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All Quiet on the Western Front: Making Osca...
My close friend Warren loves war movies, and, if you love them too, you shouldn’t miss this one. (If you don’t like them, you might
She Said: The Take-Down of Harvey Weinstein
On October 5, 2017, two NY Times investigative reporters, Jodi Kantor and Megan Twohey, broke a blockbuster story establishing that mega-powerful movie executive Harvey Weinstein
The Woman King: Majestic African Epic!
Director Gina Prince-Bythewood and Screenwriter Dana Stevens have created a film with a lot going for it. I anticipate that it will wind up on
Elvis: Worth Seeing, But Should Have Been B...
Elvis was “The King” of Rock’N’Roll, at least until Beatlemania. Directed by the “over-the-top” Baz Luhrmann, this film is a big spectacle with some wonderful
The Highwaymen: A Detective Buddy-Movie (Ne...
One of my favorite films of 1967 was “Bonnie and Clyde,” directed by the legendary Arthur Penn. Bonnie and Clyde were bank robbers in the
Dave’s 10 Favorite 2021 Films!
I will NOT be posting my Oscar predictions this year. Due to COVID, I haven’t been to the movie theater much and I have no
Munich – The Edge of War: Intense Pre-WWI...
I really enjoyed this fictional British pre-WWII drama, based on the novel “Munich” by Robert Harris. The plot is interesting and creative, the acting is
The Tragedy of Macbeth: Interesting Take on...
Joel Coen was fascinated by Shakespeare’s “Macbeth,” and, for many years, wanted to make a movie of it. Apparently, his brother and usual movie partner,
Being The Ricardos: Not Easy (Amazon Prime ...
Aaron Sorkin is a prolific TV and Screenplay writer who has also directed a few movies. In “Being The Ricardos,” he’s the Writer/Director and, for
Spencer: Princess Diana Drowning in Despair...
If you’re depressed (secondary to COVID or other life stresses), just watch “Spencer” and you may reach for the Lithium because you will seem at
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