I haven’t read the book, and it may be better than what we see here. One thing’s for certain: This movie is not a convincing advertisement for it.
Todd Wofford
No matter your situation, all of us could use a little something to keep us occupied. With that in mind, I’ll share a few shows I’ve enjoyed over the years, and where you can go streaming them.
If you had a choice, would you live without movies or music? Wine or beer? Our answers may surprise you!
Today, we return to an old format: The boys and I screen Three Men and a Baby, an 80s staple that doesn’t age too well.
We draw a movie to screen for next week’s episode, after which we’ll booze and offer an assortment of pithy observations.
Sean, Taylor, and Travis join me for some vino, and we discuss what everybody’s been doing the past four weeks.
Midway marked a turning point in the Pacific Theater, and such monumental events deserve a sturdier and more diligent depiction than they get with this film.
This episode only features me. I broke away from baby-raising long enough to watch the first episode of Star Trek: Picard.
After 119 minutes, I couldn’t tell whether this film needed a little something more or less of everything.
