"Weekend Viewing Selections: 'Flight', 'High School Catfish (Unknown Number)', 'The Purloined Movie' and 'My Oxford Sojourn'"
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For those looking for a captivating watch, here's a roundup of some of the latest releases that cater to various tastes.
Documentary: 'Unknown Number: The High School Catfish'
If you're a fan of reality being stranger than fiction, the documentary 'Unknown Number: The High School Catfish' is a must-watch. This thought-provoking film, now streaming on Netflix, delves into a real-life case of abusive messages sent to high school students. The shocking conclusion will make you question your perception of reality.
Movie: 'Flight'
Directed by Rob Zemeckis and starring Denzel Washington, 'Flight' is a drama movie that explores the power of one's conscience and the ability to pick oneself up after a fall. The story revolves around an airline pilot named Whip Whitaker who saves a majority of passengers after a flight develops a snag, despite his personal struggles with substance abuse. Alongside Washington, Kelly Reilly, Don Cheadle, and John Goodman deliver compelling performances. 'Flight' is now streaming on Netflix.
Movie: 'Caught Stealing'
A suspenseful and funny film, 'Caught Stealing' is a dark comedy that keeps viewers engaged. Featuring a balance of crime, wit, and social commentary, this movie stars Austin Butler, Regina King, Zoë Kravitz, Matt Smith, Vincent D'Onofrio, Liev Schreiber, Bad Bunny, and Griffin Dunne. Austin Butler plays Hank Thompson, Regina King plays Detective Roman, Zoë Kravitz plays Yvonne, and Liev Schreiber plays Lipa, among others. 'Caught Steeling' is currently running in UAE cinemas.
Movie: 'My Oxford Year'
For fans of campus love stories like 'Me Before You', 'My Oxford Year' offers a gentle watch for softer evenings. This romantic drama, streaming on Netflix, takes viewers back to university days with its charming portrayal. Although predictable, the bittersweet and hopeful love story is worth watching, with Sofia Carson and Corey Mylchreest bringing sincerity and spark to their roles.
Documentary: 'My Oxford Year'
A possible typo in the title might have led to some confusion, but rest assured, this is not another campus love story. Instead, 'My Oxford Year' is a romantic drama streaming on Netflix. It's a predictable but bittersweet and hopeful love story that offers a gentle watch for softer evenings.
As always, enjoy your movie nights and happy streaming!
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