Cruel Intentions (1999)
Cruel Intentions is the best classical adaptation American teen cinema has produced. The 10 rating is honest evaluation.
Tag: Tragedy (Page 18)
2010sWonder Woman (2017) Review
Allan Heinberg wrote the screenplay from a story by Heinberg, Zack Snyder, and Jason Fuchs. Patty Jenkins had previously directed Monster in 2003, the production that won Charlize Theron her Academy Award for Best Actress.
2010sThe Foreigner (2017) Review
The Foreigner is one of the substantial action-thriller productions of the late 2010s and one of Jackie Chan's most substantively dramatic Hollywood productions. Martin Campbell had directed GoldenEye in 1995, The Mask of Zorro in 1998, Vertical Limit in 2000,…
2000sRomeo Must Die (2000) Review
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2010sMy Way (2011) Review
My Way is the most ambitious Korean war film ever produced. The film was the most expensive Korean production at the time.
1990sThe Iron Giant (1999) Review
Brad Bird had been working primarily as television animator before The Iron Giant. The film loosely adapts Ted Hughes's 1968 novel The Iron Man, published in the United States as The Iron Giant.
1990sThe Hunchback of Notre Dame (1996) Review
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1950sBen-Hur (1959) Review
Ben-Hur is one of the great American historical epics and the production that established the commercial and creative ceiling for biblical-era cinema. He had directed Wuthering Heights, Mrs. Miniver, The Best Years of Our Lives, and various other major productions.
1940sBambi (1942) Review
Bambi is one of the great American animated films and one of Walt Disney's most personal achievements. The film runs seventy minutes.
2000sLayer Cake (2004) Review
Matthew Vaughn's directorial debut. Daniel Craig's career-defining performance that secured him the James Bond role.
1950sShane (1953) Review
George Stevens's foundational classical Western. Alan Ladd as the title gunfighter.
1990sGoodfellas (1990) Review
Liotta, De Niro, Pesci, Bracco. Seen it twice across multiple decades.