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Daily Archives: September 18, 2023
Movie Preview: Old West Nic Cage hunts Buffalo to Extinction in “Butcher’s Crossing”
Smaller distributor, as is Nic Cage’s lot these days. Looks existential and dark and prophetic.
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Movie Review: Chinese Myth writ large…and long — “Creation of the Gods I: Kingdom of Storms”
Imagine popping into a multiplex and diving into say, an “Avengers” or “Star Wars” movie. Imagine doing that in Papua-New Guinea or some place far removed from the “universes,” cultural tropes and long-beloved characters in those films and not having … Continue reading
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Movie Preview: Trouble in British farm country bonds neighbors — “And Then Come the Nightjars”
This Oct 3 release is about a couple of old farm coots and coping an outbreak of hoof and mouth disease. It looks a little lighter than that sounds.
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