Puppy Love

Puppy Love Movie Review

“Puppy Love” is a personal story of perseverance and devotion, filmed as a documentary and as a tribute. A litter of puppies suddenly develop a mysterious paralysis, and nobody can find a reason. The general advice is to ‘put the puppies down’, and chalk it up to bad luck. But the future holds a different fate for these cute little pups.

Available on Digital Platforms starting October 24, 2023
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Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour

Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour Movie Review

“Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour” is a juggernaut of joyful noise in a sea of mediocre movie madness. Ms. Swift has already single-handedly boosted the U.S. economy with the live Eras Tour. So what better way to deliver another punch in the gut to naysayers and curmudgeons everywhere. Talk bad about Taylor, and she will just “Shake It Off”…

 

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The Exorcist: Believer

The Exorcist: Believer Movie Review

“The Exorcist: Believer” is an attempt to revive a franchise that began 50 years ago. The original movie, when it came out, was the biggest and scariest thing out there. “The Exorcist” terrified audiences five decades in the past. The shocking visuals of a young girl taken over by a demon were horrifying. But now this is the right time to reboot? Whatever possessed them to think that?

 

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Strange Way of Life

Strange Way of Life Movie Review

“Strange Way of Life” is a short film, with a major emphasis on the short part. This ‘Western’ themed slice-of-life drama blows in like a desert breeze, but lasts for less than an hour. It is from a celebrated director, with two fantastically talented actors in the lead roles. But the abbreviated story and screen time makes for a ‘strange way’ to utilize all of this talent.

 

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The Creator

The Creator Movie Review

“The Creator” is a worthwhile addition the large stew of ‘Humans vs. Robots” movies of the past decades. But there is no ‘SkyNet’ here, and no rogue ‘Replicants’ coming back to Earth from the Off-World. The combat is fierce, and the struggle to survive is strong on both sides. The future world holds many uncertainties. And, if we are not careful, this might point us to a direction that is not the right way — but the way that we are currently heading… Read more

Stop Making Sense

Stop Making Sense Movie Review

“Stop Making Sense” is a concert performance of the musical group “Talking Heads”. The band was so keen on making this movie that they raised the production cost ($1.2 million) on their own. Upon the original release (1984 — nearly 40 years ago) this movie was considered ground-breaking. It still is today… Read more

A Million Miles Away Movie Review

Available on Prime Video

 

“A Million Miles Away” is an inspiring true story based on based on a guy who went from being a migrant farm worker to a NASA astronaut. This was an arduous journey, full of set-backs and blockades. He was told once: “Tenacity is a superpower”. He proved that never giving up on a dream can make the impossible a reality. Even when you are aiming for the stars.

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Gran Turismo

Gran Turismo: Based on a True Story Movie Review

“Gran Turismo: Based on a True Story” is about a video game… no, make that an auto racing simulator! — and it is based on — what else — a true story. Not a story about the origin of the ‘racing simulator’, but about one of the players. He actually learned enough to go on and become a race car driver IRL (In Real Life). Read more

Billion-Dollar-Heist

Billion Dollar Heist Movie Review

“Billion Dollar Heist” is a well-documented story of the massive security breach that happened in 2016. The Bangladeshi Central Bank was targeted for over a year. Then, over a long weekend, a group of transactions were hacked in and money was gone overnight. It was well planned-out and devastating to the Bank and to the International finance system as a whole. Read more

The Last Voyage of the Demeter Movie Review

“The Last Voyage of the Demeter” is based on a novel, well, actually one chapter of a novel. It is based on the novel ‘Dracula’ written by Bram Stoker in 1897. The chapter is about a ship and the crew members who are hired to help with moving the Count from Transylvania to London. Things, as they say, do not go well… Read more