Worth Seeing
[See discussion under “My diary” entry for June 28, 2012]
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The House of Yes, directed by Mark Waters and adapted by him from the stage play by Wendy MacLeod is enough to make you feel sorry for the Kennedys. Its occasional flashes of wit and its more persistent intellectual superciliousness have no other point than redundantly to assert that somehow (the means can be left…
Yet another exercise in Bush-bashing from the Hollywood propaganda machine
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…
The best movie version of a Bible story that I have seen
Sensationalism that somehow manages to be almost without sensation. Who watches such stuff? Oh, wait. Nobody!
