Hey Jude, this is a real threatening case of Forget Me Nots. Boy meets girl. Boy falls in love with girl. Boy marries girl. And boy and girl forget each other. Let’s […]
Little Fish
Judas and the Black Messiah
The first masterpiece of 2021 fights and betrays the power! For the first time since that iconic “Get Out! Get Out” scene in “Get Out,” Daniel Kaluuya and Lakeith Stanfield are both […]
Falling
Guided by Viggo Mortensen, Lance Henricksen is profoundly excellent as the mean dad. Viggo Mortensen makes this directorial debut of “Falling,” and both he and Lance Henriksen star in father-son roles, although […]
Bliss
This Matrix-type thriller can’t decide what’s real or fake. “Bliss” is the latest Sci-Fi drama to channel on “The Matrix,” and I recall my dislikes for “Serenity,” which turned out to be […]
Malcolm & Marie
This entertaining drama expresses its words through yelling and bantering. “Malcolm & Marie” is not based on a play, but it feels like it should become a play, because it just features […]
The Little Things
Three great stars, one familiar premise, and one entertaining movie. Denzel Washington’s latest movie “The Little Things” is the next movie from Warner Bros. to be released simultaneously in theaters and on […]
Palmer
A routine script survives by excellent leads. Justin Timberlake is a virtuoso, who went from an NSYNC member to a professional singer and actor with a number of movies from “The Social […]
Supernova
Every minute counts for Colin Firth and Stanley Tucci. I saw “Supernova” in a small theater with two other people in the audience. Since it was basically empty, that meant they could […]
The Last Picture Show
The only movie Cloris Leachman won the Oscar for and it’s a great one. The ageless Cloris Leachman sadly passed away last night, and she has given us a variety of movies […]
Saint Maud
This creepy, religious horror flick takes the righteous path. To example how beautifully filmed “Saint Maud” is, you need to be reminded of such horror films of its kind as “The Exorcist” […]
