Reviews

Not really a later-day Kramer Vs Kramer in its shaded examination of a union, in a way, coming to an end, is this latest sharply observed, very personal drama from Noah Baumbach.   His Marriage Story which may sound like a misnomer bristles with honesty, wistfulness, and even humanity as an early montage depicts what […]

Director Roland Emmerich’s (Independence Day) film depicts the 1942 attack on Pearl Harbor by the Japanese, followed by the air/sea battle of Midway. A notable cast makes up the real life heroes.  Dennis Quaid is Admiral William “Bull” Halsey, Aaron Eckhart is Jimmy Doolittle, who led a subsequent raid on Tokyo. Woody Harrelson is Fleet […]

The music from the Christmas song: ‘Last Christmas’ which fills the sound track especially at the beginning is the best we get in this non Christmas present.  The story about Kate is bland and she is not a like able character through most of the film.  Kate (Emilia Clarke) is an immigrant in England from […]

This adaption of a 2013 Stephen King novel happens to be a follow-up to a 1980 rendering of the macabre-minded Main author that didn’t tickle his fancy very much, Stanley Kubrick’s The Shining. Now, Mike Flanagan (Oculus, and Origin of Evil delves into the existence of one Danny Torrance (Evan McGregor) two score after the […]

As the director, Edward Norton brings us back to the time when film noir was in vogue.  The setting is in the middle fifties but feels more like the 40s.  Norton’s Lionel Essrog has been motherless since he was six years old, and his friend Frank Minna (Bruce Willis) also an orphan always refers to […]