Love & Mercy & The Wrecking Crew
A bio-pic on Brian Wilson of The Beach Boys, and a doc on the musicians who made The Beach Boys–and almost every other band in the ’60s–sound so great.
A bio-pic on Brian Wilson of The Beach Boys, and a doc on the musicians who made The Beach Boys–and almost every other band in the ’60s–sound so great.
Who needs gorillas when there’s oil to be drilled for and minerals to be dug up?
I don’t want to give anything away here, but, um, yeah. This is not a contest. Prepare for the worst.
Let us now talk of all things Lynch.
In which the institution of SNL is further institutionalized in rather fawning fashion.
A few flicks to flee from or look forward to.
In which deadly alien slug monsters take over the world.
A movie that demands to be moved straight to the top of your Movies Not To Watch list.
Otto Preminger’s “comedy” from 1968. Underground classic or brain-curdling turd?
One of these docs invites you in, the other one shoves you out.
If Disney’s 1979 “science fiction” movie, The Black Hole, were any stupider, it would collapse in on itself and the take the entire universe with it.
Your brain is on drugs, it’s on fire, and George Miller just drove a truck through it. Yay!
The cult revenge flick is in fact a dark, brooding drama.
Nobody does post-apocalyptic like George Miller. We take a took at the trilogy of 30 years past in preparation for Fury Road.