Movie Review: The Social Reckoning
It was inevitable, right? The minute The Social Network lost to The King’s Speech at the Oscars, and Mark Zuckerberg and Facebook continued their ascent …
Biopic
Movie Review: Primetime
Daniel Roher and Lance Oppenheim better be careful. Both started 2026 as documentarians, and both jumped ship to direct a narrative feature film. And, most …
Movie Review: Tony
There’s an argument to be made that Anthony Bourdain did more for the restaurant industry than anyone. It was only a matter of time before …
Movie Review: The Samurai and the Prisoner
Kiyoshi Kurosawa must have been feeling his last namesake calling. He’s not related to Akira Kurosawa, but he’s got similar gifts as the legendary director. …
Movie Review: The Odyssey
An annual tradition for my family was watching The Ten Commandments on Easter Saturday night. Usually I’m laughing at the distracting blood curdling shrieks during …
Movie Review: They Fight
The best version of this movie would compete for best picture. They Fight has all the elements you need for a crowd pleasing life affirming …
Movie Review: Young Washington
I can’t believe there isn’t a great Hollywood movie about George Washington. There are multiple books, documentaries and mini series, and of course, Hamilton, sorta. …
Movie Review: Pressure
Oh man, you can feel the Pressure in Hollywood with this one. World War II movies are the “old reliable,” a perfect movie making machine …
Movie Review: I Swear
This was just a blind spot for me. I know someone with Tourette Syndrome, but their tic was a small biting motion that was much …
Movie Review: Desert Warrior
To know is to understand. Each culture across the planet has so much world history they possess, that not enough people know about. I know …