“Peace, Love, & Misunderstanding” is a 2011 independent film directed by Bruce Beresford that would have better served audiences had…
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Matt DeCristo
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I had only watched two movies conjured from the twisted mind of filmmaker Stanley Kubrick, each producing a polarizing and…
Chances are, anyone reading this has at one time or another sat in a coffee shop, pub, restaurant, or mall…
The chase is on in director Martin Brest’s 1988 cult classic “Midnight Run.” As the tag line reads: The mob…
Mocking the acting skills of Keanu Reeves is like hurling insults at the galloping pace of a three-legged rocking horse.…
Stricken with a high octane of controversy from the moment it hit theatres, Quentin Tarantino’s latest effort manages to deliver…
Acclaimed director Quentin Tarantino has been turning out unorthodox style films with ensemble casts and gratuitous violence since his breakthrough…
Whether intentional or not, the location, backdrop, and elements of a film can play a role in the story as…
I think it’s difficult, if not completely impossible, for someone from my generation or younger to fully grasp the severity…
What do you suppose you would get if you combined several classic ’80s movies (“Adventures in Babysitting,” “License to Drive,”…