Out of The Woods Reviews

Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2 The Guardians are back in a fun-filled sequel, with lots more humour and attitude then before.  This movie is more centered around Star Lord (Chris Pratt)and the background of his father.  In the last movie, we heard about how Yondu didn't deliver Quill to his dad, and this movie builds on that. After saving the Galaxy from Ronan, the Guardians decide to be "help for hire," and that usually means that they destroy or get rid of aliens or some other being that is stealing or killing people.  They are hired by the ruler of another planet (Elizabeth Debicki) to kill an alien who is stealing batteries. Unfortunately Rocket (Bradley Cooper), with all his character quirks, steals one of the batteries and then the whole fleet goes after them. Then a mystery star ship takes out the whole fleet with one blast; they crash land on a planet; and they meet Quill's dad.  Ego (Kurt Russell) is a celestial being who seemingly wants to improve th

Guardians Of The Galaxy i s part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, which is all the comics from Marvel that have been made into movies.  The Guardians are not who you would think would save the Galaxy {write a little descriptive phrase here?} . Their job description is breaking the law,  but just the same, they save the galaxy and they don't have to go to jail.  Despite the rocky road, they become friends, and work together fairly well, all without killing each other.  The Guardians Of The Galaxy is a humor-filled film about five people that meet because a something called the Infinity Stone. This stone seems to be wanted by everybody in the galaxy, specifically Ronan (played by Lee Pace) and some one called The Collector (Benicio Del Toro). Ronan (who is a revenge crazy Kree rogue general), wants to destroy a planet call Zandar, and probably a few other solar systems along the way.  Thanos (Josh Brolin), on the other hand, is an evil titan, who is obsessed with death, which

The Way  T he Way is a film about four people that walk the Camino De Santiago; all with different issues and walks of life. They went on this adventure to find themselves again and to heal. The Way is generally about finding yourself: whether it's quitting smoking, losing weight, or healing from the death of a loved one. All the characters go through something.  This whole adventure is about learning the things you didn't know before. They all found new areas to explore and experience in their own lives. Tom Avery (Martin Sheen), the main character, is an eye doctor. Doreen (Renee Estevez) is his receptionist. One afternoon Tom was playing golf. Towards the end of the day, he got a call from a French policeman who said his son Daniel (Emilio Estevez) was killed in a freak storm just outside of France. While Tom is thinking about what to do next, he meets Joost (Yorick Van Wageningen); one of the people making the Camino De Santiago pilgrimage.  During the time that Tom is