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Daily Archives: November 9, 2021
Documentary Preview: Forensics researchers look for Our Military’s Missing in Action — “To What Remains”
A little patriotism, a little science, a righteous mission — giving families closure. Abramarama is missing the boat, not releasing this in time for Veteran’s Day, or more appropriately, Memorial Day. “To What Remains” is due out in December.
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The perfect “Bond Villain” boat?
I’ve seen some mega-yachts in my time, in Marina Del Rey and Fort Lauderdale and Barcelona, etc. This strikes me as a villain’s yacht tender waiting to be cast. It’s what the super rich heavy steps onto after 007 has … Continue reading
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Netflixable? A Japanese generation looks back as it realizes “We Couldn’t Become Adults”
Generational ennui and existential angst is pretty much universal. But today’s Around the World with Netflix offering puts it in a uniquely Japanese context. “We Couldn’t Become Adults” is based on a popular novel published in the island country, whose … Continue reading
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Movie Review: “The Pebble and the Boy” puts Modern Mods on Motorscooters on a quest to Brighton
If the Brits didn’t invent “nostalgia,” you can bet your bollocks they perfected it. Case in point, “The Pebble and the Boy,” a sentimental comedy about a college lad who takes his Dad’s old Lambretta scooter from Manchester to Brighton … Continue reading
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