Daily Archives: March 12, 2022

BOX OFFICE: “Batman” lands another $66 million, “Dog” closes in on $50

Posted on March 12, 2022 by Roger Moore

“The Batman” managed to hold onto almost 50% of its opening weekend take and stir up another $66.3 million Friday-Sun, cleaning the $400 million mark worldwide by the end of the weekend. That’s all based on a Friday take of … Continue reading →

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Netflixable? Pine pines for firm ground for his “Outlaw King” to stand on

Posted on March 12, 2022 by Roger Moore

I missed “Outlaw King” when Netflix dropped it in 2018, because I occasionally drop Netflix when I find myself running out of content to watch/review and have seen every Indonesian romance, Turkish those story and Brazilian comedy that might interest … Continue reading →

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Movie Preview: Agron copes with parents Bergen and Dustin Hoffman — “As They Made Us”

Posted on March 12, 2022 by Roger Moore

Diana Agron and Simon Helberg play siblings coping with end of life issues for their dad, played by Dustin Hoffman, while keeping their mom (Candice Bergen) on an even keel in this Mayim Bialik family dramedy. Quiver Distribution has “As … Continue reading →

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Next Screening? Feats of strength might win the heart of the fair lady — “The Shepherdess and the Seven Songs”

Posted on March 12, 2022 by Roger Moore

This film based on an Indian folk looks simple, old fashioned even. But we are intrigued. It streams March 15.

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