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Kinds Of Kindness Movie Review

June 27, 2024 (updated June 27, 2024) Published by JMcNaughton

“Kinds of Kindness” is a Russian nesting doll of a movie. This means that the main movie is only shell that contains three smaller mini-movies. The same actors appear in all three shorts playing different roles in each one. Is this three-in-one approach a way to please the audience? Of this just an example of the ‘Kinds of Creepiness’ that the Writer/Director wants to focus on? Read more Kinds Of Kindness Movie Review

The Bikeriders Movie Review

June 21, 2024 (updated June 21, 2024) Published by JMcNaughton

“The Bikeriders” is look back at when a motorcycle club was born and how it transformed into something that was out-of-control. Based on book that includes pictures of the original members, this movie creates a bigger picture. This was an exclusive club for the cool cats and the wild kitties. That is, until the engine was revved too fast and it wiped…. Read more The Bikeriders Movie Review

Thelma Movie Review

June 20, 2024 (updated June 20, 2024) Published by JMcNaughton

“Thelma” is wonderful picture of a confident and energetic geriatric. That is, older retired lady who decides that getting older does not mean she will get dumber. When she is scammed over the phone for a lot of money — her ‘Tom Cruise’ overdrive kicks in. She teams up with an old friend to trade in her needlepoint — so she can hold her adversaries at gun point…. Read more Thelma Movie Review

Tuesday Movie Review

June 13, 2024 (updated June 13, 2024) Published by Shari K. Green

This is a very beautiful and personal film. If you’ve experienced loss, it’s going to hit you a lot harder than someone who hasn’t.

Ultraman: Rising Movie Review

June 13, 2024 (updated June 13, 2024) Published by JMcNaughton

“Ultraman: Rising” is an animated story about a character from Japan, who has been popular for close to six decades. Ultraman protects the city of Tokyo from attack. But when he is not fighting off invading Kaiju (giant monsters from the ocean) – this Ultraman has been given the task to raise a cute little baby… Kaiju. Talk about irony…

MY SPY THE ETERNAL CITY // Official Trailer and Poster

June 12, 2024 (updated June 12, 2024) Published by Shari K. Green

Are You Ready?

Watch the official trailer for this summer’s must-see family action-comedy!

Streaming Globally on Prime Video July 18

Bad Boys: Ride or Die Movie Review

June 6, 2024 (updated June 6, 2024) Published by JMcNaughton

“Bad Boys: Ride or Die” is the latest in the long-running franchise started in 1995. Started back when the Miami Vice was not very nice, the two Miami cops are still out chasing drug dealer and cartel leaders. But now, a major Bad Dude has turned the tables on the Boys, and now they are running away from the law. Let’s see if quippy remarks and smart-alec banter can get out of this sticky situation…

The Watchers Movie Review

June 6, 2024 (updated June 6, 2024) Published by JMcNaughton

“The Watchers” is a movie based off of recent horror novel, and it was adapted to give you scares and chills. At least the interesting premise will get you engaged, but the final reveal is where is should pack a punch. Especially if the Writer and Director is a child of the one of the current greats. However, sometimes you can stretch a rubber band just so far before it snaps… Read more The Watchers Movie Review

The Big Bend Movie Review

June 3, 2024 (updated June 3, 2024) Published by JMcNaughton

“The Big Bend” is an independent movie about some friends visiting from New Jersey into the rugged wilds of the Bid Bend region of Texas. Old college friends are reunited, and two families are challenged with internal (and external) crisis situations. Out where the terrain is rough and the desert is harsh, they find the truth is sometimes harsher… Read more The Big Bend Movie Review

Young Woman and the Sea Movie Review

May 30, 2024 (updated May 30, 2024) Published by Shari K. Green

This film is based on the book of the same name, written by Glenn Stout and published in 2009. I, for one, am glad it was written. The movie is about a young swimmer named Trudy Ederle who had big dreams and, lucky for all women who play sports today, wouldn’t give up on them.
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