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Monthly Archives: September 2025
Movie Preview: From Asbury Park to “Nebraska” — Jeremy Allen White is The Boss — “Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere”
Pretty fair likeness, I’d say. The star of “The Bear” channels 30something Springsteen as he takes on the existential and creative crisis that turned into “Nebraska.” Scott Cooper of “Crazy Heart” and “Hostiles” directs. Decent buzz for this Oct. 24 … Continue reading
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Movie Review: Pot’s a Crime Unequally Punished in “Grassland”
“Grassland” is an intimate social justice drama about the bottom level of the marijuana business, a tale told in the last of its years as a banned and not merely “controlled substance.” A single mom struggles to make ends meet … Continue reading
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Movie Preview: Crispin Glover checks in at Hotel Hell — “Mr. K”
Has a “Delicatessen” vibe, does it not? And Glover has completed the transition to dead ringer for his Bond villain/”Barney Miller” recurring dad. This makes a North American release appearance Oct. 8.
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Documentary Review: Celebrating the Artistry of a “Massacre” set in “Texas” — “Chain Reactions”
Film fan lore has long implied that Steven Spielberg, the producer of the horror blockbuster “Poltergeist,” was really its director or at least co-director. The 1982 film has Spielbergian touches — compositions, classical editing, the striking lighting and the inclusion … Continue reading
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Tagged chain-saw-massacre, charles-whitman, film, horror, horror-violence, movies, stephen-king, takashi-miike, tobe-hooper
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Movie Preview: Jessie Buckley and Paul Mescal tell the tale of “Hamnet,” Shakespeare’s son
The Immortal Bard’s son Hamnet died at 11. His twin, Judith, lived to the ripe old age of 77. Maggie O’Farrell’s novel about the bereaved parents has been adapted by Oscar winner Chloe Zao (“Nomadland”) with Buckley and Mescal as … Continue reading
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Netflixable? “aka Charlie Sheen” shows us a Bad Boy at 60
Here’s a thought. Of the legions of Hollywood offspring who became “nepo baby” movie stars, Charlie Sheen may be the only one to question his status and how he got it, who developed guilt over his fame and even his … Continue reading
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Movie Preview: Olivia Colman is a filmmaker who tells the Real Story of Life with(out) Father (John Lithgow) — “Jimpa”
Colman plays an Aussie filmmaker in Sophie Hyde’s (“Good Luck to You, Leo Grande”) drama, drawn from Hyde’s own life. It’s about reconnecting with an estranged parent living his best (gay) life in Amsterdam, and how that may impact her … Continue reading
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Movie Preview: Affleck, Damon, Dirty Florida Drug Cops stealing “The Rip”
My kinda Florida cop tale — drug money is too tempting for fellows who always have to ask themselves, “Are we the good guys?” True story. Jan. 16.
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Movie Review — “Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale”
Lady Mary makes one more most-unladylike sexual mistake, “Mum-MAH” dishes up one more serving of proto-feminist American common sense and one last “season” in London town is experienced for “Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale” of the highbrow British/PBS soap opera … Continue reading
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Mockumentary Review — “Spinal Tap II: The End Continues”
“Getting the band back together” nostalgia is fine. Realizing that they can still play well into their ’70s is something of a “good for them” triumph. And maybe coming to the conclusion that for a parody of a bombastic, pretentious … Continue reading
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