Tagged: liam neeson

chase beck / movies / reviews / Theatrical Review

February 9, 2022

Blacklight: Dim Bulb, by Chase Beck

The opening of Blacklight features a woman giving a rousing political speech on the US National Mall while standing in front of an American flag large enough to make George C. Scott’s Patton envious. Sofia Flores (actress Mel Jarnson) postures...

movie journal / scott nye

January 25, 2021

Scott’s Movie Journal #6

It’s been so long since I did one of these, catching up with everything would be endless. Going to run down a few highlights from the past month, grouping where I can, starting with… The Star Wars Prequels I saw...

movies / reviews / scott nye / Theatrical Review

February 13, 2020

Ordinary Love: Into the Unknown, by Scott Nye

You get sick, or your spouse gets sick. The diagnosis makes clear that this won’t be an easy illness. It might take up your year and be over, or that year might be the last. But it will be hard,...

david bax / movies / reviews / Theatrical Review

February 6, 2019

Cold Pursuit: Very Far Through the Snow, by David Bax

Opening with a jocular quote on the screen (Oscar Wilde’s “Some cause happiness wherever they go; others whenever they go”) and plucky guitar music before going on to showcase nearly as much blood as it does snow, Hans Petter Moland’s...

movies / sarah brinks / top 100 challenge

October 30, 2017

BP’s Top 100 Movie Challenge #15: Schindler’s List, by Sarah Brinks

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. I had seen Schindler’s List...

david bax / movies / reviews / Theatrical Review

September 27, 2017

Mark Felt: The Man Who Brought Down the White House: All the Bureau’s Men, by David Bax

It’s likely that the first thing you’ll notice about Peter Landesman’s Mark Felt: The Man Who Brought Down the White House is its cast. It’s like someone threw a party for every famous white male character actor over 40 and...

kyle anderson / movies / reviews / Theatrical Review

January 29, 2012

Man vs. Wild, by Kyle Anderson

The three types of narrative conflict, it has been said, are Man vs. Man, Man vs. Nature, and Man vs. Himself. Joe Carnahan went for the hat trick by employing all three for his new film, The Grey. It’s the...

Tagged: liam neeson

Blacklight: Dim Bulb, by Chase Beck

Scott’s Movie Journal #6

Ordinary Love: Into the Unknown, by Scott Nye

Cold Pursuit: Very Far Through the Snow, by David Bax

BP’s Top 100 Movie Challenge #15: Schindler’s List, by Sarah Brinks

Mark Felt: The Man Who Brought Down the White House: All the Bureau’s Men, by David Bax

Man vs. Wild, by Kyle Anderson

SUBSCRIBE

ADVERTISEMENTS

Recent Theatrical Reviews

Recent Home Video Reviews

COMMENTARIES

PREMIUM EPISODES