Although it's painful to admit, this film appears to be yet another misfire for Annette Bening. The script demands she play both the sex symbol and the everywoman, but while Bening meets the task with aplomb, not even she can overcome the movie's overall lackluster feel. The public's fascination with old Hollywood is boundless, but despite earnest performances and good intentions, Films Stars Don't Die in Liverpool will likely die a quick death at the box office.
Bionic gives sibling rivalry a whole new level in cinema with the dystopian addition that stands as a reflection of our increasingly technology-dependent world.
Colors of Evil: Red Review: is an impactful and disturbing watch that could've opened up its mysteries a bit slower.
Bionic Ending Explained: The fate of the two sisters and the bionic illegal trade, what happens to it all is answered here.
