Citizen Kane (Orson Welles, 1941) (rewatch; seen countless times, but it’s been awhile since I last sat down with it) What do you say for the movie that has everything? I came up in the last generation that had this...
It’s kind of surprising that Felix E. Feist’s The Man Who Cheated Himself (1950) has gone neglected for so long before its recent restoration by the UCLA Film & Television Archive and subsequent Blu-ray release by Flicker Alley. I don’t say that...
This week we return to our coverage of WonderFest as we sit down with actor John Amplas and discuss this week’s Sofa Theater feature, On the Waterfront. John is not only an actor (and part of many of George Romero’s early productions including Martin, Dawn of the...
I decided to undertake a movie challenge in 2017. This seemed like a good way to see some classic movies that I have unfortunately never seen. The Battleship Pretension Top 100 list provided such a challenge. Full disclosure: 12 Angry Men...
The Rep-port is a weekly(ish) series highlighting the best and most compelling repertory screenings in the city. On Saturday, The Silent Treatment at Cinefamily is showing my favorite silent Ozu film (and one I actually wrote about for this very...
