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“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 “Wuthering Heights” Movie Review

By Design Movie Review

February 12, 2026 (updated February 12, 2026) Published by Shari K. Green

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.

Michael – First Look Featurette

February 11, 2026 (updated February 11, 2026) Published by Shari K. Green

BECOMING A GLOBAL ICON.

**GO BEHIND THE SCENES OF MICHAEL.**

Bight Movie Review

February 9, 2026 (updated February 9, 2026) Published by JMcNaughton

“Bight” is a movie that deeply delves into some disturbing ‘art’. Two couples meet up for a ‘celebration’ that meanders into ‘artistic expression’ of an unusual type. The various hidden secrets and motivations turn into a torturous night of retribution and restraint. ‘Restraint’, as in tied up in knots… Read more Bight Movie Review

Dracula Movie Review

February 6, 2026 (updated February 10, 2026) Published by Shari K. Green

I’ll ask you, “Did we really need another Dracula flick?” This particular “vampire” film is primarily a romance, so if you’re looking for a fright, look elsewhere. But if you’re interested in director Luc Besson’s interpretation of Bram Stoker’s Dracula, you’ll like what you find here; it’s exceptional in the acting department and has remarkable visuals.
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The Moment Movie Review

February 5, 2026 (updated February 5, 2026) Published by JMcNaughton

“The Moment” is a self-aware mocking of the (fictional) making of a documentary. This ‘Mockumentary’ portrays the trials and tribulations of a Pop Star putting together a major Tour. There are decisions to make, and obstacles to overcome. But none of them seem important. This is a second-rate effort to explain first-world issues. Read more The Moment Movie Review

Scarlet Movie Review

February 4, 2026 (updated February 4, 2026) Published by Shari K. Green

This time-traveling fantasy plot is big on revenge. It takes place at the end of the 16th Century in the kingdom of Denmark full with a princess you’ll love getting to know.
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Shelter Movie Review

January 29, 2026 (updated January 29, 2026) Published by JMcNaughton

“Shelter” is a movie that will break no new ground, even if the main character breaks a few bad guys bones. The ‘lone wolf’ good guy is not alone this time. He has a young girl to take care of; all the while he is taking care of the parade of henchmen that try to stop him. This time, ‘Special Ops’ includes babysitting. Read more Shelter Movie Review

A Private Life Movie Review

January 29, 2026 (updated January 29, 2026) Published by Shari K. Green

This is, quite simply, really good. Jodie Foster plays an American Psychologist Dr. Lilian Steiner. Once married to a Frenchman, Dr. Gaby Haddad (Daniel Auteuil), with whom she shares a son, she’s comfortable in France and with the language, so much so that the only way to know she isn’t French is when she speaks using her American accent.

H is for Hawk Movie Review

January 22, 2026 (updated January 22, 2026) Published by Shari K. Green

This is a passionate adaptation of Helen MacDonald’s memoir, a scholar and environmentalist. It’s a beautiful story you’ll want to stick with, even though it can be monotonous, and slow to almost to a crawl at times before picking back up, once again gaining your trust and attention.
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