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 […]
Magnolia
Uncut Gems
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 […]
Bombshell
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 […]
Richard Jewell
Eastwood delivers a biopic that distinguishes heroes from villains. Clint Eastwood’s latest opus, “Richard Jewell,” is based on the true story on the AT&T security guard saved people after a bomb went […]
The Two Popes
Two religious figures must atone to their own sins. “The Two Popes” is a movie that gives use remarkable performances from Anthony Hopkins and Jonathan Pryce, and yet, is given a bland […]
Little Women (2019)
Louisa May Alcott would have been delighted to see Greta Gerwig’s take on the book. The Golden Globes were just announced, and the biggest snub was that no female directors were nominated. […]
Punch Drunk Love
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 […]
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 […]
