Philip Gipson

Time for Her to Come Home for Christmas was a movie worth enjoying. Everybody really gave their all in it. The singing parts were just as enjoyable.

We have ourselves another Karen in our midst.

This news is really exciting. I hope we won't be let down by this potential third movie.

Good for Pope Francis on being an open book. We need more people like him in the world.

This is a pretty interesting development.

This sounds most definitely suspect.

Absolutely. ;)

Injustice is everywhere in the world. I pray that that toddler is doing alright after being attacked viciously. :(

I think I'll give MoviePass a hard pass.

Another legend lost. That article about Frances Sternhagen was reall spot on.

Thank you.

I saw and enjoyed the trailer for this. I might watch it mostly for Mandy Moore.

Yet another casualty of the Hollywood strikes.

Lobster at McDonald's isn't something that I'd expect from the restaurant.

I don't buy selfies being a "health problem" one bit. It's perfectly fine to take selfies.

Most definitely murder. ;)

Thank you.

When a man (William R. Moses) dealing with divorce from his ex-wife (Jane Lynch) and estrangement from their son (Carter Jenkins) meets a lovely woman (Sunny Mabrey) and becomes bewildered by her charm. But with that charm comes isolation and devastation, and soon enough, his new "girlfriend" plots to keep him at his side by terminating everyone in his life. Additional casting: Valerie Bertinelli as William R. Moses' wild-child cousin, Bruce McGill, Dorian Gregory, Patricia Heaton, and Ted McGinley as William's boss and co-workers in the engineer department, Catherine Dyer and Matthew Pohlkamp as local, no-nonsense cops, William McNamara as a former flame of Sunny Mabrey's who knows what she's capable of, Adam Huss and Kristi Murdock as married and supportive neighbors, Eden Sher and Charles Melton as Carter Jenkins' best friends, Christina DeRosa as a local therapist, and "Weird Al" Yankovic as an author that parodies the thriller genre. Distributors: Johnson Production Group and Crazy Legs Productions. Writers: Christine Conradt and David Chester. Executive producers: Timothy O. Johnson, Christine Conradt, Joseph Wilka, and David Chester. Producers: Marie Halliday, Marguerite Henry, and Scott Thigpen. Music: Catherine Joy. Stunts: Katie Reese. Director: Marguerite Henry.

This is most definitely fascinating to witness.

People like Derek Chauvin deserve what they get for being literal garbage.

I don't know much about Lollipop Chainsaw, but this is pretty interesting news.

Happy anniversary to Mrs. Doubtfire!