The entertaining story of a man vowing revenge on a mortgage company. Gus Van Sant’s latest film “Dead Man’s Wire” is inspired by the true story of how Tony Kiristsis (1932-2005) came […]
Dead Man’s Wire
Hamnet
Madness in great performances must not let unwatched go. Hamnet was the only son of William Shakespeare and a fraternal twin to his sister Judith. His cause of death is unknown, but […]
Being Eddie
A must see doc for fans of Eddie Murphy. Eddie Murphy is a comedian legend with franchise hits like “Beverly Hills Cop,” “48 Hours,” “The Nutty Professor,” “Shrek,” and “Coming to America,” […]
Nuremberg
One of the most important trials dramatized nicely here by Malek and Crowe. Just the other day, I watched and admired “Judgment at Nuremberg,” which had an all-star cast of Spencer Tracey, […]
Nouvelle Vague
Richard Linklater delights us with the making of a French classic. Richard Linklater has directed two delightful movies about celebrities this season. The first was “Blue Moon,” which had the camera angles […]
Christy
Sydney Sweeney’s performance will leave you KOed. After my viewing of “Christy” a few months ago, I got in an elevator and I held it for a woman who was trying to […]
Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere
This biopic is born to run. The following is a trend of some of the recent movie musician biopics. Think about how Rami Malek’s performance of Freddy Mercury was the best and […]
Blue Moon
Another gem for Linklater and Hawke that is funny and blue. Richard Linklater’s “Blue Moon” takes place during the stage production of “Oklahoma!” (Explanation Point), but only through the perspectives of Lorenz […]
Roofman
I’m a Toys “R” Us kid with this movie. When we see Channing Tatum robbing a McDonalds and suggesting that the franchise never notice some missing money, it relaxes me because I […]
The Smashing Machine
It gives The Rock a fighting chance to try something different with his acting career. It would make sense that Dwayne Johnson would reconnect with his wrestling days, back when he was […]
