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It is difficult to summarize the plot of “Transformers” in just a paragraph, and it is very boring if you do not have a voice with the awe-inspiring narrative capacity
It is difficult to summarize the plot of “Transformers” in just a paragraph, and it is very boring if you do not have a voice with the awe-inspiring narrative capacity
Ambiguity is a core fixture in the moral code of the western in general, and Lawrence Kasdan’s Silverado in particular. There is a certain necessary correlation between having morally tilted
“Luhrman’s lack of ambiguous characters in Romeo and Juliet” Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet has characters with flaws and strengths, which is what makes the characters so rich. However, Baz Luhrman
And following right on the heels of the Die Hard sequel, British smash Hot Fuzz squeals onto U.S. screens. From the awesome creators and stars of Shaun of the Dead,
Over a decade has gone by since John McClean last waged war against terrorism, but here he is, in the new film, “Live Free or Die Hard.” Bruce Willis is
How fantastic it would be if the nanny got prettier the nicer her charges acted. You would start out with the old hag from Don’t Tell Mom, the Babysitter’s Dead,
Most of the perspective in The Third Man is from Holly Martins (Joseph Cotton), which is why much of the film is off-kilter and twisted. Visual technique tricks are used
You are in a darkened hallway on the second floor of a New England mansion. You are dressed in only a nightshirt and underwear, because you were awakened by a
Despite the United States being such a young country, it has acquired some pretty interesting mythologies in its paltry couple of centuries. The ideas of George Washington and Abe Lincoln
V for Vendetta, the new comic book turned action movie, has several folks shaken up because of the disreputable message it tries to emit. V for Vendetta most definitely had
I only watched about two-thirds of The Hills Have Eyes, the other third I had my head buried in my boyfriend’s shoulder, in order to avoid the gore and violence.
Some of the cinematography of Robert Rodriguez’ film is very much reminiscent of Mexican art films. Although Desperado is a big-budget blockbuster, the style gives away its origin of El
This being a film school, many students know of or have seen the 1936 “documentary” Reefer Madness, the propagandist film which attempts to warn children and their parents about the
Tell Your Classmates! Recently I was told about this school, SUNY: Purchase College, a self-proclaimed “liberal arts” school, which, in my opinion infers a thinly disguised socialist, anti-patriotic institution, doing
The formula for a rock and roll biopic is pretty familiar by now, especially from early on, in the 50’s. A good ole’ boy from humble beginnings feels the pull
Hitchcock not only connotes the figure of a portly, balding English gentleman that often pops up at odd times in movies, but also evokes particular images, sounds, colors, and especially
In “Shopgirl,” Jeremy (Jason Schwartzman) is the kooky logo artist with zero social skills who finds himself on the road with a rock and roll band, just because the lead
In one scene in “The Legend of Zorro,” Zorro, aka Alejandro de la Vega (Antonio Bandaras), saves his son Joaquin (Adrian Alonso) from falling off a cliff. Zorro is Joaquin’s