Watched and Learned: My Take on Films from Whenever and Wherever

I have not seen Matt Walsh's first documentary, What Is a Woman? , partly because it requires a Daily Wire subscription and partly becau...

I was a casual fan of the 1988 original, having regularly viewed the tamer TV adaptation before that. When I felt like going to a theater ag...

A preview for the threequel in this series has generated some talk in my circles, which encouraged me to check out the first entry. Sure, th...

For me, stories that focus on poker are, well, gambles. I liked the 2006 Casino Royale overall, but I thought scenes at the namesake were t...

Can this really have been the first Indian production I've seen in two years ? Guess I'd finished most of the promising ones I knew ...

Boy, six years already ? Well, as Deadpool himself points out, delays can happen when IP changes hands. A friend and I had tentatively plann...

I chose this from my Netflix list largely for its relatively short 98 minutes. As for why I had it on my list in the first place, well, for ...

This is one of the most polarizing movies I've ever reviewed, and not just because it's about a guy who's currently running for ...

A friend was hoping to watch Justice League Dark (2017) with me, but it wasn't on Max. He assured me that this sequel does not rely on ...

It appears that most of the features left on my Netflix list are upwards of two hours long. That's one reason I chose this, at 101 minut...