Stephen Greenwald-Smith

Because of his real life violence Mark Wahlberg films I view in resistance, but I was drawn to rent Joe Bell from Redbox. Joe Bell is based on the true story of a man who walked from La Grande, Oregon, to New York City in 2015 to raise awareness of bullying. His son was gay & he stood up for him in every way 🏳️‍🌈.

I actually thought this was a very good vacation disaster movie. It was scary, intriguing, emotional, and entertaining. Alicia Silverstone was a neurotic mess in it and I would be too if that really happened to me and my partner. She was convincing. I really liked the ending too 👏 😨 🦈.

The campy movie 🎥 starts with Lady GaGa signing checks in an office in 1976, but the next scene she's invited to a disco party that night dancing to On the Radio 📻 and Bad Girls by Donna Summer (songs that came out in 1979 & 1980). The songs do not match the year. The accents were a bit off too. The whole movie seemed like a very good SNL skit, but I found it entertaining enough to watch the train wreck 💥🚂🚃. She nailed that stalker and possessed look 🎭.

It was an enjoyable disaster comedy movie. It was an outlandish dark comedy poking fun of politics, science, and the media. It was outrageous and depressing too. It made for an interesting movie experience.

I just discovered this very rich & moving movie this week. I feel it's Kevin Costner's best performance 🎭, but the real meat and potatoes 🥔 of the poignant movie is the beautiful depiction of the locals and students arising above adversity through spirit and dedication. The setting is moody and atmospheric with an absorbing culture of lovely music, strength, and warmth. I loved it 🖤 🧡.

Spencer is very gorgeous visually with extremely dark hidden imagery & analogies. It's very beautiful, but tedious & monotonous at times. However, it's worth it for the last 30 minutes of the movie & for the uncanny performance 🎭 by Kristen Stewart as an unhappy 😡 😥 😔 😟 🙁 Lady Di during three days near Christmas of 1991 🎄🦌. We all know it's not Princess Diana, but Kristen Stewart gives us powerful hints of her & it's a very sincere presentation to empathize with her character 👸💔🖤. My Grade: A-

I'm watching The Howling now on 🎃🐺💀Halloween evening some 40 years after its release in 1981. It is actually very well done and frightening. It's a perfect Halloween movie 🎃🐺🖤🧡.

It's an unusual and intriguing concept for a spooky vacation movie. I liked it a lot 👴👵💀☠⚰ 👻 .

It was scary fun and made me jump. The sequel could be called Halloween Still Kills. I enjoyed the spooky movie and loved the connection to the 1978 characters 🎃🔪🖤🧡🎃🪓🍁🍂.

Terrific terrifying trilogy and Conjuring 3 (the devil made me do it) is truly fun & scary 😈 ✝️ 👿.