A few weeks ago, I was offered a chance to take a look at a newly-released box set of remastered films by Pedro Almodovar and despite having nothing much else to write about at the moment, I hesitated. 481 more words
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A Film about Everything
Terrence Malick’s latest, “Voyage of Time,” appears to be as ambitious as it sounds, a visual journey from the beginning of time to the end of it, and it could be incredible. 334 more words
Trump at the Movies
Donald Trump’s favorite movie is Citizen Kane, probably because it’s pretentious and American. He explains the film — and his advice for Charles Foster Kane — in a short film by 80 more words
Noir-ing It Up
CAUTION: Contains “spoilers.”
“Hi, Nelly!” began as a sprightly 1933 newspaper-drama in which managing editor Paul Muni choses to “back the wrong horse” by not tarring a missing banker as an embezzler. 552 more words
REVIEW - Nostalgia (1983)
My Tarkovskyian odyssey continues… FilmJuice have my review of Andrei Tarkovsky’s Nostalghia, the film he made in Italy prior to his self-imposed exile from the Soviet Union. 1,021 more words
31 - Nostalgic Hellbilly Roadshow
31 (2016)
Written & Directed by Rob Zombie
Starring Sheri Moon Zombie, Jeff Daniel Phillips, Malcolm McDowell
Written & Directed by Rob Zombie
Starring Sheri Moon Zombie, Jeff Daniel Phillips, Malcolm McDowell
It’s pretty much become a requirement now for horror fans to embrace nostalgia. 1,426 more words
"Snowden" Fails as a Look Into Snowden's Inner Turmoil, But Succeeds as a Love Story
Image Credit to Variety
The last thing we see before Snowden’s end credits sequence is a title card informing us that Edward Snowden resides in Russia, a country he wishes to leave, but cannot because the United States revoked his passport after he stole secret documents and gave them to the press. 1,173 more words
