Movie Review: Swiped
Dating apps will be a movie well that never ends. The true crime documentaries and swindling alone have already paid for Netflix subscriptions 10x over. …
Biopic
Movie Review: Eden
The Garden of Eden is the aspiration of humanity whether or not you believe in it: a paradise where you have no fears and live …
Movie Review: Don’t Let’s Go to the Dogs Tonight
There’s plenty of movies about racism and racial politics. But not many of those are viewed through the lens of small children, for obvious reasons. …
Movie Review: The Luckiest Man in America
I remember watching clips of Press Your Luck as a kid. The dreaded Whammy acting like the Bankrupt from Wheel of Fortune, taking everyone’s money …
Movie Review: The Penguin Lessons
I hope this becomes the new movie IP. 2 years: 2 movies with loving curmudgeonly old actors becoming friends with a penguin in South America. …
Movie Review: Audrey’s Children
Hollywood’s gonna find out they’re asleep at the wheel. Faith based movies for a long time were ignored/laughed at for being amateur movie productions with …
Movie Review: Rule Breakers
Movies like Rule Breakers are some of my most frustrating. Rule Breakers is about a group of people we NEVER see on the big screen, …
Movie Review: September 5
My parents were glued to the screen. I definitely saw the footage and the Spielberg movie around the event. The 1972 Olympic massacre is one …
Movie Review: I’m Still Here
If there were a subtitle for I’m Still Here, it would be A Family Affair. Every Brazilian family was affected by the military dictatorship that …
Movie Review: Mary
It’s almost impossible to make all the wrong decisions making a movie. There’s too many voices, some of whom will get something. So congratulations DJ …