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BABYLON

December 28, 2022 By Leave a Comment

BABYLON

In BABYLON, Damien Chazelle has given us several films about the last hurrah of silent films and the birth of synchronized sound. Some of them are good, some of them are muddled, and one of them is superb.  Chazelle’s ambitious attempt to encapsulate a time and place provokes respect for the effort, even when it… Read More »

Tagged With: Clara Bow, Elinor Glyn, high art, Hollywood, Irving Thalberg, John Gilbert, low art, orgy, silent film, talkies

SENIOR MOMENT

March 27, 2021 By Leave a Comment

SENIOR MOMENT

If you are a Wiliiam Shater fanboy or girl, SENIOR MOMENT is the flick you’ve been waiting for. As an aging Lothario with a kooky sidekick (Christopher Lloyd), he oozes the Shatner brand of charm while skating through a predictable story about how Peter Pan finally grows up. He plays Victor, a senior citizen in… Read More »

Tagged With: driver's license, honey buns, little blue pill, Porsche, retirement, senior citizen

A SIMPLE FAVOR

September 15, 2018 By Leave a Comment

A SIMPLE FAVOR

With A SIMPLE FAVOR, Paul Feig takes a very dark turn into neo-noir by way of a deliciously wicked social satire.  There’s nary a hard-boiled detective in sight, but at the center of the film’s mystery, there is an enigmatic femme fatale to rival any from the golden age of that genre. The humor, courtesy… Read More »

Tagged With: disappearance, Mommy Culture, mystery, suburbia, Vlog

THE ACCOUNTANT

October 16, 2016 By Leave a Comment

THE ACCOUNTANT

THE ACCOUNTANT is a flabby, overlong film with an earnest mission to make us all think differently about autism, and also to give us the cheap thrill of seeing justice meted out to those slimy financiers who manipulate high finance to the detriment of the little guys at the bottom of that particular food chain.… Read More »

Tagged With: accounting, Asperger's Syndrome, autism, bookkeeping, forensic accounting, money laundering, robotics

GARDEN STATE

October 21, 2014 By Leave a Comment

Only rarely does a film as profound, as rich, and as deeply affecting as GARDEN STATE come along. Even more rarely is it the handiwork of a first-time filmmaker. That would be Zack Braff, known for his role as the philosophically harried intern on the subversively wicked comedy, “Scrubs”. Braff is Andrew Largeman, a struggling… Read More »

Tagged With: actor, debut film, director, funeral, gravedigger, mental illness, narrative, prescripton drugs, waiter, writer, Zack Braff

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