Reframe: And Justice For All
When And Justice For All was released October 19, 1979, it was reasonably well received by critics and moviegoers. Reviews … Continue reading Reframe: And Justice For All
Category: film
Peter Weir’s Fearless
Fearless is the best movie you’ve never seen. I’ve broken down in a movie theater only twice in my life. … Continue reading Peter Weir’s Fearless
Reframe: Out of Sight
It might be hard to remember that when Out of Sight came out almost 20 years ago to the day … Continue reading Reframe: Out of Sight
Reframe: The People vs. Larry Flynt
“Playboy is mockin’ you!” Those are the words spoken by Woody Harrelson as Larry Flynt as he explains to his … Continue reading Reframe: The People vs. Larry Flynt
Reframe: Jackie Brown
Of all the films Quentin Tarantino has made, Jackie Brown is probably the least Tarantino of them all. But that … Continue reading Reframe: Jackie Brown
Reframe: Philadelphia
When director Jonathan Demme’s Philadelphia was released in 1993, it was a watershed moment. As the first big studio film … Continue reading Reframe: Philadelphia
Bruno Ganz: The Angel Hits The Ground
Bruno Ganz was of Swiss descent, but he became a titan of German cinema. His film debut came all the … Continue reading Bruno Ganz: The Angel Hits The Ground
Reframe: High Fidelity
Earlier this year John Cusack made the novel decision to tour High Fidelity throughout the country, first with a screening … Continue reading Reframe: High Fidelity
Reframe: The Verdict
“This is the case. There are no other cases.” The first thing you notice about Paul Newman in The Verdict … Continue reading Reframe: The Verdict
Reframe: Man on Fire
The late Tony Scott had a reputation that was forever in the shadow of his brother Ridley. His older brother … Continue reading Reframe: Man on Fire
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