The second biopic to be released this week (along with Only the Brave) involves the creator of famous literary character Winnie the Pooh. Goodbye Christopher Robin chronicles the personal events in author Alan Milne’s life that led to the creation…
Wildfires are a terrifying force of nature and it takes great planning as well as immeasurable skill to bring one under control. The new biopic Only the Brave details the story of Prescott, Arizona’s Granite Mountain Hotshots, a team of…
Tomas Alfredson is a good director of films. He’s the man that gave us the original version Let the Right One In (a modern horror classic) and Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy (a dense espionage thriller) so, good pedigree. He’s is…
Welcome back to another look at highlights coming your way on Blu-ray and DVD. There are some big hits arriving as well as plenty of interesting independent fare. As always, be sure to click on any links you see to…
Recently, word came out that Liam Neeson was retiring from performing in tough guy action movies like Taken and Run All Night. Based on the new film The Foreigner, Jackie Chan is attempting to step in and fill the void.…
CINEMASTANCE GRADE: B- And the winner for worst title of the year goes to…..Happy Death Day! If you haven’t heard of it, I can give you a real quick synopsis….. …It’s just like Groundhog Day. The filmmakers know it. And…
The film opens in San Diego on Friday, October 13 at the Landmark Ken Theater. Tiffanie Mang, one the film’s painters is from San Diego and will be doing a Q&A at the theatre on opening night. The Cinemastance Review I cannot write…
Welcome back. It’s another big week with plenty of great new releases on Blu-ray and DVD… all of the highlights are listed below. As always, feel free to click on any links to read more about many of the flicks…
I have wonderful news!! This year’s version of Blade Runner is much better than this year’s version of Alien!! It is. I liked the film plenty but the sarcasm that I’m trying to communicate here (I’ve found that sarcasm is…
Welcome back to another look at highlights arriving on Blu-ray and DVD. Once again, there’s a good mix of big studio fare and smaller, independent features. As always, click on any links you see to read more about them. So…