Spider Noir once again proves the arachnid superhero succeeds with many variations in his New York world; but as a traveler, I follow a trail in Europe.

Dark and violent but played for laughs, The Last Viking blends disturbing acts with sweet ones, adding musical interludes and some psychological insights.

From real life Caravaggio to a fictional stay for Monte Cristo’s count, Malta proves fascinating for set-jetters and all kinds of cultural enthusiasts.

Sometimes having fun means playing “Let’s Pretend. That’s how it works for Tuner, about a guy whose sensitive hearing helps him keep pianos playing well.

...a family friendly film that appeals to both adults and kids by combining wry observations with physical pratfalls and other comic routines.

Get your driver's license and start your road trip from Reno to Las Vegas

With seven million—yeah, seven MILLION bulbs planted, no words match images in explaining why so many people want to see this garden.

Popcorn and passports make going around the world in movies possible for adventures in Porto with Potter and port

Granted, not too many movies focus on sheep. Not to ram the point too much, but sheep make worthy cinematic subjects, so perhaps someday a movie maker will come to celebrate the Boulder City locals at Hemenway Park. Not a baaaahd idea.

When we used our fifth-floor sitting area at Tonopah’s Mizpah Hotel, officially rated as the most haunted in the United States, Fred and I knew we would experience spirits...a glass of wine at very least.

... you can say Colombia is for the birds…and butterflies and flowers and more

...a good-hearted slacker style comedy about upending predictions.

Video of a scene described in the Africa chapter of Around the World in 80 Movies

...live in the moment and enjoy the flowers in their homeland.

Despite budget limitations, Casa Grande proves both engaging and entertaining.

Lou has a reputation as a great person with a penchant for remembering people’s names

https://youtu.be/9uu2PcLziZo (click to view) Though it filmed in England, the movie Tulip Fever refers to Netherland provinces in the 1700s. However, our 2026 visit to the country shows a type of fever and mania for tulilps still exists. Joining a Viking River cruise called “Tulips and Windmills,” we hit the biggest blossom mass at Keukenhof Gardens outside Amsterdam. Some 45,000 people showed up for that top day of tulip season, which runs a surprisingly short

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