Reviews film

It's a joy to watch something which recognizes the significance of history and is fun to watch.

Keisuke Kinoshita's experimental 1958 meditation on aging and dealing with the aged.

I feel like the director did it for the same reason, but there's no lulz to be found here. At least intentionally.

Madly Madagascar is a cute short film, and kids will be happy to see some of their favorite animated friends indulge in some good-natured Valentines Day mayhem

A Liar's Autobiography is the surreal and possibly untrue story of Monty Python's Graham Chapman

The emotions are raw; the music is crucial.

Geraldine McEwan shines in the 1978 TV version The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie

Is an entire season of TVD comedy on one DVD too much or not enough?