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TOP FIVE = Top Flight

January 4, 2015 By Leave a Comment

TOP FIVE = Top Flight

TOP FIVE starts a little out of chronological sequence with two protagonists walking down a Manhattan sidewalk discussing art and life.  Specifically art versus life with one opining that a movie is just a movie while the other disagrees.  The man, as we will shortly learn, is Andre Allen (Chris Rock), superstar funnyman and recovering… Read More »

Tagged With: Cedric the Entertainer, Chris Rock, cinema, comedy, Gabrielle Union, Jerry Seinfeld, movie, narrative, Rosario Dawson, Tracy Morgran

THE HOMESMAN

November 29, 2014 By Leave a Comment

THE HOMESMAN

Tommy Lee Jones is a dour man, at least on screen. His carefully cultivated persona is a laconic one of few words and little patience. It is a character that he plays to perfection, and in THE HOMESMAN,he imbues it with a wonderful, understated quirkiness that makes his star quality all the more charismatic. As… Read More »

Tagged With: books to film, cinema, film, Hilary Swank, madness, movie, Nebraska, prairie, Tommy Lee Jones, western

JOHN WICK

November 7, 2014 By Leave a Comment

JOHN WICK

JOHN WICK is a sleek and unrepentant film about revenge and redemption.  Set in a parallel world to ours, one populated by criminals who live by a strict set of rules, conventions, and etiquette, it is a dark fantasy of violence in which the hero isn’t the pacifist, it’s the guy who really loves his… Read More »

Tagged With: action, assassins, drama, revenge

BIRDMAN or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance)

November 7, 2014 By Leave a Comment

BIRDMAN or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance)

THE SHORT VERSION: One of the best films of the year.

Tagged With: Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu, Edward Norton, Emma Stone, Michael Keaton

THE HURT LOCKER

October 21, 2014 By 1 Comment

THE HURT LOCKER

Among the many arresting images in THE HURT LOCKER, the one that may be the best at putting the audience in the position of the American army bomb squad fighting a futile war in Iraq, is also one of the most quiet. It’s during what started out as a routine mission to gather up bomb-making… Read More »

Tagged With: Anthony Mackie, army bomb squad, bomb defuser, Iraq War, Iraqi Occupation, Jeremy Renner, Kathryn Bigelow, narrative, THE HURT LOCKER, war

THE WORLD’S END

October 21, 2014 By Leave a Comment

THE WORLD’S END

The Cornetto Trilogy comes to a superb conclusion with THE WORLD’S END. Director Edgar Wright again teams with the regular cast of co-writer Simon Pegg as the anti-hero, and Nick Frost as the humorless corporate lawyer, along with newcomers Eddie Marsan as the grinning bunny rabbit of a car salesman, Paddy Considine as the enterperneur… Read More »

Tagged With: alien invasion, Cornetto Trilogy, narrative, reunion, Sci-fi

22 JUMP STREET

October 21, 2014 By Leave a Comment

22 JUMP STREET

Schmidt and Jenko are back, and we should all rejoice. 22 JUMP STREET starts out every bit as funny as 21 JUMP STREET was, and then keeps upping its game. Once more co-written by co-star Jonah Hill (Schmidt), it is an inspired bit of whip-smart silliness that refuses to take itself seriously. On the other… Read More »

SWEET SIXTEEN

October 21, 2014 By Leave a Comment

SWEET SIXTEEN

With ironically titled SWEET SIXTEEN Ken Loach has finally taken his considerable filmmaking talents and used them to make a movie, not a broadsheet. Instead of a screed that thumps its audience over the head with a black-and-white world view of good and evil as in CARLA’S SONG, this is a working class tragedy of… Read More »

Tagged With: Annmarie Fulton, child abandonment, Glasgow, Ken Loach, Martin Compston, Paul Laverty, SWEET SIXTEEN, unemployment

PARTY MONSTER

October 21, 2014 By Leave a Comment

PARTY MONSTER

For some people, reality is a choice and they would rather not. Why be an office drone when you can be a star, even if it’s only for a night and in a dress made of toilet paper? This was the thinking behind the Club Kids scene and the backdrop for one of New York’s… Read More »

Tagged With: Anna Nicole, based on a true story, Club Kid Murders, Frameline, Michael Alig, murder, narrative. drama. LGBT, politically correct, Seth Green, true crime

THE ZODIAC (2006)

October 21, 2014 By Leave a Comment

THE ZODIAC (2006)

It is the stuff of gazillion urban legends, two kids making out in a car on a deserted country road only to be attacked by a psychopath. Only this is true. The psychopath was THE ZODIAC, and he started his killing spree in 1968 and, depending on whom you talk to, continued on for another… Read More »

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