He can turn the tides and calm the angry sea
He alone decides who writes a symphony
He lights evry star that makes the darkness bright
He keeps watch all through each long and lonely nightHe still finds the time to hear a childs first prayer
Saint or sinner calls and always finds him there
Though it makes him sad to see the way we live
Hell always say I forgive Read More...
One-hundred thirty-one minutes. Let that sink in. 131 minutes. Two hours and eleven. That’s the length of Sandy Wexler, the latest in what is sure to be a never-ending stream of Adam Sandler Netflix comedies. That is also, as a good friend pointed out on Twitter, 12 minutes longer than Citizen Kane, with which this tale of an astonishingly inept Hollywood manager shares some structural affinities.
It unfolds in flashback and features present-day testimonials from a gaggle of celebrities who have gathered to honor the titular Sandy (Sandler, sporting oversized glasses and speaking in a Jerry Lewis whine) for an initially unspecified reason. Read More...
Calling all Bridgerton fans who want a bit more girl squad power in their irreverent period drama: it's time to check out The Buccaneers. Apple TV+'s new show, inspired by Edith Wharton’s unfinished final novel of the same name, stars an ensemble including Kristine Frøseth and Christina Hendricks and follows a group of young American women who turn London upside down when they debut in the old-fashioned social scene ready to find eligible husbands. Read More...