But when they're together, these kids are pretty powerful-and they need as much strength as possible when they find themselves facing a flesh-eating clown. The first of a two-part tale, It tells the story of "The Losers' Club," a group of outcast kids who are beaten by bullies and plagued by horrible home lives. Plus, it's such a powerful film that by the time it's over, even Ron Swanson would reconsider ordering a steak. And in true Bong Joon-ho fashion, the film has quite a lot to say about the dark side of capitalism. Written by journalist Jon Ronson, Okja also features names like Giancarlo Esposito, Lily Collins, and as we've already mentioned, a wildly over-the-top Jake Gyllenhaal. Of course, when Mija finds out what's really going on, she sets out to rescue her buddy with the help of some bumbling animal rights activists (led by Paul Dano). Okja is their genetically modified creation, and they plan on turning the poor pig into the tastiest, most eco-friendly pork chops on the planet. Unbeknownst to Mija, her best friend actually belongs to the all-powerful Mirando Corporation, a business run by evil twins (both played by Swinton). Together, the duo run, play, and love life together until the porker is captured and taken to New York City.
Released through Netflix, Okja tells the story of a young girl named Mija (An Seo-hyun) who's friends with a hippo-like "super pig" named, well, Okja. Couple Fassbender's presence with the facehuggers and the chestbursters, and it's easy to see why critics are saying Alien: Covenant is the third-best film of the franchise. The actor is playing two androids here-one subservient, one Luciferian-and he steals the screen every time he gets into a debate with himself.
Admittedly, it's nice to see the xenomorph back in action, but pretty much everyone agrees that this is Michael Fassbender's movie.
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Obviously, this guy has never seen a horror movie before, and despite the protestations of our Ripley-like protagonist (Katherine Waterston), the captain lands the ship-and soon, the crew finds themselves besieged by angry aliens. Unfortunately, an accident along the way kills the captain, and when the new commander (Billy Crudup) picks up a strange transmission coming from a mysterious planet, he decides to change course. Set in 2104, just a few years before the original Alien, this sequel-prequel follows the crew of the Covenant, a spaceship carrying 2,000 sleeping passengers, all waiting to wake up in a new world. Original, emotional, and surprisingly poignant, Colossal is the kind of movie that will leave you whispering to yourself, "Oh my God.zilla." Plus, the plot is so insane there's no way you can sit this one out. Gloria is one of her finest performances, a role that allows her to run a range of emotions from insecure self-loathing to confident rage, with a bit of everything in between. We don't want to say much more about the plot-you'll thank us later-but seriously, the film is worth watching for Anne Hathaway alone. Initially enamored with her new power, Gloria soon realizes her inebriated antics are going to get people killed, so she resolves to get her act together.and that's when Colossal takes a hard left turn into unexpected territory, sending Gloria towards a final showdown with all the kaiju-sized demons in her life. The moment she steps into the tiny park, a gigantic creature materializes in Seoul, South Korea-a creature that mimics Gloria's every move. So far so normal, but things get weird when Gloria drunkenly stumbles across a playground early one morning.
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