Films to see at the cinema on Easter Monday

Films to see at the cinema on Easter Monday.

Few things are certain in life, among these we can mention the weather on Easter Monday which never leaves a chance for scattered and threatening rains and clouds. The trick to resorting to shelter from any unforeseen weather events is undoubtedly a cinema hall, which can undoubtedly give us a moment of about two hours during the last day of the Easter holidays.

Among the films in the hall we can find:

The Return of Casanova by Gabriele Salvatores
The film tells the story of Leo Bernardi (Toni Servillo) a director who does not accept the transience of time and the inevitable challenges of constantly evolving events. In search of a success that could confirm and relaunch his career, Bernardi decided to devote himself to an ambitious work, deciding to bring Arthur Schnitzler’s Casanova to the big screen. Soon, however, in the construction of this Casanova (Fabrizio Bentivoglio), the director realizes that he is actually looking at himself, a man a little over the years who no longer has a real passion. Messianic, a journey to Venice, which will make him find his own existence again.

Dungeons & Dragons – Honor for Thieves
Based on the role-playing game of the same name set in the Forgotten Realms, Dungeons & Dragons – Honor among thieves is an entertaining film, appropriate for spending an afternoon at the cinema. The story is that of Elgin (Chris Pine), a luthier who no longer believes in his mission and who, after the loss of his wife, has dedicated himself to petty crimes, together with the help of his friend Holga (Michelle Rodriguez). But when the possibility of stealing a sacred relic that could change his destiny looms on the horizon, Elgin decides to try everything. Betrayed by his companion (Hugh Grant) who also steals his daughter’s affection, Elgin will have to do everything not just to get out of prison.

Air – The story of the great leap
Directed by Ben Affleck, Air – The story of the great leap is a film focused on true events.
There is talk of the collaboration between a very young Michael Jordan and the basketball division of the Nike brand. Narration that winds through the tale of talent, sacrifices and determination. The film features Matt Damon, Viola Davis and Ben Affleck himself, who stage the memorable revolution of both the world of sport and pop culture of the twentieth century.

The Three Musketeers: D’Artagnan
Based on the masterpiece novel by Alexandre Dumas, The Three Musketeers: D’Artagnan represents the first chapter of a dilogy that deals with the adventures of the young Gascon D’Artagnan (François Civil), who dreams of becoming a Musketeer of the King under Louis XIII (Louis Garrell). Arriving in Paris, unaware of having witnessed a conspiracy, the young swordsman crosses paths with three legendary musketeers: Athos (Vincent Cassell), Porthos (Pio Marmai) and Aramis (Romain Duris). The meeting does not take place under the best of stars, since D’Artagnan manages to challenge all three, but soon the four men will find themselves united to thwart a diabolical plan of Cardinal Richelieu who, with the help of Milady ( Eva Green), wants to seize power.