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The one that started it all. It gets it all right but its not king because the others that followed blew their horns louder. 07-Jan-2016
Judy's peak is the movie's peak as well. Judy puts on a show and makes Vickie/Esther hers and we are fortunate for it. Masters of showmanship and elegant craft. 28-Dec-2015
I'm sure Bette would have admired a more ironic ending. This version is basically a set-up for all the copies that followed and I appreciated the exposition. No one can outact the dame like the dame so yes, two Bettes are great. Four eyes to read. 24-May-2016
A Streetcar Named Desire (1951) 
Brando's Stanley Kowalski is an untamed, searing bully breeder. Leigh's Blanche DuBois is multiplex in drag and as breakable as a once fine tea cup that life has chipped at unflinchingly. Somehow the great Tennessee Williams pits them in a dogfight for alphadom and what ensues is not naturalistically pretty but brutally honest as everyone reaches the pinnacle of high art. Kim Hunter plays the sometimes understanding sister and almost always faithful wife of the sexist brute that created her G spot and Karl Malden portrays Mitch as a lonely and desperate sad sack whose sickly and overbearing mother has sheltered him from the tricks Blanche employs to entrap him. These two are the yes men who are the observers and recipients of the fight the two brass are sanctioning to the death. Kazan masterpiece. 06-Feb-2017
A.I.: Artificial Intelligence (2001) 
The closest we'll ever get to two masters of different generations combatting for one vision. Kubrick brings out the weirdness in Spielberg and that is intriguing. The scratches of brilliance don't hold long enough to take the movie higher and the end is a grand debate. I think if it would have ended in the water it might have made a different impact and might have gained cult classic status instantly. The problem with what feels like an add-on ending by Spielberg is that due to the brilliance of Halley Joel and the director himself it's heartbreaking and unforgettable. A mother's selfishness in rearing a child to make him love her is prevalent and frightening. Like Kubrick's art and Spielberg's respectful dedication it is slow and silent so the eye can better see and the heart better hear. 18-Jan-2016
The cast looks fresh, act palpably and turn their star watt to max. Some antiquated notions marry admissible arguments as it tries to speak on how the environment is sometimes the worst enemy of involvement. It would have been breezier had Belushi portrayed his asshole in an appealing manner but he's an aside we can ignore as we lap up what the better three have to offer. 03-Feb-2017
Her piggish husband has been possessed by a gentler woken ghost. What is a woman to do? Half the fun is figuring it out and celebrating the film's laughs, zestful anterior American tunes and "no bullshit" relationship conclusions. I might've chosen wrong for her but she didn't. 10-Jul-2018
Absolutely Fabulous: The Movie (2016) 
I can laugh at your ass clown from any past all you want but don't expect to get to this age doing as you've done and not be honest to what that lifestyle does. You don't need to preach but you can caution us a little. Maturity expects that from you. 12-May-2017
Cameron is master of invention, appearance, operation and act but the piece becomes destructively drenched by alien corn. 10-Jul-2017
A future world where men control the financial and the empowering facets of every woman. She's a mother to a gifted daughter, too old and unattached to succeed financially and whose choices for betterment are minimal. The scares arise from her choices but her heart makes it logical. 23-Aug-2018
It was a pleasure to enjoy the technicolor, those magnificent costumes, sets that seemed to go forth endlessly from above, sideways and towards, the fight choreography and a perfectly cast Don Juan. This is the gayest Errol has been. I mean that in old time speak. He wears those outfits like gloves and he dashes in them like the masculine diva that is not afraid to upstage or flaunt. He is the more beautiful for it. Did I mention there were women. Yes, Viveca gave good face and voice to her Queen. Fun. 12-Apr-2016
Adventures of the Wilderness Family 3:
The Mountain Fam. Robinson (1979) 
Still living in lala land and still facing natural hazards every 15 mins. and being saved by the sad lone dog. Everyone is matured but you wouldn't know it by their actions or their choices. Somewhere you have to choose to love, admire and respect nature and not try to interfere with it as much as this family does. It's counter to everything they think helps. The animals still rule. 18-May-2016
Adventures of the Wilderness Family Pt. 2, The (1978) 
This is my favorite of the trilogy. The movie basically repeats everything prior but this one also aspires to give us more. The animal interaction is still amazing mostly because the gimmick is now extinct. So we marvel at it. The alerts and stress are still piled unrealistically as the dog continues to save but we care now. The family has grown on me and the players are required to act in which they succeed endearingly. At the end of the day, its a fantasy world in which we wouldn't mind having such courageous and loving parents appreciating nature and humanity. Teaching kids how to celebrate a non-commercial X-mas is a plus. 06-Jul-2016
Adventures of the Wilderness Family, The (1975)
The landscape is lush, the animals are questionably cute and well trained and the family headed by daddy squish is pleasant. You don't watch for common sense, acting or enlightenment. It's Adam & Eve with one child of each sex and a dog fighting and engaging with the wilderness. If you start to ask questions like what happens when the kids get to puberty, the one dog that is they're constant savior dies, incest, etc., you will not enjoy it as much. Bring your kid fantastic. 11-May-2016
Don't expect to be whisked off to anything resembling magic. It's a surly and deranged Dorothy amidst self conscious actors who don't even try to convey the legacy of their counterparts. Embarrassing, cheap and ridiculous. An outtake from a MADTV sketch that was floored. 15-Jan-2016
