The kids will have fun, until the movie says it’s done. I’d like to read Homer Simpson’s insult, if you would please, on the live-action “Cat in the Hat” movie from 2003. […]
The Cat in the Hat
Mouse
Another winner for Alex Thompson and Kelly O’Sullivan. When I first reviewed “Saint Frances” during the COVID-19 pandemic, I had great faith in Kelly O’Sullivan and her spouse Alex Thompson. I’ve mentioned […]
Being Heumann
Siân Heder delivers another fresh entry with disabled actors and a strong spirits I don’t think I’ve seen a movie begins with a woman in a motorized wheel chair flipping off an […]
Wild Horse Nine
Martin McDonagh once again brings on the laughs, crime, and politics. Martin McDonagh’s latest entry “Wild Horse Nine” continues the filmmaker’s fearless skills. Coming on the heels of “In Bruges,” “Seven Psychopaths,” […]
Godzilla Minus Zero
Another Godzilla movie with great visuals and powerful emotions, except this one is Rated R. When I attended the New York Film Festival screening of “Godzilla Minus Zero,” the line for the […]
The Only Living Pickpocket in New York, Klara and the Sun, A Talent for Murder, Possible Love, The Mosquito Bowl, and Fatherland Podcast Reviews
CJ reviews movies taking place in all different environments on the air. I’m part of a radio station known as NEWHD Radio, which not only hires people on the Autism spectrum, but […]
Queen at Sea
If you can handle this drama that deals with dementia and sexual assault, then see it. “Queen at Sea” is a drama that has us thinking. Some of us have or previously […]
Nocturne
Liev Schreiber and Stephen Graham both excel in this gritty murder mystery series. In “Nocturne,” his latest TV series following “Ray Donovan,” and “The Perfect Couple,” Liev Schreiber is chosen wisely as […]
The Mosquito Bowl
No touchdowns for this shockingly bad WWII movie. Director Peter Berg has specialized in war movies like “Lone Survivor” and football movies like “Friday Night Lights.” And his new movie “The Mosquito […]
Fatherland
A history road trip movie you won’t soon forget. “Fatherland” is said to be the third chapter in a trilogy written and directed by Polish filmmaker Pawel Pawlikowski, following “Ida” and “Cold […]
