XXX Returns

Vin Diesel is back as Xander Cage in the latest installment of the Triple X trilogy, this time to recover “Pandora’s Box” and save the world.  The team consists of the same cast including Samuel L. Jackson as Gibbons and Ice Cube as Darius Stone and is a high energy action thriller that will have you on the edge of your seat with excitement as action after action is coming your way to bring you to the end in hopefully one piece.

It’s the typical XXX movie, where to coin a line, “You kick some ass, get the girl and try to look dope while you’re doing it.”  Overall, there’s not much to the movie, however if you like heart pounding action, triple X is the movie for you.

It came out in theaters Thursday January 20th and is playing at one near you.  It’s expected to bring in at least 20 million its opening weekend according to box office mojo as it has a little competition with M. Night Shyamalan’s Split.

“Hart” and “Cube” Back for another “Ride”

The latest buddy cop comedy starring Rapper  Ice Cube and Comedian  Kevin Hart is back on the big screen this Friday as the two go on an all new adventure that leads them to Miami in order to bring down a drug dealer that has been supply dealers in their city of Atlanta.

It’s a comedy about proving oneself as Hart’s character, Ben Barber “Black Hammer” on the eve of his wedding night, wants to follow his future brother in law and partner, James (Ice Cube) Payton to Miami.  Against James’ better instinct and as a wedding gift to his sister, (Tika Sumpter), James agrees and the two “Brothers-In-Laws” venture to assist the Miami PD and detective Maya ( Olivia Munn) in tracking down drug leader Antonio Pope (Benjamin Bratt) with the help of A.J (Ken Jeong).

At an hour and 42 minute runtime, Ride Along 2 is packed with punch and laughter that will keep you entertained with the gut wrenching fight scenes and jokes from the first minute on.

Ride Along 2 opens in theaters with 7 o’clock showings on Thursday January 14 and according to box  office mojo, the movie is expected to finally dethrone Star Wars after its number one run since its opening weekend.