It robs the rich actors but then gives to the poor pacing. Paul Greengrass’ latest film “The Uprising” focuses on the Peasant Revolt, and then a few weeks before its release, the […]
The Uprising
Turning Point: Generation 9/11
A haunting doc about what happened on and after 9/11. I was in a different world on 9/11, when I was in the “Thomas & Friends” and “Ed Edd N Eddy” phase. […]
The Brink of War
Jeff Daniels and Jared Harris know politics when they see them here. “The Brink of War” is the latest political Angel Studios entry this summer after the awful animated version of George […]
Pressure
The weather is looking great for this WWII drama. “Pressure” is a WWII drama regarding the preparation for D-Day. As part of Operation Overlord, it regarded the invasion of Normandy, which was […]
The Wizard of the Kremlin.
Not the ideal Russian political satire. I remember my late grandfather commenting on my review of “The Death of Stalin,” suggesting that I thought Lavrentiy Beria, the Marshall of the Soviet Union, […]
Michael
No one wants to be defeated in this solid MJ biopic. My earliest Michael Jackson memory was on my late grandmother’s “Free Willy” VHS tape, which had his music video “Will You […]
Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man
Get a peak at this series continuation on film. The Netflix crime series “Peaky Blinders” focused on the Peaky Blinders crime family, who were inspired by a real life urban street gang […]
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 […]
Song Sung Blue
They got the way to groove you. I mostly heard the trailers for “Song Sung Blue,” and I thought it would be a Neil Diamond biopic. But I was wrong. It’s not […]
