Move Review: A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood
The two-hour drama plugs Fred Rogers’ ideal that living for your own sake, “without hurting yourself or others”, is ultimately like making for yourself heaven on earth.
Martin Scorsese’s Taxi Driver: Flawed, Engrossing and Prophetic
Why Martin Scorsese’s Taxi Driver is Flawed, Engrossing and Prophetic About Today’s Culture
David Lean’s “Lawrence of Arabia”
Unraveling the Mysterious Allure of David Lean’s “Lawrence of Arabia”
The Joker Movie: Making Outcasts Into Monsters
The Joker depicts with a penetrating portrayal by Joaquin Phoenix of the much-maligned, non-college-bred white male, which is why the “social justice” thugs hate this film sight unseen, the various factors that breed one of today’s most persecuted minorities, the American outcast, into monsters.
The Last Emperor
Scott Holleran on Bertolucci’s muted, mythological, China-themed masterpiece.
At 50, Downbeat ‘Midnight Cowboy’ Made Deep Impact
As the Dustin Hoffman and Jon Voight film turns 50, Scott Holleran explores the reasons for the controversial box-office hit and the impact of its legacy.