“The Invisible Man” is just one of three movies opening this weekend. We’ve also got a Miami native taking us back in time, and a TV show goes to the big screen. Here’s a look in this week’s Showtime.
Elisabeth Moss (as Cecilia Kass): “Are you OK?”
Character (in “The Invisible Man”): “Get back here!”
In the new thriller “The Invisible Man,” Elisabeth Moss stars as a woman who leaves a controlling relationship with a genius scientist who then kills himself, but after a series of tragic events, she believes that suicide was a hoax, and she’s in danger!
Elisabeth Moss: “I always kinda wanted to do a really good horror film, a really good scary movie, and this was the perfect one, because it actually had a really good story that I was attracted to, but I remember saying to each other on our first phone call, ‘The number one thing is this has to be scary.'”
James Murray (as Murr): “Yeah, show ’em what you have in the trunk.”
Sal Vulcano (as Sal): “You don’t work for the fuzz, do ya?”
The Jokers are on the big screen!
“Impractical Jokers: The Movie” is a super-sized dose of the popular TV show “Impractical Jokers,” where four long-time friends challenge each other to humiliating stunts in public.
In the movie, the losing Joker’s punishment is having to miss out on a party hosted by Paula Abdul in Miami.
Paula Abdul (as herself): “I’ll see you in Miami?”
Cast: “Yeah! Yeah! Yes!”
Mia Goth (as Harriet Smith): “Ms. Waterhouse, such news!”
Judging by “Emma,” England was a very funny place 300 years ago.
Miami native Anya Taylor-Joy plays Jane Austen’s nosy title character.
She can’t help but get involved in everybody’s romantic business.
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