Entertainment Fuse writes, "Last episode, The Plot Hole gang looked back at summer 2013 and all it had to offer (or didn’t have to offer) and now we peer forward towards fall as we run down our top 5 most anticipated blockbusters and indie releases of the season. We’ll also wrap things up with a review of director Richard Curtis’ sci-fi romance About Time."
LRA writes:
This week is nothing but movies movie movies. With 4 new films up for discussion, including the controversial foreign romance film "Blue is the Warmest Color", the feel good time travel romantic comedy "About Time", the Keanu Reeves directed martial arts epic "Man of Tai Chi" and finally, the long awaited film adaptation to the children's novel "Ender's Game". We have all that and more, so join us and hear what we had to say. Featured music this week is from the music group "The Divine Madness".
LRA writes:
Here we are, almost two years later and we have the new film About Time from writer/director Richard Curtis which is yet another quirky romantic comedy with a time travel premise. After penning some of the most successful romantic comedies over the past two decades with hits such as Notting Hill, Love Actually, Four Weddings and a Funeral and Bridget Jones' Diary, he has decided to try his hand at a much more fantasy based story, but still infused with all the romance and heart his films have been known for.
WGTC writes: It has been a very busy year for actress Rachel McAdams. She started 2012 off romancing Ben Affleck in Terrence Malick’s To The Wonder before playing a cutthroat advertising executive in Brian De Palma’s Passion. Now she’s stepping into the role of an American living in England in Richard Curtis’ About Time.
