1950’s Best Oscar Winner, All the King’s Men, was an engaging film with some outstanding acting. Personally, I’ve never been much of a fan of the “anti-hero” but this movie zeroes straight in on one. His name is Willie Stark.
I grew up a TV junkie, not so much a filmgoer. In 2020 I started a deep dive to improve my appreciation for movies. This blog is a diary of my film-viewing journey since then!
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Sunday, October 22, 2023
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There are several movies that people hold in great esteem that I have never had the slightest inkling to see. Two that come immediately to m...
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Andrew Scott’s performance in All of Us Strangers is worth every minute of the film. His portrayal of Adam, a lonely middle-aged man navig... -
In 2022 I set a film goal to watch every Meryl Streep movie I hadn't yet seen. Of the 59 films in which she had appeared to date, I star... -
Gosford Park is technically a whodunit, but the “who” hardly matters. The real mystery lies in the intricate web of relationships that unr...