…of a childless parent’s embattled soul, Didier and Elise orbit off into two separate realms of grief, creating an abyss of competing sadness. Didier and Elise combat their loss by… View Post

…movies even though you didn’t realize it at the time. As we all know, rather than trust a composer with the soul of his movies, Tarantino often chooses to sample… View Post

…as well as online as the DC and Marvel partisans tear into one another over who they believe supports the better comic book cinematic universe. While I’m a Marvel fan… View Post

…want to give too much away but in “The Guest”, Dan Stevens plays a war veteran named David who has come to pay his respects to the family of a… View Post

By James Hancock November 4th, 2014 Back in 2003 I was completely obsessed with BioWare’s now classic computer game “Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic” and I can vividly… View Post

…and Diane Keaton watching the sunrise by the Queensboro Bridge. We went in search of the exact spot where Woody Allen shot his famous scene in order to set the… View Post

…Battaglia’s and buying expensive sandwiches and gourmet chips and smoking cigarettes as if I were on a long Roman holiday—an American in search of company through the flicker of a… View Post

…on the CW, Deadpool is an R-rated, uncensored, hysterical game changer that is going to make so many overly earnest competitors in this field seem hopelessly old fashioned by comparison…. View Post

…knowledge of French Film History my knowledge of France is laughably incomplete. But in spite of my cultural ignorance I have to say that it would be tough to find… View Post