Theatre Review:: Life of Pi National Tour Launch at Baltimore’s Hippodrome Theatre
Life of Pi has fun with magical realism… continue reading
Author: Patrick Regal
Theatre Review: SIX The Musical at Washington DC’s National Theatre
SIX on tour makes history — or rather HER-story — cool… continue reading
Movie Review :: Beetlejuice Beetlejuice is same old, same old
Tim Burton finally feels like Tim Burton again… continue reading
Movie Review :: The Boys in the Boat goes for the gold on Blu-ray
If you can’t get enough sports dramas, here’s another solid offering… continue reading
Bad Boys: Ride or Die Review :: Better Than Most Retreads
Will Smith and Martin Lawrence have still got it, whether we like it or not… continue reading
Movie Review :: Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga
George Miller thinks you can’t have too much of a good thing… continue reading
Peter Pan National Tour Review at DC’s National Theatre
The national tour is for kids and that’s why it’s great… continue reading
Annie at The National Theatre in DC is nothing new, but always welcome
The National Tour is as good as it can be… continue reading
The Color Purple Review :: The Color Purple is an unapologetic movie musical
After all these years, we may have the definitive version… continue reading
Pretty Woman: The Musical at The National Theatre in DC is an adult fairy tale
The National Tour is still a story about a damsel in distress… continue reading
The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes Review
The prequel’s energy can’t match the original series… continue reading
Kino Lorber’s 3 Days of the Condor 4K is another ’70s conspiracy flick
It’s a conspiracy thriller only because it features a conspiracy… continue reading
Kino Lorber’s Blu-ray of Hardcore delivers on its title
Paul Schrader’s undersign odyssey finds the director, and star George C. Scott at the top of their games… continue reading
Kino Lorber has gifted us with Burt Reynolds’ Malone
It’s a Burt action flick that gives you everything you need… continue reading
Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird is a lesson learned at DC’s Kennedy Center
Aaron Sorkin’s ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ is not Harper Lee’s… continue reading