Mind blown. As fascinating as this film was, I’m not sure anyone else could have kept me as involved in the story had the chemistry between John Malkovich and Sam Rockwell not been so remarkable. Every line of dialogue from those lips kept your mouth watering for what was coming next.
The storyline is heavy, funny, dark and worrisome, considering what we’re going through now, especially. What it’s saying is frightening. Read more
“The Cat in the Hat” is based on the book, the book written by Dr. Seuss. That kid’s book may be dusty, now seems old and smells musty, but there is joy with ‘The Cat’ on the loose. This new animation shows the Good Doctor’s creation, in new ways that give it some juice!
“The Mongoose” is a high-octane movie with fast cars and stoic drivers. The driver is leading the police and state troopers on a multi-state chase. A decorated military vet, this guy has been unjustly charged with a crime he did not commit. Sounds like the perfect time to commit hundreds of more driving infractions to prove you are innocent, right? Read more
The opening shot of this movie is snow blowing off of the mountains surrounding the cinematographer; splendid. You can feel it hitting your face. More hits you when the helicopter above them scatters it around. Read more
“The Only Living Pickpocket in New York” is a fairly straight forward story about a small-time crook named Harry, played with extreme emotional depth by John Turturro.
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Stop-motion is ingenious and glorious to watch, especially when it’s made by this production company.
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In these days of AI, comes a movie selling the idea of the need for an AI friend. The movie is based off the novel of the same name by Kazuo Ishiguro.
“Wicker” is a charming tale, told in a old-fashioned way, of an older woman lacking in male companionship. She decides to forge own path. She employees a local craftsman to create her a husband, made of Wicker… Read more
“Clayface” will have to answer the question: Can a Batman-related movie get by with only a Batman Villain? This same idea worked for the “Joker” movie a few years back. So now apply the same origin type story to Clayface, without any surrounding bats. That is a burden they will have to ‘Face’… Read more
“Men In Black: International” demonstrates that the whole world still needs to be saved from some truly awful aliens. “A Talent for Murder” takes a fictional look at a real-life mystery author who has created a series of novels. These are about a deadly sociopath named Tom Ripley. The author has secluded herself securely away in Switzerland. But a visitor comes to urge her to create just one more amazing story. Read more
