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Daily Archives: July 27, 2021
Movie Preview: Oscar Isaac is “The Card Counter” with a past in Paul Schrader’s latest
Tiffany Haddish, Willem Dafoe and Tye Sheridan co-star in this poker and war crimes tale, “presented by Martin Scorsese,” a peer and an old pal backing 70s screenwriting/directing icon Schrader’s Sept. 10 release. This looks brilliant. Hard to beat that … Continue reading
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Movie Preview: The new “Ghostbusters: Afterlife” trailer
This one plays up Annie Potts, Paul Rudd and Carrie Coon, and teases a certain Blues Brother. The kids have been given a “Stranger Things” build up in the first trailer. This one emphasizes the geek tech, as well. What … Continue reading
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Movie Preview: Rebecca Hall’s at war with “The Night House”
A little “Invisible Man” styled horror from Searchlight, this one opens August 20.
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Movie Review: “Jungle Cruise” Loses its Way
We have just enough time to settle in for the fun ride that “Jungle Cruise” might have been before the rug is almost wholly pulled out from under us. Dwayne Johnson turns up the charm and charisma as everybody’s favorite … Continue reading
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