Review
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CREED III – Review
As we get closer to Spring (and that most welcome “break”), the multiplex will present a new addition to...
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LINOLEUM – Review
Bear with me on this one, since LINOLEUM is a unique and admirable film to savor if you approach...
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EMILY – Review
What if Emily Bronte, the author of “Wuthering Heights” and painfully shy daughter of a parson, secretly had a...
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COCAINE BEAR – Review
As the forced hibernation of an often (in some parts of the US) ends lots of folks, besides the...
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ANT-MAN AND THE WASP: QUANTUMANIA – Review
So, has it been three months already? A few days more, actually, since we took our last trip into...
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SHARPER – Review
With this film’s release so close to the big “hearts and flowers” holiday, you might think that it’s a...
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HUESERA: THE BONE WOMAN – Review
HUESERA: THE BONE WOMAN is a subtitled Mexican psychological thriller with dangling supernatural questions. It isn’t an easy film...
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TURN EVERY PAGE – Review
What a delightful documentary is TURN EVERY PAGE – THE ADVENTURES OF ROBERT CARO AND ROBERT GOTTLIEB. This witty,...
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MAGIC MIKE’S LAST DANCE – Review
MAGIC MIKE’S LAST DANCE is the third installment in Channing Tatum’s male stripper-dance series, and appears to be the...
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ATTACHMENT – Review
ATTACHMENT is a strange little Danish indie drama that keeps viewers off-balance in several respects for a psychological, and...
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80 FOR BRADY – Review
You might expect a Superbowl movie to be about a dad and his son who loves football, but 80...
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KNOCK AT THE CABIN – Review
Well, we’re past what is considered the worst (bitter cold and snowy) months of Winter (for some parts of...
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GRANDMASTER OF KUNG FU – Review
For fans of Chinese martial arts movies, THE GRANDMASTER OF KUNG FU offers a variation on a very familiar...
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WOMEN TALKING – Review
There is a lot of talk about WOMEN TALKING – awards talk. The title of this electrifying ensemble drama...
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LIVING – Review
Bill Nighy gives a striking performance as colorless taciturn bureaucrat whose his rigid, repetitive life is transformed by a...
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WHEN YOU FINISH SAVING THE WORLD – Review
So, I’m thinking that there may be a bit of a hidden strategy concerning a couple of this week’s...
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MISSING (2023) – Review
So do you have lots of friends, or more likely older relatives, that are leery of the new online...
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THE SON – Review
With only 11 days left in the month, January cinema continues its two traditions. And no, it’s not about...
