Movie Review: Cry Macho
Only Betty White has more energy than Clint Eastwood. Still bucking those broncos at 91, Eastwood just keeps churning out film after film after film. …
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Movie Review: Woodstock 99: Peace, Love, and Rage
Concert documentaries have split into two groups now: either they focus on a single performer delivering a show (J. Balvin‘s recent doc), or they’re like …
Movie Review: Space Jam: A New Legacy
Michael Jordan. Lebron James. The two greatest basketball players of all time. At this point, they’re basically inseparable, and will be sparking furious debates over …
Movie Review: No Sudden Move
There’s a lot of directors who’ve made great crime capers, but Steven Soderbergh deserves special recognition for his contribution to the genre. Nothing was more …
Movie Review: Mortal Kombat (2021)
TEST YOUR MIGHT, Warner Brothers! We live in a world of movie franchises now. So the production company went into their archives and dug out …
Movie Review: Justice League: The Snyder Cut
Greta Gerwig nailed it in Little Women. There’s a relationship between art and business. Tip too far in either direction and the result is usually …
Movie Review: Earwig and the Witch
Studio Ghibli has been a force in the animated world since the 1980s. How good are they? Well, in a recent comparison, Their bench of …
Movie Review: The Little Things
I’ve said this before, but the sign of a great actor is not that you can be amazing in an amazing movie. That’s encouraged yes, …
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: Bad Education
Now my corny lame principal doesn’t seem so awful. Bad Education is perfect viewing for a cynic, like say a sullen teenager. If you were …