This is a thoroughly delightful romantic comedy that is actually romantic and above all funny. Joseph Gordon Levitt is just getting better with each passing year. If this film does not mark some kind of [click for more]
Many, many people have paid tribute to Paul Newman on this sad occasion of his death. I know he was 83 and had lived a long, fruitful life full of great achievements and impressive honors, [click for more]
I first saw this film at the 2008 Philadelphia Film Festival and I was completely blown away by it and it has finally been released onto DVD. With its hyperlink structure, fascinating characters and distinctive [click for more]
Burn After Reading is a very funny Coen Brothers movie that is far more meaningful than their last film, the Best Picture winning film No Country For Old Men. Beginning with a cosmic zoom into [click for more]
I generally try to find something positive to say about a director’s first film. But I can’t with Frozen River. I have no doubt that writer/director Courtney Hunt is passionate about her story and characters, [click for more]
Not too long ago, I read something on a conservative website about Michael Moore’s film Fahrenheit 9/11. Typically, this elitist blowhard added nothing new to the debate surrounding that controversial 2004 film except to reiterate [click for more]
If you are the kind of person who does not like it when a film challenges you or, if you think any attempt to dramatize the inner psychological motives of a character is either pretentious [click for more]
In the comedy Love And Death, Woody Allen finds himself conscripted into the Russian Army about to fight Napoleon’s invading French forces. While in basic training, a stern drill sergeant tries to explain the reality [click for more]
So many times, when film footage is recreated for a documentary, it has none of the power that actual film footage has. And the recreated footage usually does not have the dramatic power normally associated [click for more]
In the comedy Love And Death, Woody Allen finds himself conscripted into the Russian Army about to fight Napoleon’s invading French forces. While in basic training, a stern drill sergeant tries to explain the reality [click for more]
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