This is my final Roe v. Wade post. For now. I think. Last night I rented another abortion-themed movie from iTunes, this one for $6.99 rathe...

In the continuation of The Audient 's coverage of Roe v. Wade ... and reconsidering previous stances ...  I was a lot less harsh than yo...

Like everyone else -- everyone I want to be associated with, in any case -- I have spent the last few days feeling glum about those corrupt,...

Flickchart is known for having a wide variety of alternate posters for its movies, and its algorithm is capable of throwing different ones u...

I noticed last night that Dear Evan Hansen had come to Amazon Prime, and because of a perverse sense of wanting to continue looking at this...

This is the sixth in my 2022 monthly series watching Bollywood movies.  After watching Anand , I think I have witnessed the template for hal...

This is the third in a bi-monthly 2022 series watching Martin Scorsese's remaining feature directorial efforts that I haven't seen. ...

I haven't been keeping up regularly with the KCRW film reviews of Joe Morgenstern, whose reviews appear in print for the Wall Street Jou...

I kept seeing the Boston Celtics pop up in whatever I watched this week. I didn't know they would factor into Hustle , Adam Sandler'...

This is the sixth in a 2022 monthly posting of the 12 year-end rankings I completed prior to starting this blog, on the occasion of my 25th ...

Saturday night's viewing of I'm Thinking of Ending Things takes me halfway through my 26 number one movies I am rewatching in 2022,...

If there was one film most responsible for taking my recently learned methods of analyzing classic film and applying them to new releases, R...