Daily Archives: July 21, 2022

Movie Review: Zoey Deutch is an influencer who fakes her way to fame — “Not Okay”

Posted on July 21, 2022 by Roger Moore

Perhaps the writer-director of a film about a teacher having an affair with an unstable student (“Blame”) wasn’t the right choice for turning out a light-with-thoughtful-moments Zoey Deutch comedy about Internet fame-whoring and its consequences. “Not Okay” wants to be … Continue reading →

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Movie Preview: Undocumented aliens search for REAL aliens in “We Are Living Things”

Posted on July 21, 2022 by Roger Moore

Lost memories, abductions and an odyssey to find an abducted mother, all in this dreamy Aug. 12 release from Juno Films.

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Netflixable? French drug dealers chase “The World is Yours” dreams in this edgy caper comedy

Posted on July 21, 2022 by Roger Moore

French music video veteran and sometime feature filmmaker (“Our Day Will Come”) Romain Gavris brings Netflix a French (subtitled) caper comedy with a mean streak, “Le monde est à toi” aka “The World is Yours.” It’s a “one last job/score” … Continue reading →

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Series Review: You won’t want to miss Newman and Woodward, “The Last Movie Stars”

Posted on July 21, 2022 by Roger Moore

The title “The Last Movie Stars” conveys a certain Hollywood mystique and history. And there’s little doubt that however they broke the mold, whatever their longevity as a couple, their acting reputations and charitable contributions, Oscar winners Joanne Woodward and … Continue reading →

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