Johnny Cash Does HollywoodJohnny Cash Does Hollywood
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
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
After struggling to find an adjective for “Elizabethtown,” we decided ‘warm-hearted’ was pretty accurate. It isn’t a feel good movie. It’s more of a feel alright movie. The message I
In the opening sequence of “Just Like Heaven,” the garden path Elizabeth Masterson (Reese Witherspoon) is meditating on is in the shape of a spiral. The symbolic nature of the
I went to “Stay” expecting to find yet another “Secret Window,” “Identity,” or “Hide and Seek.” The few seconds of preview I saw promised another disappointing psychological thriller, whose endings