Richard Berkowitz

I don't like boxing but I loved this movie. When ordinary people conquer terrible obstacles through grit & determination, they can change the world. That's what makes this true story so inspiring. Sweeny is unrecognizable but along w/ Weaver & Foster, CHRISTY rocks.

If Truth or Treason is "conventional" then give me more: I was blown away by this exciting film as it depicts the heroism of what ordinary people can do in the face of injustice. That its a true story, it left me weeping at the end. Unforgettable, great cast.

A gorgeous film depicting both male & female same sex longing amid a time of intense societal pressure to conform. Edgar-Jones, Elordi & Calle are mesmerizing -- and HOT!

A beautiful kind-hearted film that's perfect for kids -- a story about what we can accomplish when we put our differences aside. Its tragic that the misguided "woke/anti-woke" mob have missed the point and now others will too. Go see it!

I loved this movie, the cast, the story and the surprising twists and turns. I'm baffled by the negative reviews. I wasn't the only one howling w/laughter in the audience and I recommend it.

If only Hollywood still made love stories like this. Absolutely beautiful, graceful & moving.

I saw it twice. Both times the audience applauded at the end -- for Amy & for Abela (its powerhouse star). Like me, many are rediscovering Winehouse's music. What more do you want from a movie?

Surprisingly intelligent w/lots to say about where our species has been & is going after Covid, Trump/Biden, etc. Like Avatar, it takes time to surrender your imagination to talking apes but the ride is most rewarding.

Riveting! Alex Garland fans know his films are visually stunning, visceral & work on many levels. Some attacks on CW make the film's case: FOX vs MSNBC, Dems vs Repubs, who's a victim vs who's a perpetrator. Go with an open mind.

DOGMAN captures our common pain & humanity in the little triumphs of society's disposables--a beautiful, radical film Noam Chomsky would love: ("I don't steal, I redistribute the wealth."). This is what art does best: it uplifts us as it assaults the status quo.