Ryan (Travis Laughlin) is about to get married. His friend Mark, played by the writer and director of the film, Reed Arnold, who is standing up with him as his best man, and his bestie from college, Rose (Kelly Russo), show up to view the nuptials. However, she wasn’t invited.
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This movie is flawless, which surprised me. It gives you exactly what it says it will: a comedic film with a beautifully dramatic ending. Read more
The director of “Tuner,” Daniel Roher, directed the well-known documentaries “Navalny” and “Blink” and also for the 2026 documentary “The AI Doc: Or How I Became an Apocaloptimist.” Now here comes a narrative film, a crime/romance about a man who tunes pianos for a living. It doesn’t matter what genre film Daniel Roher chooses to direct; I’m interested in seeing how it plays out.
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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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…
I’ve never read a Colleen Hoover book to give you a comparison of the adaptation, but from the sounds of joy and the occasional holler going on last night during certain moments of the film, I think I’m missing out.
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