Dear Evan Hansen movie screening

Dear Evan Hansen Movie Review

 

May I start by asking filmmakers to help me out? Please stop having people shove their heads into the toilet, vomiting out their stomach-churning panic and dread every time they’re upset! I’ve seen more heads in toilets than I ever saw after a frat party! I, for one, would like to say that it’s getting old.
Read more

Nightmare Alley Teaser Trailer and Poster

 

Searchlight Pictures Presents: Nightmare Alley A Film By Guillermo del Toro… Only in Theaters December 17, 2021.

 

Directed by: Guillermo del Toro

Written by: Guillermo del Toro, Kim Morgan

Starring: Bradley Cooper, Cate Blanchett, Willem Dafoe, Richard Jenkins, Mary Steenburgen, Ron Perlman, Rooney Mara, David Strathairn and Toni Collette

Rated: R

Genres: Action, Crime, Drama

 

Read more

My Name Is Pauli Murray Movie Review …about a woman we should have already known.

 

Pauli Murray is such an outstanding person that I’d like to know what mistake I made in life for having never heard of her. There is no way to sum up this fantastic human being in a 91-minute film, but directors Julie Cohen and Betsy West did a phenomenal job of introducing the subject of their movie with what time they had.
Read more

The Eyes of Tammy Faye Movie Review

 

“The Eyes of Tammy Faye” is an interesting look at the rise and fall of the Bakkers, a televangelist couple who built an empire and saw it crumble around them. They both have warm Northern Minnesota exteriors that make them seem likable and trustworthy. But the eyes that were fixed on a Heavenly gaze would distract from the money skimmed from the ‘church’ donations. Tammy Faye and her eye make-up made them famous, and the fall from grace gave them both a black eye.

 

Read more

CopShop Movie Review

“CopShop” takes a page out of the standard ‘Manual of Nominal Action Thrillers’. But it makes just enough scribbles in the margins to make it a decently slick movie. All of the ingredients are standard, and the cooking instructions are also straightforward. Take a basic format: hit man is out to kill his target, and a good cop wants to stand in the way. But then mix in some fresh ideas (it all takes place in a police station), and some off-the-wall characters (another hit man shows up delivering balloons), and it makes the bat guano fly! Read more

Blue Bayou Movie Review

“Blue Bayou” tells a rarely told tale of those brought to the States as young children, and now threatened with potential deportation. It is similar to the DREAMER kids, but these are not usually from South American countries or Mexico. These are children from overseas, adopted into White families, but never fully made into U.S. citizens. This is a story of how that situation can break up a family, and break your heart. Read more