Movie Review: The White Tiger
For people of the west, the only glimpses into Indian Culture are from Slumdog Millionaire. While that tale is fun, it is told from an …
Drama
Movie Review: Locked Down
Like any profit seeking company, movie production companies are trying to seize on the coronavirus lockdown while people are stuck in their homes. Because of …
Movie Review: Herself
If you haven’t been to Ireland, one of the first things you notice is how truly sweet and helpful the Irish people are. You don’t …
Movie Review: One Night in Miami
Malcolm X. Muhammad Ali. Jim Brown. Sam Cooke. 4 of the most famous and influential African Americans in the 1960s in the United States. Famous …
Movie Review: Pieces of a Woman
Pieces of a Woman reminded me of Matrix: Reloaded. Don’t worry, I’ll park this car. Matrix: Reloaded isn’t a great movie: in fact, it’s pretty …
Movie Review: Sylvie’s Love
Streaming services give the ability for previously unheard voices a chance to make something different. Falling in love is a tale as old as time. …
Movie Review: Shithouse
Ah the college experience. What many a freshmen are waiting for. Parties. Booze. Hook ups. That’s at least what the movies teach us we should …
Movie Review: Let Them All Talk
Being in the middle of prestige movie season, the Pavlovian response is “where’s Meryl Streep?” It was getting a bit worrisome early on there; The …
Movie Review: Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom
Now THIS is a worthy Oscar movie, Netflix! I get that you sorta hid Hillbilly Elegy, that’s a swing and a miss. Hey it happens. …
Movie Review: The Nest
Ah, family life. As The Nest Pontificates, it is a serene, calm place where you can reset emotionally to face the wor…PSYCH! Not in the …