Alan Rapp

Desperately Seeking Susan

  • Title: Desperately Seeking Susan
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Desperately Seeking Susan

Hanging together by a number of coincidences and chance events, 1985’s Desperately Seeking Susan plays of the rising popularity of Madonna in her first film role as the bohemian drifter Susan and Rosanna Arquette as the bored housewife mistaken for her leading to a farcical thriller concerning some stolen Egyptian earrings neither women realize are worth enough to kill for. Despite Arquette getting the much larger role, much of the marketing featured more on Madonna playing on the musician’s popularity and first on-screen role.

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Reacher – Fly Boy

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Reacher - Fly Boy

Reacher concludes its satisfying Second Season opening with Reacher (Alan Ritchson), O’Donnell (Shaun Sipos) and Dixon (Serinda Swan) getting tortured while Neagley (Maria Sten) and some Senatorial support stage a rescue attempt. The ensuing shoot-out ends with Langston (Robert Patrick) fleeing and Reacher (in cliched action heroics) hanging off the edge of wheel of a helicopter before climbing onboard, fighting off the gun men, saving his friends, and makings sure Langston meets the same fate his friend. It all works out quite well, with more action still yet to come.

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KCFCC 58th Annual James Loutzenhiser Awards

KCFCC 58th Annual James Loutzenhiser Awards

On Saturday, January 27th, the Kansas City Film Critics Circle held their 58th annual James Loutzenhiser Awards. Oppenheimer was the big winner this year taking home 6 awards including Best Film, Best Director, Best Actor, Best Supporting Actor, Best Cinematography, and Best Original Score. Other winners included The Holdovers snagging awards for Best Actor and Best Supporting Actress, and Anatomy of a Fall winning Best Foreign Film and splitting the vote with Past Lives in a tie for Best Original Screenplay.

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