movie & Television reviews FeatureMovie & Television Reviews TV Review: ‘A League of Their Own’ John MulderigAugust 31, 20223 min read Amazon Prime, in collaboration with Sony Pictures Television, have decided to dust off “A League of Their Own” and give us an eponymous eight-episode streaming version. FeatureMovie & Television Reviews Movie Review: ‘Heart of a Missionary’ John MulderigAugust 29, 20223 min read The life, work and legacy of the principal founder of the Society for the Propagation of the Faith is celebrated in the engaging documentary “Heart of a Missionary: The Story of Pauline Jaricot.” FeatureMovie & Television Reviews Movie Review: ‘Beast’ John MulderigAugust 19, 20222 min read A quartet’s initially enjoyable excursion into the wilderness suddenly turns perilous when they run afoul of the predator from whom the movie takes its title. FeatureMovie & Television Reviews Movie Review: ‘Slaves and Kings’ looks at life of 19th-century Spanish saint John MulderigAugust 15, 20223 min read The social strife that roiled Spain, both during the 19th century and in the lead-up to that nation’s tragic 1936-39 civil war, serves as the background for the biography “Slaves and Kings”. Movie & Television Reviews Movie Review: Thirteen Lives John MulderigAugust 12, 20223 min read Director Ron Howard provides an understated chronicle of heroic real-life events in the absorbing dramatization “Thirteen Lives.” While a bit of off-color dialogue precludes endorsement for young viewers, the value of the film’s portrait of humanity at its best makes it acceptable for older adolescents. FeatureMovie & Television ReviewsUncategorized Movie Review: ‘Predator’ prequel hunts for ‘Prey’ John MulderigAugust 9, 20222 min read It’s not often that a prequel carries a story back by centuries. Yet such is the case with the intriguing but sanguinary sci-fi action film “Prey” (20th Century/Hulu, beginning Aug. 5). FeatureMovie & Television Reviews Movie Review: ‘Easter Sunday’ John MulderigAugust 5, 20223 min read The dialogue in Ken Cheng and Kate Angelo’s script, moreover, lapses into coarseness frequently enough to mark “Easter Sunday” as off-limits to kids. Older attendees will likely enjoy the occasional chuckle. But this mostly amiable production won’t make much of an impression on them. FeatureMovie & Television Reviews Movie Review: ‘Bullet Train’ John MulderigAugust 3, 20223 min read Look for: A high-gloss production and witty dialogue. Look out for: Excessive gory violence, gruesome images, pervasive vulgar language, a few profanities, some premarital sensuality and sexual humor. FeatureMovie & Television ReviewsNewsVaticanWorld News Venice Film Festival will feature documentary on Pope Francis’ travels Carol GlatzJuly 27, 20223 min read Pope Francis will be featured in a new documentary premiering at this year’s Venice Film Festival; the film covers his near decade of travel, with visits to almost 60 countries. FeatureMovie & Television Reviews TV REVIEW: ‘D.B. Cooper: Where Are You?!’ Chris ByrdJuly 25, 20224 min read Over the past 50 years, D.B. Cooper has become one of the most famous aliases in history. Yet it was really under the name Dan Cooper that a still-unidentified man carried out the mysterious hijacking — and getaway — that have since made him the stuff of legend. Previous 1 … 58 59 60 … 72 Next