Written by Eliot Asinof and John SaylesDirected by John Sayles The game of baseball back around 1919 was quite a bit different from the game we know now. There were the aesthetic […]
Movie Review: Eight Men Out – The Best Baseball Film Ever
Movie Review: The Exorcist – Even My Horror-Fan Teenager Was Freaked Out!
Written by William Peter BlattyDirected by William Friedkin When The Exorcist first came out on DVD (back in the early days of DVD technology), it was one of those films that generated […]
Movie Review: Amadeus – Rock Me Amadeus
Written by Peter ShafferDirected by Milos Forman I confess that the year I graduated high school I probably wasn’t paying all that much attention to what I would term the more “cerebral” […]
Movie Review: The Love Bug – San Francisco in the Sixties Complete With Hippies
Written by Bill Walsh, Don DaGradi, & Gordon BufordDirected by Robert Stevenson Summers, when I was younger, meant a different Disney film at the local theater every week. I loved going to […]
Movie Review: Cars – NASCAR, Pixar Style
Written by John Lasseter, Joe Ranft, Jorgen Klubien, Dan Fogelman, Kiel Murray, & Phil LorinDirected by John Lasseter & Joe Ranft Pixar Studios seems to have a magic touch. Right from their […]
Movie Review: The Good Girl – A Good Little Film
Written by Mike WhiteDirected by Miguel Arteta Life changes happen for a variety of reasons. Normally, a person reaches a time of one’s life and decides that they either haven’t achieved what […]
The Hunting of the President – Setting up the Dividing Line
Written by Joe Conason, Gene Lyons, Nickolas Perry, and Harry ThomasonDirected by Nickolas Perry and Harry Thomason The first time I viewed the film The Hunting of the President (based on the […]
Movie Review: Dances With Wolves – One of the First Honest Portrayals of Native Americans in Film
Written by Michael BlakeDirected by Kevin Costner The story of the Native Americans as written by the movie industry over the last hundred years or so was mostly one of savagery where […]
Movie Review: Lathe of Heaven – A Cryptic Science Fiction Tale That Had Much More Potential
Written by Ursula K. LeGuin and Alan SharpDirected by Philip Haas Every now and then I come across a film that leaves me with mixed feelings and frustrated. Lathe of Heaven is […]
Movie Review: Scrooged – A Twisted, Sarcastic, Semi-Modern Take on a Christmas Classic
Written by Mitch Glazer, Michael O’Donoghue, and Charles DickensDirected by Richard Donner A few weeks before Christmas last year, I went to the store and looked at the newest releases on blu-ray. […]
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