Bruce R. Miller
Quad-City Times
Sioux City, IA, United States
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Guy Pearce, Damian Lewis ponder betrayal with 'Spy Among Friends'
LOS ANGELES – How do you play a man who betrays his country? → Read More
DVD REVIEW: Tom Hanks finds a new niche with 'A Man Called Otto'
Grandma will love “A Man Called Otto.” There, Tom Hanks plays the neighbor who complains about people who don’t obey rules, who meddle in others’ business and who exchange pleasantries when they don’t really mean them. He’s Clint Eastwood’s character in “Gran Torino” -- a senior who doesn’t like what’s going on in the world around him. Since his wife died, Otto has realized there’s no place for… → Read More
Bringing out the 'Champions': Bobby Farrelly searches for right mix for sports comedy
Woody Harrelson can run. And jump. And coach basketball. → Read More
REVIEW: Jonathan Majors shines in 'Creed III,' thanks to director Michael B. Jordan
Just like his mentor, Apollo Creed isn’t quite ready to hang up the boxing gloves. → Read More
REVIEW: It doesn't take a cartel to see how goofy 'Cocaine Bear' is
There’s more than a passing resemblance between “Cocaine Bear” and “Wet Hot American Summer.” → Read More
Billy Crudup leads a futuristic sales team in 'Hello Tomorrow!'
LOS ANGELES -- Billy Crudup’s father was a salesman, but he wasn’t very good at it, his son says. → Read More
'Magnum P.I.' returns with a little more heat
LOS ANGELES -- If you think “Magnum P.I.” got a little sexier after it moved to NBC, you’re right. → Read More
REVIEW: 'Hello Tomorrow!' promises plenty but doesn't always deliver
Want to escape your troubles? Buy a piece of the moon. → Read More
REVIEW: M. Night's Shyamalan's 'Knock at the Cabin' will keep you guessing for days
If someone comes knocking at your door, don’t be so quick to answer. → Read More
DVD REVIEW: 'Wakanda Forever' proves Black Panther franchise can thrive
Marvel fans were worried how the Black Panther franchise could continue without the Black Panther. → Read More
Wombats help pre-schoolers think through problems in new PBS series
When you want children to learn problem-solving, you immediately think “wombats,” right? → Read More
The Year of Yeoh: Michelle Yeoh caps awards season with Oscar nod
LOS ANGELES -- “Everything Everywhere All at Once” could best summarize Michelle Yeoh these days. → Read More
REVIEW: Tom Hanks plays grumpy old man in 'Man Called Otto'
Tom Hanks has officially entered his Clint Eastwood/grumpy old man phase. → Read More
Bryan Cranston's 'Your Honor' digs into grief in second season
In the second season of “Your Honor,” Bryan Cranston wanted to explore how grief affects someone. → Read More
DVD REVIEW: 'The Menu' is on the cutting edge of thrillers
“Knives Out” launched a franchise for Rian Johnson. Now, “The Menu” could prompt a series of food thrillers. → Read More
When actors direct: Marlee Matlin, Billy Porter, Michael Chiklis weigh in
When Oscar winner Marlee Matlin accepted her first directing job – on the new anthology series “Accused” – she didn’t realize how busy she’d be. → Read More
'Avatar' won't win Best Picture, but races are tightening for Oscar
We haven’t even gotten the nominations and already it’s clear: “Avatar” won’t win Oscar’s Best Picture prize. → Read More
REVIEW: What a doll: 'M3gan' scares up plenty of fun
If you always thought those American Girl dolls were up to something, you’ll love “M3gan.” → Read More
DVD REVIEW: Harvey Weinstein's way get a full outing in 'She Said'
More has happened in the life of movie mogul Harvey Weinstein since “She Said” was released in the fall. → Read More
REVIEW: Whitney Houston biopic dances around too much
I wanna better movie. → Read More