Not the TV special this vigilante deserves. Jon Bernthal reprises his Marvel role as Frank Castle A.K.A The Punisher in the Disney+ MCU special “The Punisher: One Last Kill” and in the […]
The Punisher: One Last Kill
Magic Hour
The performances and ambiance are more pulsating than its predictability. “Magic Hour” runs for less than 80 minutes and wants to deal with the power of love and grief. And it should […]
Tuner
We can hear a lot here, and it gets loud. When I found out “Tuner” was about a crime movie with the main protagonist having a hearing condition, I was thinking back […]
The Wizard of the Kremlin.
Not the ideal Russian political satire. I remember my late grandfather commenting on my review of “The Death of Stalin,” suggesting that I thought Lavrentiy Beria, the Marshall of the Soviet Union, […]
Remarkably Bright Creatures
Don’t worry, this octopus won’t spray ink in your face. In the new Netflix drama “Remarkably Bright Creatures,” we get some “Black Beauty” narration from Alfred Molina speaking as the thoughts of […]
Blue Film
A different kind of gay drama that leaves you thinking. I received a screening link for “Blue Film,” and I think it might be part of the theatrical release, but it begins […]
The Devil Wears Prada 2
20 years later, they still have strong fashion sense. 20 years ago, back when I was a kid bound to seeing PG and PG-13 rated films, my mother took me to see […]
One Spoon of Chocolate
RZA’s latest directing job is more aggravating than poetic. You know Quentin Tarantino had something to do with “One Spoon of Chocolate,” if he adds some Red Apple Cigarettes, white characters dropping […]
Animal Farm
This animated movie is a pigsty. I’ve read George Orwell’s book “Animal Farm” and watched the 1954 animated feature in high school, and believe me, this is not grade school stuff. This […]
Ricky
A riveting prison drama that takes place after time in prison. “Ricky” was the last film I watched virtually from the Sundance Film Festival last year, and this year, I was given […]
