The Wild Child (1970) |
20% | |
Arsenic and Old Lace (1944) |
100% | |
Mystic River (2003) |
70% | |
3:10 to Yuma (2007) |
80% | |
Our Hospitality/Sherlock, Jr. (1923) |
90% | |
It is 4:30 in the morning so if any of this comes out incoherent I expect ample criticsm and I will take it down to try again. Also I know I am way past October and haven't approached nearly most of the projects I set before me - but school got in the way. Damn you Conc!... More
Movie Mom doesn't like Clint Eastwood. I once began to acknowledge this after watching Million Dollar Baby and finding myself undecided. In the end I did suggest to myself that it was a sweet and tragic story worth seeing again, and upon my second viewing I did indeed... More
So we're looking at one of the best movies of the year. It's styled thoughtfully and performed with the kind of boldness that has become typical for the modern western which has always dealt with the type of ugly characters shared in the genres of gangster and samurai.... More
I have a great affinity towards Buster Keaton. I always have. As a child, it's typical that Charlie Chaplin becomes a more familiar face, his pranks more recognizable as parodied by the Looney Toon troop. But something about the little bug eyed bastard and his hat have... More
Trainspotting is a very silly film from a very silly director. I know this sounds like an awful start for any type of a review, but it's true. If you look at Danny Boyle's filmography, there is definitely an impressive selection of genres at work, but even then, they're... More
A poorly told story with roots in psychology and classical conditioning, maybe modern audiences will be amused by the wild child's ability to gurgle and hiss. Ultimately, The Wild Child is flat, self-earnest entertainment that exploited... More
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