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Daily Archives: November 29, 2017
Movie Review: A French Chanteuse’s Sad, Sad Life is laid bare in “Dalida”
In America, we have been known to eat anything fried, to queue up for the films of Adam Sandler and the endless “Farewell” tours of Cher and KISS. And in France, they still savor the taste of snails, and never … Continue reading
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Movie Review: Get those Drugs to France via “Fast Convoy”
A good chase thriller isn’t so much scripted as diagrammed, mapped-out. Characters have to get from Point A to Point B. Make the journey viable and scenic. Create interesting obstacles for them to overcome — a police dragnet, a dangerous … Continue reading
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