A Million Ways to Die in the West leads this week’s new releases
By Marriska Fernandes on May 30, 2014 | 2 Comments
A Million Ways to Die in the West leads the roster of movies releasing this weekend. Seth MacFarlane and Charlize Theron head the cast in this hilarious comedy in which a man’s newfound courage is put to the test when a notorious outlaw rides into town seeking revenge. Also opening wide is Maleficent, starring Angelina Jolie in the title role as the evil fairy who cursed Princess Aurora in Sleeping Beauty. This time around, Maleficent is seen in a different light and the movie shows how a betrayal turns her pure heart into stone. Also releasing this weekend is the comedy The Grand Seduction, starring Taylor Kitsch. The film revolves around the residents of a Newfoundland town who have to find a resident doctor in order for a new plastics company to open and provide them with jobs. Releasing in Toronto this week is Web Junkie, a documentary about a rehab in China for children with Internet addictions.
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A Million Ways to Die in the West is more eagerly anticipated than Maleficent? I don’t think so, tribute.
pretty funny flick, with quite a few “F” bombs, so not one for the kids. if you dig family guy and ted humour,its more of the same,which is good. a lot of cameos too.