Cinema is Imagination.

Back to the Future is, for me, the most quintessential Hollywood blockbuster ever made. No movie is more Hollywood blockbuster than this ...

Nightmare Alley  (Edmund Goulding, 1947) September was focused on trying to squeeze in as many noir and 2000s movies as I can before the...

Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation (Christopher McQuarrie, 2015) If Jack Reacher was Christopher McQuarrie's resumé for getting the ...

By Player  (Kaneto Shindô, 2000) In August I really sat down and dug into my 2000s backlog, checking up on some movies I have been meani...

Los  (James Benning, 2001) July found me traveling to Alaska for some R&R at my in-laws house and beginning a new viewing project: a...

Crime Wave  (André de Toth, 1954) Steve Lacey is a guy who just wants a quiet life. An ex-con who has done hard time and now has found a ...

The following are the 50 films I am planning on viewing for a personal study of the film noir, with an additional 10 others I am planning on...

The Burmese Harp (Kon Ichikawa, 1956) June found me traveling to Los Angeles for a week, the first time I've been to the city in m...

Los Angeles Plays Itself  (Thom Andersen, 2003) Lots of things going on and didn't get much time in for film. Hence, the combined Ap...

The Last Polka  (John Blanchard, 1985) The month of my birthday I am often able to throw down the gauntlet and really get some movie-wat...

Presumed Innocent  (Alan J. Pakula, 1990) Continuing the 90s viewings but most of my new viewings weren't that great. I was more suc...

Can't Hardly Wait  (Deborah Kaplan & Harry Elfont, 1998) The 90s has been my main cinematic focus and will continue to be for...