Category: Reviews
If I Had Legs I’d Kick You Movie Review
“If I Had Legs I’d Kick You” is a slow-motion slide down a slippery slope of anxiety and depression. A woman who is trained to help others deal with their emotional issues finds it impossible to deal with all of her own. She sinks in deeper and deeper, and dark clouds of doubt surround her. Read more
The Black Phone 2 Movie Review
“The Black Phone 2” carries on the tense telephone terror that began in “The Black Phone” (2021). In the original movie, an old black rotary phone held a supernatural connection to a world beyond. A serial child abductor/ killer was stopped by one of his victims. However, the now deceased killer is back to his old tricks. The Black Phone now has become a party line… Read more
Good Fortune Movie Review
If you miss this, you may be considered a dumb-dum. Hear that in your head as Ted in “Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure” would have said it because it’s said in the film in exactly that tone. Vocally, Reeve’s character of angel Gabriel sounds and behaves somewhat like his Ted did. Maybe Gabriel liked the movie? This was simply a joy to watch. The comedic elements really hit the mark.
After the Hunt Movie Review
Not what I was expecting. “After the Hunt” ultimately proved to be… unexceptional. It’s filled with plenty to look at and listen to, the score, top-notch, the cinematography tremendous, as I assumed it would be based on those involved. Read more
Roofman Movie Review
Kiss of the Spider Woman Movie Review
This movie was much more than I was expecting. Bill Condon brought out the best in these actors; the movie was visually impressive, and everyone involved handled their tasks with ease and skill. Read more
Tron: Ares Movie Review
I’m looking forward to number four. With the thrills, excitement, and just pure entertainment you get from this third Tron film, they’d be crazy not to make another.
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Anemone Movie Review
The synopsis says this film explores the complex and profound ties that exist between brothers, fathers, and sons. Daniel Day-Lewis, one of the most revered actors in the world, resurfaces from the retirement he entered eight years ago to work with his son on this project.
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Anemone Movie Review
“Anemone” is grim and glum picture of self-isolation. Yet the picture is beautiful and magnificent, and the picture is moved by some incredible acting. The award-winning talent is given a canvas that is barely holding up. It is like putting a finely tuned Ferrari engine into a Volkswagen Beetle. It is ready to race but runs more like the tortoise than the rabbit. Read more