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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
Matthew Lee AndersonFilm Reviews/Hollywood
I dare you to watch The Exorcism of Emily Rose. You might not like it. It might hit a bit too close to home and it will definitely scare the