Four great actors under the same roof in one funny and gripping dark comedy. We know marriages have their problems. We know relationships have their problems. And we don’t completely know if […]
The Invite
Maddie’s Secret
Now this Indie comedy knows when to diet. John Early dresses in drag in his directorial debut of “Maddie’s Secret,” which is an indie comedy that likes to be taken seriously. Think […]
Voicemails for Isabelle
“You Got Mail” via iPhone. I’ll add you to my contacts. “Voicemails for Isabelle” is not only a “You Got Mail” romcom made for the 2020s, but it’s also the better Netflix […]
Toy Story 5
I still can’t say “No” to Woody, Buzz, or Jessie. “Toy Story 5” now focuses on how kids are more into texting and gaming than playing with toys. Funny, I think “Wallace […]
Stop! That! Train!
Come on baby. See the Locomotion picture. “Stop! That! Train!” plays almost like a drag queen locomotive version of “Airplane,” and I think it may have been the comedy people were hoping […]
Honeyjoon
A mother-daughter trip that’s deserves a reservation. Important distinction: I did everything in my power to make sure autocorrect didn’t change “Honeyjoon” to “Honeymoon” in this review. “Honeyjoon” runs for 75 minutes, […]
Office Romance
This Jennifer Lopez workplace romcom should be demoted. The new Jennifer Lopez vehicle on Netflix “Office Romance” is just as lousy as the poster suggests. It features her and Brett Goldstein in […]
Scary Movie (2026)
An “On, sh*t, son!” of a sequel. This new “Scary Movie” could be considered to be what “Scream” (2022) referred to as a “requel,” which means it’s both a sequel and reboot. […]
Masters of the Universe
He-Man gets a He-Movie that could have been better. When young Adam tells his date, his classmates, his roommate, and his boss that he comes from a fantasy world and only a […]
Power Ballad
Paul Rudd and Nick Jonas both hit the right notes in John Carney’s latest gem. “Power Ballad” is further proof that John Carney is a filmmaker who loves his home country of […]
