More of the best of 2020 screens at The Brattle, and ‘Joe Bell’ tours with ‘Steps,’ ‘Old’ and more
These reviews of what’s in theaters and streaming include Brattle rewinds of “Dick Johnson is Dead,” “Black Bear” and “The Sound of Metal” as well as stuff new to screen, even if it’s “Old” (by M. Night Shymalan).
‘Lucky Grandma’ and more, back at The Brattle; ‘Marathon’ streams; two docs dance and swim
These reviews of what’s in theaters and streaming has The Brattle showing some of the best 2020 had to offer, now back on the big screen, the mockumentary “Marathon” and two stirring documentaries from the worlds of dance (“Can You Bring It”) and wildlife (“The Loneliest Whale”).
What to watch on the Fourth; the Brattle is back; reviews from ‘Tomorrow War’ to ‘Forever Purge’
These reviews of what’s in theaters and streaming now look at Steven Soderbergh’s HBO Max neo-noir “No Sudden Move,” a weak “Tomorrow War” and “Boss Baby” and a raft of intriguing pop culture documentaries on Lydia Lunch, Truman Capote and Tennessee Williams, and more
‘Werewolves’ and ‘Summer of Soul’ delight, ‘Crime on the Bayou’ bears a grim message
These reviews of what’s in theaters and streaming now look at the delightful “Werewolves Within” and “Summer of Soul,” the grim “Crime on the Bayou” and much more.
