Daily Archives: February 21, 2023

Movie Review: Jim Gaffigan plays two astro-guys at odds in the age of “Linoleum”

Well, thank heaven “Linoleum” isn’t about Jim Gaffigan, as a frustrated kids’ TV science show host, building a rocket in his garage and launching himself into space. We’ve all seen “The Astronaut Farmer,” after all. And Wallace & Gromit’s “A … Continue reading

Posted in Reviews, previews, profiles and movie news | Comments Off on Movie Review: Jim Gaffigan plays two astro-guys at odds in the age of “Linoleum”

Movie Review: Judd Hirsch goes adorably shticky– “iMordecai”

The Oscar-nominated “The Fabelmans” showed that there’s still an audience for Judd Hirsch leaning into the Old Jewish Man shtick, which makes the indie comedy “iMordecai” marketable. So here we are and here he is, a very old man in … Continue reading

Posted in Reviews, previews, profiles and movie news | Comments Off on Movie Review: Judd Hirsch goes adorably shticky– “iMordecai”

Movie Preview: Malin Akerman realizes “You don’t need a husband to have a baby” — “The Donor Party”

Hey, if we have “gender reveal parties,” why not a sperm donor party? March 3, this raunchy empowerment comedy, co-starring Rob Corddry, Bria Henderson, Erinn Hayes and Jerry O’Connell is unleashed upon us all, and as Tracy Morgan likes to … Continue reading

Posted in Reviews, previews, profiles and movie news | Comments Off on Movie Preview: Malin Akerman realizes “You don’t need a husband to have a baby” — “The Donor Party”

Movie Preview: “One True Loves”

Philippa Soo is getting over that “long lost husband” (Luke Bracey) with Mr. Right (Simu Liu of “Shang Chi and the Legend of the 10 Rings”)…and then the husband comes back from the supposedly dead, but at least lost at … Continue reading

Posted in Reviews, previews, profiles and movie news | Comments Off on Movie Preview: “One True Loves”

Netflixable? BFFs hook up with the same guy for “A Sunday Affair”

“A Sunday Affair” is a soapy love-triangle melodrama bathed in Nigerian affluence. The plotting is obvious, the acting stiff and stagebound and the payoff an eye-roller. Aside from that… An opening montage lets us see that Uche and Toyim have … Continue reading

Posted in Reviews, previews, profiles and movie news | Comments Off on Netflixable? BFFs hook up with the same guy for “A Sunday Affair”

Next screening?”CREED III”

So, Jonathan Majors plays another villain, this time in another variation on a theme by Stallone. It opens March 3, so obviously they think they have another winner. Let’s hope so!

Posted in Reviews, previews, profiles and movie news | Comments Off on Next screening?”CREED III”