Reading Time: 4 minutes There’s something intimately familiar and hence moving about Saving Mr. Banks. Plus, there’s Emma Thompson and Tom Hanks.
Category Archive: Personal Movie Collection
Reading Time: 3 minutes No matter how its political stance has morphed in a polarised and acidic world, ‘Munich’ is still chillingly relevant.
Reading Time: 4 minutes Orson Welles’ vision for this classic-noir comes alive in a stunning blu-ray transfer. It’s a tragedy he wasn’t around to see his vision redeemed.
Reading Time: 3 minutes Director Rob Minkoff holds a bag full of twists, mysteries, and crude comic. In other words, a mixed bag.
Reading Time: 4 minutes Director John Curran tells a real-life true story that’s a thrilling and tragic reflection of our spun-doctored times.
Reading Time: 4 minutes Director Björn Runge sets up a complex marital drama piece that’s as devastating as it is liberating.
Reading Time: 3 minutes The Coen Brothers’ snazzy look at corporate machinations has lost none of its contemporaneous bearings in ‘The Hudsucker Proxy’.
Reading Time: 4 minutes Even it means actor Casey Affleck has to shuffle around in a white bed sheet, director David Lowery creates a deeply profound and meditative cinema about love, loss, and waiting.
Reading Time: 3 minutes Debutante director John Wells, also writing and producing this human corporate experience, touches all the right emotions and upheavals in this downsized economy drama.
Reading Time: 2 minutes This is whacky noir skating on polished madness at its best.