Written by David KoeppDirected by David Fincher There are a few movies that I can recall in my life saying, “I want to see that” when they first came out. Then, for […]
Movie Review: Panic Room (2002) – A Masterclass in Suspense
Movie Review: Andersonville (1996) – Will This Be Included in “Confederate History Month??”
Written by David W. RintelsDirected by John Frankenheimer The Civil War was probably the most brutal episode of this country’s history. There were many smaller parts of it that composed the brutality […]
Doctor Who: The Movie – A British Doctor in San Francisco at the Millennium
Written by Matthew Jacobs, Sydney Newman, and Donald WilsonDirected by Geoffrey Sax Doctor Who is a British science fiction television series that has been around off and on since 1963. The main character […]
Movie Review: Blazing Saddles – A Masterpiece of Satire in Film History
Written by Mel Brooks, Norman Steinberg, and Andrew BergmanDirected by Mel Brooks The Mel Brooks spoofs were great and glorious films when I was growing up. Perhaps nothing he did ever matched […]
Movie Review: Open Range (2003) – A Classic Western with Kevin Costner
Written by Lauran Paine and Craig StorperDirected by Kevin Costner Say the words “Kevin Costner” and “western” in the same sentence and most people immediately think of Dances With Wolves. However, there […]
Movie Review: The Ghost and Mrs. Muir (1947) – A Widow Finds Romance with a Ghost
Written by Philip Dunne and R.A. DickDirected by Joseph L. Mankiewicz I’m usually not someone overly fond of dramatic tear-jerker films that often fall into the chick-flick category. Every now and then, […]
Movie Review: The Inheritance (1997) – Class Struggle in a Romantic Setting
Written by Maria Nation and Louisa May AlcottDirected by Bobby Roth The Inheritance is adapted from an unpublished book by Louisa May Alcott, written when she was just seventeen years old. Knowing […]
Movie Review: Napoleon Dynamite – Exploring the Quirky World of Napoleon Dynamite
Written by Jared Hess and Jerusha HessDirected by Jared Hess Films set in high school years generally fall into one of two categories. They either depict the partying life of those ever-so-popular […]
Movie Review: Quadrophenia – A Timeless Rock Film
Written by Dave Humphries, Martin Stellman, and Franc RoddamDirected by Franc Roddam Quadrophenia: a personality split into four separate facets. An advanced state if schizophrenia, twice the normally accepted medical condition. Inability […]
Movie Review: The Quiet American – A Different Movie About Vietnam
Written by Graham Greene, Christopher Hampton, and Robert SchenkkanDirected by Phillip Noyce Prior to his Hollywood renaissance, Brendan Fraser was an actor who made me scratch my head. He could be very […]
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