This festival featured cultures, communities, and captivating performances. Two years in a row I’ve been to the Sundance Film Festival online, and I was able to grab a few tickets to warm myself up for the upcoming year. I’ll go… Read More ›
CJ reviews movies about missing moms, missing dogs, and mixed relationships on the air. I’ve joined a radio station known as NewHD, which will not only hire people on the Autism spectrum, but will also have me doing podcast movie… Read More ›
CJ’s video reviews feature love in good and bad ways. This week’s video reviews consist of the comedy “You People” with Jonah Hill and Eddie Murphy, the action romcom “Shotgun Wedding” with Jennifer Lopez and Josh Duhamel, the drama “Alice,… Read More ›
The son of David Cronenberg makes a vacation movie that’s bizarre and WTF original. Would the following be considered torture porn? In the fictional island La Tolga, there’s a secret facility, where people can literally watch their own executions. How?… Read More ›
Don’t RSVP to this wedding. Jennifer Lopez and Josh Duhamel are two of our most appealing hot stars. They both should know better than to succumb to the idiocy and cliches of “Shotgun Wedding,” a wedding romcom that almost as… Read More ›
A beautiful film about young love being thrown out the window. When friendships can be destroyed with one fell swoop, it can bring on misery. Doesn’t matter the age-kids or adults. “The Banshees of Inisherin” expressed that comically and seriously,… Read More ›
Anna Kendrick keeps you involved from start to finish. There’s a low key aspect to how an abusive relationship can threaten a spouse’s mental state. In “Alice, Darling,” Anna Kendrick’s Alice is so stressed out by her artist boyfriend Simon’s… Read More ›
Guess Who’s NOT Coming to Dinner Less than 20 years after reprising his voice role as Donkey in “Shrek 2,” Eddie Murphy is back in another comedy to mimic “Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner” called “You People.” What do you… Read More ›
CJ’s video reviews feature autistic cowboys and cowgirls, dogs, missing mothers, and unhappy sons. This week’s video reviews consist of Nicolas Cage in the western “The Old Way,” Rob Lowe in the family film “Dog Gone,” Storm Reid” in the… Read More ›
An entertaining follow-up to “Searching,” if not equal to. “Missing” is the spiritual sequel to the 2018 breakout hit “Searching,” which told the story of a father searching for his teenage daughter through the point of view of computers and… Read More ›