The amazing Man of Steel known as ‘Superman’ flew from comics books to cinema in his 1978 feature film Superman. The first two films, directed by Richard Donner, starred Christopher Reeve as the extraterrestrial superhero
I cheered and laughed at some inappropriate moments during Billy Elliot, I’ll admit that. Maybe these parts of the film tried to make me laugh and cheer, so that later
This is a very enjoyable comedy. With 1965’s “The Great Race”, we get an excellent romp that spans across the entire globe that makes use of its humor to a
If the movie title Titanic is used during a conversation, one of two particular motion pictures will usually spring to mind: James Cameron’s 1997 blockbuster, or Jean Negulesco’s 1953 drama. However, this
An adaptation of the excellent best-selling novel of the same name by Walter Lord, the docudrama A Night to Remember is to date the most focused and accurate cinematic portrayal of the
There was a period back in the 1980s when Arnold Schwarzenegger ruled Hollywood. He was the ultimate action hero, and it didn’t matter in the slightest that he was a
What do you get when you merge Paul Verhoeven’s ability for directing ultra-violent action films with the conventions of an Arnold Schwarzenegger action vehicle? The answer is Total Recall; an
Romance sells at the box office. Stephanie Meyer (the Twilight saga) knows this, Nicholas Sparks (The Notebook) knows it, and all of Hollywood knows it. 2010’s Dear John is exactly the type of romantic
Christopher Nolan’s 1998 feature-film debut Following failed to earn much worldwide recognition for the director, but his follow-up project Memento certainly managed to compensate for this. Initially, Memento was shrouded in relative obscurity until it made
Unthinkable takes the idea of “how far is too far” to a new extreme. Unthinkable star Samuel L. Jackson as a black ops interrogator who is called in to interrogate