“Holly on Hollywood”
by Holly McClure
“The Man From U.N.C.L.E.” is set in the early 1960’s at the height of the cold war and is centered around CIA agent Solo (Henry Cavill) and KGB agent Kuryakin (Armie Hammer), who team up with Alicia Vikander to stop an international crime organization and prevent a worldwide nuclear disaster. Hugh Grant also stars.
When I was a kid, the Man from Uncle was an exciting TV show that made spies look cool and the name U.N.C.L.E. a household name. The remake is an elegant, fun and uber-stylish attempt at saluting the TV show, by delivering the look and feel of the 60’s with a modern twist. There’s lots of action, bad guys, witty dialogue and dry humor, that never lets the audience get too serious about the plot. Cavill and Hammer have great chemistry and make the movie fun to watch.
The PG-13 is for mature pre-teens to adults because of spy violence, some suggestive adult content and skimpy clothing with brief partial nudity. This Man from U.N.C.L.E. is a great popcorn movie that’s pure entertainment but more for adults than kids!
“Remember to Choose Your Movies Wisely”
~Holly On Hollywood~
Holly McClure is a multimedia personality with a career that spans over 20 years in the entertainment industry. Her background as a film critic, film and television producer, creative director, filmographer, radio and television host, author and pundit for family values, has established her expertise and made her a recognized advocate for family-friendly entertainment.
Holly was the first family film critic syndicated in over 365 newspapers with The Orange County Register. Her “Holly on Hollywood” movie reviews have been featured on TBN, Daystar and can now be seen on Uplift TV, The Word Network, UANetwork, Parables.tv and other affiliates.
In 2002, Mel Gibson asked Holly to come to Italy and film the behind-the-scenes interviews for The Passion of the Christ. She produced a one hour special, The Making of The Passion of the Christ (TBN, ION) and has since produced numerous press features for films like; Do You Believe, Dancer and the Dame, God’s Not Dead, The Frontier Boys, House, Thr3e, One Night With the King, Midnight Clear, The Visitation, Hangman’s Curse and others.
Holly is a charter member of the Broadcast Film Critics Association and serves on the advisory boards of The Dove Foundation and The Parents Television Council. She is a proud mother, grandmother, mentor and Christian, and passionate about supporting and creating life-changing entertainment!
For more information visit Hollymcclure.com or IMDB.com
Enjoy!
