The wind and tide is with Mark Jenkin’s latest entry. “Rose of Nevada” is Mark Jenkin’s first film since “Enys Men,” which I wasn’t a big fan of because I didn’t really […]
Rose of Nevada
The Death of Robin Hood
Hugh Jackman ages well as the title so-called hero who isn’t even close to merry. We all know the story of Robin Hood and his band of Merry Men robbing from the […]
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 […]
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, […]
Disclosure Day
Full disclosure: Spielberg still knows alien movies and this one couldn’t be more entertaining. Steven Spielberg has been sharing his views on alien life from “Close Encounters of the Third Kind” to […]
Jinsei
A visually impressive, but confusing animated movie about a man going by many names. “Jinsei” means “life” in Japanese, and I guess the new animated feature deserves that title. As we begin […]
Pressure
The weather is looking great for this WWII drama. “Pressure” is a WWII drama regarding the preparation for D-Day. As part of Operation Overlord, it regarded the invasion of Normandy, which was […]
Spider-Noir
Nicolas Cage is the right man to play this Spider Person, see? The best animated film of 2018, “Spider-Man Into the Spider-Verse,” gave us a few different spider people, and out of […]
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 […]
I Love Boosters
This surreal comedy couldn’t be more clothing optional. I knew “I Love Boosters” would be a colorful comedy with a wacky sense of humor and a lot of color palettes that are […]
