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

So much for my prior perception that Spectre would be Daniel Craig's last turn as James Bond. Well, it makes sense that an agent like ...

When I selected this as my first viewing on a long plane ride, I knew it was pretty popular, but I had no idea it would be nominated for Bes...

I had seen Art Carney a few times but had trouble remembering who he was. What better than his Academy Award-winning role to rectify that? T...

So much for my prediction that if I ever saw another Maurice Chevalier movie, it would be from late in his career. I seem to have a poor me...

The only reason I knew this title is that it was included on someone's list of best animated features from 2021. The exclusion of Luca ...

It makes sense that these two would be put on one DVD, being the only times Cathy O'Donnell and Farley Granger were paired in leading ro...

This is one of those movies with only one moment people are likely to reference, and it's at the end (albeit not a twist like in Soylent...

I decided that my last feature of the year should be something that promised to be uplifting. And preferably short, since I got a late start...

Sometimes I can't believe my luck. When I put this next in my queue, I had no idea it was set around Christmas, with plenty of audiovisu...

On one hand, I've grown leery of R-rated Korean features, which aren't all as watchable as Parasite . OTOH, writer-director Kim Ki-d...