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Daily Archives: March 7, 2019
Movie Review: Great Art inspires nightmares and crime in the animated “Ruben Brandt, Collector”
If nothing else, animator/writer-director Milorad Krstic has done the world’s “Art Appreciation” teachers and professors a great service. Why bother writing up a final exam when “Ruben Brandt, Collector” becomes available on video? Here it is, a history of art … Continue reading
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Movie Review: In the Old West, “The Kid” can only have one first name — Billy
It’s the way many a Western legend begins — a boy recognizing a somewhat older boy, a famous outlaw. “You’re…you’re Billy the KID! I read about you in the paper!” “Lies, mostly,” the kid will drawl — hard and impulsive … Continue reading
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