SULLY Is a Nice Tribute, But Struggles to Create Drama
The basis of drama in cinema is very simple; characters perform and enact highly tense and volatile situations for effect. …Read the Rest
Tag Archives: Biopic
HANDS OF STONE Bobs and Weaves, But Can’t Land a Blow
If you watched any boxing in the 70s and early 80s, then you’ll certainly be familiar with Roberto Duran. The …Read the Rest
ELVIS & NIXON Is Cute and Amusing, But Could Use More Gravitas
I’ve just realized that I probably know far too much about popular singer Elvis Presley. Over the years I’ve read …Read the Rest
MILES AHEAD Is A Well Told But Traditional Biopic
The next few weeks are stuffed with musically-themed projects. In addition to the biopic Miles Ahead, we’ll soon have the …Read the Rest
Blasts From the Past! Blu-ray Review: EIGHT MEN OUT (1988)
In the annals of great baseball movies, the modern benchmark appears to be Field of Dreams (1989). And it is …Read the Rest
TRUMBO Features a Standout Lead Performance
In case you’ve never heard of him, Dalton Trumbo is the famous screenwriter who wrote Spartacus (1960), Exodus (1960) and …Read the Rest
EVEREST Has Spectacle But Lacks Focus
Note: This movie opens exclusively in IMAX theaters this Friday and expands to regular wide release on Friday, September 25th. …Read the Rest
PAWN SACRIFICE Presents An Interesting Look Inside An Unusual Event
It may seem hard to imagine now, but not so long ago a chess match drew the interest of the …Read the Rest
DVD/Blu-ray Roundup for September 15th
Welcome back for a detailed look at what’s coming your way on DVD and Blu-ray. As always, be sure and …Read the Rest
DVD/Blu-ray Roundup for September 1st
Holy cow, this week is absolutely packed with new releases to enjoy for Labor Day weekend (or whenever you feel …Read the Rest