Josh Reviews Man on the Run
Man on the Run is a new documentary film directed by Morgan Neville (who has helmed many wonderful documentaries, including Best of Enemies, Won’t You Be My Neighbor?, The Saint of Second Chances, Steve! A Documentary in 2 Pieces, and many more). This film focuses on Paul McCa
Catching Up on 2025: Josh Reviews Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere
Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere takes place during several months in 1981-82, chronicling the tumultuous making of the Boss’ 1982 album Nebraska. The film was written & directed by Scott Cooper (Crazy Heart, Black Mass), it was adapted from the 2023 book Deliver Me f
Josh Reviews Stiller & Meara: Nothing is Lost
Stiller & Meara: Nothing is Lost is a documentary directed by Ben Stiller that explores the careers & lives of his parents, Jerry Stiller and Anne Meara. I first encountered Jerry Stiller in Seinfeld, where he oh-so-memorably portrayed George’s dad Frank Costanza. And
Josh Reviews Long Story Short
I am an enormous fan of Raphael Bob-Waksberg, who created the magnificent BoJack Horseman and co-created (with Kate Purdy) the terrific and under-appreciated show Undone. Mr. Bob-Waksberg has outdone himself yet again with his latest adult animated show, Long Story Short, which is c
News Around the Net: March 2026!
The Super Bowl gave us this silly ad for The Mandalorian & Grogu, which apparently the internet hates but I found very funny: And here’s a full trailer: That’s a solid trailer. (How great is Martin Scorsese as a Star Wars alien??! I loved that.) I remain concerne
Josh Reviews Wonder Man
Hold the presses! The latest Marvel TV show on Disney+, Wonder Man, is terrific!! I feel like the general public hasn’t been as excited about new MCU projects in recent days, especially the Disney+ TV shows. But don’t miss this one!! It’s perfectly calibrated so that total M
Josh Reviews John Candy: I Like Me
John Candy: I Like Me is a wonderful and heartfelt look back at the heart and career of the great John Candy, who left this world far too soon at the young age of 43. The documentary was directed by Colin Hanks, who is not only a talented actor (Band of Brothers, King Kong, Mad [&hell
Josh Reviews Light and Magic: Season Two
I loved the first season of Light and Magic, which came out in 2022, and it was an unexpected pleasure to get a second season this past year! That first season of Light and Magic was a six-episode series on Disney+ that charted the development of Industrial Light & Magic, the spec
Josh Reviews Eyes of Wakanda
Soon after watching Marvel Zombies, I caught up with another 4-episode Marvel animated series from last year: Eyes of Wakanda! This four-episode anthology series presents us with four stories of Wakandan “War Dogs” on dangerous missions at different points in history: defe
Josh Reviews Marvel Zombies
I wasn’t planning to watch this show. It’s a spin-off from Marvel’s animated What If…? show which, though I liked it, I never felt lived up to its potential. And it’s based on the Marvel Zombies comic book series, which never much interested me (even
