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This new hilarious new comedy, with a huge heart. comes out Friday!
Synopsis:
Unleashed is the story of Emma, a brilliant but awkward app designer, moves to San Francisco, after a massive betrayal by her boyfriend with only her beloved pets, an adorable cat and an energetic mutt, in tow.
One night, drawn by the light of a Supermoon, Emma’s pets escape into the night and are transformed into full-grown men, forcing Emma to reconsider her outlook on dating and hilariously work out her trust issues.
Directed by Finn Taylor, and starring Kate Micucci (The Lego Batman Movie), Justin Chatwin (1 Night, Shameless), Steven Howey (Bride Wars, Shameless)Hana Mae Lee (Pitch Perfect), Illeana Douglas (Ghost World, Goodfellas), Josh Brener (Silicon Valley), and Sean Astin (The Lord of the Rings, The Goonies).
Check out the Trailer:
UNLEASHED Official Trailer Starring Kate Micucci & Justin Chatwin from Level 33 Entertainment on Vimeo.
MULTIPLE AWARD WINNER!
WINNER Audience Award U.S. Cinema Indie—Mill Valley Film Festival, HONORABLE MENTION—Napa Valley Film Festival, WINNER 2nd Place Audience Award Favorite Narrative Feature—Sonoma International Film Festival, WINNER Audience Award Best Narrative Feature—SouthSide Film Festival, WINNER Best Feature Film—SBE’s Hamilton International Film Festival, WINNER Audience Award Best Feature Narrative—Long Beach International Film Festival
Review:
This movie is rated TV 14, and even though there are some nude scenes, they are quick (when the animals change), and you don't see anything more than a butt, as far as obscenity goes, so it's easy to cover the younger kids' eyes. The story is a cute one, and if you ever wondered what your pets are thinking, this movie tries to give you that experience. Justin Chatwit pretty much steals the ENTIRE movie with his protayal of a cat come to life. He has all the moves perfect, attitude included. While the movie is a mite bit predictable, it's much more charming than most of what your kids are being fed on 'teen channels', and it might just bring together some family discussion over not overlooking what is right in front of you!, and learning to stand up for yoruself (and make lots of backups, LOL). It's a charming movie and a fun one to take the teens too!
Review:
This movie is rated TV 14, and even though there are some nude scenes, they are quick (when the animals change), and you don't see anything more than a butt, as far as obscenity goes, so it's easy to cover the younger kids' eyes. The story is a cute one, and if you ever wondered what your pets are thinking, this movie tries to give you that experience. Justin Chatwit pretty much steals the ENTIRE movie with his protayal of a cat come to life. He has all the moves perfect, attitude included. While the movie is a mite bit predictable, it's much more charming than most of what your kids are being fed on 'teen channels', and it might just bring together some family discussion over not overlooking what is right in front of you!, and learning to stand up for yoruself (and make lots of backups, LOL). It's a charming movie and a fun one to take the teens too!
Giveaway:
One lucky BTHM reader will get to watch this movie at home too,
via an online screener or digital codes (company's choice)
ABOUT TETHERGROUP & LEVEL 33 ENTERTAINMENT:
Continuing our efforts where we left off with “1 Night” and “Urban Hymn” – We are working with Level 33 to create an insiders viewing group that will receive early screeners for review and posting consideration. On upcoming films throughout 2017 you can expect early screeners, exclusive content and more!
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