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Daily Archives: July 13, 2024
Classic Film Review: “Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo,” (1944) Van Johnson’s finest hour?
I’ve read a few books on the subject, including the most recent scholarship about “Doolittle’s Raid” on Tokyo, one of the more daring American air exploits of World War II. And I distinctly recall the chill that went through my … Continue reading
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Series Preview: A Waititi take on “Time Bandits”
Lisa Kudrow and Jemaine Clement’s presence notwithstanding, I’m going to take a wild guess and say this summer’s Taika Waititi Version of Terry Gilliam’s fantasy classic “Time Bandits” could be the 2024 equivalent of George Clooney’s attempted “Catch-22.” The delirious … Continue reading
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Netflixable? Can an introverted academic save “The Champion” soccer player from himself?
“The Champion” is a formulaic Spanish sports melodrama about an athlete with “issues” finding his way back to public favor and his place within “the beautiful game.” It’s not subtle, featuring a rageaholic soccer star whose tantrums are over the … Continue reading
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Classic Film Review: David Lean’s “The Passionate Friends”
The later films of David Lean are works of such visual ambition and scale that they can let the viewer lose track of the connective thread, the relationships and characters that make “Bridge on the River Kwai,” “Lawrence of Arabia” … Continue reading
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