I’m surprised John Carney had nothing to do with this funny and sweet music film. I’ve seen two music documentaries at the Boulder International Film Festival: “One to One: John & Yoko,” […]
The Ballad of Wallis Island
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Death of a Unicorn, The Friend, Ash, The Assessment, and Thank You Very Much Podcast Reviews
CJ reviews movies that aren’t for kids (if you pay attention) on the air. I’m part of a radio station known as NEWHD Radio, which not only hires people on the Autism […]
A Working Man
This working man needs to change careers. When I reviewed Jason Statham and director David Ayer’s last collaboration “The Beekeeper,” I got a comment on Facebook saying that Statham has been playing […]
The Penguin Lessons
Listen to this teacher and his flightless assistant. This week, we have two dramedies regarding teachers who manage to spark a relationship with animals. Scott McGehee and David Siegel’s latest entry “The […]
The Studio
Seth Rogen delivers as newly appointed studio head who doesn’t make a good first impression. Seth Rogen has another entertaining AppleTV+ series after “Platonic.” It’s called “The Studio,” and he and Evan […]
Thank You Very Much
No, thank you very much for this doc. Andy Kaufman has made a name for himself in the comedy world, thanks to his improvisation, his “Thank You Very Much” catchphrase, and his […]
The Friend
This dog deserves a treat, and so does Naomi Watts. In this latest feature from writers/directors Scott McGehee and David Siegel, there’s a chemistry between a writer dealing with a tragedy in […]
Death of a Unicorn
You mess with the unicorn, you get the horn. This is me talking to the parents who see the word “Unicorn” on the “Death of a Unicorn” poster. This is not for […]
Snow White, Magazine Dreams, The Alto Knights, Locked, and Bob Trevino Likes It Podcast Reviews
CJ reviews movies that are Happy, Grumpy, and Dopey on the air. I’m part of a radio station known as NEWHD Radio, which not only hires people on the Autism spectrum, but […]
The Assessment
Alicia Vikander has to act like a child in this strange, but affective futuristic drama. Let’s begin with the look of “The Assessment” before we get to the premise. We open with […]
