… Martin Bregman Director: Brian De Palma Stars: Al Picino, Steven Bauer, Michelle Pfeiffer, Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio, Robert Loggia Year of the Movie's Release: 1983 A basic summary of the Plot: Al Pacino gives an unforgettable performance…

… Jack Butler, a recently laid-off Dad who must stay at home with his kids while his wife begins a new job. Jack must learn to deal with his new role as a “household husband”, accept his wife’s new role as the “breadwinner”, and balance the identity…

… the overrated two and a half hours of the movie version of The Odyssey, know that it is an unparallel image of the classic epic. Sex and violence seemed to have dominated over the true significance of the scenes. Hollywood has again managed to…

… "Rosebud" as he passes away. Despite all of his money and fame, Kane died alone. A journalist is assigned to the story of finding out the meaning of "Rosebud". He interviews those who knew Kane from the days of his humble youth, to his sudden wealth,…

… which hit box offices about four years ago. In Final Destination Devon Sawa has a vision that the plane he and his classmates are on is going to blow up. He ends up saving many people, and the plane did blow up. The whole movie ends up being…

… movie, “Macbeth,” I thought that it would be boring, poorly acted, and not truly portray the play. I knew I had made my decision too quickly as the movie proceeded; and by the end of the movie I was mesmerized by the quality of the actors, how the simpli…

… The movie is set in the 1960’s and is about Apollo 13’s Mission to land on the moon. The Commander of the mission, Jim Lowell, was selected by fate six months prior to launch because the original Commander had a serious infection in his ear.…

… who's only interest is himself. When war erupted he seized his opportunity to move to Nazi-occupied Poland to obtain Jewish investment, employ cheap Jewish slave labor and a Jewish accountant, Itzhak Stern, to establish an enamelware factory. Schindler…

… theme of this French article is the French antecedents of film noir. Film noir is a term used to describe the large body of films in America in the period of 1941-58, generally they focus on urban crime and corruption, on sudden episodes of violence…

… should be doing a back flip while singing God Bless America. Education is the second largest expenditure in the US, yet we rank below many nations who don’t even come close to equaling our budgeted allowance. For some reason I am not a fan of the…