triple threat:
1.
6 Days -
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt4703048/reference
almost a docu-drama, on Operation Nimrod, the six day siege of the Iranian embassy in London in 1980
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iranian_Embassy_siege
Mark Strong (bald guy from Kingsmen) plays the same role he always does, here as detective inspector guy-who-negotiates-with-terrorists, and that's basically it.
It's a nice recreation, but not an interesting film.
6/10
2.
Baby Driver -
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt3890160/reference
eh, so basically there's that awesome chase scene that makes up 90% of the trailer, and 10% of the film. there's another one not quite as cool, and then there's your classic plot about criminals who can't stop themselves from messing up a perfectly good plan. Also Baby (the protagonist, a damp rag named Ansel Elgort) finds a chick he likes.
Kevin Spacey got fat and he wasn't horrible but it's about 5 minutes of him and he sticks out like a sore thumb. Bigger role for Jamie Foxx who, as always, can't act. Not much acting to be done anyway give the most one-dimensional characters ever, so much so that they don't even have last names.
Director Edgar Wright (the guy who directed Hot Fuzz, a film i love) clearly was trying to do his version of Tarantino/Rodrigues but he doesn't have the imagination, or the skill.
6/10
3.
The Little Hours -
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt5666304/reference
Ugh .. didn't realize what this was until it was too late. Kate Micucci, Nick Offerman, Aubrey Plaza, and another whooole bunch of TV actors that do not transition well into the big screen. It's the same comedy (so to speak) that you see on Parks & Recreation), except the characters aren't funny, and there's not time for them to grow on you. Aubrey Plaza looks amazing in everything )and i suspect she probably looks amazing
in nothing, too) but be forewarned, there is a horrifying scene with F.F.N. by Kate Micucci.
I'm not sure if there's even a plot.
4/10, and
-1 for having forever burned into my eyes the naked shape of that poor excuse of a woman,
3/10