Come Party With Frankie Feldman at the Queen Mary Doggie Paradise Sat. Sept. 14
Woo Hoo~ What could be better than a birthday party with Frankie Feldman and hundreds of his friends at the Queen Mary? Come to the Queen Mary Events Park for a paw-fect afternoon, party with Frankie Feldman at the Doggie Paradise, and celebrate our four-legged family members with a festival that’s all about them (and Frankie…
IT CHAPTER TWO Review — Pennywise Creeps Up On You
It Chapter Two review — Long but lively, it’s almost everything fans could hope for. In the Stephen King horror classic, for some reason, every 27 years, muderous evil, often in the form of Pennywise the creepy clown, comes back to haunt the residents of Derry, Maine, and wreck havoc with their very souls. In It…
Frankie Feldman is in the Celebrity Dog House! Find Out Why and Howl
Many of you know Frankie Feldman as this site’s Hollywood Hound, but now he’s also the ambassadog for BioFit360 CBD products for pets and people. Find out what’s up with that… I don’t mean to brag, but my giant white labradoodle Frankie Feldman is quite the traffic stopper. Literally. It’s hard to walk him down…
READY OR NOT Review: Ready, Set… Die!
Ready or Not review — Just the right ratio of gore to giggles. Movies always want to rain on our poor people’s parade. I mean, who among us in the 99% hasn’t dreamed of marrying into the 1%’s wealth, and happily living the jet-set life till death do us part? And I’m talking natural death.…
WHERE’D YOU GO BERNADETTE Review — Cate Blanchett Found Her, But the Movie Lost Her
Where’d You Go Bernadette review — Cate Blanchett’s performance surpasses the film. Ever since I read the Maria Semple’s wry and poignant bestselling novel on motherhood, creativity and accommodation, I was excited to see the adaptation on the big screen. And when I heard Cate Blanchett had signed on as the lead, I was over…
BLINDED BY THE LIGHT — Not The Boss of Me
Blinded by the Light Review — A coming of age tale based on a true story of inspiration from Springsteen music feels like awkward dancing in the dark. When you you first see the title of the latest rock star-related film, I’ll bet good money that Manfred Mann’s Earth Band version of the song immediately…
THE KITCHEN Review — Cooking Up Crime Seems All Too Easy
The Kitchen review — All grit, no gravy. The title of this film is not referring to a sparkling white modern farmhouse kitchen that would do Joanna Gaines proud. Au contraire, The Kitchen is set in the late 1970’s in New York’s Hell’s Kitchen, long before it was gentrified, and when the Irish were frantically…
DORA AND THE LOST CITY OF GOLD Review — Our 11-Year-Old Critic Raves
Kid critic Betty Ordoña’s Dora and the Lost City of Gold review says feels like a kid version of Indiana Jones and it’s awesome! In the live action version of the TV cartoon, 16-year-old (about 10 years older than in the show) Dora’s parents go searching for a lost city, and they send her to…
THE ART OF RACING IN THE RAIN Review — Not Pawsome
The Art of Racing in the Rain review — You’ll be surprised to find out who was the bad dog in this pack. It would be impossible to make a movie about an adorable Golden Retriever named Enzo growing from puppyhood to adulthood without some very tender moments, and plenty of opportunities for audiences to…
HOBBS & SHAW Review — Fasten Your Seatbelt, You’re in for a Raucous Ride
Hobbs & Shaw review: It’s big, it’s brash, it’s brazen, it’s boisterous — what’s not to like? Just in case you didn’t get it from the ampersand stuffed official title Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw, this is a spinoff from the wildly successful muscle car/muscle men franchise, with no pretense of taking itself too seriously. It’s…
