Like his tenure as 007, there are a few ho hum and uneven pictures in Pierce Brosnan's extensive repertoire. Here's an eclectic variety of Brosnan sans Bond – ranked from good to...
Let's “between you and I” combine our classic film studies and Shakespearean analysis in this chronological quartet of mid-century escapades in Bard. “The game's afoot!”
Othello (1952)
Rightly or wrongly; egotistical writer, director, producer,...
Pablo Larraín has made a career recently, especially in his last three feature films, delving deep into pain. Specifically, this pain focuses on his female protagonists. There is, of course, an easy...
With every awards season comes a plethora of films that can make a large impact on the audiences that see it, and we always hope it’ll be a positive one. There’s nothing...
John Wayne made a lot, and I mean a lot, of westerns. Legend says he also made enough war movies that people thought he actually served in World War II. Here, however,...
For as long as there has been a film industry, it has been a place where young women are pursued by older men. It's far more obvious outside of the silent and...
I decided in the last year to start reading books about individuals in film history, especially those who wrote it themselves and express, in their own words, the backstage drama that went...
I will be watching and reviewing all of the films included on AFI’s 100 Years…100 Passions list. The list contains the 100 greatest love stories in American cinema and I plan to...
