Reviews
Today’s consumers have more entertainment options than ever before thanks to technology and the explosion of new media outlets. That’s why Hollywood in Toto will help readers suss out the very best content across media. We all lead busy lives. Let’s consume only the highest quality movies, television shows and music with our limited leisure time.
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Uber-Feminist ‘Shirley’ Takes Us Into the Troubled Author’s Mind
Woke Hollywood does a two-step when it comes to revisiting the past. Take Greta Gerwig’s “Little Women,” a mostly faithful…
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‘The Aerialist’ Takes Flight and Stays Aloft
And you thought Jennifer Lopez was a legend for workin’ a stripper pole in “Hustlers.” Dreya Weber is a physical…
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‘You Don’t Nomi’ Rushes to Defend ‘Showgirls’
In the same year we celebrate (or mourn) “Showgirls'” 25th anniversary, the new documentary “You Don’t Nomi” explores the film’s…
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These Thugs Should Have Never Messed with ‘Becky’
You’d think casting not one but two comedians in dramatic roles would be “Becky’s” biggest selling point. Lulu Wilson begs…
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The Best Television Shows of 2020 (So Far)
Hard to imagine, but we’re only at the halfway point of the year. While there’s been some stellar television worth…
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Netflix’s ‘Space Force’ – Woke, Progressive and Pointless
There’s an awful lot of projection going on in the Netflix comedy “Space Force.” Steve Carell’s deeply unfunny trolling of…
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How ‘Shoot to Marry’ Captures Love, American Style
Filmmaker Steve Markle isn’t interested in a Tinder one-night stand. He wants love, marriage and maybe even that baby carriage.…
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Why We All Miss Gene Hackman
Gene Hackman hasn’t been in a movie since 2003. Before retiring from the profession, his last screen credit was co-starring…
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‘Knight of Cups’ Deserves a Second Look
If you asked me to name the three best love movies ever made I’d choose, “Casablanca,” “The Unbearable Lightness of…
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Why ‘The High Note’ Should Have Gone All the Way
Tracee Ellis Ross leans into her character’s diva DNA early in “The High Note.” The “Black-ish” star’s Grace Davis is…
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