Written by John WiderDirected by Mike Robe I was never a big fan of the western genre, to begin with, but I did love the 1989 mini-series Lonesome Dove. When a sequel […]
Movie Review: Return to Lonesome Dove – The Sequel Jinx
Movie Review: Real Women Have Curves – Beauty Fades, Dumb Is Forever
Written by Josefina Lopez and George LaVooDirected by Patricia Cardoso If you’ve ever caught the television show Ugly Betty, then you’ve caught a glimpse of the amazingly talented America Ferrera. In Real […]
Movie Review: The Maltese Falcon – Classic Film Noir Starts Here
Written by Dashiell Hammett and John HustonDirected by John Huston In 1539, the Knight Templars of Malta, paid tribute to Charles V of Spain by sending him a Golden Falcon encrusted from […]
Movie Review: Finding Nemo – There’s No Place Like Home, Even If It’s An Anemone
Written by Andrew Stanton, Bob Peterson, and David ReynoldsDirected by Andrew Stanton and Lee Unkrich Pixar continued its string of great animated children’s films with Finding Nemo. Like many other offerings from […]
Movie Review: It Happened One Night – A Classic Romantic Comedy, Period
Written by Samuel Hopkins Adams and Robert RiskinDirected by Frank Capra My exposure to Clark Gable can be stated in four words: Gone With the Wind. As much as he is revered […]
Movie Review: Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid – Simply A Classic
Written by William GoldmanDirected by George Roy Hill Some movies survive the test of time, others don’t. Sometimes choices made in regard to a film seem right for the time, and later […]
Movie Review: Good Night, and Good Luck – When Will Humanity Ever Learn
Written by Grant Heslov and George ClooneyDirected by George Clooney Every now and then on the Internet, I get an email talking about “the good old days”, usually talking about how kids […]
Movie Review: Sliding Doors – One Moment Can Make a Big Difference
Written by Peter HowittDirected by Peter Howitt People usually have moments in their lives that they consider to be a crossroads. Simply put, it’s a point where one might look back wistfully […]
Movie Review: La Habanera (1937) – Go On Vacation, Fall In Love, Become Nazi Propaganda Tool?
Written by Gerhard MenzelDirected by Douglas Sirk Director Douglas Sirk was often touted for his melodramas of his era in the 1950s. However, many of his films dealt with issues not really […]
Movie Review: The Great Santini – The “Good Old Days” Weren’t Always That Good
Written by Pat Conroy and Lewis John CarlinoDirected by Lewis John Carlino In all the performances I’ve seen Robert Duvall in over the years, perhaps the most memorable for me was The […]
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