Category: Streaming

  • Review: Love Wedding Repeat

    Review: Love Wedding Repeat

    Love Wedding Repeat is like one of Shakespeare’s more raucous comedies, with some Keystone Cops added for good measure.

  • Review: Raise Hell: The Life & Times of Molly Ivins

    Review: Raise Hell: The Life & Times of Molly Ivins

    Raise Hell: The Life & Times of Molly Ivins takes us through the outspoken journalist’s career from her childhood to her death at age 62. I wish she was still with us – her voice was brilliant and funny and sharply insightful.

  • Review: Deadwater Fell

    Review: Deadwater Fell

    Deadwater Fell, a 4 part mystery series set in Scotland, is streaming on Acorn TV. Episodes will release on Mondays until all 4 are available on April 27.

  • Review: Vida, season 1

    Review: Vida, season 1

    Vida is a series I’ve read many glowing reviews about, but it was on STARZ and I couldn’t watch it. Amazon Prime Video is allowing free access to season 1 for the month of April, so I took advantage of it.

  • Review: Tales from the Loop

    Review: Tales from the Loop

    Tales from the Loop is a sci-fi drama series on Prime Video. It’s about time – time can stop, or loop back on itself, or pass in the blink of an eye, or simply march on whether we want it to or not.

  • Review: Blow the Man Down

    Review: Blow the Man Down

    Blow the Man Down takes a unique approach to women’s empowerment. It’s quirky, funny, and ultimately delightful. It’s available on Amazon Prime Video.

  • A Classic: Hud

    A Classic: Hud

    Hud, a classic from 1963, is streaming on Hulu. My memory of seeing this film in 1963 is fuzzy. I only recall how beautiful and sexy Paul Newman was, and how much I loved Patricia Neal.

  • Review: Uncorked

    Review: Uncorked

    Uncorked tells a family story about a son who wanted something different from what his father dreamed for him.

  • Review: Off the Menu

    Review: Off the Menu

    Off the Menu is a romantic comedy about finding love and New Mexico green chile. I couldn’t resist the New Mexico location. It’s currently streaming on Prime Video.

  • Review: Crip Camp: A Disability Revolution

    Review: Crip Camp: A Disability Revolution

    Crip Camp is the first production I’ve seen from President Barack Obama and Michelle Obama’s production company Higher Ground. I was curious to see what kind of material they were interested in creating. This documentary is the story of the fight for disability rights.