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Movie Review: A Brad and his Dog — “Heart of the Beast”
“Heart of the Beast” is a solid, formulaic adventure tale given a lift by leading man Brad Pitt and his connection to the German shepherd his character’s brought to the Alaskan wilderness with him. Uber, who plays Odin the combat … Continue reading
Documentary Review: The Long Struggle to “Free Leonard Peltier”
“Free Leonard Peltier” is about the half-century-long struggle to get Native American activist Leonard Peltier out of prison. Peltier, accused of murdering two F.B.I. agents during the Federal government’s intervention in a Native “civil war” at the Pine Ridge Indian … Continue reading
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Tagged aim, books, fbi-misconduct, history, native-american-rights, racism, writing
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Netflixable? Ethan Hawke’s Lorenz Hart Sings and Smokes, once in a “Blue Moon”
“Blue Moon,” conceived and released as an awards contender in late 2025, is a tuneful but talk-you-to-death take on a pivotal night late in the life of legendary song lyricist Lorenz Hart. Richard Linklater’s film clings to its “Unhappy Lives … Continue reading
Movie Review: In Muldoon’s Curtain Call he’s an Ex-Boxer with “Dirty Hands”
Patrick Muldoon was a “Starship Troopers” alumnus who never quite got over the B-movie hump as an actor. He passed away last April at 57. “Dirty Hands” was his final film, a representative work for an actor who made a … Continue reading
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Netflixable? “Stop! That! Train!” Take the “Airplane!” instead!
The longest 90 minute comedy of the mid 2020s might be the one with the most celebrity cameos, and fewest laughs per cameo. That’s an apt description of the drag farce “Stop! That! Train!,” a quaint quip-a-thon in the “Airplane!” … Continue reading
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Classic Film Review: ’60s Nippon Noir — “I, the Executioner”
Here’s a lean, mean serial killer thriller from 1960s Japan with sex, grim violence and style to burn. “I, the Executioner,” more poetically subtitled “Requiem for a Massacre,” has a McQueen/Belmondo cool ladykiller– leather sportscoat, black turtleneck, shades and an … Continue reading
Movie Review: “Above the Line” and Far Below Par
It’s a movie about Hollywood and the dirty dealing it often takes to “get to the top” or even “get a break.” But it’s hard to muster up any enthusiasm for the stumblebums in the plot, or behind the camera … Continue reading
Movie Review: Hawke & Co. carry “The Weight” of Life, Loss, and Gold for Russell Crowe
The hero is a widowed veteran, father of a tiny girl who is taken away from him when he is unjustly imprisoned. The warden of the camp where he’s jailed seems like a reasonable sort. He recognizes a man who … Continue reading
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Movie Review: “Shaun the Sheep — The Beast of Mossy Bottom”
Much of the charm and delight missing from children’s animated films this year makes a belated arrival in “Shaun the Sheep: The Beast of Mossy Bottom.” Yes, it’s an aimated franchise and yes, there’s even been a VERY long-running TV … Continue reading
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Netflixable? French actors, directors and Venus the Wild Boar yell “Call My Agent! The Movie”
A movie spun-off of a TV series is inevitably going to be more rewarding to fans of that series who know all the back stories of the characters and get the jokes that come from being that character, or breaking … Continue reading
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