For this episode, the boys and I drink some delicious wine and discuss our favorite movies about graduation and the end of school.
Todd Wofford
Director David Palamaro and his skilled troop of actors deliver a fun, tautly-constructed little murder mystery, one that might keep you guessing all the way through.
This is an overtly clever, deceptively moving, and uncommonly strong teen movie about two super-intelligent girls who must confront their own social myopia.
For this episode, we discuss what to binge in a post-Thrones world. Also, we pick out a few wines to enjoy during your couch-bound marathon.
The production is sumptuous and the actors are game, but even the best leftovers get old after a while.
On a superficial level, A Dog’s Journey plucks the heartstrings of dog-lovers like a skilled harpist. It’s well-acted, perfectly-adequate hokum.
Third movies in the franchise are usually where all the air finally goes out of the balloon, but John Wick 3 does a great job of clearing the same bar set by its predecessors.
For this episode, we break down our mixed emotions about the Game of Thrones finale, “The Iron Throne.” We also down some delicious red wine, all while tornado sirens howl in the distance.
If you can sift past all the silliness, you might find yourself mildly entertained by The Sun Is Also a Star.
I'm gonna kick off this review with the stinging chill of full disclosure: Pokémon is an alien phenomenon to me. The parking lot of my old workplace was some kinda hot spot for Pokémon Go players, so people of all ages use to congregate in all kinds of weather and comb the blacktop terrain for…
