RATINGS (49)
The Intouchables (2012) |
70% |
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The Leopard (1963) |
100% |
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Hope Springs (2012) |
60% |
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The Dark Knight Rises (2012) |
80% |
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Shame (2011) |
80% |
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REVIEWS (10)
The Leopard (1963)
Anything I say in praise of this movie, is not going to do it justice.
And who am I anyways to try to do justice anyways?
Fabrizio Salina, the princ...
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Hugo (2011)
Just a few notes on Hugo.... Nothing that I say will be thorough enough to capture the complexity and fascination of this film. A wonderful story, ext... More
Midnight in Paris (2011)
Sure, Woody Allen is not for all audiences... But having followed Woody Allen for years myself, this movie strikes me as a pretty rounded work of art.... More
La Dolce Vita (1960)
Beautiful cinematography and Marcello Mastroiani at his best. A well-organized, exemplary life leads to death. A life full of parties, alcohol and bea... More
Splendor in the Grass (1961)
A bitter-sweet drama (perhaps more bitter than sweet) that takes place in rural, medieval Kansas.
Nathalie Wood! Nathalie Wood! You just got to se...
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MOVIE LISTS (4)
BLOGS (9)
No shame on
People who have gone thru addictions and have recovered from them are, perhaps, amongst the ones with the greatest human qualities. Ex-addictives tend to be more compassionate, more understandin
teamwork, the quintessential american way
Just watched the 2011 "The Fighter" recently. It is more or less evident that the movie touches on a favorite American subject and an ingrained characteristic of being American: teamwo
apropos of the "Expendables"
Nobody would really take Sylverster Stallone's "The Expendables" as a serious movie. It is just great, fun entertainment, a good excuse to eat pop corn and spend a good time i
