Watched and Learned: My Take on Films from Whenever and Wherever

If I had realized that I was already seeing  another movie set in the 1945 European Theater , I would have put this further down my queue. B...

The comic book adaptations have been coming fast and furious, but this is the first 2016 entry I've seen. What can I say? My dad didn...

Another of my favorite media is comic strips, whether in print or online only. So I pretty much had to add this documentary to my queue on p...

There's something to be said for taking a single sci-fi/fantasy concept and running with it. Unlike world building, it doesn't requi...

This has to be the first movie I've seen because of its poster. Specifically, I learned of its existence from a large poster on a classr...

Rififi  is my overall favorite film noir. Thus, when a popular Italian movie is advertised as a satire of it, I pay attention. Bonus points ...

I'm a little surprised at myself for having associated John Frankenheimer only with The Manchurian Candidate when I had also seen Birdm...

In light of last year's Trumbo , AFI is playing a bunch of movies with screenplays written by Dalton Trumbo. Thanks to the blacklist, GC...

The Wachowskis have not done a great job of sustaining their directorial popularity in the wake of The Matrix , with V for Vendetta being t...

There's something fun about watching fare by blacklisted directors. I feel like I'm sticking it to the McCarthyists whenever I do. A...