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“Great music and solid performances throughout. Was especially taken in by the visuals from late 1950s San Francisco. Sinatra is cocksure, but the audience also sees that's he's flying by the seat of his pants, and there is a certain charm there, too. Kim Novak is wonderful as the up and coming perfo” read more

“Great music and solid performances throughout. Was especially taken in by the visuals from late 1950s San Francisco. Sinatra is cocksure, but the audience also sees that's he's flying by the seat of his pants, and there is a certain charm there, too. Kim Novak is wonderful as the up and coming perfo” read more

“The most interesting and perhaps the best Final Destination sequel to date, 2025's Final Destination: Bloodlines is an unexpectedly strong continuatio”

“A little trivia about Spike (a very good boy). He was picked up as a stray pup at the Van Nuys animal shelter by trainer Frank Weatherwax and "bailed him out" for $3. The trainer trained him for work in front of the camera before he was called up by Disney for the title role of "Old Yeller." Sour”

“(6 and a half stars)

Like many towns in the Old West, Warlock has a little problem with gun violence, so the townspeople bring in Marshal Clay Blaisedell (by the stalwart Henry Fonda) to end the rampage of the McQuown gang.

At the Marshal's side is Tom Morgan, played by the eff” read more

Penny for your thoughts?

“"A penny for your thoughts?"

The opening set piece was worth the admission price alone.

Little secret? I've never watched a Final Destination movie before. From clips and trailers, I kind of get the concept, but being immersed in the chaos was another thing altogether.
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“Taking a big swing is an understatement. How does one poke their finger in the eye of Nazis in 1942 and finding that line between satire and deadly seriousness? Director Ernst Lubitsch, born in Berlin in 1892 does just that. We are placed in Poland and follow Jack Benny and Carole Lombard, a husban” read more