Good and evil blur in this gritty police drama set in Marseille, France.

If you’re looking for a futuristic thriller in a Blade Runner-like setting, this is a surprisingly good weave.

*** Movie: The Highwaymen Year: 2019 Director: John Lee Hancock *** A REVIEW Based on true events, Kevin Costner and Woody Harrelson play two retired Texas Ranger heroes who come back into the fold to take down gangsters Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow. Costner and Harrelson are the reasons to pull up a chair and … Continue reading The Highwaymen – An Efficiently Fast-N-True Movie Review →

A long, beautifully shot cat and mouse chase, Heat occasionally veers off course, but it’s still one of the best capers ever to grace the screen.

A lot of 80s movies haven’t aged well. This high school dramedy – screenplayed by Cameron Crowe – is timeless.

Gary Oldman, as screenwriter Herman J. Mankiewicz, dials it up another notch again, and the cast around him never lets him falter.

The movie’s a classic. Rewatch – and then immediately binge the entire Cobra Kai series on Netflix.

Sit back and watch Richard Gere slickly slither through the hot spots and underbelly of Los Angeles as a male escort at the beginning of the Greed Decade.

*** Movie: Gone in 60 Seconds Year: 1974 Director: H.B. Halicki *** A REVIEW No, we’re not talking about the remake. We’re talking THE ORIGINAL – the slack-jaw, what-the-hell, you-gotta-see-this, drop-everything-now original. That is all. *** HOW TO WATCH CLICK HERE *** Lead-In Image – Photo by Adam Kring on Unsplash  

What you have here is a really uneven mystery with great acting from Anna Kendrick and Blake Lively.