 Netflix, 2019. New on Netflix is the mystery/thriller, "Earthquake Bird," starring Alicia Vikander, Riley Keough and Naoki Kobayashi.
 20th Century Fox, 2019. Firing on all cylinders is nothing new for Christian Bale, Matt Damon, or director James Mangold. Here, they all cross the finish line together.
 Amazon Studios, 2019. "The Report" has a lot to say about an important subject, but it gets lost in the proverbial stack of exposition and explanation.
 NETFLIX, 2019. Don't let the truth get in the way of a good story, and when it comes to "The Irishman," this is one heck of a tale, with some of the best there have ever been doing some of their career-best work. For real.
 IG-11 (Taika Waititi) and The Mandalorian (Pedro Pascal) in the Disney+ series THE MANDALORIAN. Lucasfilm Ltd. (c) 2019 Lucasfilm Ltd. All Rights Reserved. The long-awaited, highly-anticipated flagship original series on the new Disney+ streaming platform has finally arrived...but is it any good? It depends on what you're into.
DISNEY+ Review: 'The Imagineering Story' stands out, 'The Mandalorian' shrouded in secrecy11/12/2019  Disney+, 2019. I was among the lucky press members that got to get a sneak-peek at some of the new shows coming to Disney's new streaming service, Disney+, starting on November 12th, 2019. Read on for my thoughts and reactions!
 Lionsgate, 2019. Not every historic event should get a movie, apparently, if they're going to be as bad as "Midway." Everybody involved deserves much, much better, including the real-life soldiers that this film is based on.
 Warner Bros. Pictures, 2019. "Doctor Sleep" is the sequel to the classic 1980 Stanley Kubrick horror film, "The Shining," from the twisted mind of Stephen King...and it's deliciously entertaining.
 Paramount Pictures, 2019. This good but not great sequel acts as a direct follow-up to 1991's "T2: Judgment Day," brushing off the other three Terminator films that came in-between...and it's a welcome blend of new and old faces designed not so much as to set this franchise up for the future, but to have it come to terms with its past.
 Warner Bros. Pictures, 2019. In his sophomore directing effort, Edward Norton aims to make a gritty drama set on the streets of 1950s New York, but a lack of narrative spark sends this one sailing way off course.
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