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Hallelujah: Leonard Cohen, A Journey, A Son...
The now-deceased singer/songwriter, poet, and novelist, Leonard Cohen, is loved by many millions of fans around the world. This documentary skims over Cohen’s life history
Mr. Malcolm’s List: A 2-Hour Bridgert...
For those of you who enjoy the Netflix Shonda Rhimes series “Bridgerton,” you will probably also like “Mr. Malcolm’s List,” since it’s essentially a two-hour
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
Cha Cha Real Smooth: Break-Out Film for Coo...
Cooper Raiff is the Director, Writer, Producer, and Star of “Cha Cha Real Smooth,” and he is a major talent. The few actors I remember
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 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
The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent: A ...
I am a huge Nicolas Cage fan, and I’ll bet there are plenty of you reading this that are, too. He has starred in some
Everything Everywhere All At Once: Philosop...
This movie has a terrific premise and has much to recommend it, but its nearly-constant freneticism, excessive length, and too many martial arts battles spoiled
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
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