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“An Officer’s Dilemma With Corruption” Good cop, bad cop: This concept seems to be bleeding across borders, whether unfolding in reality or fictional narratives. For many, police states may seem like a staple in society, something entire generations may only know for the entirety of not only their lives but their parent’s lifetimes as well….
“Sentiment and Home Shopping Collide in an Ambitious Outing” Like Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt and The Flight Attendant before it, Showtime’s bright-eyed new comedy, I Love That For You serves up a determined protagonist in the throes of reinvention. My, how clumsy her efforts are. Vanessa Bayer’s Joanna Gold is genuinely motivated to make her life…
“‘Crimes of the Future’ is the year’s most shocking movie” At Thursday night’s New York premiere of “Crimes of the Future,” controversial director David Cronenberg issued an ominous warning: “Maybe we’ll see you at the end.” movie review Running time: 107 minutes. Rated R (strong disturbing violent content and grisly images, graphic nudity and some…
“‘The Interceptor’ review: Netflix tortures subscribers again” Look no further than the torturous new movie “Interceptor” to understand why users are abandoning Netflix in droves. Ten dollars, they realize, can buy them the reliable joy of a cold beer, or two $5 foot-longs from Subway, instead of a subscription to a streaming service that’s turned…
“Friends pine in the Pines in sweet rom-com” The cute romantic comedy “Fire Island” takes the story of “Pride and Prejudice” and really amps up the “Pride.” Written by and starring Joel Kim Booster, the film modernizes Jane Austen’s 1813 oft-adapted novel, relocates it to the thumping New York beach vacation spot and makes nearly…
“‘Top Gun: Maverick’ review: The perfect summer movie” Now that’s how you do a 1980s film sequel. Walking into “Top Gun: Maverick,” starring Tom Cruise, viewers violently shake with nervousness that they might witness a nightmarish repeat of “Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull” — all their favorite ‘80s stars and characters…
“A Neo-Western with Heart in Big Sky Country” An estranged brother and sister come to terms over their abusive father in Big Sky Country. Montana Story is a powerfully dramatic tale of reconciliation. The narrative moves at a deliberative pace that feels meandering at times. The filmmakers use these intermittent lulls to gorge the audience…
“‘Doctor Strange’ sequel is one of the year’s worst” The Marvel Cinematic Universe has officially jumped the Stark. Its wobbly Phase Four (“Eternals” was vile, “Black Widow” was OK, “Shang-Chi” was a lot of fun) has been joined by one of the worst films so far in the bloated 27-movie franchise — not to mention…
“‘Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore’ review: Stop these films” Avada Kedavra! That’s the killing curse in the Wizarding World of Harry Potter. Point your wand, yell that out and your enemy is kaput in a flash of green light. So now, I will direct my wand at the “Fantastic Beasts and Where To Find…
“Chariot Review: An Absurd Afterlife Odyssey” An insomniac (Thomas Mann) haunted by a recurring dream sees a bizarre psychiatrist (John Malkovich) in Chariot. Saban Films A distant man tortured by an odd recurring dream seeks help from a bizarre psychiatrist. Chariot is a hollow and absurd exploration of the afterlife. What begins as an interesting…