Let’s see Adam Sandler as an actor, and not a puppet. With Adam Sandler’s latest dramatic turn in “Uncut Gems” out in theaters soon, I wanted to look back at his 2002 […]
Punch Drunk Love
1917
With long shots, dangers, and heart, Sam Mendes delivers a superb WWI epic. “1917” is one of the best war dramas I’ve ever seen. It’s a special looking World War I film […]
Dark Waters
Ruffalo’s persistence and fears about his environment resonates with the world we live in. An ongoing fight against pollution rages on in “Dark Waters,” an informative film from director Todd Haynes, about […]
Frozen 2
It’s almost as dazzling, magical, and delightful as the first. Don’t Let it Go. The original “Frozen” made my list of the Best Films of 2013, because of how it relates to […]
A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood
Mr. Rogers is the interviewee, and his moderator is the main attraction. How sweet. “Won’t You Be My Neighbor” was a sympathetic and dazzling documentary about Fred Rogers, probably the nicest, most […]
Queen & Slim
A sensational Bonnie and Clyde opus made to battle modern day racism. There’s an African-American spin on the Bonnie and Clyde and “Thelma and Louise” renegades in “Queen & Slim,” a movie […]
Waves
This gripping drama leaves us grieving for this family. “Waves” is a family drama divided in two sides. The first half focuses on the main son, while the second half is on […]
Ford v. Ferrari
Damon and Bale race against the odds in this thrill-seeking biopic I was just complaining about how boring the action sequences were in “Charlie’s Angels,” and as a critic, I expect to […]
The Good Liar
This financial thriller doesn’t lie about everything. As I began to watch “The Good Liar,” I was derailed by its big money talk with Russian affairs and transfers. But as I continued […]
Lady and the Tramp (2019)
This Disney+ remake has howls, but it’s not always Belle Notte. The new Disney+ platform has been released, despite its internet crash set-back, and one of the new movies it has released […]
