Author: Paige Kobza (Page 9)
01/20/23
Watching stories unfold when you know how they end is weirdly fascinating. This week, we stayed glued to the screen during two movies based on real-life — Women Talking and…
01/13/23
You may think that a weekly blog featuring movie vignettes would, on this particular Friday, invoke one of the twelve Friday the 13th movies produced since 1980. Alas, we are…
01/6/23
If you’re interested in heavy drama between former friends who are testing each other’s loyalties, you can either flip on coverage of the U.S. House leadership saga, or you can…
12/16/22
James Cameron, a Canadian filmmaker, has got a thing for water. His latest waterlogged creation will be opening in American theaters today: Avatar: The Way of the Water. This follows…
12/2/22
One of the reasons why people agree with Andy Williams that this is the “Most Wonderful Time of the Year” is because people gather together to watch their favorite movies.…
11/18/22
Does it seem crowded in here? As of November 15, 2022, the official count of the number of humans that live on Earth is 8 billion. Seems like a lot,…
11/11/22
What a big week for women in America! Of course, we are talking about the release of two female-driven films: the second Enola Holmes movie, and the sequel to the…
11/4/22
Agatha Christie novels are the best-selling stories of all time, bested only by the Bible and Shakespeare. If you are unfamiliar, she was a prolific and ingenious British author who…
10/28/22
Are you doing something that seems impossible? If so, there are a lot of movies to draw inspiration from — including The Vault, a 2021 film that is streaming on…
10/21/22
When you think of Marvin Hamlisch, you probably think: “Oh, that guy that wrote The Way We Were for Barbara Streisand” or “that guy that composed the music for A…