It's Movie Time

Radha Blank proves a memorable new artist when she does it all in this pleasant dramedy.

Dramatizations of historial events rarely get better than this.

Cummings is a bright new film talent with a quirky sense of humor and reality.

A stirring biopic about heroic women in WWII. It stands proudly this year with Summerland and The Guernsey Literary Society.

Not quite A Star is Born, but good enough to go to a theater for (Yes, it's not streaming but in what we used to know as a movie house).

Good Murray and  Coppola. See it at Gateway and listen to John and Linda enjoy it on Friday Oct 16 It's Movie Time.

A  persuasive doc about incarceration told gently and poweerfully by a devoted wife. Now at the Gateway Film Center and Oct 16 on Prime.

A talented filmmaker stars her dad in a doc about his death, while he's alive! Great loving stuff on Netflix.

You'll not see a better or more valuable documentary this year.

Funnier than the presidential debate and more coherent.

It's another heroine pursued by a wacked-out male. Good genre stuff better than Unhinged.

A dysfunctional but dear grifter family invites a stranger to their big heist. Yes. change happens.

Neo Noir with abundant bad people and a curiously light touch, notwithstanding a generous serving of murder.

An uncompromising and delightful preadolescent drama with dance and danger.

A must-see at election time. Voter suppression is here as it has always been.

Kaufman is a challenging filmmaker constantly exploring human connections. Here is is  partially successful.

An entertaining challenge from one of the world's best writer/directors at any time.

An enjoyable Netflix evening with Stephen King stuff done well.

A fine Netflix addition to a teen  genre.

A jewel from South Korea about coming of age and class differences. Completely accessible and enjoyable.

It's a rich, colorful adaptation that Dickens would have loved.

Ridiculously absurd and entertaining and the first mainstream movie after the pandemic opening.