Call it magic Magic is often associated with fantasy and illusions, but it can also be found in everyday life. The concept of magic goes beyond the realms of the supernatural and carries a deeper meaning. In a world that is driven by logic and science, magic provides a glimmer of wonder and mystery. It gives us the ability to believe in something beyond our understanding and challenges us to question the limits of our knowledge. Magic sparks imagination and creativity, allowing us to think outside the box and explore new possibilities. But magic is not just about creating illusions or performing tricks.
Indie provocateur Jim Hosking’s follow-up to The Greasy Strangler (Sundance 2016) continues the filmmaker’s penchant for unpleasantness. Deliberately off-putting, Hosking’s latest tests the audience’s patience with frustratingly unfunny scenarios and an array of nasty, angry characters doing unpleasant things. Even with well-known comic actors Aubrey Plaza and Craig Robinson, An Evening With Beverly Luff Linn is a vexing anti-comedy committed to catering only to the most self-selecting niche audiences.
Even with well-known comic actors Aubrey Plaza and Craig Robinson, An Evening With Beverly Luff Linn is a vexing anti-comedy committed to catering only to the most self-selecting niche audiences. But An Evening With Beverly Luff Linn not only doesn t elicit laughter of either the raucous or uneasy varieties, it never approximates the uncanniness of an actual Lynch work.
But magic is not just about creating illusions or performing tricks. It is about the power of belief and intention. It is about the ability to manifest our desires and make the impossible possible.
One magical night with beverly luff linn
Prepare yourself. because for one magical night only, you will experience AN EVENING WITH BEVERLY LUFF LINN! When Lulu Danger (Aubrey Plaza - Ingrid Goes West, Parks and Recreation) sees a TV commercial for this magical event, she is stunned when she recognizes a mysterious man from her past (Craig Robinson Hot Tub Time Machine, This is The End). Unhappy with her marriage to scheming husband Shane (Emile Hirsch - Killer Joe, Into The Wild), she sees her chance to run off in search of her mystery man when Shane and his bumbling cohorts steal a cashbox and a 'specialist' named Colin (Jemaine Clement - What We Do In The Shadows, Flight of the Conchords) enters the fray to retrieve the stolen funds. But it's not long before Colin gets tangled up with Lulu's plans and things just get crazier from there. Written and directed by Jim Hosking (The Greasy Strangler), and with a stunning cast that also includes Matt Berry (Toast of London, House of Fools), get ready for a truly magical event and a wickedly hilarious film.
TOMATOMETER- Average 5.4
- Reviews 51
- Fresh 27
- Rotten 24
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Studio Universal Pictures Genre Comedy Released 2018 Run Time 1 hr 48 min Rated 18A Regions of Origin United States, United Kingdom
© 2017 LUFF LINN HOLDINGS LTD/THE BRITISH FILM INSTITUTE/CHANNEL 4 TELEVISION CORPORATION
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Original Audio English Audio English (United States) (Dolby 5.1, AAC) Subtitles English (United States) (CC, SDH), French (Canada), Spanish (Latin America)
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Closed captions (CC) refer to subtitles in the available language with the addition of relevant non-dialogue information.
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Magic is a force that exists within us, waiting to be tapped into. In our modern society, we often dismiss the idea of magic as something childish or frivolous. We are taught to rely solely on logic and reason, dismissing anything that cannot be explained or proven. But by doing so, we limit our potential and miss out on the beauty and joy that magic can bring to our lives. To embrace magic means to embrace the unknown, to open ourselves up to the wonders of the universe. It means letting go of our preconceived notions and allowing ourselves to be carried away by the enchantment of the world around us. It means believing in the possibility of miracles, in the existence of something greater than ourselves. Call it magic, call it what you will – the label doesn't matter. What matters is our willingness to open our hearts and minds to the possibilities that lie beyond what we can see and touch. It is about finding the magic in the everyday moments, in the laughter of a child or the beauty of a sunset. So let us not dismiss magic as mere fantasy, but rather, let us embrace it as a way of life. Let us believe in the extraordinary and let our lives be infused with wonder and enchantment. Let us call it magic and let it guide us on a journey of self-discovery and awe. In the end, it is the magic within us that defines who we are and what we can become. So, call it magic and let the journey begin..
Reviews for "The Magic of Rituals: Enhancing Everyday Life with Sacred Practices"
1. Sarah - ★★☆☆☆
I was really disappointed with "Call it Magic". The storyline felt flat and unoriginal, and I found it hard to connect with any of the characters. The pacing was all over the place, with slow and dragging parts followed by rushed and confusing scenes. The world-building also lacked depth and detail, leaving me unsatisfied and wanting more. Overall, I didn't find any magic in "Call it Magic" and wouldn't recommend it.
2. Alex - ★☆☆☆☆
I couldn't finish "Call it Magic" because I found the writing style incredibly dull and uninspiring. The author failed to create any sort of atmosphere or sense of wonder, which is crucial for a fantasy novel. The dialogue was stiff and unnatural, making it difficult to engage with the characters. Additionally, the plot was predictable and unexciting, without any unique twists or turns. I was hoping for something magical, but unfortunately, this book fell short of my expectations.
3. Emily - ★★☆☆☆
I struggled to get through "Call it Magic" as it felt like a generic fantasy novel with nothing new to offer. The characters lacked depth and development, making it hard to invest in their journeys. The romantic subplot felt forced and unrealistic, distracting from the overall plot. The world in the novel was underdeveloped and lacked originality, relying on tired fantasy tropes. While the writing itself was decent, it wasn't enough to salvage the lackluster story. Overall, "Call it Magic" was a forgettable read for me.