Reviews

Paul Schrader, the Oscar-nominated screenwriter of Taxi Driver wrote and directed this intense if improbable drama which features Cage playing Evan Lake, a semi-retired CIA agent who has contracted a specialized strain of Alzheimers that doesn't deter him when he receives intel regarding the locatio...

The 1951 film features Hayward as Harriet Boyd, a model at a large Manhattan fashion house, though her real passion is to be a fashion designer.

Ray meets a wanna be private detective named Skip who provides proof to Ray that his wife, a shrewish former beauty queen named Stacy-Lynn, is having an affair.

Any doubts about the quality of this film were confirmed when I went to the IMDB and checked the resume of James Luisi, who had a supporting role in this film as a second rate mobster.

The 2023 documentary Lil Nas X: Long Live Montero, a documentation of the young music superstar's first national tour offers nothing groundbreaking in terms of crafting a celebrity documentary, but just like documentaries like Dean Martin: King of Cool and Tina, the subject is so fascinating we ne...

BTW, just to set the record straight, Rick never says "Play it again, Sam", he says "You played it for her, you can play it for me...play it."

The final scene of the film does imply the possibility of another film, but It's really time to put this franchise to rest.

The film stars Andy Garcia as Raymond Avila, a police officer who has just been transferred to Internal Affairs, is immediately assigned to a case revolving an officer he was in the academy with named Van Stretchy (William Baldwin), but Van's case leads him to another officer named Dennis Peck (Rich...

There is an early scene of Oscar being visited in jail by his mom, beautifully played by Oscar winner Octavia Spencer, that we suspect implies the film is going to end with Oscar back in jail, but the placement of the scene almost confuses us due to its chronological place in the story and I don't t...

Screenwriter Jason Fuchs, who also appears in the film, has provided us with a headache-inducing story that confuses and aggravates for the first ninety minutes, providing little for the viewer to cling to.