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Cabrini: A Saint for All Seasons
It’s Easter Sunday, and it seems quite fitting to me to write this review today on “Cabrini,” a biopic wonderfully directed by Alejandro Monteverde. Cabrini
Dune Part Two: Will Three Be a Crowd?
Critic Debut of “Prodigal Son” Noah Davis “Dune: Part Two” thrusts us back into the sand-swept chaos of Arrakis, where the aftermath of House Atreides’
Dave’s Top 10 of 2023!
I am not making any AA predictions for best picture or any of the other categories because “The Academy” selections are so political now. If
Anatomy Of A Fall: Compelling Courtroo...
This French film won the “Palme d’Or” award at the Cannes Film Festival. The most compelling reason to see it is the AAW performance by
Maestro: Hits a Sour Note! (Netflix &#...
I greatly admired Leonard Bernstein, played in this film by Bradley Cooper. Being from New York and Jewish, Bernstein was one of my heroes! I
Poor Things: “Rich” in Man...
The more I reflect on “Poor Things,” the more I like it! As of now, it is my third-favorite film of the year! (First is
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Somewhere in Queens: Winds Up in a Nice Place (Hul...
Robin and I were watching Bill Maher’s TV show on Friday, and his guest was none other than Ray Romano. It turns out that Ray is the Director and Co-Writer of a newly released Hulu movie, “Somewhere in Queens.” The
May December: Reconstructing the Past From the Pre...
This film has received excellent reviews and has many things going for it, but I was disappointed. The movie is loosely based on the notorious case of Mary Kay Letourneau, who spent 6 years in prison for statutory rape after
Godzilla Minus One: A “Monster” of a M...
I was only six years old when the first Godzilla movie was released, and there have been numerous Godzilla films since then. I think “Godzilla Minus One” compares favorably with all-time monster classics such as “King Kong” and “Jaws.” However,
The Holdovers: A Christmas Comedy!
This film came out in October and hardly any theatres are showing it now, but I would recommend renting it once it becomes available. The film reunites Director Alexander Payne and Paul Giamatti, who were a great team in “Sideways.”
