Cultural Plunder: Are Indiana Jones and the Ghostbusters Off-Limits?
By: Daniel Reynolds In popular culture – in popular film culture – there are no sacred cows. I don’t mean to disillusion you but there it is. Your common citizen, your […]
Tag Archives: Bill Murray
The Transfiguration of Bill Murray
By: Scott Alic Q: “What is it like being so awesome?” A: “Well, nothing prepared me for being this awesome. It’s kind of a shock. It’s kind of a shock […]
Tom Cruise Constant: An “Edge of Tomorrow” Review
By: Daniel Reynolds Tom Cruise saves the day. But you knew that already. Let’s go back and start again. Tom Cruise is an actor who has been starring in films, […]
Checking in at Wes Anderson’s ‘The Grand Budapest Hotel’
By: Daniel Reynolds The heroes of Wes Anderson films are always reflections of their environment, whether they would like to admit that or not. Captain Zissou lurched around his rusting […]
Made of Stone: ‘The Monuments Men’ Review
By: Daniel Reynolds Let me take a moment, son, to educate you on the ways of the film industry. You see, when a movie is made the studio that produced […]
We Can Remake It: Osmosis Jones
By: Daniel Reynolds Hey, remember when the Farrelly brothers were a thing? Yeah you do. It was around that time in the late 90s (a crazy time, really) when they […]
