“Bros.” is Just Your Average Gay Rom-Com.
Aaron does not have much of a character and he eventually spends the latter half of the movie in thrall to an increasingly mannered and preachy Bobby.
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Category: New Releases
Doug Stanhope is “The Road Dog” in Greg Glienna’s Salute to Stand-Up.
The scene which must have been extraordinarily difficult to play, is a triumph for Stanhope. A miniature masterpiece of great acting.
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Great Fun! “Bodies” is a Gen Z slasher brimming with wit and intelligence.
Beautifully Queer friendly, the relationship between Bee (Maria Bakalova) and Sophiie (Amanda Stenberg) is the emotional center of the movie.
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Aubrey Plaza’s Riveting Performance Centers “Emily the Criminal”.
Plaza’s performance is something to behold. All of the nervous energy is now bursting out in a performance that is always true and believable.
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A marvelous Michelle Yeoh centers “Everything Everywhere”.
Remember Yeoh in “Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon”? This is a similar tongue-in-cheek, highly physical yet surprisingly touching performance.
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The 12 Best Films of 2022, so far …
Bodies, Bodies, Bodies | Emily the Criminal | Everything Everywhere All at Once | Great Freedom | Happening | Hit The Road | Hive | Official Competition | The Outfit | Petite Maman | Playground | Tale of the King Crab.
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2022 Venice Film Festival
The top prize went to documentary filmmaker Laura Poitras for her portrait of photographer supreme Nan Goldin in “All the Beauty and the Bloodshed”.
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In “Blonde” Marilyn Monroe is exploited once again.
Immersing herself completely in the role of Norma Jean/Marilyn Monroe, Ana de Armas is sensational. And exhausting!
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James Norton casts a spell in “Rogue Agent”.
James Norton is perfect as Freegard. He could be James Bond’s evil twin and his performance alone makes the movie worth watching.
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Lesley Manville Swallows the Entire Book of Cockney Rhyming Slang!
Manville is a walking, taking Cockney cliché who becomes more and more irritating with every passing scene.
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Nope! All You Want to Do After About Fifty Minutes is Get Out!
Jordan Peel’s “Nope” is a film which cannot seem to make up its mind what it’s about and, in the end, it’s about nothing.
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