
"Wealth, Travel, Fame…I can take you to movies that have all of that." -Me and Orson Welles

“In Season Four of The Diplomat, two marriages threaten to eat each other alive. One catastrophic moment shatters the fragile peace Kate Wyler brokered...

“Calvin Penney (Josh Hartnett) is a big‑hearted but stubborn fisherman living in a small Newfoundland town, who’s still haunted by his father’s...

“Two childhood best friends, Maya and Anjali, join UCLA’s competitive Bollywood-fusion dance team, only to discover that the road to winning...

“Sixteen-year-old Teagan Tao (Miku Martineau) was a rising star in single sculls rowing until a family scandal capsized her future. Forced to relocate...

Heartthrob Harry Jowsey (Too Hot to Handle, Perfect Match) is done playing the field. This time, he’s handing the reins of his love life to those who...
Category: Interviews, Movie Reviews
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Category: Movie Reviews
Tags:Antebellum, black lives matter, Christopher Renz, civil war, Comedy, dark, Debra Winger, Dramedy, dry, Eric Lange, Evan Rachel Wood, Focus Features, Gabourey Sidibe, Gerard Bush, Gina Rodriguez, Horror, Jack Houston, Janelle Monae, Jena Malone, Kajillionaire, Kiersey Clemons, Lionsgate, Miranda July, Mystery, quirky, race, racism, Richard Jenkins, slaves, social class, Susan Kamyab Stephens, thriller

This week’s movie review features two very different films: Antebellum is a high profile mystery, thriller with a disturbing twist; Kajillionaire is a low key dark comedy that relies on quirky characters and dysfunctional family dynamic as a foundation for the story. Both films boast some highly respected actors and developing writers/directors. Which one should you go see?
“Antebellum” is available On Demand September 18, 2020.
“Kajillionaire” opens in select theaters September 25, 2020.