Your Weekly Yap -- Feb. 27
Here's the weekly roundup of reviews and views you may have missed.
Reeling Backward: Harry & Son (1984)
One of the few films Paul Newman directed and the only one he co-wrote, "Harry & Son" wanders around a fractured relationship before finding a few moments of purity.
Crossroads of America
A contemplative, moody look at a dysfunctional household of three women tied together by conviction and tragedy.
Crisis
A well-acted drama about the opioid epidemic that fails to artfully weave together its three parallel storylines.
My Zoe
This promising family drama from writer/director/star Julie Delpy is actually two different movies, each promising but incompatible.
Wrong Turn
This "Wrong Turn" reboot/re-imagining has enough tricks up its sleeve that it should please horror hounds.
Tom & Jerry
"Tom & Jerry" joins Sonic and Godzilla in the sad tradition of taking properties about cartoon animals and using them to make films about boring, poorly-formed human characters.
ReelBob’s New to View: March 2
A trio of early 1940s Bob Hope comedies plus Amy Schumer's Comedy Central series are among the newest titles heading for home viewing.
The AV Room: Indy Style -- Feb. 26
On this week's show, Chris reviews "My Zoe," "Tom & Jerry," "Crisis," "Wrong Turn" and the John Hughes 5-Movie Collection on Blu-ray.
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