
Bob Grimm
Movie Reviewer at Tucson Weekly
Movie Reviewer at Coachella Valley Independent
I think I still review movies sometimes.
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1 week ago |
cvindependent.com | Bob Grimm
Director Alex Garland follows up last year’s chilling Civil War with another violent, visceral experience in Warfare, his account of a real-life event that happened in 2006 during the Iraq War. Garland and co-director Ray Mendoza embed the viewer with Navy SEALs on a scouting mission that goes terribly wrong. The soldiers are attacked while hiding in a house, and the film doesn’t hold back on the horrors they experience.
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1 week ago |
cvindependent.com | Bob Grimm
Here’s a surprise for ya: Sci-fi/thriller anthology series Black Mirror is 14 years old. That’s right: Series creator Charlie Brooker has been delivering seasons since 2011. It’s old! Netflix took over production in 2016 for Season 3, but the show itself has been up and running since 2011. I took in the first of six new episodes this past weekend, and things are off to a great start. “Common People” stars Chris O’Dowd and Rashida Jones as married couple Mike and Amanda.
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2 weeks ago |
cvindependent.com | Bob Grimm
Director Steven Soderbergh follows up last year’s mediocre Presence with a much better movie in Black Bag, a slick, briskly paced spy thriller. Michael Fassbender and Cate Blanchett star as a married couple who work for an intelligence agency under intense scrutiny. When one of them is accused of selling secrets, it sends the couple and their whole team into a freefall until the true villain/villains are revealed.
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2 weeks ago |
cvindependent.com | Bob Grimm
The third season of The White Lotus concluded on Sunday, and all eight episodes are available on HBO’s Max for your visual binging pleasure. As with past seasons, it does not disappoint. In many ways, this season is the sturdiest and most fulfilling of the three, with a darker edge, headier drama and powerhouse acting all over the place. I mean, Walton Goggins is in this season, so that alone gives you enough of a reason to watch.
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3 weeks ago |
cvindependent.com | Bob Grimm
Oh, lordy, The Rule of Jenny Pen is a nasty one—a dark, dreary, filthy, get-to-the-core-of-real-life terror nasty one. This is a movie that declares, unapologetically, that getting old and helpless sucks major ass. This is not a typical horror-genre movie. There are no supernatural beasts, no slashers, and no ghosts—just an old man in a nursing home with a doll on his hand doing ungodly things to his neighbors.
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