It’s been a tradition in my house that every year as spring training begins, I break out the Ken Burns documentary, Baseball. I owned it on VHS, then on DVD. Now it’s […]
Movie Review: Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines – How Much Did Xenadrine Pay for that Product Placement?
Written by John Brancato, Michael Ferris, Tedi SarafinDirected by Jonathan Mostow Picking up ten years after Terminator 2: Judgment Day the twenty-something John Connor (Nick Stahl) is living a life in obscurity, […]
Movie Review: Conquest of the Planet of the Apes – Trying to Fill In the Holes, Creating More
Written by Paul DehnDirected by J. Lee Thompson While the original Planet of the Apes movie is a classic, and the first two sequels not bad as sequels go, with the fourth […]
Movie Review: Ring of Fire or Cowboy Up – Whatever You Call It, This Film Is Good
Written by James RedfordDirected by Xavier Koller Even though I live in the northeast, I confess to being a fan of bullriding and the rodeo in general. It’s just something about the […]
Movie Review: Airport 1975 – A Film Begging to be Parodied
Written by Don IngallsDirected by Jack Smight Cast:Charlton Heston as Alan MurdockKaren Black as Nancy PryorGeorge Kennedy as Joe PatroniEfrem Zimbalist Jr. as Captain StacySusan Clark as Helen PatroniHelen Reddy as Sister […]
Movie Review: Oliver Stone’s Born on the Fourth of July – It’s Deja Vu All Over Again
Written by Ron Kovic and Oliver StoneDirected by Oliver Stone As great as our education system was on Long Island, where I grew up, I never had the opportunity in school to […]
Trees Lounge: My Hometown Movie Review
Written by Steve BuscemiDirected by Steve Buscemi It is very strange to see places I go by just about every single day of my life as the setting for a movie. Steve […]
Movie Review: Guess Who’s Coming To Dinner (1967)
Written by William RoseDirected by Stanley Kramer Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner marks the last film in which Katharine Hepburn and Spencer Tracy appear together. Tracy died shortly after this film was […]
Movie Review – Airport: It’s a Miracle This Country Survived the 70’s
Written by Arthur Hailey and George SeatonDirected by George Seaton What happens when you cross an airport in the midst of a snowstorm with an overworked airport manager, an arrogant grounds keeper, […]
Movie Review: Ang Lee’s Hulk (2003) – A Frankenstein for the Modern Age
Written by Stan Lee, Jack Kirby, James Schamus, John Turman, and Michael FranceDirected by Ang Lee It could be argued that the 2003 Ang Lee film Hulk is actually the first of […]
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