Written by Ron SheltonDirected by Ron Shelton I don’t know of anyone who has a true love of baseball that doesn’t love this movie. In my opinion, it’s the best movie ever […]
Movie Review: Bull Durham – A Romantic Comedy in Baseball
Movie Review – Air Force One: The Impact of 9/11 on Action Movies
Written by Andrew W. MarloweDirected by Wolfgang Petersen (Originally written in 2002) Is the era of the Hollywood blockbuster action over? I think that’s a question everyone is asking right now, and […]
Escape From the Planet of the Apes: Consistency? We Don’t Need No Stinkin’ Consistency!
Written by Paul DehnDirected by Don Taylor When we last left Earth’s future, it had just been blow to smithereens. So how could there possibly be a sequel? Unbeknownst to the other […]
Movie Review: Raid on Rommel – The Truth Behind WWII Films
Written by Richard BluelDirected by Henry Hathaway One thing I’ve always missed in school is history into the twentieth century. All of our American History classes in high school always seemed to […]
Movie Review: M*A*S*H – Why M*A*S*H Remains a Timeless Anti-War Classic
Written by Richard Hooker and Ring Lardner Jr.Directed by Robert Altman I have to wonder just how many people actually think of the movie first when they hear the word MASH spoken. […]
Movie Review: The Wild Thornberrys Movie – Promoting Conservation While Captivating Both Kids and Adults
Written by Kate BoutillierDirected by Cathy Malkasian and Jeff McGrath My expectations of kids movies have gone downhill through the years. Back when my oldest daughter (now 12) was young, we couldn’t […]
Move review – The Right Temptation – A Detective’s Dilemma
Written by Larry BrandDirected by Lyndon Chubbock There was a sweet surprise waiting for me in this film. I found myself glued to my seat, knowing that there was more going on […]
Movie Review – Beneath the Planet of the Apes: A Sci-Fi Sequel Worth Watching
Written by Paul Dehn and Mort AbrahamsDirected by Ted Post Once upon a time, four astronauts journeyed to what they believed was a distant star. However, somewhere along the way everything got […]
Movie Review: Planet of the Apes (1968) – The Original, Still the Best
Written by Pierre Boulle, Rod Serling, and Michael WilsonDirected by Franklin J. Schaffner I can remember my parents first allowing me to view this film when I was about 7 or 8 […]
Movie Review – The Brothers McMullen: The Struggles of Three Irish Catholic Brothers in New York
Written by Ed BurnsDirected by Ed Burns This movie was filmed close to where I lived back when I lived in New York. Edward Burns is another product of Valley Stream, from […]
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