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Daily Archives: April 19, 2022
Shockingly, movie theater wine from a can…
…tastes like wine from a can. Stick to bottles, “Bev.” And maybe hard seltzer or some such.
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Movie Review: If You Thought Celine Dion was campy, wait’ll you catch “Aline”
The first time you see “the effect,” you’ll puzzle over the “Benjamin Button” idiocy of it all and ponder “What in the French-Canadian F is this?” Because SOMEbody thought the idea of digitally de-aging and shrinking the star of “Aline” … Continue reading
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Movie Review: Japanese navigate and dine to feed their “Sexual Drive”
The director of “The Torture Club” and “Love Disease” is back for another dainty dip into the deep end of Japanese kink with “Sexual Drive,” a droll triptych of food, sex and perverse manipulation. In “Remembrance of Things Past,” Marcel … Continue reading
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Movie Review: Young Love Among the Ruins — “The White Fortress (Tabija)”
We don’t see the moment she first caught his eye. But she did. And we see how he instinctually conspires to literally “bump into” her. He is young. She is younger. And in a flash he’s turned his “rude” bump … Continue reading
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