Little Singles (TLC) Rated TV-14

 Five little people go to Palm Springs for a vacation together. Starring Jordana James, Stephanie Vrettakos, Sammy Replogle

I’m really tired of all these reality shows of a bunch of singles getting drunk and hooking up together. This is no different, and maybe it’s my prejudices that I really don’t want to see little people getting drunk. Not to mention it’s overly done with the reality of hooking up. I don’t believe people in real life hook up as much as reality TV characters. The only positive thing about this show is the showcasing of little people as real people, and the misbehaviors of average people’s response to them. If you would not do that to a stranger, you shouldn’t do it to a little person. This show is not worth the watch.

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Life, Larry and the Pursuit of Unhappiness: An Almost History of America (HBOMAX) Rated TV-MA

 Sketch comedy that explores various historical moments. Starring Larry David, Samuel L. Jackson, Barack Obama

I’ve not been a great fan of Larry David. He is a hit or miss with comedy. These sketches are very much the same thing. Some all funny and others are duds. It is another take of history and making it unconventional. They try to make it a funny alternative to history. This is not the first time it has been done. I believe it has been done better before. Although, I have to say I prefer Larry David’s humor to the historical events. This still doesn’t make it worth the watch.

 

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My Favorite Wedding (2017) Rated TV-G

 Tess and the best man team up to help make her best friend’s wedding a success. Starring Maggie Lawson, Paul Greene, and Christine Chatelain.

I rather enjoyed this film. It’s more realistic than other Hallmark films. Yes, the bride is a little crazy, but there is a method to her madness. If you watch Hallmark movies enough, you know the recipe. This film follows the procedure: boy meets girl, they have conflict, then oops everything falls into place. The chemistry between Lawson and Greene is great. While at times the story seems farfetched, it still brings the romance to the forefront. This film is worth the watch. 

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Singularity (2017) Rated PG-13

In the year, 2020, a computer believes that humans are the biggest threat to Earth. A century later, that same computer is trying to track down the last remaining human stronghold. Starring Julian Schaffner, John Cusack, and Carmen Argenziano.

This is not a great film. The script isn’t good; the acting isn’t good, and the CGI is one of the worst I’ve seen. While the film is the first for the director, it’s also low budget, which shows. Although the budget doesn’t necessarily make or break a film, what breaks this film are the script and acting. The film isn’t consistent with the actor; Cusack is only present in the film enough to use his name for advertisement. The idea of the film, though good, isn’t realistic. It also feels more like the film is intended to scare us rather than serve as a cautionary tale. This film is not worth the watch.

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Last Stand at Saber River (1997) Rated TV-14

 A Confederate veteran returns home to find that he must reclaim his land from Yankee outsiders who illegally occupy it. Based on the book by Elmore Leonard. Starring Tom Selleck, Suzy Amis, and Rachel Duncan.

The film is a classic western where the bad guys and the good guys battle it out for the land. It highlights the conflicts associated with coming home from war and the changes that impact families, both those serving and those at home. It’s definitely well written, thanks in part to Leonard. The film has the conflict and thrills you’d expect from a western as Selleck’s character, Cable, transitions back to everyday life while trying to protect his family. This film is worth a watch.  

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East Harbour Heroes (Discovery) Rated TV-PG

 This show follows commercial fishers, stevedores, crane operators, welders, and tugboat operators in St. John’s, Newfoundland on the North Atlantic coast. Starring Zac Jones, Teri Childs, and David Blundon.

Maybe I’ve seen one too many reality shows about fishing, but this one didn’t grab me. The first episode is on fishing, but I would have liked more focus on the port, which I believe the later episodes will do. It has the same things all the other reality shows have, including a narrator and observational scenarios. There fornula is similar, and there’s always a problem to solve. With the exception of having more PG language and less adult humor, this show is too much like all the rest, and it’s not worth the watch. 

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Shot Caller (2017) Rated R

A recently released prisoner must plan a major crime against a rival gang. Starring Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, Omari Hardwick, and Lake Bell.

The one thing about this film is that you will have to suspend your disbelief. None of it makes sense for real life. What is realistic is the change someone goes through in prison, but in reality, he would never have been there. The film has lots of action but not a very good storyline. It doesn’t pull you into the story or allow you to care about any of the characters. You just wish Coster-Waldau wouldn’t go down the slippery slope with the gang. The film is not worth the watch.

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Dust (2001) Rated R

 A thief, an old woman, and two gunslinger brothers cross paths between three centuries and two continents. Starring Joseph Fiennes, David Wenham, and Adrian Lester.

The idea of the film is interesting and would be an intriguing plot, but the mixed up timelines is just confusing. As the story bounces between time, we lose momentum and the tension in the story. It doesn’t help that the storylines are so dofferent. We have the thief and old woman, and we have the two brothers. The differences in pacing and cinematography create a blunt change in the storytelling. It’s not only jarring and hard to follow but it also takes away from the individual stories, making this film not worth a watch. 

 

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A Sister’s Secret (2018) Rated TV-PG

 Based on a true story of twin sisters changing places for their 30th birthday and one winds up murdered. Starring Margaret Anne Florence, Donny Boaz, and Paula Abdul.

I don’t know what story this is based off of, but it seems unreal. As with any Lifetime movie, the story has a hard time deciding the tone of the film. It moves from whimsical to dramatic quickly. The acting isn’t the best either, but I have a hard time attacking actors when I think it’s more the script and directors’ fault. While the story is interesting, it does seem far-fetched. It’s not worth the watch. 

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New This Week in Theaters, March 19, 2026

 

Project Hail Mary (2026) DVD Release Date Project Hail Mary (NR)
Opens on Friday, March 20
Starring: Ryan Gosling, Sandra Huller, Lionel Boyce

Astronaut Ryland Grace awakens on a spacecraft with no memory of himself or his mission. He slowly deduces he is the sole survivor of a crew sent to the Tau Ceti solar system in search of a solution to a catastrophic event on Earth. In his search for answers, Grace must rely on his vast array of scientific knowledge, sheer ingenuity, and human will but he may not have to search alone.

Ready or Not 2: Here I Come (2026) DVD Release Date Ready or Not 2: Here I Come (R)
Opens on Friday, March 20
Starring: Samara Weaving, Kathryn Newton, Sarah Michelle Gellar

Moments after surviving an all-out attack from the Le Domas family, Grace discovers she’s reached the next level of the nightmarish game — and this time with her estranged sister Faith at her side. Grace has one chance to survive, keep her sister alive, and claim the High Seat of the Council that controls the world. Four rival families are hunting her for the throne, and whoever wins rules it all.

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