Sadly, my beloved LA haunt..the Arclight Hollywood...is still down for the count. But, business has gone back to usual for the most part with movie theaters. Even if the on-screen product remains a bit lackluster. You know the monthly drill, gang. I will peruse the movie pages of the newspaper and give you my knee-jerk gut reaction to what's playing.
But, as seen before, I'm just glad anything is playing at the Bronxville.
The Lost City: As I stated above, seen it and reviewed it here. Escapist fun that owes its very existence to "Romancing the Stone."
The Batman: Three hours long and that's a deterrent these days.
Viva Maestro: A documentary about conductor Gustavo Dudamel who I personally think is full of himself.
Coda: Reviewed here and yes, it deserved to be Best Picture.
Father Stu: Mark Wahlberg as a convict/priest. As if that's a new concept these days.
Everything Everywhere All At Once: That pretty covers it all.
Fantastic Beats - The Secrets of Dumbledore: Just when you thought you were done with all that Harry Potter nonsense.
Morbius: Sounds too much like morbid and that's not good.
Ambulance: I guess it's not about a Good Humor truck.
Sonic the Hedgehog 2: Clearly for those who saw Sonic the Hedgehog 1.
X: A horror movie about young people making porn in 1979. Which would have been rated...X.
Uncharted: If you can't get enough of Mark Wahlberg, he's in this, too.
Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent: A movie caper where Nicolas Cage stars and actually plays himself. Huh?
All The Old Knives: All about CIA double agents. As if there is such a thing...wink, wink.
The Northman: About some Vikings and that always bores me.
The Bad Guys: Some cartoon with criminals trying to turn into good citizens. Not available in NY, LA, or Chicago.
Memory: Liam Neeson stars in the movie he made last week.
Dinner last night: Salad.
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