“Movies” Archives
Every War Movie Is a Pro-War Movie?!
And what does a “thoroughly, effectively” anti-war film look like?
Review Round-Up: Isao Takahata’s The Tale of Princess Kaguya
Studio Ghibli’s other master releases his first film in 14 years, a retelling of a classic Japanese fairy tale.
Why does Harvey Weinstein think Americans are too stupid for Asian cinema?
The producer wants to give Wong Kar-Wai and Bong Joon-ho’s latest films his infamous treatment.
I Want This Wes Anderson “Special Collector’s Edition” Sitting on My Shelf
Lovely, classy, simple, quirky, whimsical… A perfect match for Anderson’s inimitable style.
The Making of Pulp Fiction
Vanity Fair reflects on the making of Pulp Fiction and I reflect on the spiritual experience of watching it.
Rest in peace, Black Belt Jones
He left an indelible mark on martial arts and blaxploitation cinema.
Review Round-Up: Shane Carruth’s Upstream Color
So far, the reviews coming out of Sundance have been exactly what I expecting/hoping.
The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey by Peter Jackson (Review)
I was never not entertained. And I mean that in both a positive and negative way.
An Atheist’s Response to The Tree of Life
David Silverman says the film highlights “the negative impact that religion has on grief.”
Disney Is Remaking Condorman… No Really, They Are
As long the Condorman remake keeps the Condorcar chase scene, I’m cool with this.