Mads Mikkelsen fights for his land of opportunity. “The Promised Land” is a near powerful Danish film about determination overshadowing what starts off as cynicism and becomes malice. The original title is […]
The Promised Land
Argylle
Predictable and confusing plot twists make this espionage action comedy a disappointment. Like “The Lost City” from two years ago, you see your own film version of a popular book and then […]
Scrambled
This wise fertility comedy becomes over easy. “Scrambled” is an independent comedy that dealing with fertility and womanhood. Never seeing a trailer but acknowledging the premise, I wanted something unique and complex […]
Suncoast
A sunny movie with heartbreaking family drama. Coming of age stories have their own rules. They have their conflicts, life lessons, and behaviors that are based on different generations. But they also […]
Orion and the Dark
We can all see in the dark here. There isn’t much theatrical kids movies in theaters at the moment, so it would make sense to that “Migration” and “Wonka” are what the […]
Masters of the Air
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 […]
CJ’s Virtual Visit to the Sundance Film Festival: 2024
This year’s selections feature lovestruck machines, fearless climbers, and life problems. Three years in a row I’ve been to the Sundance Film Festival online, and I was able to grab a few […]
Self Reliance, I.S.S., Origin, Role Play, and Driving Madeleine Podcast Reviews
CJ reviews movies about killers, wars, and trips on the air. I’ve joined a radio station known as NewHD, which will not only hire people on the Autism spectrum, but will also […]
The Kitchen, Driving Madeleine, Sometimes I Think About Dying, Underdoggs, and American Star Video Reviews
CJ’s video reviews feature crime, sports, and drama. This week’s video reviews consist of the dystopian drama “The Kitchen” with Kane Robinson and Jedaiah Bannerman, the French drama “Driving Madeleine” with Dany […]
American Star
Ian McShane has style as an assassin waiting for his target to show up. Last week, I attended an advanced screening of the independent thriller “American Star,” and met its star Ian […]
