Movies
Today’s audiences don’t just watch movies at the local cineplex. They screen them on their laptops, tablets and smart phones as well. The genres may be different, but Hollywood in Toto looks at entertainment value first and foremost when helping you pick the best movie for your favorite media player.
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Bruce Willis’ Films Now Border on Fan Abuse
“Apex” is the latest proof that Bruce Willis not only stopped caring about what’s in front of the camera but…
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‘Long Kiss Goodnight’ Got Unfairly Targeted by Hollywood Press
Renny Harlin’s “The Long Kiss Goodnight” (1996) begins with the bubbly narration of Samantha Caine, played by Geena Davis. We…
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How ‘Billy Bathgate’ Shattered All the Gangster Movie Rules
Robert Benton’s “Billy Bathgate” (1991) is set in New York of the 1930s, when the streets were riddled with gangsters.…
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‘Home Sweet Home Alone’ Must Be Seen to Be Believed
The “Home Alone” franchise is the epitome of Hollywood desperation. Yes, the 1990 original uncorked a sassy blend of yuletide…
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‘Patriot Purge’ Is, Hands Down, the Year’s Most Shocking Documentary
You’re not supposed to eviscerate a film before seeing it, but media outlets did just that to Tucker Carlson’s “Patriot…
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Defending ‘Nothing But Trouble’ … Really
“Nothing But Trouble” (1991) begins in such a familiar way, it allows the audience to get comfortable, let their guard…
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‘Self-Isolated’ Nails Paranoia, Fear of Pandemic USA
The world may not be ready for the wave of pandemic-themed films heading our way. Chances are few will capture…
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‘Last Night in Soho’ Stuns in More Ways Than One
“Last Night in Soho” centers around a fashion design student named Eloise (Thomasin McKenzie) who becomes obsessed with the wild…
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‘Spencer’ Is as Stiff as a Palace Guard
A really bad weekend in the life of Princess Diana, portrayed by Kristen Stewart, is the focal point of Pablo…
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‘Finch’ Cares More About Robots than a Double Oscar Winner
Tom Hanks brings a bit of Mr. Rogers to the bleak yet whimsical “Finch.” Hanks’ take on the kiddie superstar…
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