REVIEW: “Beasts of No Nation”

REVIEW: “Beasts of No Nation”

If there is one thing that profoundly comes across in Cary Fukunaga’s searing war drama it is that war has a cost – an intense human cost. In the case of Agu, the preadolescent lead character in “Beasts of No Nation”, it’s about the loss of family, the loss of childhood, the loss of innocence.  … Continue reading →

REVIEW: “Love & Mercy”

REVIEW: “Love & Mercy”

It was 1961 in the Southern California city of Hawthorne. Three brothers, a cousin, and a high school friend formed a group that would grow into one of the biggest American  bands in music history. They called themselves The Beach Boys, a reference to their harmonious “California Sound”. They would go on to sell over … Continue reading →

REVIEW: “Creed”

REVIEW: “Creed”

If you had told me at the start of the year that I would pay money to go see a “Rocky” spin off with old man Stallone training the son of Apollo Creed I would have laughed in your face. Nothing about that concept sounds appealing. If you would have told me I would not only … Continue reading →

K&M Retro Review: “Good Morning Vietnam”

K&M Retro Review: “Good Morning Vietnam”

  It has been a little over a year since the passing of Robin Williams yet he is still remembered through his incredibly diverse body of work. He was a comedian with his own special brand of humor. It was humor that I couldn’t always connect with. But over the years Williams proved himself to … Continue reading →