Crappy Quickie COVID Cash-In: ‘Songbird’
Michael Bay produced this idiotic anti-mask turd that has one saving grace: it’s only 80 minutes long.
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Michael Bay produced this idiotic anti-mask turd that has one saving grace: it’s only 80 minutes long.
Not even a global pandemic can stop the ACT and SF Ballet from bringing their annual holiday productions to the world.
Misogynoir is taken to task in Shotgun’s virtual production of Loy A. Webb’s breezy script.
Pandemic lockdown has forced first-run films online. Here are four I probably would have skipped anyway.
Quibi’s rapid rise and fall aren’t too surprising when you’ve actually watched their material.
The surprise mid-pandemic hit is soaked in ugly misogyny and hilarious ineptitude.
The last film I saw before lockdown was one of the best Black romance films I’ve seen in nearly 20+ years.
Yasmina Reza’s clunky script is given an equally shaky production for SF Playhouse’s virtual season-opener.
Shotgun belatedly opens its new socially-distant season with a well-intentioned-but-slightly-aloof solo show.
My very-late, but still-relevant review of the ACT’s show about this unsung heroine of baseball history.
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