Every once in a while a stunner of a female friendship story shows up and absolutely nails it. Thelma and Louise, of course, was the prime example. Was. Because this review of Ride or Die is here to tell you the next one has arrived. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QFGAxkTRAG8 Debbie …
Rivetting True WWII Drama from Rod Lurie
Seventy-one thousand war films have been made. Make that seventy-one thousand and one, with the addition of this Lucky Strike film review. The majority concern World War II, a conflict close enough in history to keep reminding us that genuine, unadulterated evil is not fiction. Hitler's Nazi regime …
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The Lady BritBox Review: The True Crime Drama About Sarah Ferguson’s Dresser
The Lady one of the more unsettling true crime dramas streams this spring. BritBox's soapy series opens inside Buckingham Palace, reimagining the real case of Sarah Ferguson's murderous assistant dresser. Fergie (Natalie Dormer) hired Jane Andrews (Mia McKenna-Bruce), a young, suicidal woman …
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The Optimist Review: A Deeply Moving Holocaust Survival Story
This The Optimist film review covers one of the most quietly powerful films in theatres right now. Director Finn Taylor sets his story amongst the stately Redwoods of Marin County, California, where an elderly man has just been told to get his affairs in order. He doesn't have long. The …
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