Sometimes there are movies that come out that are simply just delightful and heartwarming and make audiences feel good. I always welcome movies like this, especially in today’s climate. Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris certainly delivers that and with some delightful performances, it certainly is a delight from start to finish. Think of a film […]
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In 1977 a young first baseman by the name of Willie Mays Aikens made his debut in the baseball major leagues, and quickly rose to the top of the ranks. He helped his team, the Kansas City Royals make the playoffs twice during his time with them. He even becomes the first player to hit […]
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Little Charles Musgrove (Hardy Yusuf) uses his non-broken hand to point to his face as a way of telling his aunt Anne Elliot (Dakota Johnson) that she still has jam of her face. The reason she has jam of her face is because she paints a mustache on her face. For the children, she impersonates […]
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In the collectively shared zeitgeist of our modern existences there are places that take on a life of their own… Dreaming Walls: Inside The Chelsea Hotel is about so much more than the edifice itself but rather how its existence has shaped the artists and the people who have been inside it for generations. The […]
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Even gods need to get their mojo back… Ok, we’ll admit it, Thor: Love & Thunder just might be one of the more wholly entertaining entries into the Marvel Cinematic Universe to date; and we honestly didn’t expect it to be. It manages to be wholesome, sweet, hilarious, and a little dark as it foreshadows […]
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Claire Denis’ Both Sides of the Blade has two main characters. One is Jean (Vincent Lindon), an ex-rugby player trying to get his foot back into the job market after spending time in jail. The other is his lover, radio host Sara (Juliette Binoche). Calling Jean and Sara lovers is accurate, vacations and all, but […]
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With a real sense of guarded optimism, we can say only this. It’s beginning to feel a lot like summer…and for genre fans that means only one thing… Back in the heart of downtown Montreal from July 14th through August 3rd it’s the 25th Anniversary of the Fantasia International Film Festival which is unquestionably the […]
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ITV America has had an interesting history, spanning five decades. In those decades they’ve produced Muppets specials to Lifetime TV. During the recent two decades though, they’ve collaborated with Netflix to reboot and rebrand reality TV shows like Queer Eye. And now, that collaboration has produced a show called How To Build A Sex Room. […]
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Christos Nikou’s Apples is a film that feels more in tune with the quirk yet said indies of the turn of the 21st century more than it feels like a late entry to the Greek Weird Wave. Someone probably already wrote why many of the films in the previous wave dealt with memory, but if […]
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Whomever said marriage was easy, was a liar. Whomever said marriage was easy after kids was a bigger liar. Fair Play follows three separate families and the challenges they face in sharing the responsibilities of being a family and division of household work to ensure a healthy balance between both members of the family. Sure, […]
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