Dan Buffa

Dan Buffa Ramble On With Buffa (Substack) Oct 6, 2026 Consider this another strong documentary from Score G Productions, a film factory that has given entertainment fans inside looks at hockey enforcers, Danny Trejo, Grant Fuhr, Michael Bisping, Phil Heath, and now Dolph Lundgren. Go to Full Review Dolph: Unbreakable (2025) - - - -

Dan Buffa Ramble On With Buffa (Substack) Sep 28, 2026 Reeves, looking like his well-known character John Wick here, fits nicely into the role of Gabriel. The best kept secret skillset of the veteran actor is that he doesn’t have to do much to emote on screen, or get a message across. Go to Full Review Good Fortune (2025) 79% - -

Dan Buffa Ramble On With Buffa (Substack) Sep 28, 2026 Ridley Scott continues to be a mixed bag behind the camera. This one fails on multiple levels, and wastes some fine talent. Go to Full Review The Dog Stars (2026) 41% - -

Dan Buffa Ramble On With Buffa (Substack) Sep 28, 2026 C+ Sadly, this Jason Statham vehicle fails to match his usual entertaining action theater. Only one fight is memorable and the film gets going too late for the genre demands. Go to Full Review Mutiny (2026) 49% - -

Dan Buffa Ramble On With Buffa (Substack) Sep 28, 2026 While there is some fine acting on display here, there’s a detached feel that makes little land emotionally. Tone deaf and ending right when it’s getting somewhere, this one doesn’t scream must watch. Go to Full Review Tony (2026) 93% - -

Dan Buffa Ramble On With Buffa (Substack) Sep 28, 2026 A Working for the second time with Ayer, Pitt gives one of the finest performances of his career with only a dog as his screen partner for most of the movie as a man who has dedicated his retirement to the pursuit of peace for his beloved friend. Go to Full Review Heart of the Beast (2026) 84% - -

Dan Buffa Ramble On With Buffa (Substack) Sep 27, 2026 It doesn’t matter whether you like Cook or not, because you will find the subject of this documentary fascinating regardless of your opinion of his comedy. Score G knocks it out again. Go to Full Review Funny Money: The Dane Cook Story (2026) - - - -

Dan Buffa Ramble On With Buffa (Substack) Feb 1, 2026 If you need to know what Hartnett’s mercenary (and the movie) is all about, the first scene shows him allowing a kid to steal his wad of cash but not his bottle of bourbon. Go to Full Review Fight or Flight (2024) 76% - -

Dan Buffa Ramble On With Buffa (Substack) Feb 1, 2026 While Affleck burrows himself in the role of a blunt yet noble cop, it’s Damon who gives the best performance in the film as the Lieutenant who has to decide what to do and how to locate a snitch. They're aging like fine wine. Go to Full Review The Rip (2026) 77% - -

Dan Buffa Ramble On With Buffa (Substack) Feb 1, 2026 You can feel the burden of parenthood through Byrne’s acting and Bronstein’s storytelling, and that makes this one worth recommending. If you can stick with it, there’s something to be appreciated in the film’s final shot. Go to Full Review If I Had Legs I'd Kick You (2025) 92% - -

Dan Buffa Ramble On With Buffa (Substack) Feb 1, 2026 If this keeps original movies in big theaters, I am all for it. While the finish and polish will improve with age, Markiplier makes enough of a dent with his first feature. It wasn’t a streaming release, but a big house only release. Breathe that in. Go to Full Review Iron Lung (2026) 61% - -

Dan Buffa Ramble On With Buffa (Substack) Feb 1, 2026 Two charismatic action stars and a fine action writer walk into a bar on a streaming platform, and this is the result. Order a pizza, grab a six-pack, and enjoy the guilty pleasures in life. Go to Full Review The Wrecking Crew (2026) 74% - -

Dan Buffa Ramble On With Buffa (Substack) Feb 1, 2026 There are a handful of movie stars who can hide in plain sight on screen. Maybe more, or possibly even less than a handful. Matthew McConaughey can lead a movie without too much makeup, a change in speech, or any extra tool that isn’t necessary. Go to Full Review The Lost Bus (2025) 87% - -

Dan Buffa Ramble On With Buffa (Substack) Feb 1, 2026 It’s Statham’s athleticism that still works as his most valuable on screen strength, allowing him to make fight choreography come off as a seamless punchy ballet. A series of movements that looks like something he pulled out of his back pocket. Go to Full Review Shelter (2026) 64% - -

Dan Buffa Ramble On With Buffa (Substack) Dec 31, 2025 Jeremy Allen White and Scott Cooper lean into the darkness of Bruce Springsteen's musical mind with both feet. It's not for everybody, but the story told is deft and precise. Go to Full Review Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere (2025) 61% - -

Dan Buffa Ramble On With Buffa (Substack) Dec 31, 2025 You will never see Amy Madigan the same ever again. Give her the Oscar today. Go to Full Review Weapons (2025) 93% - -

Dan Buffa Ramble On With Buffa (Substack) Dec 31, 2025 Watching this will allow the sadness to creep in, but the joy of watching a comedic artist bring so much joy to people's lives is something to revisit. Go to Full Review John Candy: I Like Me (2025) 89% - -

Dan Buffa Ramble On With Buffa (Substack) Dec 31, 2025 Making a classic villain change sides is a daring feat that the writer/director pulls off with precise emotion and game performances. Also some of the best action sequences of the year. Go to Full Review Predator: Badlands (2025) 86% - -

Dan Buffa Ramble On With Buffa (Substack) Dec 31, 2025 The ending is troublesome and sudden, but the acting and writing are strong enough to make this a fresh recommendation overall. Go to Full Review A HOUSE OF DYNAMITE (2025) 75% - -

Dan Buffa Ramble On With Buffa (Substack) Dec 31, 2025 Glen Powell continues to do a lot of Tom Cruising, which has its good and bad effects. The action is entertaining enough, but there isn't a strong argument in my mind for this remake to exist. Go to Full Review The Running Man (2025) 61% - -