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Where the Crawdads Sing: Resilience of the ...
“Where the Crawdads Sing” (WTCDS) is an adaptation of the bestseller of the same name, written by Delia Owens. Although I never read the book,
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 Black Phone: Terrific Suspense/Horror T...
I wrote in my last review that there wasn’t anything worth seeing in the theaters except for “Top Gun,” but I was mistaken. It turns
Top Gun: Maverick – Has It All!
Tom Cruise is a Scientologist who is anti-psychiatry, but I love the guy anyway. He’s a very under-rated actor who has starred in some of
The Batman: An Engrossing Crime Drama
I am usually not into Super-Hero/Comic Book movies, but “The Batman” received excellent reviews, so I decided to see it. I enjoyed the film quite
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
West Side Story: Magical Musical
Steven Spielberg, arguably the greatest filmmaker of our time, loved the original 1961 “West Side Story” movie as a child and had an increasing desire
Dune Part I: Nice Try to Adapt the Novel, B...
This film is the second attempt to adapt the iconic novel Dune (Frank Herbert, 1965). It succeeds more than David Lynch’s 1984 film, but, if
The Last Duel: “Cutting Edge” P...
This film is based on true Medieval events. The movie has a great pedigree, being directed by Ridley Scott (“Gladiator”), co-written by Nicole Holofcener, Matt
No Time To Die: A Long Time To Watch
Unless you’ve just returned from a top-secret Jeff Bezos rocket ship to Mars, you already know that this is Daniel Craig’s final Bond film. At
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