Brett Garten, Movie Extraordinare
Cinematic Sommelier
8.2
This was flat out amazing. Bravo to Seth Rogen, of all people. And his wonderful wife Lauren Miller Rogen. Dementia/Alzheimer’s is such a terrible disease for all involved. This film nails the tone and weight and execution here, delivering a perfectly balanced, incredibly impactful film. Short, sweet, to the point, and highly recommended as well worth your time from this movie reviewer (and former Nurse’s Aide who cared for many who suffered from Dementia/Alzheimer’s).
7.2
Considering it’s the “South Park” guys, this is a surprisingly sweet look into nostalgia and childhood rose colored glasses meets adulthood reality. Have to applaud the dedication to a passion project. Next time I’m on my way through Colorado, I know one of the stops I need to make…
7.5
A really well done, important film! The tribe shouldn’t have had such an uphill battle for its entire existence, but damn are they badass as a result. I appreciated the eye-opening experience and newfound awareness to another Enbridge pipeline that is in the worst possible location and poorly maintained.
7.2
A really well done project out of Pure Flix. Timely, if nothing else. The advice here of “stop overcomplicating everything, dumbass” was refreshing. Professor Cronin out here doing the Lord’s work.
8.5
This one hurts, but is also one of the most inspirational documentaries I’ve seen in a LONG time. It was a beautifully told story that solidifies the legacy of Superman of the screen and of the mortal world in many ways. So much impact and such valuable perspective. The family being brave enough to go back through this and to not shy away from the tough spots along the way was extremely admirable and valuable in the final product on-screen. A definite must watch!
