CJ reviews franchises and odysseys on the air. I’m part of a radio station known as NEWHD Radio, which not only hires people on the Autism spectrum, but also has me doing […]
A goofy fun western comedy with likable leads-one of them from across the pond and the other can’t read. I’m told that “Last Train to Fortune” was written by director Adam Rifkin’s […]
A kaleidoscope of an animated feature you need to remember. I have a Filipino friend, who told me she was eager to see Dreamwork Animation’s latest addition “Forgotten Island,” which focuses on […]
The best of the series has the dumbest hero of the series. When I did an article called “How to Survive a Virus Flick” during the COVID-19 pandemic, I’ve mentioned that the […]
Ethan Hawke strikes gold once again. Ethan Hawke continues to meet well with age as an actor, and his new movie “The Weight” is further proof. His gritty voice and vulnerabilities makes […]
The husband and wife filmmakers to bring comedy legends back together. I apologize for getting her first name wrong, but I have an interview with husband wife filmmakers Nick Davis and Jane […]
An unlikable comedy about an unlikable ruse. Don’t let the title “The Musical” fool you. The genre is not a musical, but it does regard a school play that was supposed to […]
A delightful doc about a delightful stage production. I knew who Gilda Radner was thanks to my grandmother, who loved her on “Saturday Night Live” and introduced me to the filmed version […]
A modern day Odyssey that takes flight. For the past few months, I’ve been asked different questions about Christopher Nolan’s film version of “The Odyssey.” One question was about the IMAX format […]
Shaun Blinded Me With Science, and it’s fun. 30 years have passed since Nick Park won his third Oscar for his third “Wallace & Gromit” adventure “A Close Shave,” which introduced us […]
