
Bob Grimm
Movie Reviewer at Tucson Weekly
Movie Reviewer at Coachella Valley Independent
I think I still review movies sometimes.
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4 days ago |
cvindependent.com | Bob Grimm
Coming off the first season of his absolutely awesome TV series, Bad Monkey, which showcased his trademark snark, Vince Vaughn goes into full sweetheart mode for Nonnas, an enormously sweet film based on a true story. Joe (Vaughn) loves his mama, and after she dies, he pledges to let her legacy live on by opening a restaurant on Staten Island. The twist is that the kitchen will be piloted by senior women who are also kickass cooks.
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4 days ago |
cvindependent.com | Bob Grimm
Hey, look! It’s another killer clown movie. Gee, that’s new. Clown in a Cornfield joins the likes of It and Terrifier in the killer clown sub-genre, and that means a whole lot of teenagers are going to meet their ends at the hands of somebody wearing one of those red fake noses on top of a mess of white face makeup. Will you care? I don’t know, maybe? If you haven’t seen It or Terrifier (or watched a John Wayne Gacy documentary), well, then this has a shot at being your favorite killer clown movie.
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1 week ago |
cvindependent.com | Bob Grimm
In 1972, John Lennon performed his One to One charity concert, one of his first big performances after the breakup of the Beatles. New documentary One to One: John & Yoko, while using footage from that show as a connective thread, also uses clips of John, Yoko and notable news events of the era to paint a picture of what that time was like for Lennon and Ono. The atmosphere around them was, to put it mildly, oppressive.
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1 week ago |
cvindependent.com | Bob Grimm
The whole Marvel institution, a once vibrant form of entertainment, feels totally played out right now. Thunderbolts* feels like an in-betweener movie that’s setting up possible goodness later this summer and next year. It doesn’t really stand on its own; it feels like paint-by-numbers Marvel moviemaking and lacks the charm of the old Avengers days.
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1 week ago |
cvindependent.com | Bob Grimm
Nicolas Cage gets another chance to go completely nuts in The Surfer, an endeavor good enough to make lovers of eccentric Cage performances happy. Cage plays the title character, a successful businessman looking to move his family back to his childhood home in Australia. When he arrives with his son at the beach where he surfed in his youth, to surprise him with a potential beach-house purchase, a pack of evil surfer dudes restrict his access.
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