This week’s video reviews consist of Jessie Buckley dreaming of country music fame in “Wild Rose,” the latest sequel to a wonderful animated franchise “Toy Story 4,” and the reboot of “Child’s […]
This reboot should have stayed in the box or in the factory where it was produced. I just praised “Toy Story 4” for possessing the heart and imagination the other three movies, […]
With an adventure so playful and a heart so big and plushy, this fourth outing has a Friend in Me. “Toy Story” is probably the greatest animated franchise of all time. Ever […]
To Infinity and Beyond with all 3 movies! With the release of “Toy Story 4” approaching soon, I’ve decided to share with you my opinion of the other 3 movies. Over the […]
To prepare you for the new one, here’s my review of the original. The new version of “Child’s Play” with Mark Hamill voicing the demon doll Chucky opens this Friday. So, I’ve […]
This week my video reviews include Chris Hemsworth and Tessa Thompson saving the galaxy in “Men in Black International,” an African-American Indie called “The Last Black Man in San Francisco,” Jim Jarmusch’s […]
Shaft Sr. still provides the goods: if only his offspring wasn’t such a weakling. I did an article a few weeks ago with reviews on the two original “Shaft” stars Richard Roundtree […]
This doc on the famous Bob Dylan tour has something for fans-music, authenticity, and heart. As far as I know, The Rolling Thunder name comes from the lightning range, the code name […]
Without Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones, this MIB continuation is bland and unfunny. A funny thing happened to me during a screening of “Men in Black International.” The movie was zoomed […]
The African-American reality presented here is poetic and radiant. You’re probably curious about the film’s title, “The Last Black Man in San Francisco.” I’ve been curious about that myself, and as I’ve […]
