This animated sequel removes its split ends, and makes a much better hairstyle. I don’t know what kind of good luck charm I have, because so far this year, sequels to movies […]
Trolls: World Tour
Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem, and Madness
This animal documentary sinks its claws into the people and tigers. Ever since the COVID-19 epidemic, I’ve heard all the talk about how popular the new Netflix docuseries “Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem, […]
Saint Frances, Coffee & Kareem, Never Rarely Sometimes Always, and Elephant video reviews
This week’s video reviews consist of the religious Artisan film “Saint Frances,” the Ed Helms and Taraji P. Henson cop comedy “Coffee & Kareem,” the coming-of-age drama “Never Rarely Sometimes Always,” and […]
Elephant
Horton hears a sweet voice guiding these pachyderms. It’s been awhile since I’ve seen a DisneyNature film (the last one I saw was “Monkey Kingdom” with Tina Fey’s narration), but given our […]
Never Rarely Sometimes Always
A healthy coming-of-age drama with some fresh new talents. I was supposed to be reviewing “Never Rarely Sometimes Always” last March, but because of this Corona nightmare, I had to wait either until […]
Coffee & Kareem
Just be glad this ugly cop comedy doesn’t last for “48 Hours.” I remember saying in my review of “Like a Boss:” “Something tells me I might see something worse this later […]
30 Movies To Keep You Going
30 entertaining movies to hold us at bay until this virus is gone. I just heard from the AMC Theaters CEO that theaters may reopen sometime between May and June, in time […]
Spike Jonze’s Directorial Masterpieces
4 Great Films from “Being John Malkovich” to “Her.” Spike Jonze began his filming career with skating videos and music videos, before he went on to be an acclaimed filmmaker. And being […]
The Worst Movies I’ve Ever Seen.
Ten Movies that somehow never got their reels burned. Last year, you saw my list of my favorite movies of all time, and now, I want to show you some of my […]
Saint Frances
An honest comedy complete with religion, abortions, babysitting, lesbianism, and choices. We meet Kelly O’Sullivan as the writer of “Saint Frances” and the actress portraying Bridget, a mid-30s woman, who finds herself […]
