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Published by Jeremy Cohen
Movies, sports, fitness, and life’s cataclysmic ups and downs, through nearly a half-century on this rock.
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Daniel Roher's terrific new film Tuner stars Leo Woodall as a young musical prodigy who works as a piano tuner... and whose hyper-hyper sensitive hearing may ebable him to crack safes...
Finally saw Edgar Wright's 2025 "more faithful adaptation" of Stephen King's dystopian sci-fi novel The Running Man. How does it compare to the 1987 version starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, which I absolutely adore?
New series! Strap in for a history-based episode as I recall and recount the Julia Roberts films I've seen in theaters, then the Clint Eastwood films I've seen in theaters. I'll revisit this concept in an upcoming episode in which I'll discuss Meryl Streep and either Pacino or DeNiro.
Michael Keaton's fantastic turn as McDonald's CEO Ray Kroc in 2016's The Founder ranks with his best work, showing every side of the complicated, heel-ish entrepreneur.
Alfred Hitchcock's Rear Window opened in theaters September 1, 1954. 72 years on, it stands as one of the greatest movies ever made.
21 y.o. Moses Itauma's first professional defeat came at the hands of rugged veteran Filip Hrgovic in a fight the rising star was dominating... until he wasn't.
Legendary TV, theater, and movie actor Tim Curry passed away yesterday. Join me for a look back at some of his most memorable roles and performances.
Singer, actress, and humanitarian Dolly Parton passed away today. Sharing thoughts and memories about this legendary entertainer may be the best thing we can do right now 😔
Rob Reiner's magnificent period coming-of-age story Stand by Me remains one of the best movies of its kind ever made.
Tommy John passed away last week. The first man to undergo the career-saving elbow surgery which bears his name was more than just a courageous trailblazer, he was one of the finest pitchers of his era.
Released August 15, 1997, CopLand marks Sylvester Stallone's return to 70s-era acting. While the film is a boxoffice success, the critical reaction is muted at best. Sly is solid, DeNiro makes the most of limited screen time, and the late Ray Liotta delivers a signature performance as coked-out cop Gary Figgis, whose moral center compels him to have the back of Sly's Sheriff Freddy Heflin, no matter the cost.
"June 19, 2005. SUNY New Paltz Commencement Exercises for the Class of '05. Actor Aidan Quinn's keynote address doesn't exactly go over well with the assembled throng."
James Cameron's spectacular underwater scifi thriller The Abyss opened 37 years ago. The version seen by audiences of the day was not the one intended by its director. Join me for the story of a legit masterpiece that was lost... and then found.
"Fall, 1995. I see the Stallone film 'Assassins' with my crush on its opening day... only to discover that she's more into the star of the movie than me." 😭🤣
Buckle in for a humorous story about British acting legend Trevor Howard. Favorite movie in which he stars: Brief Encounter (1945). Favorite movie in support: Superman 1978, he plays a Kryptonian elder. (Trevor Howard, 1913-1988)
The ongoing debate over the casting of Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey reminds me of two notorious (yet historically important) films: D.W. Griffith's silent epic The Birth of a Nation, and the inexplicable casting of John Wayne as Genghis Khan in The Conqueror (1956).
One of the brightest lights Hollywood's ever had, Robin Williams would have turned 75 on July 21, 2026.
After a troubled production, Superman IV: The Quest for Peace opened on July 17, 1987 to poor reviews and so-so boxoffice. Sadly, it was to be Christopher Reeve's final turn in the cape.
What awful news to wake up to 😢 So many top-level films and performances. Over the years virtually everyone who worked with him made mention of what a good guy he was. His IG page (a frequent stop for me) showed him to be a funny, humble, and genuinely decent person.
Much more than just a fun time at the cinema, In the Line of Fire is an action film, a suspense thriller, a romance, and a 😢 reminder that even "Top Tier Legends" aren't indestructible forever. Clint's turn as Frank Horrigan ranks with his finest work and he's matched by John Malkovich, digging deep to author a phenomenal supervillain.
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Observed September 12, 2026. Cached outside the daily freshness window; the positions keep the date they were taken on.
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