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Daily Archives: October 11, 2016
Movie Review: A parent relives his punk past in”Ordinary World”
In “Ordinary World,” Green Day’s Billie Joe Armstrong plays an aging punk — husband and dad years past his punk-rock peak — who decides the most punk thing he can still manage is to blow a wad of his hardware … Continue reading
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Movie: “Denial” reminds us that America isn’t the only place loaded with “deplorables”
Fateful timing brings the Holocaust drama “Denial” into American theaters in the stretch run of the strangest presidential election in modern American history. Here’s a British film about a British lawsuit in which an unconscionable liar sued a widely-celebrated … Continue reading
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