Movies in a minute with film critic Bruce Miller
Movie critic Bruce Miller of Lee Enterprises offers his thoughts on the latest movies.
Movies in a Minute: "The Bride!"
Movies in a Minute: "Project Hail Mary"
Movies in a Minute: "Hoppers"
Movies in a Minute: "The Drama"
Movies in a Minute: "Reminders of Him"
Movies in a Minute: "Scream 7"
Movies in a Minute: "Twinless"
Movies in a Minute: "Wuthering Heights"
Movies in a Minute: "Dracula"
Movies in a Minute: "Send Help"
Movies in a Minute: "Is This Thing On?"
Movies in a Minute: "28 Years Later: The Bone Temple"
Movies in a Minute: "Primate"
Movies in a Minute: "Anaconda"
Movies in a Minute: "Marty Supreme"
Movies in a Minute: "Song sung Blue"
Movies in a Minute: "Wake Up Dead Man"
Movies in a Minute: "Hamnet"
Movies in a Minute: "Rental Family"
Movies in a Minute: "Wicked: For Good"
Movies in a Minute: "The Running Man"
Movies in a Minute: "Nuremberg"
Movies in a Minute: "Spinal Tap 2: The End Continues"
Movies in a Minute: "Caught Stealing"
Movies in a Minute: "The Roses"
Movies in a Minute: "Honey Don't"
Movies in a Minute: "Nobody 2"
Movies in a Minute: "Weapons"
Movies in a Minute: "The Naked Gun"
Movies in a Minute: "The Fantastic Four: First Steps""
Movies in a Minute: "I Know What You Did Last Summer"
Movies in a Minute: "Superman"
Movies in a Minute: "Jurassic World Rebirth"
Movies in a Minute: "F1"
Movies in a Minute: "28 Years Ago"
Movies in a Minute: "Materialists"
Movies in a Minute: "From the World of John Wick: Ballerina"
Movies in a Minute: "Karate Kid: Legends"
Movies in a Minute: "Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning "
Movies in a Minute: "Nonnas"
Movies in a Minute: "Fight or Flight"
Movies in a Minute: "Thunderbolts*"
Movies in a Minute: "The Accountant 2"
Movies in a Minute: "Sinners"
Movies in a Minute: "Warfare"
Pegged as a hunter, 12-year-old Spike is sent on a rite of passage with his father, Jamie, to the place where zombies run in herky-jerky fashion and attack everything.
“Zootopia 2” leaps right into a new case for officers Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde and never takes its paws off the pedal.
In “Marty Supreme,” a wild, ever-moving account of a ping-pong player’s life, Timothee Chalamet seizes every moment and comes away with a performance for the ages.
"If you want to see the year’s best actress at work, catch 'Hamnet,'" Bruce Miller writes.
"Reminders of Him," based on the Colleen Hoover book of the same name, is out in theaters Friday.
In her latest, “The Bride!,” it’s easy to see director Maggie Gyllenhaal is an old movie buff.
"You get a bit of a science lesson with a political message in 'Hoppers,' an animated film that also has plenty of cute characters." Read Bruce Miller's review here:
Here’s a shocker: “The Art of Hoppers” has great text.
A new cast jumps into the fifth season of “For All Mankind” as the “what if” series speeds ahead 10 years.
Producers say the final season of “Hacks” has a “Wizard of Oz”-like quality.
"Too many questions weren’t asked before Emma and Charlie got engaged," Bruce Miller writes in his review of "The Drama," out now in theaters.
The beauty of Gilead — the restrictive world Margaret Atwood detailed in “The Handmaid’s Tale” and now “The Testaments” — surprised actress Mattea Conforti, who stars in the latter.
Soon after she completed “One Battle After Another,” Chase Infiniti got an invitation to audition for “The Testaments,” the sequel to “The Handmaid’s Tale.”
In “The Testaments,” the sequel to “The Handmaid’s Tale,” the plums and pearls at the preparatory school run by Aunt Lydia are training to become dutiful wives of the commanders.
"It was worth the 20-year wait to get a 'Devil Wears Prada' sequel," Bruce Miller writes in his review.
Playing a detective on his last day of work, Josh Duhamel has the ultimate assignment: Find his son before he runs out of oxygen.
Andie MacDowell brought Hollywood clout to the Hallmark Channel and, in the process, opened the door for other recognizable names.
Inner conversations between twin sisters lift “Is God Is” to another level — one where you understand why people do bizarre things.
