THE LIGHTHOUSE Has Bright Patches, But Doesn’t Illuminate as Vibrantly as Anticipated
There are some lonely professions out there. One imagines that being stationed in a remote part of the world might …Read the Rest
Tag Archives: drama
BLACK AND BLUE Offers B-Movie Thrills, But Little Depth
Sometimes, you attend a film screening and the movie isn’t quite what you anticipated. Occasionally, this can be a good …Read the Rest
DOLEMITE IS MY NAME Is Sweet, Genuine and (Appropriately) Bawdy
This film premieres on Netflix on October 25th, 2019. Back in my teenage and college years, this film enthusiast spent …Read the Rest
AD ASTRA is Absorbing and Features a Few Wondrous Sights
If any scientists out there are planning on building a lab in space, they might want to check out the …Read the Rest
DOWNTON ABBEY is An Entertaining and Nostalgic Trip
The British series Downton Abbey ran for six seasons and became something of a worldwide phenomenon, captivating viewers with its …Read the Rest
THE GOLDFINCH is Intriguing but Doesn’t Truly Sing
It must be especially daunting to try and adapt a Pulitzer Prize winning novel to the big screen. As a …Read the Rest
BRITTANY RUNS A MARATHON Stumbles But Eventually Makes it Across the Finish Line
When Alanis Morissette wrote that song in the 90s about irony, I feel like there should have been a verse …Read the Rest
BRIAN BANKS Benefits from an Empathetic Lead Performance
For those unfamiliar with the group, the California Innocence Project is a non-profit organization based out of San Diego that …Read the Rest
ONCE UPON A TIME… IN HOLLYWOOD is Another Winner from Tarantino
Over the years, writer/director Quentin Tarantino made some iconic works like Reservoir Dogs, Pulp Fiction and Django Unchained. Even his …Read the Rest
Blasts from the Past! Blu-ray Review: SHORTCUT TO HAPPINESS (2003)
This Blu-ray release from the MVD Visual Marquee Collection will be available for purchase on July 16th, 2019. Way back …Read the Rest