Jerry and Marge Go Large
Edward Brown joins Ken to discuss the new Paramount+ movie Jerry and Marge Go Large and how Hollywood depicts work, businesses, and capitalism. Head on over to YouTube to give… Continue reading "Jerry and Marge Go Large"
Category: Disclosure–AS
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Days of Daisy (Jeffrey, 2022)
For over a decade now, I’ve been firmly of the opinion that the weakest element of contemporary films, be they independent or studio driven, is writing. That is ironic, because… Continue reading "Days of Daisy (Jeffrey, 2022)"
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Jurassic World Dominion (Trevorrow, 2022)
Jurassic Dominion World or Jurassic Dominion Park, or whatever the heck it is called, exists in that vast expanse of mediocrity between “not as bad as film Twitter would have… Continue reading "Jurassic World Dominion (Trevorrow, 2022)"
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No Vacancy (Saylors, 2022)
The underlying message of almost all “Christian” films is that we are better than them. I use the “we” consciously since one mark of a Christian film is that it… Continue reading "No Vacancy (Saylors, 2022)"
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Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness
Are you happy? This question is posed to multiple characters in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. I’ll be honest upfront. I’m a laid-back fan of the Marvel Cinematic… Continue reading "Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness"
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The Bad Guys (Perifel, 2022)
Hey all…spoilers, I guess…that is, if you can profess with a straight face to not knowing exactly what is going to happen in this movie from the opening scene onward…… Continue reading "The Bad Guys (Perifel, 2022)"
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Pair of Gospel Documentaries on the Festival Circuit
For fans of gospel music or those looking for some different streaming options around the Easter holiday, April brings two documentaries about the roots and development of gospel. How They… Continue reading "Pair of Gospel Documentaries on the Festival Circuit"
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Ambulance (Bay, 2022)
Ambulance is an amoral film about amoral people that made me angry. That doesn’t mean you won’t like it, and if you don’t it may be for very different reasons.… Continue reading "Ambulance (Bay, 2022)"
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The Yellow Wallpaper (Pontuti, 2020)
Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s “The Yellow Wallpaper” is so ubiquitous in the American classroom that it is a bit surprising that there is not yet a definitive film adaptation. Not that… Continue reading "The Yellow Wallpaper (Pontuti, 2020)"
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Belle Vie (Mizelle, 2022)
As anyone who reads this blog knows, I am a documentary fan. Two of my absolute favorites in the genre (Shut Up and Sing!; The Queen of Versailles) are ones… Continue reading "Belle Vie (Mizelle, 2022)"