Emilia Pérez – Impressive Ambition Can’t Overcome The Final Result
Credit Netflix for venturing into areas of film distribution where traditional studios fear to tread. Most of the major studios seem reliant on swinging for the fences by generating ... Continue Reading →
Wicked – A Wild Musical Tour of The Emerald City
Director John M. Chu has proven his mettle with his last two films (“Rich Crazy Asians” and “In the Heights”), so giving him the reins for the film adaptation of one of the ... Continue Reading →
Blitz – Film Review
With a scorching opening, the film portrays the terror raining from above and the fires at ground level in London of World War 2. Respite is found underground, and with Paul Weller ... Continue Reading →
Review: V-U2 An Immersive Concert Film
U2’s live performances at Sphere heralded a new dawn in live entertainment. Those 700,000 fans able to attend the extended residency came away gob smacked. It certainly took a band ... Continue Reading →
Conclave – An Intriguing Glimpse Into the Election of a Pope
With all the ongoing interest in voting results, it’s interesting to see a depiction of the inner workings of the Catholic Church as the upper echelon conducts their voting when the ... Continue Reading →
Will & Harper – Film Review
With just about perfect timing, on the eve of an administration that has supporters that do not look favorably on The Other, whether as a fellow citizen or someone from abroad, this ... Continue Reading →
His Three Daughters
On one level this is a fairly simple story unfolding about three women preparing for the imminent death of their father. As the film unfolds, however, subtle layers emerge about the ... Continue Reading →
Wolfs: Clooney and Pitt Have Some Fine Moments, But We Are Left Disappointed
It is often said that artists make their best work when they are young and hungry, and if they become old and rich, there is far less danger in that later work. Exceptions abound, and ... Continue Reading →
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