This movie is like jury tampering but with A.I. I guess “Mercy” knows what A.I. represents in our society. It represents how soulless it is, and how the people who wish to […]
Mercy
H is for Hawk
F is for Fine Feathered Friend. There’s a scene earlier in “H is for Hawk,” when a young woman is struggling to drive her dead father’s car, has to temporarily park somewhere […]
The Rip
Another Affleck/Damon movie worth plenty of money. “The Rip” is the latest collaboration between Matt Damon and Ben Affleck, and their first acting roles together since “Air.” It’s also the latest action […]
Sheepdog
Another emotional film that deals with PTSD. Last year, we had “My Dead Friend Zoe,” which used a comic relief ghost to help a PTSD-stricken soldier go through her pathos. And this […]
A Private Life
Jodie Foster delivers in a Hitchcock-inspired film that starts fresh but ends up anticlimactic. “A Private Life” is a French thriller with an American leading actress and a Hitchcock concept. It regards […]
Father Mother Sister Brother
Yes, you can toast with tea and see this movie. “Father Mother Sister Brother” is Jim Jarmusch’s anthology about estranged families in three different countries, and yet, it’s neither clichéd nor stressful. […]
Magellan
Bernal transforms, the weather changes, and the journey is beautifully presented. We know that Ferdinand Magellan was a Portuguese explorer, whose expedition was to sail around the world, but he died before […]
The Choral
Ralph Fiennes owns this movie and the choir. “The Choral” is a period drama that seeks to win us over with its depiction of people caught in the middle of the First […]
The Plague
A swim meet that goes all Stephen King on us. “The Plague” is a psychological thriller that draws the line between contracting something contagious or a mind game that threatens to destroy […]
No Other Choice
There’s always a choice, and that’s to see this stylish and artful movie. We open with a family man in a rich house and a great family with the background feeling like […]
