Trailer for: Not Okay
Directed by: Quinn Shephard
Written by: Quinn Shephard
Starring: Zoey Deutch, Dylan O’Brien, Mia Isaac
Rated: R
Run Time: 1h 40m
Genres: Comedy, Drama
Good Luck to You, Leo Grande Movie Review
Nancy Stokes is a 55-year-old widow played believably by 63-year-old, two-time Academy Award winner, Emma Thompson. Leo Grande is played by Daryl McCormack from “Peaky Blinders.” Thompson looks fabulous and is remarkable in the part while he, perhaps surprisingly from someone so new to the business, holds his own with a gifted actor who has been performing longer than McCormack has been alive.
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Brian and Charles Film Review
I have to say that I just loved this movie. I can’t help it, but I’m crazy about it. I think you will be, too.
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Bros Official Trailer
Judd Apatow and Billy Eichner bring you “Bros” from Universal Pictures
Directed by: Nicholas Stoller
Written by: Nicholas Stoller and Billy Eichner
Cast: Billy Eichner, Bowen Yang, Luke Macfarlane, Harvey Fierstein, Debra Messing, Jim Rash
Rated: R
Genre: Romantic Comedy
Producers: Judd Apatow, Nicholas Stoller, Joshua Church
Executive Producer: Billy Eichner
Phantom of the Open Film Review
Jurassic World Dominion Movie Review
“Jurassic World Dominion” is the culmination of the “Jurassic Park” movie series. This franchise has had its ups and downs. But the dinosaur craze from thirty years ago might not seem as fresh and exciting. Is the time ending when “Dinosaurs Ruled the Box Office”? Read more
Don’t Make Me Go Trailer
This summer, from Amazon Prime, comes a sincere and honest father and daughter story.
Directed by: Hannah Marks
Written by: Vera Herbert
Starring: John Cho, Mia Isaac, Mitchell Hope, Jemaine Clement, Stefania LaVie Owen, Kaya Scodelario
Produced by: Donald De Line, Leah Holzer, Peter Saraf
Rated: R
Run Time: 1h 49m
Genre: Drama
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Fire Island Movie Review
Streaming on Hulu starting June 3, 2022
“Fire Island” is a traditional romantic comedy, updated to be a very non-traditional ‘gay romp’. Take that as meaning that the main characters (looking for love and affection — or least a good hook-up) are all Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transsexual, and the like. It is about the LGBTQ & ECT (etc. cetera) crowd bringing new meaning to an old Jane Austen novel. Call this revamping – “Gay Pride and Prejudice”.
JAZZ FEST: A New Orleans Story Movie Review
The late great George Wein, the creator of the Newport Jazz Festival in the 1960s, felt that New Orleans had to have a music festival of its own. New Orleans had something no other city in the world could claim. It had the birthright of jazz. In the era of Jim Crow, it couldn’t happen as, at the time, whites and blacks couldn’t be on the same stage together. Wein told his wife Joyce that he hoped time would eventually turn in his favor.
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