“Honey, I Shrunk the Kids” is a perfect stroll down memory lane. The 1989 Disney production straddles the precipice of…
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“12 Angry Men” is a lesson in the early art of filmmaking. This gem – written by Reginald Rose and…
Tom Hanks’ cinematic dominance of the 1990s could make Tom Brady jealous. The movie star reeled off hit after hit…
“Old” was an obvious choice as my first return to the movie theater since the days before The Pandemic. I’ve…
My endless search for all things ’90s brought me to a high school flick I had never watched. Released in…
“The Killing Fields” is a historical film that covers the brutal civil war in Cambodia when the communist Khmer Rouge…
“Saving Private Ryan” is considered by some to be the greatest war film ever made. The 1998 Steven Spielberg epic…
The 2004 German-Austrian-Italian co-production film “Downfall” is one of the most fascinating WWII movies you will ever see. With brilliant…
At The Movie Buff we are always on the lookout for indie filmmakers and their creations. We had the chance to chat…
“ACE AF” is an indie short, and the debut of filmmaker Bridget K. Brule. Dealing with the underrepresented orientation of…