Cinema Scripture School 1: King of Kings (Nicholas Ray, 1961)
Every now and then I’m reminded that I really don’t know as much about the bible as I thought I […]
Films made in America before 1968.
Every now and then I’m reminded that I really don’t know as much about the bible as I thought I […]
Westerns, at their hearts, are stories about heroes. The hero defeats the villains and saves the honest townsfolk using, not just […]
The “gangster film” is a true American creation. There were of course many early foreign films with elements of “crime” in […]
I’ve talked about the idea of the Western as a unique American mythology before, and the concept is important in […]
I wasn’t sure whether to write a “My Favorite Christmas Movies” post, a “My Favorite Christmas Movie” post or just a […]
This review is full of spoilers, so if you like classic westerns crossed with classic war films, Fort Apache is […]
So there it is, Saturday night, and I’m sitting at home with a Breckenridge double IPA watching a movie (instead […]
First, if you haven’t seen Casablanca and don’t know how it ends…well lucky you! Quit reading this and go watch […]
After finally watching Robert Altman’s Thieves like Us the other day, I had a bit of a revelation: I’m just […]
Like some kind of desert island male wish-fulfillment fantasy, there seem to have been a lot of golden age Hollywood […]