If alien drug dealers and high tech weapon’s that slice, burn, explode and suck their targets are your idea of a good time, you are going to love this movie, maybe almost as much as Mark does. Howard Casner is not quite as enthusiastic, to understate the point. but all…
We are knee deep into Summer and there are new films all around us. Who cares? We have lots of things to talk about and we will not be straightjacketed into the Spider-verse or told our Destiny. The Lambs want to make up their own rules and this week they…
“You can’t wake up, if you don’t fall asleep.” Some people find it easy to fall asleep at a Wes Anderson film. His dry, deadpan style, rarely creates a compelling action sequence, but the visual images ought to be enough to keep your vitreous humor intact and your eyelids open.…
Despite the controversies, DCEU hatred, and frequent delays, “The Flash” has finally arrived in movie theaters and we have a cast of heroes worthy of talking about it. This follow-up to the Justice League, was a long time coming, and it picks up as if the League is operating everyday…
“Mikey and Nicky” is the controversial third film from director Elaine May. It is a gangster film of sorts, but what it really concerns is the toxic relationship of two friends, and the complications that come from misplaced loyalty and long term connections. June is the MOTM that we specify…
1985 seems to have been a primo year for the kinds of chop socky films that many of you crave and David recommends five that sound like they would be totally awesome to fill a Saturday afternoon with. Be careful though, you may find yourself ordering a Box Set of…
This week, we have a conversation about the third and final book in his series “It’s Strictly Personal”. “It’s Forever Strictly Personal” covers Eric’s moviegoing life post college into adulthood and a profession. Readers will be able to identify with Eric’s experiences, even if they have different lives, because the…
Are you ready for the summer movies coming this year? Is there any chance that Indiana Jones will be the Dial of Delight rather than of Disappointment? Will a singing mermaid be a hit in live action? Is it possible for a second year in a row that Tom Cruise…
This is the third feature length film from Disney. “Fantasia” was released in 1940, and had the European market denied to it because of WWII. With half the source of their revenue beyond it’s reach, the film struggled to make back the money the studio had invested in it. The…
