Fistful of Dollars

Twice Upon a Yesterday, whose British title was The Man With Rain in His Shoes, was directed by Maria Ripoll as a pretty transparent imitation of Sliding Doors but without very much of that film’s wit or stylishness. I have nothing in principle against this kind of metaphysical fable and think of its great exemplar,…

A children’s movie for those of any age who are content to dwell forever in the complacency of immaturity

Hollywood has been insulting adult intelligence for years, but this movie is an insult even to teenage intelligence.

A delightful return to the — amusingly tweaked — conventions of silent film for an unexpectedly moving if familiar love story

Yet another exercise in Bush-bashing from the Hollywood propaganda machine

The General’s Daughter, directed by Simon West from a screenplay by Christopher Bertolini and William Goldman, adapted from the novel by Nelson DeMille is yet another example of Hollywood’s grotesquely misconceived representation of life in our country’s armed forces where, we are constantly asked to believe, kinky sex vies with political plots and murder as…