Author Archives: Roger Moore

The striking scenery of Mauritius is the chief selling point of “Honeymoon With My Mother,” a downbeat romantic comedy that tends toward dull. It’s as if the film’s frothy opening — a wedding interrupted by a romantic who hurtles into … Continue reading →

Is it about some sort of cream-of-the-crop kush altering this actor’s life, or his REALITY? Hard to tell. But it doth look funny.

“The Polka King” is one of those titles you scroll by because you’re sure you’ve seen it, even if you haven’t. It stars Jack Black as a loveable, generous but criminal con artist, a real person who used other people’s … Continue reading →

Check out the look, tone music and graphics to the “true story” about an entrepreneur who cleaned up an oil spill and created a place at the table for himself and all who followed. June 10, we’ll see if the … Continue reading →

The concept of “public intellectual” never enjoyed the status in the United States that it’s long had elsewhere. We can label a Noam Chomsky, Betty Friedan or Henry Louis Gates as such, but even they’re not venerated the way a … Continue reading →

This show has Mike Myers taking on multiple roles in a multinational plot to take over the world, or some such. Keegan-Micheal Key, Lydia West, Jennifer Saunders and Ken Jeong are among the co-stars. It premieres May 5, and not … Continue reading →

June 10, you will believe dinosaurs like snow!

Turning the dark children’s fantasy “The Little Mermaid” into science fiction seems kind of pointless, but as they say in Japan, “Anime’s gonna anime.” The Japanese WIT studio works primarily in TV. But when Warner Brothers Animation gets a commission … Continue reading →

Boy, if Disney really wants to get Wuhan Ron’s “Don’t Say Gay” Goat, they should buy him a subscription to Hulu. With “Crush,” Hulu serves up the gayest gay vulgarian heroine in a gay fantasia of a high school ever…since … Continue reading →

There’s a lot of good stuff to chew on in this Hollywood Reporter take on Netflix hitting the wall, this time from a content quality and quantity point of view. They greenlit an insane number of series and movies, threw … Continue reading →