When movies embargo reviews until Friday and barely host any Thursday night screenings, you know something’s wrong. “Proud Mary” is supposed to be an entertaining feminine version of “John Wick,” but it […]
Proud Mary
Hostiles
Watching Scott Cooper’s “Hostiles” is such a relaxing and riveting experience. It shows us the demons and peace in both Americans and Native Americans in the late 1800s, and has a nice […]
The Commuter
I’m a big fan of Liam Neeson, and while waiting in line for the 7PM screening of “The Commuter,” I was talking with a guy about Neeson’s previous non-action films like “Schindler’s […]
Paddington 2
In my original review of “Paddington” on my old website, I said: “I never grew up on Paddington, a stuffed bear with a coat and hat. My mother and sister did. The […]
Who Took Home the Gold-en Globes?
This is my annual note-taking on the movies, shows, and people that won the Golden Globes. I had correct predictions on Best Picture, Best Actor, Best Actress, and Best Animated Feature. Movies […]
Phantom Thread
The word is Daniel Day-Lewis has announced his retirement from acting. I can’t say for sure whether it’s final, but it’s said his last performance would be in “Phantom Thread,” the latest […]
Molly’s Game
There’s a lot of money talk in “Molly’s Game, whether it’s understandable or not. Most of it is provided by Jessica Chastain, who narrates the film with the same magic given by […]
The 17 Best Films of 2017
2017 was such a great year at the movies, that I’ve decided to add 7 movies in what would usually be my Top 10 list. Let’s begin with The Honorable Seven 17.) […]
All the Money in the World
As many of you know: Kevin Spacey got the boot from Ridley Scott’s “All the Money in the World,” because of the sexual allegations aimed against him. The trailer and poster already […]
The Post
Why did I love Steven Spielberg’s “The Post?” It could be because I’m a journalist. It could be that I’m a young man who loves hearing all this government/journalism talk in movies. […]
