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Daily Archives: July 6, 2024
What’s the deal with this animated Biblical “David” or “Young David” project?
Watching “Sound of Hope: The Story of Possum Trot,” viewers are treated to a bit of a movie that’s apparently headed to theaters in the not-distant-future. Not that we can tell this “David” musical clip that is attached to the … Continue reading
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Movie Review: “Despicable Me 4” runs on Gru fumes
Back in 2010, a couple of children’s animated films came out with roughly the same message — that evil geniuses and criminal masterminds are misunderstood, sweet and salvageable as human beings. “Megamind,” starring Will Ferrell, was a big hit. “Despicable … Continue reading
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Documentary Review: Britain’s Most Notorious indie/arty Grindhouse Cinema Remembered — “Scala!!!”
Cinemas that showed movies continuously, often around the clock, were called “grindhouses,” and back in the ’70s, these were the cinematic epitome of urban decay, moral drift and “alternative” movies. It’s an American term most often associated with New York … Continue reading
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