Tag: what to watch
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Pikes Pick: A wrestling tragedy, ‘Iron Claw,’ now available for rent
If you missed it in theaters, “The Iron Claw” is now renting on Amazon Prime and other platforms. It’s the story of the Von Erich brothers, who wrestled their way to the top. Then came a tragic fall. — Seth Boster, The Gazette
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Pikes Pick: Immerse yourself in Wes Anderson’s world of Roald Dahl
Start with Oscar-winning “The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar.” Then tack on three more charming, thought-provoking short films by Wes Anderson, adapting Roald Dahl stories on Netflix. — Seth Boster
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Pikes Pick: Immerse yourself in Wes Anderson’s world of Roald Dahl
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Start with Oscar-winning “The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar.” Then tack on three more charming, thought-provoking short films by Wes Anderson, adapting Roald Dahl stories on Netflix. — Seth Boster Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print…
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Pikes Pick: Netflix documentary takes us inside ‘Greatest Night in Pop’
The Netflix documentary “The Greatest Night in Pop” relives the long, late night of 1985 when music’s biggest stars came together to record “We Are the World.” Correction on “relives” — we are all living it, joyously, for the first time. — Seth Boster Huey Lewis, left, and Michael Jackson in “The Greatest Night in Pop.” Netflix
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Pikes Pick: ‘The Holdovers’ explores life through unlikely trio
“World is decay. Life is perception.” It’s the nutshell comment in the movie “The Holdovers,” which isn’t all that cynical. A trio bonds over Christmas break at a college campus in the ’70s: a grumpy professor, a grieving cook and a troubled student. — Seth Boster, The Gazette From left, Dominic Sessa, Paul Giamatti and Da’Vine…
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Pikes Pick: Get to know amazing life of ‘Mr. Chow’ in new documentary
Michael Chow left China at a young age for a career in movies. From acting, to building a fine-dining empire, to his current late life as a painter, the HBO documentary “aka Mr. Chow” explores a remarkable man. — Seth Boster, The Gazettte