Jesus Camp (review)
Becky Fischer wants to burn Harry Potter at the stake, and she’s sacrifice her own children to do it.
Becky Fischer wants to burn Harry Potter at the stake, and she’s sacrifice her own children to do it.
Bruce Campbell’s second movie, made right after ‘Evil Dead,’ features no undead armies or villains from the future, unless you want it to.
What I’m yakking about over at the new Film.com…
Two very different adaptations of the ancient saga.
I’m posting twice a day at Film.com — are you reading it?
This is one of the best films of 2006 so far, and, ironic as it may sound, will be even better appreciated by those who also loved last year’s film.
Lacks all conviction in its would-be insurgent attitudes and lacks any courage in seeing through to a tough conclusion the political realities it pretends to attack.
Perhaps it’s not surprising that half a decade after 9/11, the PTSD of New Yorkers is beginning to show up on film… and now on DVD.
For those of us who don’t wanna sell anything processed or bought…
A smart, luscious adaptation of Evelyn Waugh’s semiautobiographical story of the trials of one honest, moral man amidst the SNAFU milieu of Britain’s World War II military…