Ron Howard has a way with true tales, just look at his work on Apollo 13. So, in many ways, he’s the perfect filmmaker to tackle the true tale of the 12 young football players and their coach who wandered into a local cave near their Thai home and wound-up […]
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Once in a while, this critic feels as if he is going against the grain of the entire movie critique establishment. That is firmly the case with Hillbilly Elegy. The J.D. Vance book of the same name was a huge hit and supposedly was an introduction to Trump’s America and […]
Hillbilly Elegy Review: Amy Adams & Glenn Close Rivet In ...
Who better to helm a documentary about the entity that is fatherhood than the supremely talented daughter of a master filmmaker? Bryce Dallas Howard has achieved something truly special with her AppleTV+ film, Dads. Just in time for Father’s Day, her cinematic salute to the patriarchs out there will simultaneously […]
Dads Review: Warning, You Will Need Tissues!
Tom Hanks and director Ron Howard struck gold with author Dan Brown when The Da Vinci Code hit theaters in 2006. Ten years later, and one forgettable sequel in between (Angels and Demons), they reunite with the most compelling of the trilogy, Inferno. One of the reasons why Inferno mostly […]
Inferno Review: Tom Hanks Catching Fire
Ron Howard is an interesting filmmaker. He doesn’t make a bad movie. It is not like all of his films are Oscar winners, like A Beautiful Mind. But, Howard keenly knows how to craft a yarn that will entertain audiences and take them away for a few hours every time […]
In the Heart of the Sea: Ron Howard Chases The ...
Chris Hemsworth and director Ron Howard made engines purr the last time they worked together with the astounding piece of filmmaking that was the true story, Rush. The dynamic duo have re-teamed and this time it’s on a period piece, yet still a true story, the tale that inspired Moby […]