There are weeks in which going to the movies seems a reasonable way to disconnect. This one does not promise exactly tranquility: Tom Cruise provokes a catastrophe and then offers to save the world, while Dakota Johnson accepts a writing job that perhaps should have rejected as soon as he set foot in Anne Hathaway’s house. Between magnates with a savior complex and manuscripts that it was best not to find, Friday’s billboard comes loaded with pe…
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There are weeks in which going to the movies seems a reasonable way to disconnect. This one does not promise exactly tranquility: Tom Cruise provokes a catastrophe and then offers to save the world, while Dakota Johnson accepts a writing job that perhaps should have rejected as soon as he set foot in Anne Hathaway’s house. Between magnates with a savior complex and manuscripts that it was best not to find, Friday’s billboard comes loaded with pe…