A lot of praise for this film among horror fans, of which I am one, but it was one and done for me. Every zombie film that cops the end of "Night of the Living Dead" gets a demerit.
Orson Welles on Elia Kazan: “He is a man who sold to McCarthy all his companions at a time when he could continue to work in New York at high salary. And having sold all of his people to McCarthy, he then made a film called On the Waterfront which was a celebration of the informer. And...
My copy came from amazon today. I remember enjoying the film despite the preposterous moment when it really jumped the shark (for me) when
Did I miss something? How is something like that even remotely possible? Seems like typical Cameron's typical weak screenwriting to me. Other opinions...
Godzilla Minus One really feels like it's in the same universe as the original. Saw it last night in a full(!) theater. Great all around. Puts Shin Godzilla to shame.
It helps to understand a bit about Japanese culture so the characters' behaviors make sense. I'd love to see this in black and...
That blu of Quartermass and the Pit shown above is miles ahead of any other presentation, and in my opinion as good or better than the film. Andre Morrell is a superb Bernard Quartermass.
I recall seeing "One from the Heart" when it opened at Radio City Music Hall in New York. After it ended, I pondered its problems. The thing that struck me immediately was that all four leading characters were unlikable, which made it hard to like the film.
With a film in this much turmoil, they will do anything, and spend any amount of money, to try and fix it. The only actor Marvel has stated is never coming back is Robert Downey, Jr.