Japan's Longest Day (1967) |
70% | |
Sense And Sensibility (2007) |
70% | |
Iron Monkey (1993) |
60% | |
Harakiri (1962) |
80% | |
Car Wash (1976) |
70% | |
Which Way Is Honourable? It is said that history is written by the winners, and this is usually true. Usually. Of course, if there are radically different cultures involved and no real conquest, you'll get two different histories, one in each culture. The European... More
A Little Racier Than People Expect Following the great success of Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, Quirk Classics put out Sense and Sensibility and Sea Monsters, a quickie follow-up by a different author meant to cash in on the craze. Honestly, I haven't read either... More
Not to Be Confused With Brass Monkey Once again, we are dealing with history outside my comfort zone. We are dealing with real people, at least vaguely, who hold a real place in Chinese history and folklore. Relatively modern, too--we're talking about a hundred fifty,... More
Four out of Five Doctors Agree This is a hugely polarizing movie, I suspect. I was impressed. I thought it was intense, passionate, well-written, and definitely warped, but in a good way. Or at least a way that made the movie good. I will also note that I am not... More
Driven by Desperation This is not my era. Oh, it's not a region I know a whole lot about, either, but even my studies of European history basically end nearly thirty years before the film is set. Then, my knowledge goes sort of vague for a couple of centuries. Ergo, I... More
Nor surprisingly, Rotten Tomatoes doesn't have a slot for Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog. I'm frankly surprised that IMDB does. (They list it as a TV show, for the curious.) I wish I could give it a nine, and I would--if Felicia Day,... More
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