Showing posts with label Uncle Drew. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Uncle Drew. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 18, 2020

Deal: Lionsgate Digital Films 2 for $4

Need a way to pass quarantine time at home?  Lionsgate has you covered with a collection of movies that are 2 for $4.  These movies are NOT Movies Anywhere, so make sure to carefully choose where you redeem them.  Go here to see the list and make your purchase.  You will be asked which platform you want to redeem on so choose carefully!
  • Cold Pursuit (4K on iTunes and VUDU)
  • The Commuter (4K on iTunes, HD on VUDU)
  • Divergent (4K on iTunes)
  • Draft Day (HD on iTunes and VUDU)
  • Sicario (4K on iTunes and VUDU)
  • Uncle Drew (4K on iTunes, HD on VUDU)
Stay safe and enjoy!

Friday, September 27, 2019

What to Watch This Weekend: September 27, 2019

In Theaters: Abominable
Abominable is a beautifully animated journey with a lovable otherworldly creature.  The movie has a some breathtaking animation, a funny, lovable cast, and a ton of heart.  Check out our review for more info!

In Theaters: The Panti Sisters
I loved the Panti Sisters, despite the ending feeling a little too convenient.  Our review  recommended as "a hilarious film that has plenty of important messages below its flamboyant skin.  It is something that is so wonderfully different and heartfelt that it should not be missed."  

At Redbox: Yesterday
Yesterday is a fun movie even if you are not a Beatles fan, with a decent number of funny scenes and solid music from the cast.  And if you are a Beatles fan, this movie has a ton of references for you to enjoy.  Check out our review for more info!    

Streaming (HBO): Uncle Drew
Uncle Drew is not a great movie, but it is an entertaining one that features some NBA stars acting like old men!  And the credits sequence was one of the funniest I have seen in a while.  It leaves HBO this week so make a fast break to your closest streaming device!

Streaming (Amazon): Gloria Bell
Gloria Bell is a very modern portrait of a free spirited woman in her 50s trying to live her best life.  Julianne Moore and John Turturro are wonderful in this slow, but engaging character film. 

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