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Daily Archives: June 18, 2019
Movie Review: A Brit takes us through the trials of life as a working class “American Woman”
The performances anchoring “American Woman” are some of the finest screen acting we’ll see this year. Sienna Miller and Christina Hendricks play sisters with all the lived-in love and knowing-which-buttons-to-punch of the real thing. Amy Madigan slips into the role … Continue reading
Movie Review: Trapped in a movie theater? The horrors of “Nightmare Cinema”
The strangers are drawn to the old movie house with Rialto on its marquee. Maybe the title listed up there grabs them — “”Mashit: With Father Benedict Abuelo,” “Dead,” or more invitingly — “Nightmare Cinema.” Each of the five takes … Continue reading
Preview, “Emanuel” as endorsed by Steph Curry
Righteous of Curry to put himself out there for this production. He produced the docu-drama about the Charleston church massacre and he’s determined to get people to watch it as well. The sort of thing Tiger Woods would never … Continue reading
