Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Prequel.
It’s all just as delicious as the original two series with the two Lady Danbury’s taking all of the acting honors in their respective time periods.
Read Moreby Patrick | May 30, 2023 | Drama, Genres, Historic Events, Netflix, Queer Film/TV, Romance, TV / Streaming
It’s all just as delicious as the original two series with the two Lady Danbury’s taking all of the acting honors in their respective time periods.
Read Moreby Patrick | Apr 6, 2023 | Comedy, Drama, Netflix, Queer Film/TV, TV / Streaming
Created by Lee Sung Jin, the series boasts a wonderful script and spectacular turns by Steven Yeun and Ali Wong as the central characters.
Read Moreby Patrick | Sep 26, 2022 | Drama, Historic Events, Horror, Most Popular, Netflix, Queer Film/TV, TV / Streaming
Evan Peters, Josh Braaten (young Jeffrey), Niecy Nash as nest-door-neighbor Glenda and a magnificent Richard Jenkins as Dahmer’s Father, all give stellar performances.
Read Moreby Patrick | Dec 27, 2021 | Archival Posts, Drama, Film Reviews, Genres, Netflix
Memories of Fellini and the Taviani Brothers at their peak. It’s his “Amarcord” (I remember). It’s also his “La Dolce Vita.”
Read Moreby Patrick | Jan 14, 2022 | Action, Archival Posts, Drama, Film Reviews, Genres, Mystery, Netflix, Queer Film/TV, Western
“The Power of the Dog” is one of the best films of 2021. Campion directs with an expert hand assisted by Ari Wegner’s cinematography and Jonny Greenwood’s memorable score.
Read Moreby Patrick | Dec 17, 2022 | Archival Posts, Drama, Film Reviews, Genres, Historic Events, Netflix, Romance, TV / Streaming
Superb performances by Emma Corrin and Jack O’Connell transform this adaptation into a film of great beauty and, yes, sensuality.
Read Moreby Patrick | Jan 7, 2022 | Archival Posts, Drama, Film Reviews, Genres, Netflix, Queer Film/TV
You cannot take your eyes off Ruth Negga’s Claire, a Black woman who can pass for White in New York in 1929.
Read Moreby Patrick | Dec 27, 2021 | Archival Posts, Drama, Film Reviews, Genres, Historic Events, Netflix, Queer Film/TV
Ignacio de la Torre was the son in law of Mexico’s president for life and dictator Porfirio DÃaz’s. But he was leading a double life with his lover Evaristo.
Read Moreby Patrick | Nov 23, 2021 | Archival Posts, Comedy, Drama, Film Reviews, Genres, Musicals, Netflix, Queer Film/TV
Although we know the eventual outcome, there is no great tragedy awaiting us at the end of the movie. In fact, it is a celebration of life.
Read Moreby Patrick | Sep 27, 2022 | Archival Posts, Drama, Film Reviews, Genres, Historic Events, Netflix, Pauline Kael, TV / Streaming
Immersing herself completely in the role of Norma Jean/Marilyn Monroe, Ana de Armas is sensational. And exhausting!
Read Moreby Patrick | Jan 1, 2023 | Archival Posts, Comedy, Drama, Epic, Film Reviews, Genres, Mystery, Netflix, Road Movie, Science Fiction, TV / Streaming
Our savior is Driver, who, against all odds, manages to give another really good performance in inhospitable settings.
Read Moreby Patrick | Feb 19, 2021 | Archival Posts, Comedy, Drama, Film Reviews, Genres, Historic Events, Musicals, Netflix, Queer Film/TV, Romance, TV / Streaming
“Husavik” stands apart with its soaring melody and heartfelt lyrics. The stunning vocal is by Molly Sanden, who sings like her life depended on it.
Read Moreby Patrick | Dec 19, 2022 | Archival Posts, Comedy, Drama, Epic, Film Reviews, Genres, Historic Events, Netflix, TV / Streaming
The result is an exhausting piece of self-indulgent filmmaking filled with moments of greatness with one indelible image after another.
Read Moreby Patrick | Jan 13, 2021 | Archival Posts, Drama, Film Reviews, Genres, Netflix
How can an actress who is pushing ninety be the mother of an actress in her late twenties or early thirties? Not impossible, but implausible.
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