This is simply remarkable. If you haven’t seen other documentaries about McCartney, there are no others now. Just watch this. It covers everything… and it’s that good.
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Category: Reviews
Dreams Movie Review
February 26, 2026
(updated February 26, 2026)
Published by JMcNaughton
“Dreams” is a movie that examines the way people deal with borders. These are physical borders, such as between countries. It can also include borders between wealthy people and the lower classes. But especially borders between doing what is right for people, and doing what feels good. Read more
EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert
EPiC is EPIC! I’ve seen “Elvis Presley in Concert” twice now, once in IMAX and once in a standard theater. While any theater will do, IMAX is the way to go to watch the man, who stunned the world with his beautiful voice and face, come to life before your very eyes. He was never just a singer; he was a performer, one I hate to have missed seeing.
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How to Make a Killing Movie Review
Glen Powell (Becket Redfellow) can make any role fit him, but I like him going super dark. It works.
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Midwinter Break Movie Review
“Midwinter Break” is based on an acclaimed international bestselling novel of the same name by Bernard MacLaverty. It’s a deep story, but in the beginning, the movie plods along so slowly that it’s hard to get its audience back.
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Pillion Movie Review
This is essential viewing for the passion it shows and for its truth. This might be about a love you feel uncomfortable with at times, but it’s love to them, and that’s all that counts. So, it isn’t a traditional love story, but it’s intense and loving, nonetheless.
Crime 101 Movie Review
A must-see! The use of 101 in the title should be explained, as it may lead you to believe that there’s something it’s not. It refers to the 101 freeway that goes through Los Angeles.
Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die Movie Review
“Wuthering Heights” Movie Review
February 12, 2026
(updated February 12, 2026)
Published by JMcNaughton
“Wuthering Heights” is a movie adapted from the 1847 novel by Emily Brontë. That means it is very loosely adapted, in that this movie takes the bare bones from the novel and amps up the feverish intensity. It seems to be created in the seductively amorous mind of a young college co-ed who is madly in love with her Drama instructor. Read more
By Design Movie Review
This is very strange, watching a woman be more accepted as a chair than a human, but that’s not a warning; it’s to let you know you’re in for something truly rare. Make time for this. If you like surrealist art, you won’t regret it.
