The sequel follows four best friends taking their book club to Italy. It’s a fun girls’ trip they never had until now.
When things go off the rails, and secrets emerge, their relaxing vacation becomes a once-in-a-lifetime cross-country adventure.
Co-written and directed by Bill Holderman, Book Club follows four lifelong friends when their lives forever changed after reading 50 Shades of Grey in their monthly book club. Holderman has directed a few Robert Redford movies and directed some episodic documentary series.
Book Club looks funny but I don’t know if it’ll have the staying power with the limited demographics, women over sixty.
The movie stars legends Diane Keaton, Jane Fonda, Candice Bergen and Mary Steenburgen with Don Johnson, Craig T. Nelson, Richard Dreyfus, and Andy Garcia as their romantic interests.
This movie clip is fun to watch Don Johnson and Jane Fonda banter back and forth.
This movie clip is so funny, and it’s great to see these legends in a scene together.
The trailer is fun to watch, and you’ll have a good laugh.
It’s about time! Incredibles is one of my favorite Pixar movies. I wonder if the movie will be able to hold its uniqueness because the first movie had a clever twist. Superheroes were against the law. It’s interesting how Pixar will simply insert a similarity to something treacherous that happened in our history as an incredible animated movie that appears innocuous.
The logo being altered by Jack-Jack is clever and is the handwriting on the wall that is telling us Incredibles 2 will be a great and entertaining movie. I am excited.
The poster shows many aspects of the sequel storyline. The one that has my interest is the creature at the top of the poster with the blue-flamed bulging eyes and arms menacingly reaching out.
Titled Rising Son with the same talented voices Bob (voice of Craig T. Nelson) is left to navigate the day-to-day heroics of “normal” life, giving him an opportunity to bond with his younger son, Jack-Jack, whose superpowers are emerging—much to Dad’s surprise.
I can’t believe it, Brad Bird is returning to Pixar and directing this movie. He also directed Iron Giant, Ratatouille, and Tom Cruise’s Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol.
The third trailer is so funny. True to Brad Bird’s style of constant activity and funny situations. This trailer will have you laughing in no time. Make sure you watch it until the end because you get to see the bad guy. The movie poster shows him but the trailer shows more of what he looks like and can do. It looks like he is hypnotizing people through television. Only Bird could pull a parody like that off – subtle hint.
The Blu-ray and DVD are hitting the streets with streaming happening, most likely, before the disc releases. The questions are: Have you seen the movie yet? Do you want to see the movie again?
Either way, here are some clips as a reminder of what a great movie it is or to entice you to see the movie.
Of course, the trailer has funny bits about adolescence and Common Core Math. There are some funny lines at the very end, too. “You better be back ASAP!”
Fun movie trailer to watch is the best way I can describe it. Jack-Jack is going to steal the show. The reference to Common Core math is hilarious and so true.