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Moneyball – A Home Run!

Faced with an impossible budget within the competitive world of Major League Baseball, Oakland A’s general...

Moneyball – A Home Run!
posted on: Oct 8, 2011 | author: Cynthia Kirkeby

The Help

For one of the best films of the summer, go to see The Help. In addition to some amazing performances, a great...

The Help
posted on: Sep 7, 2011 | author: Cynthia Kirkeby

The King’s Speech – Oscar Worth...

2011 Oscar Winner: Directing: “The King’s Speech” Tom Hooper Actor in a Leading Role: Colin...

The King’s Speech – Oscar Worthy
posted on: Feb 7, 2011 | author: Cynthia Kirkeby

Robin Longstride AKA Robin Hood

Ridley Scott’s lastest film is a case of ruining a film but miss-titling it and miss-promoting it. Robin Hood...

Robin Longstride AKA Robin Hood
posted on: Jun 7, 2010 | author: Cynthia Kirkeby

Robin Hood

Ridley Scott’s Robin Hood is a strange hybrid. I’m not sure that the filmmakers ever figured out what type of...

Robin Hood
posted on: Jun 6, 2010 | author: Cynthia Kirkeby

Films of the Decade – 1. There ...

Paul Thomas Anderson has made cinematic epics before. He applied the stylistic touches of David Lean and Robert...

Films of the Decade – 1. There Will Be Blood
posted on: Mar 12, 2010 | author: Cynthia Kirkeby

Films of the Decade – 3. Road ...

Road to Perdition was the second film directed by Sam Mendes. He won an academy award for his first film, American...

Films of the Decade – 3.  Road to Perdition
posted on: Mar 12, 2010 | author: Cynthia Kirkeby

Films of the Decade – 9. Good N...

There is something special about Good Night, and Good Luck that separates it from other modern movies. It is...

Films of the Decade – 9. Good Night and Good Luck
posted on: Mar 12, 2010 | author: Cynthia Kirkeby

The Hurt Locker

Some jobs are admittedly more interesting than others. The Hurt Locker details the day-to-day activities of an elite...

The Hurt Locker
posted on: Aug 5, 2009 | author: Cynthia Kirkeby

Public Enemies

Spoiler Warning Michael Mann ignores the established language of cinema. For as long as film has existed people...

Public Enemies
posted on: Jul 18, 2009 | author: Cynthia Kirkeby

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