David Bradley

Reviews

Good Grief

While actor Daniel Levy has proven to be a comic force for loyal viewers of TV’s Schitt’s Creek, I personally find his demeanour suggests that he’s the smartest person in the room. Self-confidence is an admirable trait, but only if it avoids puffing up one’s ego. The idea of a feature film written and directed by Levy had me feeling skeptical, but I was optimistic for a surprise. Fortunately, Levy’s feature filmmaking debut, Good Grief,…

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The Young Messiah

Religious views may vary, but everyone could agree on how boring The Young Messiah is.  The film walks and talks, talks and walks, and occasionally stops for characters to exchange exposition or inspiration.  The Young Messiah made me restless in ways few movies have.