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 […]
Nouvelle Vague
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 […]
Bugonia
If this girl is actually an alien, then this is one of the best of the genre. I seem to recall Richard Roeper’s review of “The Killing of a Scared Deer,” in […]
If I Had Legs I’d Kick You
Half of this movie has Rose Byrne excelling, while the other half is too stressful. There’s a lot of critics who might see “If I Had Legs I’d Kick You” a lot […]
Good Fortune
An angel comedy worth praising for. Aziz Ansari has made a name for himself in the comedy world with his stand-up comedy and roles on shows like “Parks and Recreation” and “Master […]
Grow
A family friendly film that goes organic. Here’s the movie kid trying to reunite with the mother who left them for their own dreams. Her name is Charlie Little (Priya-Rose Brookwell), and […]
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 […]
John Candy: I Like Me
This doc is the real article. What you see is what you get. John Candy has made a name for himself in the comedy world with “SCTV,” “Planes, Trains, and Automobiles,” “Home […]
Steve
It should deal with the subject matter more. Last year, we received “Small Things Like These,” which was a small, but quite essential Irish drama about a man who shares kindness with […]
Good Boy
Bow Wow Wow! This movie is creepy. We’re supposed to see “Good Boy” through the perspective of the dog. It’s not a POV movie where the humans would speak gibberish nor does […]
