Episode 156 - Marjorie Prime (2017) 06/05/2018 Today’s movie is “Marjorie Prime” (2017), the near-future, science-fiction drama written and directed by Michael Almereyda, based on a play by Jordan Harrison. The film follows Marjorie (Lois Smith), an elderly woman suffering from dementia, but aided by an artificial intelligence hologram recreated in the image of Walter (Jon Hamm), Marjorie’s late husband. Her daughter, Tess (Geena Davis) and her husband, Jon (Tim Robbins), begin to clash over the use of the technology, and its effects on
Today’s movie is “Marjorie Prime” (2017), the near-future, science-fiction drama written and directed by Michael Almereyda, based on a play by Jordan Harrison. The film follows Marjorie (Lois Smith), an elderly woman suffering from dementia, but aided by an artificial intelligence hologram recreated in the image of Walter (Jon Hamm), Marjorie’s late husband. Her daughter, Tess (Geena Davis) and her husband, Jon (Tim Robbins), begin to clash over the use of the technology, and its effects on
Episode 155 - Upgrade (2018) 06/04/2018 Welcome back to Matinee Mondays! We’re heading into the near future today with another Blumhouse Productions, the company that was founded on the “Paranormal Activity”, “Insidious” and “The Purge” franchises, which has allowed them to fund excellent independent films like “The Belko Experiment” and a little film from last year called “Get Out”, which I believe was last year’s best film. Got a favorite Blumhouse Production you want me to review? Head over to onemoviepunch.com and use our contact
Welcome back to Matinee Mondays! We’re heading into the near future today with another Blumhouse Productions, the company that was founded on the “Paranormal Activity”, “Insidious” and “The Purge” franchises, which has allowed them to fund excellent independent films like “The Belko Experiment” and a little film from last year called “Get Out”, which I believe was last year’s best film. Got a favorite Blumhouse Production you want me to review? Head over to onemoviepunch.com and use our contact
Episode 154 - I, Tonya (2017) 06/03/2018 Today’s movie is “I, Tonya” (2017), the brutal Neon biopic of the infamous Tonya Harding (Margot Robbie) that tracks her rise and fall as one of the world’s best figure skaters. The film was written by Steven Rogers and directed for the screen by Craig Gillespie. Margot Robbie was nominated for Best Leading Actress at the Oscars, along with Tatiana S. Riegel for Best Film Editing. But Allison Janney took home the Best Supporting Actress Oscar for her role as LaVona Golden, Tonya’s mother.
Today’s movie is “I, Tonya” (2017), the brutal Neon biopic of the infamous Tonya Harding (Margot Robbie) that tracks her rise and fall as one of the world’s best figure skaters. The film was written by Steven Rogers and directed for the screen by Craig Gillespie. Margot Robbie was nominated for Best Leading Actress at the Oscars, along with Tatiana S. Riegel for Best Film Editing. But Allison Janney took home the Best Supporting Actress Oscar for her role as LaVona Golden, Tonya’s mother.
Episode 153 - The Disaster Artist (2017) 06/02/2018 Welcome back to Streaming Saturday. Believe it or not, Netflix didn’t have an original film debuting yesterday, which is particularly strange given their commitment to release over 1,000 new shows and films this year. However, it was also the first of the month, so there was an avalanche of new streaming content released by all the major players. And given the freedom to do whatever film I wanted, there was really only one choice for today. And now... Today’s movie is “The Disaster Artist”
Welcome back to Streaming Saturday. Believe it or not, Netflix didn’t have an original film debuting yesterday, which is particularly strange given their commitment to release over 1,000 new shows and films this year. However, it was also the first of the month, so there was an avalanche of new streaming content released by all the major players. And given the freedom to do whatever film I wanted, there was really only one choice for today. And now... Today’s movie is “The Disaster Artist”
