CJ’s video reviews features daughters, Weinstein victims, evil chefs, and gay soldiers. This week’s video reviews consist of the father-daughter drama “Aftersun” with Paul Mescal and newcomer Frankie Corio, the biopic “She […]
CJ reviews movies about journalists, trips, and evil chefs on the air. I’ve joined a radio station known as NewHD, which will not only hire people on the Autism spectrum, but will […]
A nice little welcome home party for our Andalasia heroine. It’s inevitable Giselle, the young heroine of “Enchanted,” would want her live-action life to have the same kind of fairy tale magic […]
A Spielberg triumph in every way. The humble beginnings for how Steven Spielberg developed a passion for filmmaking includes him filming a train crash with his Lionel train set, and made some […]
Ferrell and Reynolds both feel the holiday sprit in this fun musical comedy. The story of Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol” has been transcending in various versions on TV and in theaters. […]
A sequel that knows it’s the thought that counts. “Mama’s Little Piggy,” “You’ll shoot your eye out, kid,” “I Triple Dog Dare You,” “BE SURE TO DRINK YOUR OVALTINE,” and “Fra-gee-lee.” Some […]
Tonight’s course is laughs with a side of blood. I can tell “The Menu” would be a gourmet cooking horror satire that requires people to be the main course. But maybe not […]
A love letter to Robert Downey, Jr’s dad I often say that it’s the little things that help make the big things. It can pertain to caterpillars becoming butterflies, nobodies becoming somebodies, […]
The emotional (it not perfect) biopic about how The New York Times exposed this horrible monster. What Harvey Weinstein did to a number of women is so disgusting that he deserves the […]
How this gay Marine survives training is more exhilarating than its short time length. “The Inspection” is based on the true story about how writer/director Elegance Bratton was kicked out of his […]
