Movies in a Minute: "Novocaine" BRUCE R. MILLER Mar 20, 2025 Mar 20, 2025 Updated Apr 14, 2026 0 Owner Emily Gibbs talks about Bella Donna Beauty 2027 Social Security COLA Heads Toward October Mooresville police chief gives update on Interstate 77 shooting Sandra Salazar talks about what she saw at Wilson Creek on July 26 Kadin Hoger grilling at the encampment on Williamson and South Baldwin streets Gulf council blasts "war crimes" by Iran Camera crew captures customers eating ice cream on Main Street in Marion Employees at Blueridge Processing package chickens for sale Amy Vaughan, pastor of The Lakeshore Collective, leads people in a prayer at the vigil on August 1 RFK Jr Urges Parents To Vaccinate Children Against Measles Eric Bieniemy's son Elijah arrested, charged in connection to shooting of Chiefs coach's wife Camera crew at Artesana Creamery and Cafe RAW: PRES TRUMP AF1 GAGGLE-IRAN HAVING 'GOOD TALKS' Meeting about future of Davidson's Fort in Old Fort EXCLUSIVE: Trump Warns Supreme Court E. Jean Carroll's $83.3M Defamation Judgment Threatens Future Presidents Library Director Marlan Brinkley talks about August events at the county library The Center Square YT: Fed Rate Hikes? Inflation, Jobs & Economy Explained Trump To HAMMER Russia With 200% Tariffs, Zelenskyy’s CLOSED-DOOR Capitol Plea WORKS Who Is the Best Quarterback in College Football Our 2026 Preseason Rankings Bolton and Menk firm gives presentation to Marion City Council Prefer us on Google Learn More Sioux City Journal entertainment reporter Bruce Miller says that in "Novocaine," Jack Quade's lack of pain is your gain. As featured on Movies in a minute with film critic Bruce Miller Movie critic Bruce Miller of the Sioux City Journal offers his thoughts on the latest movies. Movie review: 'Novocaine' gives chase films a different kind of punch If “Novocaine” had been made 20, 30 years ago, Tom Hanks definitely would have been its star. Now streaming and on DVD: 'Novocaine' doesn't dull Jack Quaid's senses Think of every painful thing you can do to your body. Now, string them together and put a group of robbers on your tail. That’s “Novocaine.” Latest video They Just ROBBED the MLB... Why the Dodgers Trading for Skubal Is Everything RIGHT with Baseball How Luis Arraez fits with Philadelphia Phillies RFK Jr Urges Parents To Vaccinate Children Against Measles Blanche scraps Trump’s $1.8 billion 'anti-weaponization fund' RAW: OPEC TO INCREASE SEPTEMBER PRODUCTION Amy Vaughan, pastor of The Lakeshore Collective, leads people in a prayer at the vigil on August 1 Sandra Salazar talks about what she saw at Wilson Creek on July 26 Facebook Twitter Bluesky WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save 0 Comments
EXCLUSIVE: Trump Warns Supreme Court E. Jean Carroll's $83.3M Defamation Judgment Threatens Future Presidents
Movies in a minute with film critic Bruce Miller Movie critic Bruce Miller of the Sioux City Journal offers his thoughts on the latest movies.
Movie review: 'Novocaine' gives chase films a different kind of punch If “Novocaine” had been made 20, 30 years ago, Tom Hanks definitely would have been its star.
Now streaming and on DVD: 'Novocaine' doesn't dull Jack Quaid's senses Think of every painful thing you can do to your body. Now, string them together and put a group of robbers on your tail. That’s “Novocaine.”
