Magnificent Ambersons, The (1942)
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Hilary Swank should never have left Nebraska — especially not for 18th century France.
A German film whose humor, sentiment, charm and lightness of touch make it seem almost French
The hallmark of what is becoming the M. Night Shyamalan franchise is a movie starring Bruce Willis and a remarkable boy, set in Philadelphia with supernatural overtones and a surprise ending. The Sixth Sense (1999) may have sold more tickets on the strength of the mystery of its ending than any film since Psycho. So,…
After 50 years, the re-make of a classic western provides us with a pretty accurate gauge of the degree to which the culture has been debased since 1957
What? You didn’t know that Nixon was assassinated? You must not have been paying attention to the Hollywood fantasy-factory