About J. Brunansky
He began acting, singing, dancing and playing classical piano about five years old. From there, he learned classical guitar, jazz and latin drumming/percussion and studio recording and post production. He wrote a book and several think pieces. He has also written, directed, produced and published several short films. He loves travel, his dog, a spirited debate, the company of a lovely woman and so much more.
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Box Office Review: The Intern
Ben Whittaker (Robert De Niro), 70-year-old widower, has decided that he needs to fill his days with new challenges and activities. He finds an opportunity to intern at an online fashion website run by Jules Ostin (Anne Hathaway) and in the process makes friends with the staff and her family. The success of her company might Read more
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Box Office Review: Black Mass
Murder, drugs, Jai Alai, the Irish, the Italians, Senators, the FBI, DEA, IRA, police, prostitutes, 1970’s Boston, Miami and an incredible ensemble of talented actors all participating in the telling of real life crime lord James “Whitey” Bulger. If you’re looking for a film that has everything from corruption to redemption this might be it. Read more
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Perspective: The Tree
There’s always more than one way to view life, even life in photos. What do you see? Do you see the burned and charred remains of a once useful tree? A quiet spot for lovers to gather and spend intimate moments together beneath the shade this tree once provided, now no longer an option. Perhaps Read more
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Review: Ant-Man
“Ant-Man” is the 12th film from Marvel in the “Marvel Cinematic Universe” and the final film in what’s considered Phase 2 of Marvels long term film calendar. We are introduced, almost entirely, to a new cast of characters. Outside of a brief action sequence involving an Avenger from a previous film and a dramatic confrontation with Read more
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Review: Hitman: Agent 47
“Hitman: Agent 47” is the second film based on “Hitman” the popular video game series available for Xbox and Playstation. In 2007 Timothy Olyphant shaved his head and took up the mantle as one of the worlds best assassins and now in 2015 the audience is given an entirely new cast and premise. By no means is Read more
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The End of the Tour: Review
A film by director James Ponsoldt, starring Jason Segel and Jesse Eisenberg, The End of the Tour, scored a 92% “Fresh” from Rotten Tomato’s and for good reason. This is a story that dives deep into the manner in which an individual can choose to live their life. Jason Segel plays novelist “David Foster Wallace” who is Read more
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