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Matthew Lee AndersonFilm Reviews/Hollywood
I have sometimes experienced a rather odd sensation of not knowing whether I liked a movie. When I exited The Departed, for instance, I knew that I had just witnessed
Matthew Lee AndersonFilm Reviews/Hollywood
I'm on holiday these days, which means (a) reading books rather than blogging and (b) watching far too many movies. Tonight: that quintessentially male western, Tombstone. Somewhat surprisingly,
Matthew Lee AndersonFilm Reviews/Hollywood
Continuing my summer blockbuster binge, I dropped in to Transformers two nights ago. In sum, I got about what I expected: teenagers who are little more than eye-candy falling
Matthew Lee AndersonFilm Reviews/Hollywood
First up, The Simpsons: The Movie. Typically irreverent, cheeky and at points bizarre. Unlike Serenity, the writers for the Simpsons managed to transfer the show from TV to movie without
Matthew Lee AndersonUncategorizedFilm Reviews/Hollywood
Warning: I'm writing this assuming you've seen the film. There are spoilers. (Then again, C.S. Lewis thought it was a vulgar pleasure to want to
Matthew Lee AndersonFilm Reviews/Hollywood
My brother has been kicking around existentialism in relation to Children of Men. He writes, "Watching the film, I came to realize that most people evade the true force
Matthew Lee AndersonFilm Reviews/Hollywood
In the midst of work and writing I took some time off to see The Departed last week. Star-studded line-up, great screenwriting, and Scorcese behind the wheel combined
Keith E. BuhlerFilm Reviews/Hollywood
Georgia made a movie. (Forgive me if I have trouble getting over my shock and admiration. But they really did make a really good movie.) Now here is a film
Matthew Lee AndersonFilm Reviews/Hollywood
Although Lady in the Water was roundly panned, I've heard M. Night Shyamalan can make excellent films. I loved Unbreakable and The Sixth Sense, so I watched The
Matthew Lee AndersonFilm Reviews/Hollywood
I've come across a couple of interesting film reviews on M. Night Shyamalan’s Lady in the Water which is in theatres now. The first is by Torrey
Keith E. BuhlerFilm Reviews/Hollywood
I just watched Monty Python's The Meaning of Life. As with all of Monty Python's humour, it is a hilarious, if you are into that brand
Elliot RavenwoodFilm Reviews/Hollywood
Why are Marty McFly and Doc Brown casting lingering glances at each other? Why is that hug between Maverick and Iceman lasting so long? It’s all part of the