This week’s video reviews consist of Kristen Stewart as Jane Seberg in “Seberg,” Anya Taylor-Joy as Emma Woodhouse in “Emma,” John Turturro back as Jesus Quintana in “The Jesus Rolls,” Elisabeth Moss […]
Elisabeth Moss fights the monster and a broken system at the same time. I’ve had my doubts about this “Invisible Man” reboot, because of how “The Mummy” with Tom Cruise was a […]
This spin-off/remake wastes the iconic character and rolls gutter balls. “The Big Lebowski” will always be one of the Coen Brothers’ most extraordinary and nostalgic masterpieces of this or any other century. […]
Forget the logics; the stars, premise, and thrills make the show dangerous. I don’t watch much television thrillers, but when I’ve gotten word that “Hunters” is the first series to star Al […]
This week’s video reviews consist of the nationwide release of the horror film “The Lodge,” and Harrison Ford in the new film version of Jack London’s “The Call of the Wild.” The […]
Only Harrison Ford is real; not Man’s best friend. Probably the most dangerous and realistic moment I’ve ever seen in a kids’ adventure film was in “The Bear” in 1988. It involves […]
Anya Taylor-Joy wins us over in the latest Jane Austin adaptation. Jane Austen’s “Emma” is the story of the 21-year-old Emma Woodhouse, who’s described as “handsome, clever, and rich, with a comfortable […]
Liam Neeson and Lesley Manville both win us over. At the “Ordinary Love” screening I attended, Liam Neeson jokingly mentioned how he was promised to punch a villain in the face, given […]
This LGBT French picture is worth a thousand words. “Portrait of a Lady on Fire” is a radiant and passionate French film about a female painter, a reserved aristocrat, and the romance […]
Stewart shines as Seberg, but the biopic is a missed opportunity. The recent Academy Awards have given us no surprises of the winners. “Parasite” became a milestone for being the first international […]
