February 2021 Content at BoxOfficeProphets.com

Review: Blithe Spirit

In updating the canonic stage play “Blithe Spirit,” director Edward Hall and a trio of writers have created a stew of comedy styles.

#1 Movie in America

Occasionally, when looking at a past hit’s box office, the story is just how much more money it made than I would’ve figured.

Billie Eilish Documentary

“Billie Eilish: The World’s a Little Blurry,” is nominally about the contrast between life as a typical teenager and unfathomable success.

Review: U.S. vs. Billie Holiday

So what, exactly, is “The United States vs. Billie Holiday” supposed to be?

Robocop: The Series

I am a child of the 1980s and one of my favorite films of the era was Robocop.

Review: Minari

It might be because I saw the two films on consecutive days, but I think there’s a lot of “It’s a Wonderful Life” in “Minari.”

Review: Malcolm & Marie

“Malcolm & Marie” creates a dilemma for the viewer.

Review: Barb and Star

There’s a pervasive “Saturday Night Live” influence in “Barb and Star Go to Vista Del Mar...”

Review: Land

A pair of quiet new releases, “Land” and “Nomadland,” would be ripe for comparison even if they did not share four letters of a title.

Judas and the Black Messiah

In 2008, on the day of Barack Obama’s election, I saw an incendiary Facebook post about the Black Panthers.

#1 Movie in America

The writer and director John Hughes is most closely associated with his mid-’80s teen comedies.

Review: A Nightmare Wakes

The language used around artistic creations often borrows from pregnancy.

Review: Malcolm & Marie

Forgive a bit of relationship-based opining in this movie review, but it certainly applies...