This is a wonderful and genuinely moving true story. I saw *'A Street Cat Named Bob'* when it first came out in theaters (remember those days?) and still feel the same way about it after more than four years. It’s a really touching narrative, presented exceptionally well. As someone who appreciates cats, I especially enjoyed all of the adorable moments involving them. While the cat(s) are undoubtedly the stars,…

After taking a break from movies, here’s my review of this one. It's a British film based on a book of the same name, inspired by a real person and his cat. Or perhaps it’s more accurate to say they found each other, as the movie suggests—nobody belongs to anyone, at least not in reality; it just seems that way to people. The title brought another classic film to mind, but this is quite different, though actually …