“BlackBerry” is a dramatization inspired by real people and events that took place in Waterloo, Ontario, while creating the BlackBerry phones.
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Crater” is Streaming today, May 12, on Disney+. That’s a little worrisome because, generally, a movie that avoids advertising and hides out, only to be seen on the release date on its site, won’t be something you want to run to see. You may feel that way if you’re an adult, but you’ll see this as a fun adventure if you’re a lot younger. Mom. Dad. It’ll be okay to watch it with them. It isn’t all that bad.
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Here, Carmen is tackled by well-known choreographer and dancer Benjamin Millepied. The film is very artistic and deserves the attention a lover of something distinct would be willing to give it. You should, too, just for the hearts that created it. The score by Nicholas Britell (Succession, Moonlight) is exceptional. However, this is an odd creation.
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Directed by: Nancy Schwartzman (Roll Red Roll)
Directed by: Eva Longoria
Written by: Linda Yvette Chávez, Lewis Colick
Starring: Jesse Garcia, Annie Gonzalez, Dennis Haysbert, Emilio Rivera, Tony Shalhoub, Matt Walsh, Pepe Serna, Bobby Soto, Jimmy Gonzales, Brice Gonzalez, Vanessa Martinez, Fabian Alomar, Mario Ponce, Hunter Jones
Rated: PG-13
Run Time: 1h 39m
Genres: Biography, Drama, History
Distributed by: HULU
Directed by: Christopher Nolan
Written by: Christopher Nolan,Kai Bird, Martin Sherwin
Starring: Cillian Murphy, Emily Blunt, Robert Downey, Jr., Matt Damon, Rami Malek, Florence Pugh, Benny Safdie, Michael Angarano, Josh Hartnett and Kenneth Branagh
Genres: Biography, History, Drama
Produced by: Emma Thomas, Charles Roven and Christopher Nolan
Distributor: Universal Pictures
Directed by: Dan Mirvish
Written by: Daniel Moya, Dan Mirvish
Starring: Vondie Curtis-Hall, Willa Fitzgerald, Richard Kind, Jon Cryer, Marija Juliette Abney, Ted Raimi and Bruce Campbell
Rated: PG-13
Run Time: 1h 28m
Genres: Comedy, Thriller
Distributor: Adventure Entertainment
Judy Blume was everyone’s “other” mother. Well, she was when I was growing up, that is. Her stories fit perfectly into our lives, explaining to us, in a way the school hadn’t yet, what was happening with our bodies, why it was happening and if everyone was going through the same things. We didn’t want to approach our parents about certain topics or thoughts, especially concerning matters of our attraction toward the opposite sex. Judy Blume made it alright to hold that opinion. What her characters went through, we went through.
She was read by both boys and girls. We needed her voice. We needed her guidance.
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