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Daily Archives: December 26, 2023
Danville, Va., “The Color Purple,” 3:15 showing
Danville, a small Virginia city on the state line with North Carolina, is a place I’m very familiar with as it is near where I grew up. And one thing I’ve noticed about it, returning from Alaska, Florida, and everywhere … Continue reading
Movie Review: “Miles and Lies (Tangos, tequilas y algunas metiras)”
Oh not, not ANOTHER “pretend we’re getting married” rom-com, tricking the relatives so that somebody can fake his way to an inheritance. A “bet” is sure to be involved. The lies will pile on top of lies, as more and … Continue reading
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Classic Film Review: Cooper, Hayes and Menjou in Hemingway’s “A Farewell to Arms” (1932)
Ernest Hemingway was famously grumpy about film adaptations of his novels, and the mere brevity of the first screen version of “A Farewell to Arms” must have raised his ire. But Frank Borzage, the first two-time Best Director Oscar winner, gives … Continue reading
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Movie Preview: Alice Eve and Antonio Banderas, “Cult Killer”
Eve plays the protege of a famous private eye who is murdered in this Jan. 19 release. Strictly B-movie, from the looks of it. But we all love B-movies, right? And Banderas? And Ms. Eve?
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