Written by David S. WardDirected by George Roy Hill I can remember one of the first films my parents ever took me to see that wasn’t geared toward children was The Sting. […]
Movie Review: The Sting – Newman Teaches Redford the Art of the Con
Movie Review: Sacred Planet – A Beautiful Film
Originally made to be shown on IMAX screens, Sacred Planet is equally stunning visually on a widescreen television. Like other nature-based documentaries, it takes some beautiful imagery from remote areas of our […]
Movie Review: Three Days of the Condor – The First Bourne Identity
Written by James Grady, Lorenzo Semple Jr., and David RayfielDirected by Sydney Pollack As I sat watching Three Days of the Condor, I couldn’t help but feel I had seen it before. […]
Movie Review – Far From Ordinary: Robert Redford’s Directorial Debut Ordinary People
Written by Judith Guest, Alvin Sargent, and Nancy DowdDirected by Robert Redford Ordinary People won the Oscar for best picture in 1980. I was 14 at the time and about all I […]
Movie Review: The Last Castle – So Much Wasted Potential in One Package
Written by David Scarpa and Graham YostDirected by Rod Lurie Robert Redford has been an actor I’ve always liked quite a bit, and not just for his good looks and politics. There […]
DVD Review – The Twilight Zone: Volume 1 – Starting Off With A Bang
One of my family’s traditions is that on New Year’s Eve we sit around and watch the Sci-Fi Channel’s Twilight Zone marathon and eat appetizers. It’s something the whole family enjoys together […]
Movie Review: Jeremiah Johnson – Only an Actor of Redford’s Caliber Could Carry This Film
Written by Vardis Fisher, Raymond W. Thorp, and Robert BunkerDirected by Sydney Pollack This is a film in the true classic style if only for the fact that it has an overture! […]
Movie Review: The Candidate (1972) – Playing the Game and Selling Out
Written by Jeremy LarnerDirected by Michael Ritchie We often think that political campaigns where politicians promise all sorts of things and sound great before they are elected then something else happens once […]
Movie Review: Out of Africa – Casting Questionable But Still a Stunning Picture
Written by Karen Blixen, Judith Thurman, Errol Trzebinski, and Kurt LuedtkeDirected by Sydney Pollack Let me state up front that I love Robert Redford. I adore him and find him to be […]
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 […]
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