‘Catch Me If You Can’: Steven Spielberg’s Underrated Crime Comedy Is a Touching Drama About Identity, (Self-)Deception and Broken Families at Its Core ‘Catch Me If You Can’: Steven Spielberg’s Underrated Crime Comedy Is a Touching Drama About Identity, (Self-)Deception and Broken Families at Its Core Read an article »
With ‘Barry Lyndon,’ Stanley Kubrick’s Painterly Eye Invites Us to Be All-seeing, but Ultimately, Unknowing—Revisiting a Masterpiece on Its 50th Anniversary With ‘Barry Lyndon,’ Stanley Kubrick’s Painterly Eye Invites Us to Be All-seeing, but Ultimately, Unknowing—Revisiting a Masterpiece on Its 50th Anniversary Read an article »
‘Heat’ at 30: Michael Mann’s Meticulous Masterpiece of Both Style and Substance That Transcends Genre ‘Heat’ at 30: Michael Mann’s Meticulous Masterpiece of Both Style and Substance That Transcends Genre Read an article »
‘The Wicker Man’ at 52: The True Nature of Sacrifice ‘The Wicker Man’ at 52: The True Nature of Sacrifice Read an article »
‘Frankenstein’: James Whale’s Macabre Take on One of the Most Sympathetic Characters Ever Created in the World of English Letters ‘Frankenstein’: James Whale’s Macabre Take on One of the Most Sympathetic Characters Ever Created in the World of English Letters Read an article »
‘To Live and Die in L.A.’ at 40: How Friedkin Made One of the Best Films of the Eighties ‘To Live and Die in L.A.’ at 40: How Friedkin Made One of the Best Films of the Eighties Read an article »
‘Wait Until Dark’: Terence Young’s Terrifyingly Effective Suspense Thriller with Brilliant Audrey Hepburn and Alan Arkin ‘Wait Until Dark’: Terence Young’s Terrifyingly Effective Suspense Thriller with Brilliant Audrey Hepburn and Alan Arkin Read an article »
William Friedkin’s ‘The French Connection’ at 54: The Seventies’ Peak of Cinematic Excitement William Friedkin’s ‘The French Connection’ at 54: The Seventies’ Peak of Cinematic Excitement Read an article »
‘L’Avventura’ at 65: Michelangelo Antonioni’s Visual Poetry and Its Impact on the World of Film ‘L’Avventura’ at 65: Michelangelo Antonioni’s Visual Poetry and Its Impact on the World of Film Read an article »
‘After Hours’ at 40: Celebrating Scorsese’s Kafka-Inspired New York Odyssey ‘After Hours’ at 40: Celebrating Scorsese’s Kafka-Inspired New York Odyssey Read an article »
