In the Heart of the Sea

Based on the events that took place aboard the whaling ship Essex in 1820 ,and the inspiration for Herman Melville's novel
Moby Dick In the Heart of the Sea definitely has its thrilling moments,as the massive white whale "stalks" the aforementioned
ship and it's crew,but what connects these scenes is mainly lackluster.Director Ron Howard does try to give us a triumph of the human
spirit story but in order to do that we have to be more connected to the characters.During the films final moments i did feel
some sort of connection but it was to little to late .ITHOTS still manages to be a good film,but definitely not the epic i thought
it would be from the trailers and even the movie posters promoting the film.
Scale of 1-10 a 7½
Unfinished Business

Unfinished Business has it's moments but it unevenly mixes a raunchy comedy with an odd family story ,that never
really gets going and is handled way to casually.Vince Vaughn gives some energy but not enough to hold everything together.His co stars
Tom Wilkinson and Dave Franco fortunately uplift the film in some scenes.
Catch it on cable for a few laughs
Scale of 1-10 a 5½
Aloha

A huge misstep for writer and Director Cameron Crowe in this story about a Military contractor (Bradley Cooper) trying to organize a blessing event for a pedestrian gate in Hawaii
with his Air Force liason (Emma Stone) The most interesting part of the film is Cooper's character's unresolved relationship issues with his ex Rachel Mcadams.
I really didnt care about the mission,or what Bill Murray's character was up to,and the relationship between Cooper and Stone was completely forced.
The film attempts to give some of the characters quirks and ticks but instead of it being charming it's extremely obnoxious,and Stone is lovely and talented,
but casting couldnt find a biracial actress for her role?
Scale of 1-10 a 5

Based on the events that took place aboard the whaling ship Essex in 1820 ,and the inspiration for Herman Melville's novel
Moby Dick In the Heart of the Sea definitely has its thrilling moments,as the massive white whale "stalks" the aforementioned
ship and it's crew,but what connects these scenes is mainly lackluster.Director Ron Howard does try to give us a triumph of the human
spirit story but in order to do that we have to be more connected to the characters.During the films final moments i did feel
some sort of connection but it was to little to late .ITHOTS still manages to be a good film,but definitely not the epic i thought
it would be from the trailers and even the movie posters promoting the film.
Scale of 1-10 a 7½
Unfinished Business

Unfinished Business has it's moments but it unevenly mixes a raunchy comedy with an odd family story ,that never
really gets going and is handled way to casually.Vince Vaughn gives some energy but not enough to hold everything together.His co stars
Tom Wilkinson and Dave Franco fortunately uplift the film in some scenes.
Catch it on cable for a few laughs
Scale of 1-10 a 5½
Aloha

A huge misstep for writer and Director Cameron Crowe in this story about a Military contractor (Bradley Cooper) trying to organize a blessing event for a pedestrian gate in Hawaii
with his Air Force liason (Emma Stone) The most interesting part of the film is Cooper's character's unresolved relationship issues with his ex Rachel Mcadams.
I really didnt care about the mission,or what Bill Murray's character was up to,and the relationship between Cooper and Stone was completely forced.
The film attempts to give some of the characters quirks and ticks but instead of it being charming it's extremely obnoxious,and Stone is lovely and talented,
but casting couldnt find a biracial actress for her role?
Scale of 1-10 a 5