“Jeremiah Tower: The Last Magnificent” Review
I’d never heard of Jeremiah Tower before this documentary, but there are plenty of talking heads present in The Last Magnificent to correct this. After the aged Tower himself starts
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All Things Movies With Mark McPherson
“The Promise” (2017) Review
Movies such as The Promise can make history come alive in a way that no other medium can. I can still recall being bored out of my mind by junior
“Unforgettable” (2017) Review
I wanted to enjoy Unforgettable for the trashy thriller it aimed to be. I really did. I knew this entire plot was going to lead into some ludicrous climax of
“The Fate of the Furious” Review
What can you do with cars in an action scene that hasn’t been done before? The Fast and the Furious film franchise seems to always have the right answer, letting
“Meet the Feebles” Review
“Ladies and gentlemen, presenting the end of sex and violence on televisions!” This was the first line uttered in the pilot episode for The Muppet Show. The show certainly made
“A Dog’s Purpose” Review
I would like to preference this review by stating that I’ve seen dozens of these cute dog movies wherein a dog is cast as the hero that saves Christmas, foils
“300” Review
While Sin City used a CGI-created world to amplify the grit and bite of classic noir, 300 uses that same technology to turn a Greek war epic into a pro-wrestling
“Passengers” (2016) Review
To call Passengers junkie science fiction would be too kind. This is the slick Hollywood glaze of science fiction which is not about high-concept ideas for fun pulp, but an
“Bridget Jone’s Baby” Review
The return of the Bridget Jone’s saga is one that seems to slip back into its own groove with an odd comfort. The cast of characters are a older, more
“Hillary’s America: The Secret History of the Democratic Party” Review
Dinesh D’Souza has stepped up his crazy game for his third political documentary. After his 2012 Obama-slamming propaganda of 2016 Obama’s America failed to prevent the re-election of a Democrat,