Widely regarded as one of the finest films brought forth by legendary director Alfred Hitchcock, 1951’s “Strangers on a Train”…
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Director Martin Scorcese tried his best to make me dislike his 1985 dark comedy “After Hours.” It’s bizarre start and trademark Scorsese-like…
The color palate alone in the very first scene of “Pretty in Pink” will make you smile with nostalgia and…
A concept that virtually all of us have fantasized about at one point in time or another is brought to…
The plot of the 2008 sci-fi based action thriller “Eagle Eye” is more convoluted than a robust mathematical equation hatched…
“Deep Impact,” “Marley and Me,” and “The Time Traveler’s Wife” have been the only movies I have watched that literally…
I’m not sure if it’s the outlandish plot, the sluggish dialogue filled scenes, or the confusing nature of the script…
I first saw a preview for “Calvary” before my viewing of “The Drop” and I immediately put it in my…
The world of film lost an all time great when James Gandolfini passed away in June of 2013 at the…
From its ominous opening scene depicting the chaotic aftermath of a deadly gun battle on board a cargo ship docked…