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Daily Archives: March 31, 2019
Preview, Gad Elmaleh has to explain to Seinfeld how he’s “Huge in France”
Netflix has this French comic comes to America comedy series, a couple of laughs in the trailer. Not sure how many episodes it merits (seems 80 minute feature length comedy material), but “Huge in France” streams April 12.
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Preview, Lithgow and Danner look at “the wrong side of 60” in “The Tomorrow Man”
Between this and “Pet Sematary,” we’re getting a mini-John Lithgow Renaissance. Blythe Danner always works. A semi-crank survivalist, no doubt stocked up with Glenn Beck bullion, meets a woman broken by the past — grief. Looks lovely. But as “The … Continue reading
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