Oscars but is a fantastic retelling of the classic tale. Additionally, FandangoNOW has several $5 movie deals to keep you entertained during this quarantine time. Many of them (including Little Women) are Movies Anywhere and will port to your linked iTunes, Amazon, VUDU, Microsoft, and Google Play accounts.

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Friday, April 10, 2020

What to Watch This Weekend: April 10, 2020

Redbox: Little Women

Little Women will capture your heart with its stellar cast, wonderful story, timeless lessons, and amazing adaptation of the beloved book to the big screen. For more information, check out our review!

Redbox: Doolittle
Dolittle takes its all star cast and sends them on a journey with plenty of heart and funny animal and human moments. For more information, check out our review!

Streaming (Hulu): Parasite

Parasite is like having two films in one, and the combination of the two results in a suspenseful, methodical story that has some interesting characters and plenty of surprises. For more information, check out our review!

Streaming (Netflix): Main Event

The Main Event shows that WWE can make a family friendly, motivational movie with a cast and message that will appeal to all viewers, wrestling fans and novices alike! For more information, check out our review!

Streaming (Netflix): Tigertail
Tigertail is a beautiful, authentic film about life and the many choices that we make along the way. It is a touching story told with a wonderful cast and an authentic Asian feel. For more information, check out our review!

Streaming (Hulu): The Art of Self Defense

The Art of Self Defense had some definitely quirky acting and characters, but was a thoroughly enjoyable dark comedy about an unconfident man finding his own inner strength and dark side through a unforgiving martial arts teacher.

Streaming (Amazon): What Men Want

What Men Want is a gender swapped remake of the 90s film headlined by the wonderful Taraji P. Henson. If you want some laughs this weekend, this is a solid choice.

Streaming (Netflix): Molly's Game

The dramatic thriller based on the true story of a woman who started a high stakes poker game, Molly's Game is fueled by the craziness of the story and the fantastic performances of Jessica Chastain and Idris Elba.

Streaming (STARZ): Zombieland: Double Tap

The crew is finally back and ready for rental! Zombieland: Double Tap is a satisfying sequel to the original cult classic, with an all star cast (including fantastic new additions) and laugh out loud comedy. For more information, check out our review!

Tuesday, March 10, 2020

Deal: UHD Movies - Little Women 2019 + Bonus Movie, Joker, or Hobbs & Shaw for $9.99

Deal Alert! There are some relatively new movies available for $10 in 4K / UHD from VUDU and other retailers. One of these, Little Women, just got released on digital and is a fantastic film adaptation of the classic novel. Additionally, make sure you buy Little Women from a MoviesAnywhere connected account to take advantage of this bonus movie offer: if you buy it from a store that you have connected to your MoviesAnywhere account you will receive an email and be eligible to pick one of the following for free: Julie and Julia, Riding in Cars with Boys, Steel Magnolias, Friends with Money, Easy Virtue, The Runaways, Mrs. Winterbourne, or Ladies in Black!

Joker and Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw are relatively recent and have both had previous deals, but this is a great time to jump on some new movies.

All these movies are Movies Anywhere compatible so will port to your connected Amazon, iTunes, VUDU, Google Play, FandangoNOW, and Microsoft accounts if you link them.

Little Women 2019 (UHD) - $9.99

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Little Women 2019 and Little Women 1994 (UHD) - $19.99

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Joker - $9.99

Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw - $9.99

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Friday, January 3, 2020

What to Watch This Weekend: January 3, 2020

In Theaters: Little Women

In Theaters: Uncut Gems

Adam Sandler's fantastic return to serious roles is a diamond in the rough! Uncut Gems is complex, with enough facets to allow its fantastic characters to sparkle brightly. For more information, check out our review!

At Redbox: Judy

Renee Zellweger takes on the difficult role of portraying the iconic Judy Garland. Zellweger captures the beloved performer's personality with poise and emotional care.

Streaming (HBO): Detective Pikachu

Detective Pikachu brings the Pokemon universe to life with a live action adaptation of the Pokemon universe. The movie has cameos from many of your favorite Pokemon, but the real driving force here is the fantastic partnership of Justice Smith and Ryan Reynolds.

Streaming (Amazon): The Last Black Man in San Francisco

Catch up with your Oscar hopefuls by seeing this powerful film that tells the tale of a man dreaming to reclaim his grandfather's victorian home in a rapidly changing city.

Thursday, January 2, 2020

Review: Little Women

Release date: December 25, 2019
Running time: 135 minutes
Starring: Saoirse Ronan, Emma Watson, Florence Pugh, Eliza Scanlen

Based on the classic novel, Little Women recruits an all star cast to tell the tale of the trials and tribulations of four very different sisters. Sisters Meg (Watson), Jo (Ronan), Amy (Pugh), and Beth (Scanlen) must learn to fend for themselves after their father is called off to serve during the Civil War, leaving their mother (Laura Dern) and housekeeper Hannah to raise and care for the rambunctious, spirited girls. Each girl has separate interests and talents that shine through in everything that they do.

Although the main focus of the film is Jo (Ronan), the tale touches upon all the sisters and their various talents. The film jumps back and forth through time, letting you learn more about the sister's past and current interests and struggles. When I said that the film has an all star cast, I was not joking. The sisters are all played by phenomenal actors, and their chemistry and clear joy with each other really comes through on the screen. You quickly fall in love with this family and the love that is portrayed by the amazing cast.

And it is not just the main cast that bring this story to life; the supporting characters are equally well cast for this film. The entire group fit together so perfectly; rarely does a film completely transport you into another, perfectly crafted world. And although the film is based on a book (which I have not read), the adaptation for the screen is very well done. Language feels natural with a hint of victorian style and the story flows perfectly. It must not have been an easy task to transform a beloved book to the screen, but writer / director Greta Gerwig has done it masterfully. Finally, although it is based on a book from the 1800s, whether it is the timelessness of the tale or the careful adaptation by Gerwig, the film still has plenty of relevant lessons to teach modern viewers. Lessons about hopes, dreams, family, caring for others, and being true to oneself shine through even now.

Little Women will capture your heart with its stellar cast, wonderful story, timeless lessons, and amazing adaptation of the beloved book to the big screen.

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