Five Short Films-All Entertaining and Authentic. The Oscars are this Sunday night, and artisan theaters are given the opportunity to show people the nominations for best short films. I’ve decided to check […]
In this freezing cabin, all Hell breaks loose. To say that the recent best horror films are found in the artisan films market (“Hereditary,” “The Babadook,” etc.) would sound derivative, but “The […]
In the #MeToo period, is this girl in a corrupt system? Kitty Green’s “The Assistant” is one I was guessing throughout-pondering the main heroine’s positions, what she observes, and how she is […]
A Full Metal Jacket with sincerity and emotions. “The Last Full Measure” is based on a true story about how Vietnam Hero William H. Pitsenbarger was posthumously given the Medal of Honor […]
The case of saving a man from walking the Green Mile is really touching. Michael B. Jordan and Jamie Foxx both win our attention in “Just Mercy,” the latest film from writer/director […]
The force is almost always with us in this finale. I found myself in tears at Carrie Fisher’s final moments as Leia, filmed before her death in 2016, in “Star Wars: The […]
Give it up for these Little Women stars! There have been many different versions of Louisa May Alcott’s “Little Women” novel, including Greta Gerwig’s recent take. Each version provides the same story […]
P.T Anderson’s 3-hour 1999 epic turns 20! Paul Thomas Anderson’s “Magnolia” is turning 20-years-old, as to was released in 1999. There is no special release for this movie, but since this is […]
Adam Sandler gives his best (serious) performance since “Punch Drunk Love.” I’ve been a fan of Adam Sandler’s comedies like “Big Daddy” and “Happy Gilmore,” and it was a pleasure meeting him […]
Aside from the convoluted political talk, it fights and defeats Roger Ailes. Jay Roach’s “Bombshell” reimagines the sexual harassment allegations aimed against Roger Ailes, the CEO of Fox News, by making its […]
