Apocalypse Later Film Reviews

In Missoula, MT, back at the turn of the century, the Revd Maclean was a mild mannered but very firm Presbyterian minister who spent as much...

Paul Muni only made 22 films over a 30 year period and this makes half of them for me. It's also his last movie, made eight years after ...

While there are certainly exceptions, I'm actually finding myself more partial to the non-westerns that John Ford made throughout the th...

Every time a film turns up from the Home Theater Forum's Top 100 Films of the 1930s list that I haven't seen, I make sure I record i...

It's 1971 Chicago and we're watching fireman Kurt Russell rescue babies from a fire at the cost of his own life, just the sort of ov...

Here's an interesting mix of good and bad, and entirely not in the ways I expected. The good is the acting, especially by Meryl Streep. ...

There's music everywhere here, and thankfully it's provided by someone with the talents of Antonio Carlos Jobim. We're in Rio de...

Another of those many eighties movies to quietly rage against suburbia, this is a slice of early eighties pop culture if ever I've seen ...

Alan Bates plays Basil, who is half English and half Greek and who is heading to the island of Crete to claim his inheritance from his Greek...

It's obvious within about ten seconds of this film that the Oscar it won for cinematography was justified. It looks gorgeous, a masterpi...