Roadrunner: A Film About Anthony Bourdain 16 July 2021
The full title for Roadrunner says it all. Director Morgan Neville wanted to tell the story of the person who […]
The full title for Roadrunner says it all. Director Morgan Neville wanted to tell the story of the person who […]
Summer of Soul (…Or, When the Revolution Could Not Be Televised) is currently on Hulu but if you have the […]
With the announcement that In the Heights would be showing for a month on HBOMax, I thought that was where […]
West Side Story (the movie) was released in 1961. Our family did not see it in the theater. I do […]
Back in January 2016, I was very lucky to be given a ticket by Pat to see Hamilton on Broadway […]
Before the review, I would like to encourage everyone to occasionally rent movies from your local independent theaters instead of just streaming from the big-name platforms. Also, when this crisis is over, the big artists will still tour and have big arenas and stadiums to play. But the smaller artists and the smaller venues are […]
I watched A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood either on On Demand or cable or a streaming channel – can’t remember which. I have not seen the Mister Rogers documentary. I was not going out of my way to see this movie either. Mister Rogers was not part of my childhood – he came onto […]
“You’re not this way by accident. It’s not a mental illness – it is a mental injury.” Cracked Up: The Darrell Hammond Story on Netflix. Much of the documentary is taken up with Hammond speaking at different mental health associations, sharing his story. I knew that Hammond had had years of drug and alcohol abuse […]
I had been looking forward to seeing Once Were Brothers: Robbie Robertson and The Band in the theaters – I had seen The Last Waltz at the Ziegfeld Theater and I wanted the experience to be similar. Especially looking at Robbie Robertson and Rick Danko from 1978. But current circumstances were preventing that from happening. […]
The National Theatre’s YouTube channel is showing Frankenstein. There are two versions: Benedict Cumberbatch is the monster and Jonny Lee Miller is Frankenstein. In the other version, they switch roles. The two Sherlocks. The play is a steampunk lover’s dream – costumes and set design. Acting is brilliant, of course. It’s a two-hour play and […]