A Solid Western - By Frank Wilkins
Before we start, let’s get one thing out of the way. And that’s about The Magnificent Seven being a remake. We mustn't forget that 1960’s The Magnificent Seven was itself a remake of an earlier – and better -- film called The Seven... MORE >>
Revenge Times Two - By Betty Jo Tucker
In I.T. -- a cyberspace thriller starring Pierce Brosnan -- things get very serious when an aviation mogul and his tech consultant tangle. Both men make ridiculous mistakes, but each one blames the other. The dispute involves family and technology. And it soon escalates into... MORE >>
Born To Dance - By Betty Jo Tucker
Ukranian-born Sergei Polunin’s devotion to ballet dancing gets the royal treatment in Dancer, a compelling documentary directed by Steven Cantor (Chasing Tyson). Using video clips of Sergei from his childhood on through his later dance training and performances, the... MORE >>
Angles of Terror - By Richard Jack Smith
For the many ways that The Blair Witch Project stammered audience expectations, Adam Wingard’s Blair Witch justifies continued participation. Detractors might zero in on the handheld camerawork. It frequently jostles and cuts off abruptly like the editor... MORE >>
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Santa's Boot Camp: Sneak Peek - By Betty Jo Tucker
On September 27, Atlanta-born filmmaker Ken Feinberg drops by Movie Addict Headquarters to give listeners a sneak peek at SANTA’S BOOT CAMP, a family holiday motion picture opening in November. This fun movie stars a bunch of kids and features a cameo by Academy Award nominee Eric... MORE >>
Cinelife Poem - By Betty Jo Tucker
Below is my poem comparing life and cinema. I hope you enjoy it! C I N E L I F E ByBetty Jo Tucker
Après le Déluge Nous
Bucharest’s submission for foreign-language-film Oscar, The Japanese Dog/CâineleJaponez proved so embraced at the Edinburgh International Film Festival and the 2014 edition of the Museum of Modern Art-Film... MORE >>
