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

Like so many in my generation and, well, neighboring ones, I had Mister Rogers' Neighborhood  as part of my childhood. I was never more ...

I don't recall how I learned of this Belgian pic; probably Netflix recommended it. If so, it's kind of ironic that I almost dropped ...

I wanted to see the 1936 movie adapted from the Kern and Hammerstein musical adapted from the Edna Ferber book, as it's the most popular...

As I don't believe I've previously mentioned on this blog (including my Zootopia review), foxes are among my favorite animals. This...

From the title, I got the impression that this story would concern air force pilots. Instead, there's only a little aviation in the begi...

Having just arranged to see Ain't Too Proud on stage next month, I was in the mood for another musician biography in the meantime. On a...

When I rented this, I hadn't realized that I already knew director Jean-Pierre Melville's work. Well, sort of knew. I have very litt...

Despite being a British semi-comedy, this has nothing to do with the modern TV series of the same title. Nor does it connect with The League...

Boy, I hadn't used the Eastern Europe tag since 2015 . It's possible I've neglected to add it to some entries, but the fact rema...

I had seen  the first DP  on DVD, but I had more incentive to go to a theater this time. First of all, the month was almost over and I hadn...