Billie EIlish: Hit Me Hard and Soft - The Tour Live in 3D

Billie Eilish-Hit Me Hard and Soft: The Tour (in 3D); Interesting behind the scenes elements and in concert intimate access make this a special capturing of the tour for fans. The 3D adds very little, apart from some arena depth of fan’s views. Music itself feels more emotional but less exciting; B+

The Good, the Bad and the Ugly

The Good, the Bad and the Ugly; Epic use of score & cinematic touches, from extreme close ups to stunning panoramic vistas, entertain despite some bloated scenes and prolonged run time. The three leads could be interchangeable w/their title monikers, deliciously chewing scenery. Definite classic; A-

Outcome

Outcome; Sold as comedy, but truly an introspective drama, it seems made for & more in tune w/Hollywood types than an average viewer. Casting Reeves is clear choice for character’s conundrum, as his real life goodness counters the role. Great cast but story fizzles while promoting daily decency; B-

Ready or Not 2

Ready or Not 2: Here I Come; The surprise and suspense of the first is lost in this attempt to up the ante w/more families of hunters. Sister character arc eliminates the original’s haunting aspect of the bride’s solitary state. Still, the actors are having a blast and it is slightly infectious; B-

No Other Choice

No Other Choice; Another modern critique of capitalist shortcomings told in dramatic fashion descending into horror. Superbly acted and well fleshed out by realized supporting characters with their own discoveries and motivations. Devilishly fun to keep up with before it takes quite a turn; A-
 

I'm Still Here

I’m Still Here; Felt like this plodded along depicting moments that would’ve been better as a documentary or literature than a two hour plus attempt to convey the horrors of what the family/country went through. For me, dramatizations tend to minimize emotional impact, even if this well acted; C