Is it just me, or does anyone else get creepy vibes anytime they see Humphrey Bogart try to romance a woman who looks like she could be his daughter? Maybe […]
Movie Review – “Sabrina” (1954)
Movie Review – “Dark Victory” (1939)
Before soap operas could be broadcast daily on television, there had to be movies that gave viewers the same impact of a melodrama about eccentric people getting into life-and-death situations. […]
Mini-Review – “The Naked Spur” (1953)
For as much as I love James Stewart, I have not seen many westerns he starred in. Part of this is due to Stewart being in so few westerns, at least early […]
Mini-Review – “The Caine Mutiny” (1954)
The only reason this movie is worth watching anymore is to watch the ship’s captain (played by Humphrey Bogart) be destroyed by his own rampant paranoia and blaming it on his subordinates. […]
Paul’s Favorite Film – Number Nine
No matter how much we learn and try to be better people, humans beings often end up making the same mistakes and fall into the same holes repeatedly. We can try our […]
The Trouble With “Vertigo”
WARNING: PLOT SPOILERS AHEAD! In 1958, Alfred Hitchcock took one of the biggest risks of his long and illustrious career. By this point, he had already released a string of successful movies, both […]
The Importance Of Story World
One of the often forgotten parts of storytelling is the story world, and it is one of the more important aspects. The world in which the story takes place can help shape […]
