“The Hunt for Red October” felt like the beginning of a theme park attraction, rather than an actual movie. There’s a lot of buildup, political and ethical boundaries […]
Movie Review – “The Hunt for Red October” (1990)
Hundred-Word Review – “Murder on the Orient Express” (1974)
While others are quick to point out the spectacular supporting cast, ranging from the subtle from Wendy Hiller and Anthony Perkins to the wild and eccentric from Lauren Bacall and […]
Mini-Review – “Marnie” (1964)
This was an odd film for Hitchcock to make – A film where the cool, beauty and intoxicating blonde becomes the lead character. In most Alfred Hitchcock films, the lead female is […]
James Bond: From Worst to Best – Goldfinger
Goldfinger The quintessential Bond film and probably most fan’s #1 favorite. This is really the one that brought the Bond films into the forefront, started many of the Bond tropes, and really became […]
James Bond: From Worst to Best – From Russia with Love
From Russia with Love When I was little, my dad bought a James Bond collection on VHS that consisted of Dr. No, From Russia with Love, and Goldfinger. I watched these basically […]
James Bond: From Worst to Best – Dr. No
Dr. No Yes, the first film to really ever introduce us to the world of James Bond. While not as gadget-heavy or exciting as what was to come, Dr. No is still […]
James Bond: From Worst to Best – Thunderball
Thunderball This one is mostly remembered as “Bond underwater.” Technology must have really advanced around this time as far as waterproofing cameras because there is at least 45 minutes of underwater footage […]
James Bond: From Worst to Best – You Only Live Twice
You Only Live Twice This is probably the film most associate with Ernst Stavro Blofeld and what he looks like. Donald Pleasence is fantastic in the role and it’s here that he received […]
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