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The Fall Guy: Won’t “Stunt...
David Leitch (Director) started out as a stunt-double for many famous actors, including Brad Pitt and Jean-Claude Van Damme. His directorial debut was none other
Civil War: A Cautionary Tale Not for t...
“Civil War,” directed by Alex Garland, is a rollercoaster ride through a minefield of journalistic ethics in a dystopian, war-torn America quite literally through the
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
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American Made: Tom Cruise Nails It!
Nicole Kidman and Katie Holmes may not love Tom Cruise anymore, but I still do. Tom, the world’s most famous Scientologist, doesn’t believe in psychiatry, but I don’t hold that against him. I think he’s arguably America’s most under-rated actor,
Marshall: A Compelling Legal Drama
Thurgood Marshall (July 2,1908 – January 24, 1993) was the first African American Associate Justice of the Supreme Court (October 1967 – October 1991). Prior to becoming a Supreme Court Justice, he successfully argued before the Supreme Court on the
Blade Runner 2049: Visually-Spectacular Sci-Fi Fil...
If I saw the original Blade Runner (1982), directed by Ridley Scott, then I don’t remember it. Apparently, this film became a cult classic even though it wasn’t very successful at the time of its release. Since I don’t have
Stronger: The Long Journey From Disaster to Triump...
The screenplay for this film, written by John Pollono, is adapted from the memoir “Stronger,” which was co-written by Jeff Bauman and Bret Witter. It has three AAW performances, which makes the movie worth seeing for the great acting alone,
