While Bones discovers a secret underwater town, Billy's new job introduces her to a seedy criminal underworld. Bones dreams of leaving the town, though his mom is attached to the place she grew up in. Lost River, Ryan Gosling’s directorial debut, focuses on a teen boy named Bones (Iain De Caestecker) and his single mother, Billy ( Mad Men cast member Christina Hendricks) as they struggle to make ends meet in the crumbling town of Lost River. Saoirse Ronan does her best in this lackluster fantasy tale. Though some of her dialogue is a tad cringeworthy, Ronan still infuses the character with plenty of charisma and charm. The most interesting character is Saoirse Ronan’s Talia, a teenage barmaid who’s adept at fighting and has a quick wit. However, they’re given subpar material to work with compared to other fantasy films, such as the How to Train Your Dragon trilogy, that balance comedy with emotional depth.
Justin And The Knights Of Valour boasts a talented voice cast, including Antonio Banderas and Charles Dance. The story isn’t very engaging, and the dialogue is quite clunky, with a few jokes that don’t land. Justin And The Knights Of Valour promises a tale of adventure, but the end result is quite dull. Related: Puss In Boots 2 Dramatically Retcons A Major Shrek Rule
When his grandfather’s sword goes missing, Justin is determined to train to be a knight and go on a quest to retrieve it. However, his stern father, Reginald (Alfred Molina), is not supportive and wants Justin to be a lawyer instead.
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