Pink Floyd’s: “Dark Side of the Moon”. This post today, includes a critical analysis of one of the most prized albums of 20th century (modern-day) rock and roll. Rather than discuss the quality of the music and caliber of the … Continue reading →
Movie Review: “Christopher Robin” (2018): PG Looking for a summer-time, feel-good movie that will introduce the charming and gentle characters of “Christopher Robin” story book to the younger generation? Even, re-connecting you to your own memory of the children’s tale … Continue reading →
“Mamma Mia 2”, after “Mamma Mia 1”, did not disappoint in the least. With visually stunning sets, this film blends live stage with picturesque live space. Well photographed, with charming and charismatic acting, dance, beautiful stage design, costuming, and of … Continue reading →
The “Smashing Pumpkins”: “Siamese Dream” (1993) and American holidays: This music review examines what many today call indie-rock or “alternative” rock. I mention many of the bands prevalent when I was a high school teen, and set that into a … Continue reading →
1985. You may ask yourself, “What is so special about 1985?”. Well a lot, and to each person alive at that time, the different things. Let’s go back a year before that. Three things come to my mind when I … Continue reading →
This review is on selected songs from U2’s 1984 album, “The Unforgettable Fire”- Island Records, Ltd. Song 1: “A Sort of Homecoming” This song opens the album, “The Unforgettable Fire”, with a tone that generates great optimism. I think of … Continue reading →
I set out this past work week, to present a movie review (on a movie in theaters now). But, I opted instead to skip reviewing this one, because it is so unique that I neither wanted to criticize it nor … Continue reading →
I hope you have read my review on the Duran Duran song this month. To follow up on that review, this review is on U2’s “Zoo Station” (from the album “Achtung Baby”), which translates literally to “Watch Out Baby”. Now … Continue reading →
Dear readers, it is a joy to find material to write reviews for. There’s also quite a bit that commands a review. You and I know how many films and TV shows our country produces and “consumes”. Too much of … Continue reading →
Hello! This posting is a follow-up review to the “Isle of Dogs” review just prior. This review is a combined review on two predecessor films. One is “Short Circuit” (1986). The other is “WALL-E” (2008). Before seeing “Isle of Dogs” … Continue reading →
Movie Review: “Isle of Dogs” (2018) Rated (PG-13), this film is a brilliant animated work. One, among great ones in theaters now, it teaches many things of value, and is set in Japan. Knowing that Japan is (according to a … Continue reading →
Movie Review: “Hugo” (2011) Rated (PG), this movie is a live action film which offers a perfect thematic juxtaposition to today’s increasingly automated and interconnected world. Where today’s conversations about artificial intelligence (A.I.) (with its relevant contributions, new complexities, and … Continue reading →
As promised, my review of “Peter Rabbit” (2018) rated PG: a movie that is based on the Beatrix Potter, classic book tale of the same title. I go into some plot here a bit, but it will likely only encourage … Continue reading →
Movie Review: “Leaving Las Vegas” (R) (1995) A depressing film, with story centering on an undervalued and perhaps “useless” talent, this film is not for children. With scenes of rape, oppression of people for commercial interest, sex trafficking, crude language, … Continue reading →
This review is for a movie made in the 1970’s that I initially did not want to sit through. But, I’m glad that I did. Never having seen it in my lifetime until now (about 40 years after it was … Continue reading →
This review, is on a comedy movie named “Horrible Bosses” (2011). Rated (R) with good reason, due to crude language, sexual elements, and adult themes centered on irresponsibility, the movie presents elements that every parent should be equipped to teach … Continue reading →
You thought I was going to review “Ferdinand”. And, I was. But, then came the obligation to review “StarWars”! And, because of the question as to whether this film is for children or adults? I’ll answer that at the end … Continue reading →
With wit, charm, intelligence, and truth in the story telling, this film “Paddington 2” is perfect for a date, for time with your child, and really for all people who can enjoy a good ending quite frankly. The story structure … Continue reading →
Dear readers, I would like to welcome the latest number of individuals who have signed up for the auto notifications for my blog this very week. This post here, will be followed by a movie review of the film “Paddington … Continue reading →
I would like to wish everyone in Europe a safe and an exciting New Year celebration. I send a special message of support to the Germans and their Chancellor Mrs. Angela Merkel, who has expressed in the media, her great … Continue reading →