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COMING SOON! July 10: Good-bye Solo July 17: Is Anybody There? STARTING FRIDAY JULY 3 TO JULY 9 Easy Virtue 7:05
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Saturday & Sunday Matinee July 4 & 5th Easy Virtue 3:35
THE BROTHERS BLOOM The Brothers Bloom has it all: charming romance, jaunty adventure story, witty dialogue, gorgeous cinematography and superb performances. GENRE(S): Adventure |
Comedy | Crime | Drama | Romance
Starring Rachel Weisz, Adrien Brody, Mark Ruffalo, Rinko Kikuchi, and Robbie Coltrane Though THE BROTHERS BLOOM seems to be equal parts THE STING and THE ROYAL TENENBAUMS, director Rian Johnson's second feature is still strikingly original. Johnson's directorial debut, BRICK, was a critically aclaimed exercise in style, and THE BROTHERS BLOOM proves to be even better crafted. In both its gorgeous aesthetic and its witty script, this is a film that is incredibly modern while it remains in the spirit of classic con films such as PAPER MOON. Costume designer Beatrix Aruna Pasztor perfectly creates a vintage-inspired wardrobe for the stars. With these visuals, it might be difficult for actors to stand out, but Johnson has assembled a fantastic cast that more than holds their own. His three leads are great together, and he gets wonderful supporting work from BABEL's Rinko Kikuchi as a nearly silent explosives expert and Harry Potter favorite Robbie Coltrane as a Belgian who may or may not be on their side (and, in fact, may or may not be Belgian). There are plenty of twists and turns on this road, but this fun film proves there's joy in the journey. Hugely entertaining.
The Brothers Bloom with satisfy
those with a yearning for lighthearted heist tales, comedies, and offbeat
romances. ReelViews, James Berardinelli
A lightweight and pithy Noel Coward adaptation with plenty of sparkle and fizz. GENRE(S): Comedy |
Romance
Starring: Jessica Biel, Colin Firth, Kristin Scott Thomas, Ben Barnes Synopsis: A young Englishman marries a glamorous American. When he brings her home to meet the parents, she arrives like a blast from the future - blowing their entrenched British stuffiness out the window. Fans of Colin Firth's work in costume comedies and dramas will be delighted with the actor's performance here. These are good actors telling a good story, so the virtue is indeed easy to grasp, and a fine time should be had by all. Tom Long, Detroit News Echoing the words of the great
Porter song, Easy Virtue deliciously misbehaves.
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