The Month in Theaters September 2022
In September, I saw seven movies in theaters, as well as six other movies via other means. That’s a total of thirteen reviews.
Category: TV and Movies
The Month in Theaters August 2022
I managed to get to the theaters seven times in August. On top of that, I watched ten movies elsewhere, for a total of seventeen reviews.
Creatures Of The Night: The Batman, M, and Hunter VS Hunted
Unlike The Batman which mostly follows the POV of the hunter, M gives us the POV of the hunted serial killer of children that has an entire town in mortal fear for their kids.
The Caterwauling of The Rings of Power
Dense things take a while to get moving, which we have to give The Rings of Power, but there are a few concerning things here.
Sunday Morning! “Severance”
Finally, I write about a streaming series – I watched the streaming series “Severance,” a surreal depiction of four very likeable human rats in a very unstimulating corporate cage pushing buttons
Professor Marvel and Professor Hill are nowhere in sight
Professors Marvel and Hill didn’t have the luxury of contemplating their new destinies in solitude. All the eyes in Oz and River City were upon them.
Gird Your Loins For The “Great Rebundling”
There is going to be a never-ending tug-of-war between streaming companies and content creators, with the customer/audience as the rope.
The Month in Theaters May 2022
Beyond theaters, I watched an additional sixteen movies, with one repeat showing from the theater six, for a total of twenty-one reviews.
Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness Review
The Sam Raimi directed Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness is an incredibly fun movie with a bevy of awesome cameos
The Month in Theaters March 2022
March and September are the two worst movie months of the year due to raw number of releases. But some good films are out.
The Month in Theaters and Streaming For January 2022
After a late start, eight movies seen in the theaters, another 15 seen on streaming and elsewhere, and 20 of those reviews for you here.
Getting A Read On The Book Of Boba Fett
The Book Of Boba Fett, or rather, in praise and defense of the Star Wars role players that fill out the galaxy far, far, away.
BattleBots: High Civilization and Ancient Savagery Expressing The Human Experience
BattleBots gathers people worldwide who use expertise and ingenuity to produce astounding works of engineering…And then smash them to bits.
I Didn’t Read Wheel of Time, But I Did Stay In A Holiday Inn Express Last Night
Thoughts on the Wheel of Time (the series) from someone who didn’t read the books. I’m probably going to wander into some spoilers territory. Be warned.
In A Blow To All That Is Good In The World, Betty White Dead at 99
An absolute cultural icon, and for all the right reason, Betty White was universally beloved in an age where very few folks in the public light are.
The Real Lesson of Siskel and Ebert
We need Siskel and Ebert. If I had a giant Batsignal featuring a thumbs up sign in lieu of a bat, I’d totally use it to call them back to us
The Month in Movies For November 2021
I only managed to see three movies in theaters in the month of November, but I made it up with thirteen additional films on streaming or otherwise.
Choosing To Be Contrarian On “The Chosen”
This is not a review on “The Chosen” because, like almost all Biblical adaptions for mass consumption, I’m not going to watch it.
The Parable of The Beatles: Get Back
Peter Jackson treats “The Beatles: Get Back” as close to unfiltered as a project that might be the most digitally filtered ever can be.
Things I Learned From Binging Siskel And Ebert
Siskel And Ebert was nothing groundbreaking, but for a kid who was limited in what movies he could watch and when, it was great to get the scoop from these guys.
