Top Posts & Pages
- Movie Review: A Swiss Mom Takes Lovers to Fool Her son about his father -- "Let Me Go"
- Movie Review: Love, Sex and Steroids in Affluent Italia -- "Love Me, Love Me"
- BOX OFFICE: "Devil Wears Prada 2" opens huge, "Michael" Sticks Around, "Super Mario" and "Hail Mary" still Drawing
- Documentary Review: A "Caterpillar" figures a change in Eye Color will Make him a Butterfly
- Movie Review: A Stand-up Comic's last "line" of defense -- "Is This Thing On?"
- Movie Review: "Der Tiger" ("The Tank") Lumbers down a Too-Familiar Path
- Movie Review: A Romantic Melodrama in a Minor Key -- "Two Pianos"
- Movie Review: A Period Piece as Dated as its Period -- "The Choral"
- Classic Film Review: 1954's CIA-backed "Animal Farm"
- Movie Review: Good Gawd, Gosling! "Project Hail Mary"
Find a Movie Review
Like Movie Nation on Facebook
Author Archives: Roger Moore
Movie Review: Seyfried’s the House Mistress, Sydney Sweeney’s “The Housemaid”
Sydney Sweeney’s fans will come to the “The Housemaid” for the nudity and the explicit sex. Or so the cleavage-crammed advertising for this thriller would suggest the studio believes. But they’ll stay for the violence, the twists, the climax and … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews, previews, profiles and movie news
Tagged amanda-seyfried, brandon-sklenar, paul-feig, sydney-sweeney, the-housemaid
Comments Off on Movie Review: Seyfried’s the House Mistress, Sydney Sweeney’s “The Housemaid”
It’s an “Avatar” afternoon
Let’s see if there’s anything to see or make a fuss about. Interesting way for James Cameron to spend his filmmaking capital and his last years as a major director, in any event. As the pre show ads are playing … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews, previews, profiles and movie news
Comments Off on It’s an “Avatar” afternoon
Movie Preview: Remembering “Jimmy” Stewart’s Combat Service in WWII
KJ Apa does a pretty fair imitation of Hollywood legend Jimmy Stewart, who took a break from the movies to pilot a bomber in the fight against Nazis in WWII. The recognizable supporting players — Jason Alexander, Rob Riggle, Max … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews, previews, profiles and movie news
Comments Off on Movie Preview: Remembering “Jimmy” Stewart’s Combat Service in WWII
Movie Preview: Crikey, Hugh Jackman’s been murdered — “The Sheep Detectives” are On the Case!
Emma Thompson and Patrick Stewart co-star in this Big Time “Babe” vibes murder mystery comedy. Julia Louis Dreyfuss, Regina Hall, Bryan Cranston and Chris O’Dowd provides voices for the sheep. May 8.
Posted in Reviews, previews, profiles and movie news
Comments Off on Movie Preview: Crikey, Hugh Jackman’s been murdered — “The Sheep Detectives” are On the Case!
Classic Film Review: Lost in the Lush Longueurs of “Paris, Texas”(1984)
One has learned to temper one’s expectations when settling in to watch any Palme d’Or winner from the Cannes Film Festival over the years. One has. A “best picture” honor selected by an ever-changing jury of filmmaking peers from all … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews, previews, profiles and movie news
Tagged classic-film-review, film, harry-dean-stanton, movies, nastassja-kinski, paris-texas, wim-wenders
Comments Off on Classic Film Review: Lost in the Lush Longueurs of “Paris, Texas”(1984)
Movie Review: You Can’t Go Home Again, “Blue Eyed Girl”
Realistic mid-life concerns and life reassessments earn a drab and generally colorless going over in “Blue Eyed Girl,” a dramedy with little real drama and even less comedy. Actress Marissa Coughlan, taking that “Write something for you to star in” … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews, previews, profiles and movie news
Comments Off on Movie Review: You Can’t Go Home Again, “Blue Eyed Girl”
Movie Review: Mexico’s Oscar hope — “We Shall Not be Moved (No nos moverán)”
Dostoyevsky’s obsession with the unpunished murderers walking among us weighs heavily on the politics of the present. Criminals whose crimes against people, nations and the rule of law are committed in plain sight or proven in court roam free. People … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews, previews, profiles and movie news
Tagged corruption, mexican-cinema, mexicos-dirty-war, movie-review, movies, oscar-contender
Comments Off on Movie Review: Mexico’s Oscar hope — “We Shall Not be Moved (No nos moverán)”
So “Northern Exposure” (1990-95) stole from “Local Hero” (1983)?
I’ve never made a secret of my ongoing affection for Bill Forsyth’s classic fish-out-of-water comedy “Local Hero,” the sort of pixiedusted picture that conjured an adoration for small town Scotland even in people who’d yet to venture there when it … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews, previews, profiles and movie news
Comments Off on So “Northern Exposure” (1990-95) stole from “Local Hero” (1983)?
Netflixable? Saudi son thinks “The Fakenapping” is How to Get Money Out of his Rich Dad
Flashes of competence adorn the new Saudi action comedy, “The Fakenapping.” It’s not badly acted, and the few action beats make one wish director Amine Lakhnech had thrown in a few more car chases around scenic, modern after-dark Riyadh. The … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews, previews, profiles and movie news
Tagged caper-comedy, kidnapping-comedy, netflix-movie-review, saudi-comedy
Comments Off on Netflixable? Saudi son thinks “The Fakenapping” is How to Get Money Out of his Rich Dad
Rob Reiner: 1947-2025
Like most people I’d care to know, I was shocked and saddened to learn of the murder of Rob Reiner and his wife Michelle this past weekend in Los Angeles. It’s the sort of crime that makes one leap to … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews, previews, profiles and movie news
Tagged film, movies, Reviews, rob-reiner
Comments Off on Rob Reiner: 1947-2025
Movie Nation 