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All of You ***
I’m not sure I know what this movie wants to say—about monogamy, or fidelity, or the ideal way to find a perfect romantic match—but I do know it has a smokin’-hot way of saying it. Director William Bridges and co-star Brett Goldstein (Ted Lasso) co-wrote the story set in a near-future where a test allows people to find their “soulmate,” and lo...
A Big Bold Beautiful Journey **
As David Langley (Colin Farrell) heads out to attend a friend’s wedding, his father urges him on the phone to “be open”—and once you’ve grasped that simple thesis statement in this insistently melancholy romantic fantasy, there’s literally nothing else to discover…
The Baltimorons ***
The loosey-goosey, semi-improvisational style the Duplass brothers helped pioneer 20 years ago finds an ideal milieu—and a pair of engaging central performers—in director Jay Duplass’ story of a one-time improv-comedy performer at a life crossroads. That protagonist is Cliff (Michael Strassner, who co-wrote with Duplass largely based on his own ...
I’m inclined to believe that This Is Spinal Tap was nothing less than a filmmaking miracle. The 1984 feature—a “mockumentary” following a fading British heavy metal band on an ill-fated tour in support of their latest album—plays out as an utterly improbable combination of run-with-it improv prompt, hilarious musical parody and genuinely touching exploration of creative...
The American Southwest ***
We need more nature documentaries in theaters—and I suppose it’s a sad reality of the world we live in that they might need to be connected to far-less-cinematic advocacy documentaries. Director Ben Masters explores the ecosystems of the Colorado River, from headwaters to the parched terminus that used to be a thriving delta, capturing so...
