A sad and poignant stop motion opus. You know stop motion animation is maturing if we get snail semen, a judge being canned for masturbating, firecrackers exploding cotton, a sleazy magic shop […]
Memoir of a Snail
Hangdog
A good Indie comedy about a man with anxiety and a missing dog. In the independent circuit (and this one is streaming on AppleTV+ and Amazon Prime Video), there are some good […]
Anora
A sex comedy that scores big time. Sean Baker is a brilliant independent filmmaker with a list of entries including “Tangerine,” “The Florida Project,” and “Red Rocket.” His new film “Anora” is […]
Conclave
What goes down here is unholy and massively entertaining. In the election of a new pope, which is called a conclave, politics and religion emerges. Even in this world, there is corruption […]
Woman of the Hour
Congratulations Anna Kendrick! Your date (and directorial debut) is a killer! Anna Kendrick makes her directorial debut of “Woman of the Hour,” the latest Netflix crime drama inspired by the life of […]
Exhibiting Forgiveness
A portrait of a son finding it difficult to forgive his abusive father. I virtually saw “Exhibiting Forgiveness” from the Sundance Film Festival, and I was given another look when AMC Theaters […]
We Live in Time
Garfield and Pugh have chemistry in this sweet and funny romance. “We Live in Time” is directed by John Crowley, who is best known for making “Brooklyn” and “Intermission.” A part of […]
Lonely Planet
This trip gets my literary criticism. The new Netflix romance “Lonely Planet” has likable chemistry between Laura Dern and Liam Hemsworth, but it has no story to elevate on that. It basically […]
The Apprentice
A fun look at young Trump and his mentor Cohn. With the upcoming election between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris, there is going to be a lot of hateful conversations and everything […]
Caddo Lake
Goin’ down the Bayou, not takin’ you all the way. We meet two young characters who don’t meet face to face, but have their own turmoil in the same environment of Caddo […]
