I’m not sure why this was the live action remake that everyone turned on, but it’s about damn time. Outside of Pete’s Dragon and Christopher Robin (which both did drastically different and creative things while still remaining loving and faithful… Continue Reading →
One of the most frustrating movies ever made. The Farrelly brothers clearly adore the source material, as they’ve been trying to get this thing made for the better part of the decade, and it shows. The three leads are a… Continue Reading →
This queer film was recommended to me by a close friend. It started off rough with very clear signs of a first time, low budget filmmaker trying to tackle complex issues before they were experienced enough to do them justice…. Continue Reading →
Well, to say this movie was “Very Nice”, would be an understatement. Normally I would wax poetic about the ups and down, the twists and turns, of a movie. However, this movie leaves me sitting here on the edge of… Continue Reading →
I have often been criticized for not being the biggest fan of Groundhog Day. I mean, Bill Murray is a legend, and 100% of the reason to watch the movie, but it was just lacking something for me. Turns out,… Continue Reading →
Charlize Theron stars alongside Chiwetel Ejiofor, Marwan Kenzari, Kiki Layne, Matthias Schoenaerts, Luca Marinelli, Harry Melling and Veronica Ngo in The Old Guard, released on July 10th on Netflix. A group of covert “immortal” mercenaries, led by Theron, are recruited to… Continue Reading →
In a timely film, written and directed by Jon Stewart, Steve Carell plays a Democratic political strategist, who offers the services of his team to a retired serviceman in a small Wisconsin town. After being convinced to run for mayor… Continue Reading →
The year is 2020, and there is a global pandemic in play……..oh wait, that is reality. The Lovebirds, starring Kumail Nanjiani (The Big Sick) and Issa Rae (HBO’s Insecure), was originally scheduled for a theatrical release on April 24th, but… Continue Reading →
So I stumbled onto the short film, My Mom and the Girl, while visiting a podcast group I am a member of on Facebook. The film’s writer/producer/director, Susie Singer Carter, had posted a link to her ALZ related podcast in… Continue Reading →
After seeing The Lion King in theaters, I was hesitant to watch it again in the comfort of my home. I had some very strong feelings about the movie from its theatrical release, and I was certain those feelings would… Continue Reading →
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