“Now You See Me: Now You Don’t” is the third in the franchise of the story involving the “Four Horsemen”. It doesn’t matter that one of the “Horsemen”magicians is a woman. All of these sleight-of-hand artists have another specialty — Grand Theft Alacazam… Read more
This film is sweet and loving in all the ways you want it to be. The love is given to the city in the title of the film, as well.
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“American Skyjacker” is a documentary movie, and it is based on a popular podcast. The podcast is a true-life examination of a true crime. The show is about the second-best-well-known airplane hijacker, after D.B. Cooper. Which means, to almost everyone, he is someone who is unknown… Read more
As may be the case for you, before seeing this, I wasn’t aware that Christy Martin, played by Sydney Sweeney, existed. The sport of female boxing needed someone to get the word out. Christy did her part there.
If you’ve never known what depression feels like, you will understand after watching Jennifer Lawrence’s performance in this film.
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“Bugonia” is a movie makes you get out a coin from your pocket. Do you root for the misguided, tin-foil-hat-level conspiracy theory believing low-level weirdo dude who kidnaps a CEO? Or do you root for the soulless, pontificating, arrogant self-absorbed CEO who just might be causing the End of the World? Toss that coin, you pick… Read more
“Anniversary” is part “Carrie” and part “The Hand Maid’s Tale.” It’s a psychological thriller that focuses on the political leanings of the day, cautioning the viewer to see what’s going on before their very eyes, and not to ignore what they see just because nothing bad has ever happened to them before.
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Edward Berger, known for “All Quiet on the Western Front” and “Conclave,” gives you a movie, adapted from the novel by Lawrence Osborne, that you’ll be happy was made.
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This movie is an adaptation of Tove Jansson’s 1972 novel. The film follows a young girl, Sophia (Emily Matthews), spending the summer on a small Finnish island with her father, played by Anders Danielsen Lie. Most especially, it’s about Sophia spending time with her elderly grandmother, bravely played by the awe-inspiring actress of stage and screen, Glenn Close. And it’s about you getting to watch the little actress who keeps up with her.
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