Tag: adam sandler

• Feelin’ Spooky: Hubie Halloween (2020)

  I watched Hubie Halloween the day it premiered on Netflix in 2020, and for whatever reason I chose not to review it. I went into it expecting dread, and what I got certainly wasn’t great, but it wasn’t something that pained me. That about sums it up. Truth is, this is a nice, harmless movie…

  christiandimartino

  October 27, 2022

  Feelin Spooky

  adam sandler, ben stiller, christian dimartino, film, films, hubie halloween, julie bowen, june squibb, kenan thompson, kevin james, maya rudolph, michael chiklis, movie, movies, noah schnapp, ray liotta, rob schneider, shaquille oneal, steve buscemi, tim meadows, wordpress

• Great Movies: Punch Drunk Love (2002)

  

  By Christian DiMartino Note: Since this movie is approaching its 20th anniversary, I could have just featured it on my new segment, “The Throwbacks.” But I have my lineup for that segment mapped out for the rest of the year, and since “Punch Drunk Love” is a great movie, it will be treated as such.…

  christiandimartino

  August 1, 2022

  great movies

  adam sandler, christian dimartino, emily watson, film, films, great movies, luis guzman, mary lynn rajskub, movie, movies, paul thomas anderson, philip seeymour hoffman, punch drunk love, wordpress

• The 24 Best A24 Movies

  By Christian DiMartino With the recent release of A24’s Marcel the Shell With Shoes On, I went through, did a deep dive, and I ranked every single A24 movie that I’d seen. Apparently there is a total of 117; I have seen 80. Not all of those movies are winners, but I decided to do…

  christiandimartino

  July 30, 2022

  Rankings

  a24, adam sandler, alex garland, alicia vikander, ari aster, awkwafina, barry jenkins, brie larson, christian dimartino, cmon cmon, colin farrell, david lowery, dev patel, ethan hawke, everything everywhere all at once, ex machina, film, films, first reformed, florence pugh, good time, greta gerwig, harmony korine, hereditary, james franco, janicza bravo, josh and benny safdie, kelvin harrison jr, lady bird, lee isaac chung, lenny abrahamson, lulu wang, marcel the shell with shoes on, mia goth, michelle yeoh, midsommar, minari, moonlight, morfydd clark, movie, movies, naomie harris, paul schrader, red rocket, robert eggers, robert pattinson, room, rose glass, saint maud, saoirse ronan, sean baker, simon rex, spring breakers, steven yeun, taylour paige, the daniels, the farewell, the florida project, the green knight, the killing of a sacred deer, the lighthouse, the safdies, the witch, ti west, toni collette, trey edward shults, uncut gems, waves, willem dafoe, wordpress, yorgos lanthimos, zola

• The Decade in Review- Part I: The Great, the Horrible, and so on

  By Christian DiMartino A lot can happen in a year. A lot can change in a year. So try 10 years, and thus, here I am delivering unto you, a decade in review. A lot has certainly changed for me in 10 years. Yet for this, I am of course here to focus on the movies…

  christiandimartino

  December 30, 2019

  Uncategorized

  adam sandler, best movies of the decade, birdman, black swan, cate blanchett, daniel day lewis, django unchained, first reformed, food fight, frances mcdormand, george clooney, gravity, her, inception, inside out, interstellar, j.k. simmons, jackie, leonardo dicaprio, life itself, melancholia, mother’s day, movies, natalie portman, once upon a time in hollywood, that’s my boy, the descendants, the florida project, the human centipede 3, the irishman, the last airbender, the master, the tree of life, toni collette, transformers, welcome to marwen, worst movies of the decade, yoga hosers

• Review: The Do-Over

  By Christian DiMartino I’m a week late in reviewing Adam Sandler’s latest disaster, The Do-Over. But it’s a Netflix movie, so does it really matter? The world has realized now that the old, talented Sandler is gone. Dead and gone. And with that, we must also acknowledge even he has probably realized this, since his…

  christiandimartino

  June 4, 2016

  Uncategorized

  adam sandler, christian dimartino, david spade, kathryn hahn, movies, netflix, paula patton, the do-over