George A. Romero brings us another installment to his zombie universe. He first brought us The Night Of The Living Dead (1968); its sequel Dawn Of The Dead (1978), which was just remade in 2004; and what we thought would be the trilogy’s last, Day Of The Dead (1985). … Continue reading…Land Of The Dead (2005)
There have been many films that have been made that deal with religious intolerance. Many have dealt with Christianity, Catholicism or Judaism. The Work And The Glory: American Zion deals with the little known (compared to Christianity, of course) Mormon faith, and how the Mormon people, led by Joseph Smith (Jonathan Scarfe, Into The West, The L-Word) on a quest to find their holy land of Zion, traveled across the country to settle in peace, only to find hostility and anger at every turn. … Continue reading…The Work And The Glory: American Zion (2005)
Often compared to his Lost In Translation role as fading actor Bob Harris, Bill Murray’s role as computer pro Don Johnston in the latest Jim Jarmusch film (Stranger Than Paradise, Down By Law), Broken Flowers, is similar in that the two characters are old and have fame that neither relishes. … Continue reading…Broken Flowers (2005)
El Crimen Ferpecto is to selling women’s clothes is what Alfie is to seducing women. … Continue reading…El Crimen Ferpecto (2005)
With so much bad criticism hitting Tom Cruise these days, I thought it’d be best to remember the reasons why Tom Cruise is so famous. He’s acted in successful movies – maybe because of his acting or maybe not; but, his films are enjoyable, and his films have earned buttloads of money. … Continue reading…Top 5: Tom Cruise Films