Now, never being a Fast & Furious kind of guy, not to mention having lost any respect for the franchise after the 2nd and 3rd movie, the only thing I’ll say about the whole genre of car racing movies, is boring, it has been years since a decent car chase, or movie centred around a car took place, the only car that’s worth making into a movie in my book is the duke’s and nothing else.
This week we have two very different movies to recommend, one is a french movie that has been dubbed in English, though Heal the Living might seem peachy, the script and characters are engaging and the situations that are mentioned, shown in the movies are interconnected, so see the romance and tragedy unfold, if you are one of those people who likes to see the reality of life being shown through love’s eyes.
The other movie and the one I’ll be reviewing is dark, its about a lesbian couple, one of whom belongs to a coven of witches, that hold a dark past in their shadows and it seems a pretty intriguing movie on the basis of what I’ve read, the book of course, so I’m curious to see just how accurate the movie can be, as I hate nothing more than a movie made on a book that flatters to deceive.
The two movies mentioned by me are not wide releases, therefore, catching them at your nearest cinema hall might be tricky, but with only one wide release, that is boring and pedantic as fuck, I would recommend that you none the less wait till Monday, or try to find a cinema hall, streaming site, pay per view site that might have these movies, because you might think seeing Fast & Furious is going to be a blast, but there are more chances of seeing the rock give a good performance in Baywatch.
So hopefully I helped at least one person to get curious about the independent limited releases this week, rather than falling for the gambit of the big money production houses, who churn out sub-par movies, knowing people will watch them.
The Mish 