CJ reviews movies about death and pathos 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 […]
CJ’s video reviews regard death, games, relationships, and families. This week’s video reviews consist of the new French drama “Anatomy of a Fall” with Sandra Huller, the crime drama “Pain Hustlers” with […]
Meg Ryan’s return has potential but gets grounded. Meg Ryan has made a name for herself in the romcom genre with hits like “When Harry Met Sally” and “Sleepless in Seattle,” and […]
A muddy thriller lead by the usually affective Daisy Ridley. “The Marsh King’s Daughter” may be based on Karen Dionne’s book, but it starts off as a rip-off of “Room,” as the […]
This cute Iranian-American comedy gets deported by its many plot elements. “The Persian Version” has the right to represent its Iranian culture to an American audience, especially when it’s narrative and young […]
Sofia Coppola’s Burning Love letter to the King’s mistreated young wife. The year is 1959. We meet young Priscilla in a diner outside her father’s base in Bad Nauheim, Germany, where a […]
Awkwafina and Sandra Oh both try make it to the final round. The new made-for-Hulu comedy “Quiz Lady” has its qualities and difficulties, ones we’ve seen done before and probably will see […]
CJ reviews movies about murder, singing, ambition, and generations on the air. I’ve joined a radio station known as NewHD, which will not only hire people on the Autism spectrum, but will […]
CJ’s video reviews feature middle-aged fathers, assassins, teachers, and killer robots. This week’s video reviews consist of Bill Burr’s directorial debut of “Old Dads” with him and Bobby Cannavale, David Fincher’s latest […]
This ambitious opioid money game ODs on cliches and weak script. A decade ago, we got “The Wolf of Wall Street,” which knew how to swindle people of their money, so Jordan […]
