Hear June Squibb tell someone else’s Holocaust tragedy. June Squibb converted to Judaism in the 1950s, and Scarlett Johansson is Jewish, so it should be wise if Johansson directs Squbb in a […]
Hear June Squibb tell someone else’s Holocaust tragedy. June Squibb converted to Judaism in the 1950s, and Scarlett Johansson is Jewish, so it should be wise if Johansson directs Squbb in a […]
Another war movie well worth your time. “Warfare” is the first collaboration between Alex Garland and a real-life former Navy SEAL named Ray Mendoza, as they both write and direct Mendoza’s memories […]
A consistent dramedy about a solider who lost her wisecracking friend. So we start off with two army friends serving in Afghanistan who sing to Rihanna’s “Umbrella,” have some fun being themselves, […]
A WWII drama with plenty of stamps. I apologize to my loyal readers for the delay in my review of “The Six Triple Eight,” but the holidays have been too busy for […]
Steve McQueen’s WWII drama has the right themes, but the wrong screenplay. Steve McQueen is a filmmaker who expresses African themes in his movies, as wisely demonstrated in “12 Years a Slave,” […]
Kate Winslet delivers as a woman who learns about the horrors of war. “Lee” is a war drama based on the life of Lee Miller (1907-1977), the American photographer and photojournalist, who […]
Give it up for these bad ass men and woman killing Nazis! Even though certain elements are fictionalized (because they have to be), Guy Ritchie’s “The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare” is said […]
An overlong, but well-told documentary about life in Amsterdam during and after WWII. I apologize if I’m late with my review of “Occupied City,” but the screener website only gave me a […]
A WWII epic made perfectly as a streaming series. “Masters of the Air” is a made-for-AppleTV+ series that’s something made perfectly for WWII fans. It focuses on the 100th Bomb Group during […]
You can easily tell this Nazi drama is a horror film. In his first feature since “Under the Skin,” writer/director Jonathan Glazer gives Martin Amis’ book “The Zone of Interest” a gripping […]