This story about death, grief, and a robot learning to understand the human heart is thoughtful, funny, and surprisingly comforting,
Tag: Natasha Lyonne
“His Three Daughters”
A profound piece of cinema that captures a raw, authentic portrait of anticipatory grief while hitting all of its heavy emotional targets.
“DC League of Super-Pets”
This film isn’t terrible, but it suffers with more misses than hits.
“Show Dogs”
Grab the kiddos and head out to see this one, especially if little Joey has always wanted to feast his eyes on a grown man waxing a dog’s testicles or learn how to positively cope with unwanted touching from strangers.
“A Futile and Stupid Gesture”
The sometimes goofy and oftentimes playfully irreverent retelling of Doug Kenney’s life story seems to fit the man well. Fans of the Lampoon era and their later offshoots will find much to savor here.
“The Intervention”
LOUISA: MATT: LOUISA SAYS: “The Intervention” is basically “The Big Chill” for today’s thirtysomethings except instead of gathering for a buddy’s funeral, the gang’s all
