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“#Pixar Riffs on the Existential in an Ambitious Comedy – /Film” There’s no question that Soul has, well, a soul. In fact, this existential Pixar comedy has many souls jangling around its story, and near as many ideas. It’s a movie bursting to the seams with wild concepts, twists, and turns, almost to the point of…
“#A Wonderful Balm for 2020 – /Film” With Wonder Woman, director Patty Jenkins went to war for the right to be a little cheesy. The 2017 superhero movie was decadent with sincerity, with an unabashed hope for humanity that made it a lone bright spot in the increasingly dour comic book movie landscape. With Wonder Woman…
“#‘Archenemy’ Review: Joe Manganiello Leads an Incendiary Superhero Movie Unlike Anything You’ve Seen Before” “The world is a really complicated place right now. America is a really complicated place right now. And I’m not a politician or an activist, but I do feel a responsibility to put positive, powerful, meaningful messages out into the world…you…
“#A Definitive Horror Film – /Film” In the grand tradition of movies that are hard to write about without spoiling, this one comes out a frontrunner. Trust me when I say you do yourself a disservice to ask too many questions before seeing the film. Go in as blind as possible, dear reader, and pay…
“#An Old School Sports Drama – /Film” Over the past 13 months, Disney+ has released a series of original films that are all heavily indebted to the era of live-action filmmaking that preceded the Marvel Cinematic Universe, before the studio had been packed full of franchises. In the last three weeks alone, they’ve leaned heavily…
“#George Clooney’s Latest Fails to Launch – /Film” It’s the end of the world as we know it in The Midnight Sky, a post-apocalyptic drama from director George Clooney. Set in the year 2049, an unspecified event is quickly killing off the planet, sending people underground. But there are also people much, much higher above –…
“#Emotional, Powerful Punch – /Film” Netflix churns out content at a mile a minute, but every now and then, there’s a title that demands that you stop and think for a moment. And this month, there are three — though they’ll only ask that you stop and think for about 10 minutes. Three diverse Netflix…
“#Soderbergh At Sea – /Film” Can you even imagine going on a cruise again? I’m sure some people are perfectly fine with the idea – heck, some people would be willing to go right now, this very second, if they could. But here in the age of the coronavirus, cruises seem like floating Petri dishes; isolated…
“#Watch Enchanted Again Instead – /Film” Disney cannot resist cannibalizing itself, even after it’s had a good helping. The existence of Disney+ allows the larger company to continue remaking its animated films in live-action form, or rebooting them, or re-imagining them, or re-whatever-ing them. The new Disney+ film Godmothered would fall into the “re-imagining” camp;…
“#Broadway is back on Netflix” Running time: 130 minutes. Rated PG-13 (for thematic elements, some suggestive/sexual references and language.) On Netflix Dec. 11. Making the Broadway musical “The Prom” into a film was a risky move for Ryan Murphy. The cute little show by Matthew Sklar, Chad Beguelin and Bob Martin was warmly received when it…