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Hannah and Her Sisters (1986)
In 1986, Woody Allen completed his brilliant New York trilogy that he began with "Annie Hall" and "Manhattan" by delivering HANNAH AND HER SISTERS . While its core is the familiar one you might expect, with Woody playing his NYC neurotic, nebbish character to perfection as he questions the meaning of life, the world around the familiar is filled with powerful stories. Woody is the ex husband of successful actress Hannah (Mia Farrow) who is now married to Elliott (Michael Cain


Allied (2016)
Looking for a superb war-time film for viewing this Veteran's Day? ALLIED is in many ways a rarity. First, by being a big-budget, old school thriller aimed squarely at adult movie goers. The film opens in 1942, with a dialogue-free ten minute sequence in which intelligence officer Max Vatan parachutes into the Moroccan desert, making his way to a rendezvous with his undercover contact, who brings him to Casablanca. As he will throughout the beautiful looking film, Director


A House of Dynamite
The best "what if?" nuclear war movie since "The Day After" rocked the ratings for ABC in 1983, A HOUSE OF DYNAMITE is another taut, thrilling film from Kathryn Bigelow (Zero Dark Thirty). If you're old enough to remember how "The Day After" instantly became part of the zeitgeist after airing on network TV (long before streaming and cable offered so many viewing choices) you'll see similarities in the way Bigelow tells her tale of everyday people experiencing a day that chan


Halloween (1978)
Back in 1978, John Carpenter hit a horror home run with his low-budget, HUGE box office smash HALLOWEEN . Watching it again this Halloween season, I was amazed just how great this scary little film is! The film opens with a young Michael Myers stabbing his sister to death and standing slack jawed with a knife in his hand and a bloody clown suit on his body. (Those damn clowns...) Flash forward 15 years and psychiatrist Dr Sam Loomis (Donald Pleasance at his odd best) is on


The War of the Roses
Before catching the current "re-imagining", I wanted to revisit the original 1989 dark comedy, THE WAR OF THE ROSES . I remember enjoying...


Caught Stealing
CAUGHT STEALING is the shocker of the summer for me. An action-packed, hilarious, violent and surprising tale, it's packed...


Jaws @ 50: The Definitive Inside Story
With all the wannabe JAWS docs emerging this 50th year since it hit theaters, it's good to know the true one has finally surfaced, JAWS...


Bring Her Back
The Philippou Brothers are back. For those fearing that their debut film 'Talk To Me" was a fluke, rest easy. Or maybe not sleep well for...


Jurassic World: Rebirth
JURASSIC WORLD: REBIRTH lives up to its name, breathing innovative fun and relentless summer dino thrills into a tired series. Gareth...


South Pacific
Old fashioned, beautifully shot in its namesake islands and Hawaii, Rodgers and Hammerstein's SOUTH PACIFIC was one of the first...


How to Train Your Dragon
THIS is how you do a live action remake! Packed with great visual effects, John Powell's soaring, wall-to-wall music and Gerard Butler's...


Predator: Killer of Killers
Get ready for buckets of green blood, superb animation and a lethal atmosphere that seethes through PREDATOR: KILLER OF KILLERS, from the...


Paradise - Season 1
A compelling mashup of "24" and "Fallout", PARADISE is a binge worthy, unexpected blast from "This Is Us" creator Dan Fogelman. I loved...


Wick Is Pain
If you love the John Wick films as much as I do, the new documentary WICK IS PAIN packs a great punch. Informative, funny and...


Final Destination: Bloodlines
Like most of the victims in the funny, inventive, gory and hugely enjoyable new sequel FINAL DESTINATION: BLOODLINES , I never saw it...


Forrest Gump
I haven't seen 1994's FORREST GUMP in at least 20 years. Revisiting it this week, its simple heart is still powerful, but I was...


28 Days Later
23 years ago, Danny Boyle and Alex Garland teamed up to kickoff one of the best horror trilogies of the modern era with 28 DAYS LATER ....


The Passion of the Christ
Wherever you land on the religious spectrum, from devout to agnostic, there's no denying the sheer will and power of Mel Gibson's 2004...


Robocop (1987)
"Dead or alive, you're coming with me." I have vivid memories of seeing Paul Verhoeven's first big American film ROBOCOP in a packed...


Last Breath
Falling under the "so unbelievable, it's gotta be true" category, LAST BREATH details one of the most extraordinary undersea rescues in...
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