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True Stories Top the Watch List
July 3, 2020 5:36 pm
Hope Madden
There’s a lot of nonfiction worth looking into in new streaming films this week, from documentaries to true war stories. Alien encounters (if you want to believe) are a little weaker, but if you’re looking for a familiar riff on the old exorcism classic, we might have a more make believe winner. The Outpost Streaming […]
Best Films of the First Half of 2020
June 30, 2020 12:00 pm
George Wolf
by Hope Madden and George Wolf We can all agree on one thing: 2020 blows. It hasn’t been great for movies, either, what with every major film being pushed back until at least autumn. But, as is always the case, these challenges have created opportunities—in this case, for spunky little movies ready to come into […]
Jon Stewart, Dave Bautista & Ella Fitzgerald for Your Weekend
June 26, 2020 10:37 am George Wolf
What do you want to watch? You can put your mask on and check out the vintage fun screening at Studio 35 and Grandview Theater, you can take advantage of Wexner Center’s free streaming of our own Paul Hill’s documentary Cincinnati Goddamn, or you can check out these new flicks, dropping straight to your TV, […]
Juneteenth Drama, Pride Docs, Bad Hollywood
June 19, 2020 10:30 am Hope Madden
Dude, so many movies come out this week! A few are really great! A couple really blow! It is a minefield out there, but we are here to keep you safe and on the path to enjoyable movie viewing. You’re welcome. Miss Juneteenth by Rachel Willis When Turquoise (Nicole Beharie of TV’s Sleepy Hollow) enters […]
Some Great Home Viewing this Week
June 12, 2020 12:23 pm George Wolf
Leave it to Spike Lee to know exactly what to say and when to say it. His Da 5 Bloods leads a mostly solid pack of streaming movies this week. Although, if you are itching for the real theatrical experience, remember Studio 35 and Grandview Theater are open! Da 5 Bloods by Hope Madden Leave […]
Great Movies to Watch Past Curfew
June 5, 2020 11:22 am Hope Madden
Whether it’s the weather, the virus, or the curfew that’s keeping you indoors this weekend, at least there are a lot of very decent viewing options. You can start with a quick tutorial on how we got to this moment in our cultural history. Then, you can sift through a bunch of fine new digital […]
5 Vital Documentaries for Today
June 3, 2020 10:00 am George Wolf
Good documentaries transcend art and commerce by helping us understand who we are, where we came from and where (hopefully) we may be going. These five films prove the necessity and urgency of the #blacklivesmatter movement and help to contextualize our current situation and the need for dramatic change. Whose Streets? Available on Amazon Prime, […]
