Tag Archives: History

The combination of sound effects and artistic vocal performances creates what Graphic Audio calls a "Movie in your Mind."

Pekar’s new graphic novel informs and even inspires but ultimately wanders too far afield from the author’s strengths and ends up a noble failure.

Einstein once said, "Subtle is the Lord, but malicious he is not."

A 17th-century play, with medieval affectations, is brought into the 21st century with wit and flair.

Roots, historically, was vitally important; as a movie, it holds up after thirty years.

Harry Clarke - Darkness In Light is a fitting tribute and intelligent critique of one of the twentieth century's true geniuses.

It is the mystery story which gives us the assurance of good eventually winning.

"The Pentagon implicitly understood what happens when journalists are inserted into war-fighting units. People who share adversity grow closer."

A good-hearted movie, although its plot lines are too familiar.

Not much has changed in the past five hundred or so years of them taking from you and giving nothing in return, has it?