Fargo

This one’s a real winner — if you can bear to watch it.

Does the old hippie dream of making a revolution by self-indulgence still survive? Apparently so — at least in the movies

This is the abstract field.

If our moronic politicians were not as corrupt as three-day-old roadkill they wouldn’t need the media to tell them what to do

For Love of the Game, starring Kevin Costner as Billy Chapel, an aging pitcher for the Detroit Tigers who hopes to end his career with a perfect game, turns out to be yet another Costnerian marathon of mawkishness and self indulgence. Oddly for a film that is ostensibly about a guy who has to learn…

What a lot of fantastical narrative machinery is employed to make an embarrassingly banal point