CJ’s video feature soldiers, shoemakers, nurses, and Weird Al. This week’s video reviews consist of the WWI drama “All Quiet on the Western Front,” the documentary “Salvatore: Shoemaker of Dreams,” Florence Pugh […]
CJ reviews period movies about abortions, war, and nurses on the air. I’ve joined a radio station known as NewHD, which will not only hire people on the Autism spectrum, but will […]
As weird and funny as Al himself. Daniel Radcliffe is outrageously funny and daring as Weird Al Yankovic, who has parodied hit songs-turning “My Sharona” into “My Bologna” or “I Love Rock […]
Florence Pugh excels as a doctor trying to figure out this starving kid. “The Wonder” is an Irish-themed drama that isn’t at the pure authenticity of “The Banshees of Inisherin,” but it […]
This movie sees this man’s heart and sole. I’m no expert in the high life of shoes, but I can tell director Luca Guadagnino puts his heart and soul into “Salvatore: Shoemaker […]
A fine representation on the horrors of war from the Germans’ perspective. The first made German film adaptation on Erich Maria Remarque’s novel “All Quiet on the Western Front” is a riveting […]
How this acting legend saw his career and ambition. I attended a special screening of the 1975 crime drama “Dog Day Afternoon,” and Al Pacino was there to offer his words of […]
A well-acted drama about a sick nurse and a bad nurse. “The Good Nurse” is a refreshing drama with Jessica Chastain as a struggling nurse and Eddie Redmayne as another nurse named […]
James Gray’s love letter to his childhood is a sad and sometimes overbearing one. “Armageddon Time” is inspired by writer/director James Gray’s own childhood in Queens, New York, and when I attended […]
Half-brother story is strong in emotions, but weak in execution. In “Raymond & Ray,” Ewan McGregor and Ethan Hawke play half-brothers, who reunite for the funeral of their abusive father, whose dying […]
