A fine comedy that often misses the mark. Move along. … Read More Confess, Fletch

“Delia’s Gone” is writer/director Robert Budreau’s fourth feature film after two films (“Stockholm” and “Born to be Blue”) featuring Ethan Hawke with varying degrees of success. He was able to prove he is competent and an up-and-coming director to keep an eye on, but his newest venture is missing what seems to be the secret… Read More Delia’s Gone

Biting satire and what may be Bardem’s finest performance make this one to seek out.… Read More The Good Boss

A well crafted suspense/thriller with some heart. Song Kang-Ho delivers another fantastic performance. … Read More Emergency Declaration

In December 2019 the beginning framework for this film started happening under the guise that it was simply about a Comanche woman subverting gender norms to become a warrior. Director Dan Trachtenberg and co. wanted to keep it a surprise which would have been pretty amazing, but alas word got out and here we are with a… Read More Prey

Baz Luhrmann has created a film that is not only about the myth but also the man. Luhrmann is maybe the most equipped director to take on Elvis the myth, his penchant for the glitter and the pizzazz certainly lend themselves to his hazy Vegas days. The biggest and best part of Elvis is its… Read More Elvis

Colin Trevorrow has what are kernels of good ideas, but blasts them all through the nostalgia cannon that anything worth exploring is a misshapen bastardization of the magic we fell in love with. … Read More Jurassic World Dominion

Welcome back to my monthly (ish) home video roundup. There is plenty to find at your local store, or wherever you purchase your physical media. From a classic musical for the whole family to the dark and brooding The Batman. First up, Singin’ In The Rain This highly acclaimed musical film has since spurned a… Read More Home Video Roundup