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The Girl on the Train, Loving, and many more. Hopefully, you’ve had a few minutes to play around with our Fall Entertainment Generator . But if you’re looking for straight and simple lists of things to look out for by medium, we’ll be breaking them out separately. Here’s a look at fall movies. SEPTEMBER 9/2 The Light Between Oceans A lighthouse keeper (Michael Fassbender) and his wife (Alicia Vikander) raise a baby they found in a rowboat. Directed by The Place Beyond the Pines ’ Derek Cianfrance. Morgan A large cast led by Kate Mara tackles the question of how, exactly, one terminates the life of a sentient robot. No Manches Frida When a released bank robber finds that a school has built a gymnasium above his stashed loot, there’s only one way to get it back: Pose as a teacher. 9/9 Kicks When a 15-year-old’s box-fresh Air Jordans are stolen, he embarks on a journey through Oakland to get the shoes back. Sully In … [Read more...] about 55 Movies to Watch This Fall

During the last year, the pandemic limited my entertainment choices. I watched so much TV that at some point it seemed I had seen everything worth watching. For those in this same situation, Nancy C. Van Den Akker offers a way to enhance our viewing pleasure: "When I was young, we were not rich, but my father was quite creative. "Once when the TV went out, he got two sets, one with no picture and one with no sound. He put one on top of the other and we were back in business. "We had fun putting one on one channel and one on another, and looking for interesting combinations like Red Skelton and the news." Yes, I'd love to see a long-winded congressional speech on CSPAN while the sound was on a Chris Rock stand-up monologue. Funky music? After Dudley Lehew, in Monday's column, told how Cajun accents confuse closed captions on TV shows, we heard from Bill Huey: "I, too, watch subtitles, because dialogue is so often unintelligible, or else I am going deaf. "One of my … [Read more...] about Smiley: How to have fun with two TVs