Old Classics…? Newly Reviewed | King Solomon’s Mines (1950)
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Review: “Night School” Heart and Humor
While Kevin Hart has not always been my go to guy for humor, I watched the trailer for this movie...
Old Classics…? Newly Reviewed | “North by Northwest” (1959)
© Nancee E. Lewis / Nancee Lewis Photography. Editor Note: Gini has another Old Classic film from her Turner Classic...
Home Entertainment: “Solo: A Star Wars Story” | Ro Reviews
Writers Lawrence Kasdan (The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi) and son, Jonathan Kasdan (In the Land of Women), drew...
Rhetoric Meets Reality in New Political Documentaries | Ro Reviews
I made more than one bet on who'd win the last election. Trust me, I wanted to lose. After you...
Hopdoddy Burger Bar – Camelback was Hoppin’
The Two Gay Geeks decided to venture across town to Hopdoddy Burger Bar – Camelback located in the Town and...
In Life Itself, Perseverance is the Point | Ro Reviews
Don't see Life Itself if you aren't ready to fully engage and be in your feelings. Seriously. Life Itself is a...
Review “Colette”: A Triumph of the Female Voice
I remembered hearing the name Claudine in Literature courses. As I wasn’t much for French literature, I never read the...
Bring It On | Benihana
Several weeks ago now, Ben and Keith or as we are more commonly referred to here, as The Two Gay...
Beth Cato’s “Roar of Sky” Thunders to an Exciting Conclusion
I was fortunate enough to be at CoKoCon 2018 and had an opportunity to chat with Beth Cato about her...
Herein Lies The Horror Of Being A “Lost Child”
A young military woman, named Fern, is on a bus and is presumably done with her tour of duty and...
“Operation Finale” Is A Remarkable Testament.
Towards the end of World War II, three of the four architects of the Holocaust escaped justice by taking their...
El Chorro is an Arizona Legend for Good Reason
On August 18th we (Ben and I) decided we wanted to try something new for our 22nd Anniversary. We chose...
The Happytime Murders | Ro Reviews
The Happytime Murders is set in an alternative Los Angeles where humans reluctantly live alongside puppets. When someone starts murdering...
Juliet, Naked: A Romance That Successfully Crosses The Digital Divide | Ro Reviews
There haven't really been that many romantic comedies this year. At least, not the type that hasn't felt like they're faithfully following...
Tuck In for Tea at Tuck Shop
Yes, I know this is our second review of Tuck Shop but they offer several dining options, from Brunch to...
La Canasta Capitolio where the Food is Capital
When we purchased our home a number of years ago, we looked for local places to eat and found La...
Review: “BlacKKKlansman” A Lesson in Triumph
One of the reasons I was interested in this film was the subject matter. A black cop in the seventies...
Missing the Mark: The Darkest Minds | Ro Reviews
By now, we all know Hollywood is obsessed with adapting young adult dystopia novels into films (blame Hunger Games, I do)....
Review: “Christopher Robin”: Perfect for the Child in All of Us
I couldn’t resist seeing this movie for two reasons: First, my husband absolutely loves Winnie the Pooh and the...
Review: “The Spy Who Dumped Me” Female Comedy at its Best
I first saw the trailer for this film online and knew that I wanted to get to see the...
Welcome Diner Will Have You Saying Thank You
The Two Gay Geeks went to the Welcome Diner to celebrate the birthday of a close friend and were pleasantly...
Mission: Impossible – Fallout | Spoiler-Free Review
I wasn't really sure where the Mission: Impossible storyline had left to go that wouldn't ultimately feel like a retread....
Review “Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again” Celebratory and Fun
I love musicals. I adore music of any kind but musicals just make me want to break out singing. I...
‘Sorry To Bother You’ Is The Satire We Need | Spoiler-Free Review
Pair lush surrealistic imagery (that's a punch in the face all its own) with a script satirically tackling tokenism, code-switching,...
Review: “Don’t Worry, He Won’t Get Far on Foot” Compelling and Insightful
One of the type of films I’ve grown to love seeing over the last couple years are independent movies. They...
Review: “Skyscraper” Die Hard Meets Towering Inferno
I like action movies and I really appreciate Dwayne Johnson in a good action flick. When my husband and I...
Social Saturday | Tuck Shop
After a long workweek (well this one wasn’t that long) it is easy to fall into a rut on Friday...
Review: “The First Purge” Tons of Action, not much Horror
The Purge movies have been a big hit. My husband loved the first, “The Purge.” When I read the synopsis...
Sicario, Day of the Soldado | Film Review
If you were left wondering what's next for Matt Graver's (Josh Brolin) black bag team and Alejandro (Benicio del Toro)...
Review: “Leave No Trace” Breathtaking and Complex
I love Ben Foster and I found the trailer for this movie compelling. Coming from the Academy Award-nominated Debra Granik,...
Review: “Ant-Man and the Wasp” Funny and Action Packed
What I loved best about the first Ant-man was humor and how important family is to the character of Scott...
Review “Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom” It’s All About Blue.
I’ve loved the Jurassic Park movies since the original. The idea of dinosaurs makes the little kid in me clap...
Review: “The Incredibles 2” It’s All About Jack-Jack!
Honestly, I’ve been waiting a long time for this sequel. I have to tell you, for me, it’s all...
“Flash Gordon” (1980) | Old Classics… Newly Reviewed
Flash Gordon charges in to rescue us from bad movies! Okay, perhaps that intro is over the top, but in...
Review: “On Chesil Beach” Brilliant acting, Unsatisfying Story
“On Chesil Beach” is a British drama film based on the 2007 Booker Prize-nominated novella by Ian McEwan who also...
“Solo: A Star Wars Story” Familiar Faces, Zero Surprises
Of all the characters in the Star Wars universe, Han Solo and Chewbacca are my favorites. I love Han’s redemptive...
Deeper Story Elements Revealed on the ‘Black Panther’ Blu-Ray | Blu-Ray/DVD Review
By now, you've probably seen more than a few snippets teasing behind-the-scenes details from the making of Black Panther online. If...
‘Breaking In’ | Film Review
If you're wondering what to do for a post Mother's Day meal, Universal Pictures offers up its latest: Breaking In. Synopsis: Shaun...
When Adonis Calls, You Better Answer
A few weeks ago I was perusing Twitter, as you do, when I noticed a post by Clint Borzoni, our...
Three Episode Thoughts – The Handmaids Tale Season 2
“The Handmaid’s Tale” season one is dark, provocative and award winning. Since it ends fairly close to where I...
