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Daily Archives: July 3, 2021
Movie Review: “Settlers” face Human failings on a distant colony
They’re all alone out there, tending their desert farm, feeding their pigs, making their own entertainment. Dad (Jonny Lee Miller) distracts little Remy (Brooklyn Prince) with joke-threat contests, stories and star-gazing. Mom (Sofia Boutella) handles the home-schooling, and sometimes sings … Continue reading
Movie Review — Martial Arts from Malaysia, “Silat Warriors: Deed of Death”
The fights get steadily better, the longer you stick with “Silat Warriors: Deed of Death,” a “steal my land, get your ass kicked” martial arts movie from Malaysia. The walk-through choreography, sometimes disguised through slow motion, sometimes sped-up, is abandoned … Continue reading
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Movie Review: Whatever you do, pal, “No Sudden Move”
“No Sudden Move” could’ve been THE movie of the summer, had screenwriter Ed “Men in Black” Solomon figured out an exit strategy. A damned clever neo-noir with a top-drawer cast, genuine suspense, dark humor and a plot that keeps you … Continue reading
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