All That Jazz is a stream-of-consciousness commercial-art-film semi-biopic of the life and career of its Broadway-famous writer and director, Bob … More
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#158 Dumbo (1941)
One of Disney’s shortest animated films that clocks in at 64 minutes, Dumbo had one specific role: to quickly recoup … More
#704 E.T. The Extra Terrestrial (1982)
One of the most memorable films of my youth, E.T. is easily a vehicle that carried the career of Spielberg … More
#493 Bonnie and Clyde (1967)
A strange, sexy, violent film on the bizarre love and crime affair of Bonnie and Clyde brings Warren Beatty and … More
Anomalisa & 11.22.63 (2016)
Anomalisa What a fantastic film. Written and directed by one of my favorite writers in Hollywood today, Anomalisa is a … More
#66 Vampyr (1932)
A man arrives at an inn. He is brought into a spooky, terrifying world that he didn’t expect. We discover the … More
#63 M (1931)
A hypnotizing film of horror, suspense, and brilliant storytelling, M is about a man who commits crimes that lead to … More
#1022 The Lord of the Rings – The Return of the King (2003)
Some of the best lines appear in the third film in terms of the soliloquies, fraternity in the face of insurmountable odds, breathtaking images of architecture and the Army of the Dead whisking past Aragon’s beautiful hair as he attacks in slow motion in at least three parts of the film…. It is awe inspiring and beautiful, exciting and unique, sprawling and gorgeous with this incredible hybrid CGI / real New Zealand atmosphere.
#1021 The Lord of the Rings – The Two Towers (2002)
The premise of the sequel ramps up the energy and momentum of the first, and this second film takes what wonders, artwork, genius, and brilliant performances existed in the first film and tweak them to present a glorious and magnificent film that outshines the first.
Downton Abbey, Mozart In The Jungle, SPECTRE, The Martian, and The Ballad of the Sad Cafe
Some things I’ve been watching… Downton Abbey, The Final Season Well, what more can be said – one of the … More