“Supergirl” is a strong, messy, and sassy romp into the laid-back life of Superman’s younger cousin. This girl is more into Super-Party-Time than into Super-Heroics. She’s all about ‘Fun under the Red Sun’. Until she meets a young girl on a quest for revenge. Read more
In “Toy Story 5,” Pixar brilliantly introduces a new character named Lilypad, voiced by Greta Lee of “The Morning Show.” Lilypad moves in on the territory of all toys, and everything in general, in a more frightening way than we’ve seen in the past. ​
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Robin Hood (Hugh Jackman), the archer, is a folklore built around an English legend. You know, the guy who steals from the rich and gives to the poor? There’s nothing to prove he was a real person. Real or not, the stories surrounding him fascinated, and this film does, as well, but in a very dark, brooding way. The first part of this film is incredibly violent, but it needs to be to clear your mind of who you have always thought Robin Hood was.
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If you’re looking for a movie where the plot fills the screen continually with aliens and humans making an attempt to get to know one another, this isn’t that movie. I liked this enough to recommend, but I didn’t love it. ​Quell your expectations, and you’ll enjoy yourself more.
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This is the kind of farce you can get behind if you like the cast and believe that its intentions are to make you laugh and have a blast, which you will. ​
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“The Furious” is an old-school Martial Arts Action movie. This is type of bonkers action-packed movie that would star Jackie Chan, or Chow Yun-fat, or Jet Li. So, do you want ‘fast and furious’ action? To paraphrase Colonel Nathan Jessep, from “A Few Good Men” — “You can’t handle the Action!”
Wow. Just… wow. This is an enormously candid, penetrating, insightful unmasking of an extremely talented woman who, as in the lyrics of her song “Fill Me Up,” sadly needs to be reminded if she had a good time in life. ​
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A trial run, called “Exercise Tiger,” was done before D-Day. It didn’t go very well. It was a bloody, horrific scene. ​
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​The director of “Tuner,” Daniel Roher, directed the well-known documentaries “Navalny” and “Blink” and also for the 2026 documentary “The AI Doc: Or How I Became an Apocaloptimist.” Now here comes a narrative film, a crime/romance about a man who tunes pianos for a living. It doesn’t matter what genre film Daniel Roher chooses to direct; I’m interested in seeing how it plays out.
