Ari Aster’s pandemic western doesn’t really have my vote. I wasn’t really sure what to expect when I saw the teaser poster for Ari Aster’s latest movie “Eddington.” I saw some buffalo […]
Eddington
Sorry, Baby
No need to apologize for this great movie. In certain ways, I’m reminded a little of “Manchester by the Sea,” which also has a character losing his magic after a tragedy, and […]
40 Acres
Danielle Deadwyler’s guide to surviving the famine apocalypse. The story of “40 Acres” takes place in Post Apocalyptic Canada, when a fungal pandemic, a food chain collapse, and famine has made farmland […]
F1
A long, but exciting race to the finish. I admit I wasn’t as familiar with the Formula 1 (F1) races, so a while ago, I was pondering what the big deal was […]
Ironheart
She’s not really living up to Tony Stark’s standards. The new MCU Disney+ series “Ironheart” explores the young whizkid Riri Williams (Dominique Thorne), who was introduced in “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.” This […]
Elio
Pixar’s latest has plenty of fun for kids and parents. I think young Elio is part of the right world to want to be abducted by aliens. I’m sure many of us […]
Echo Valley
So many problems, so many misguided directions. “Echo Valley” is a made-for-AppleTV+ movie with a mother and daughter relationship having different problems. One of them regards love and loss, and the other […]
How to Train Your Dragon (2025)
I can’t really double my time with this remake. Before my viewing of the live action remake of Dreamworks Animation’s “How to Train Your Dragon,” a fellow critic asked me what I […]
Tornado
This samurai western isn’t as glorious as it should have been. As I begin to watch “Tornado,” I see the title Japanese girl running away from a diverse group of men and […]
The Life of Chuck
You’re a good man, Charlie Krantz, and so is your movie. I had a hunch that “The Life of Chuck” would be the secret movie that AMC Screen Unseen would be presenting […]
