David Lowery, who wrote and directed this film, has a handful of movies that I can’t say enough good things about. His 2017 feature, “A Ghost Story,” a supernatural romance starring Casey Affleck and Rooney Mara is a personal favorite.
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“Michael” is a biography that focuses on the King of Pop. Michael Jackson is well-known as incredible artist and performer. This movie about his life only amplifies the positives and avoids any of the negatives. It is a glorious jukebox of Jackson’s Greatest Hits, and a concentrated blast of music and dancing.
Used in the review of this movie will not be the word normal. Why? Because this is anything but that. Bob Odenkirk knows his audience well. That being the case, he and the writer of Nobody 1 & 2 wrote this screenplay knowing you’d enjoy what they came up with.
“Lee Cronin’s The Mummy” is a movie about, well, a Mummy — but not in the ancient-thousands-of-years-old variety. This is a sickly twisted version that is closer to “The Exorcist” than “The Scorpion King”. The cursed tomb is replaced by a cursed family house. But the level of intense gore and visceral goo is more than some stomachs can endure… Read more
“Miroirs No. 3” is the name of classic, romantic piano piece by Maurice Ravel. It is also the title for this movie about mirrors, and about how life is reflected in all types of daily activity. It is how a ghost from the past can be an invited guest in a lonely house. Read more
This is a story about a young woman who decides to finally put others aside and do something for herself. However, there’s a journey to that moment, which is what you get from this film.
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Missing the days of the reliable Rom-com? “Theyyy’re baaack,” with “You, Me & Tuscany.” We meet Anna (Halle Bailey from “The Little Mermaid”) in a gorgeous penthouse, dressed to the Nines and carrying a pompous, fluffy little pooch. Anna is gorgeous, and so is the way in which she lives.
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“Beast” is a rough, bloody, testosterone-fueled smack-down of a movie. It deals with an older, retired MMA fighter. His days of winning in Mixed Martial Arts are over, until a situation puts him back into the ring. Part of it is for redemption, and part of it is for revenge.
Norwegian writer/director Kristoffer Borgli gave Nicholas Cage an excellent vehicle to become a living nightmare in the high-concept, thought-provoking film “Dream Scenario.” Now here comes some serious drama.
“Premarital” is a harmless romp in looking at how a religious backdrop can be placed over some family antics. Think of it as — faith-based movie crossed with “Meet the Parents”. Part of the movie wants to be pure family entertainment, but the other part wants to be a wild and wacky adult comedy. Take your pick…
