CINEMATIC REVELATIONS

CINEMATIC REVELATIONS allows me the luxury of writing, editing and archiving my film and television reviews. Some reviews appeared initially in "The Commercial Dispatch" and "The Planet Weekly" and then later in the comment archives at the Internet Movie Database. IMDB.COM, however, imposes a limit on both the number of words and the number of times that an author may revise their comments. I hope that anybody who peruses these expanded reviews will find them useful.

Tuesday, January 27, 2009

FILM REVIEW OF ''MY BLOODY VALENTINE" (2009)

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“Dracula 2000” director Patrick Lussier has taken a few liberties with the low-budgeted 1981 Canadian slasher saga “My Bloody Valentine.” N...
Thursday, January 22, 2009

MOVIE REVIEW OF ''THE BIG SLEEP" (1946)

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Howard Hawks ranks as one of the least pretentious Hollywood filmmakers. In Todd McCarthy’s seminal biography, “Howard Hawks: The Grey Fox ...
Wednesday, January 21, 2009

FILM REVIEW OF ''GRAN TORINO" (2009)

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Two-time Oscar winning director Clint Eastwood of "Million Dollar Baby" directs and stars in his new movie "Gran Torino,...
Friday, January 16, 2009

REVIEW OF ''THE BIG HEAT'' (1953)

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Tennessee Democratic Senator Carey Estes Kefauver became synonymous with the Senate Special Committee to Investigate Crime in Interstate Com...
Wednesday, January 14, 2009

FILM REVIEW OF ''THE GENERAL'' (1927)

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Ironically, Buster Keaton’s all-time favorite film comedy “The General” (1927) flopped at the box office during its initial release. Critics...
Monday, January 12, 2009

FILM REVIEW OF ''MARLEY & ME" (2008)

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Anybody who wants a pet Labrador retriever should watch the new Owen Wilson & Jennifer Aniston canine comedy “Marley & Me” (*** out ...
Monday, January 5, 2009

FILM REVIEW OF ''RIO LOBO'' (1970)

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According to Todd McCarthy, in his 756-page biography “Howard Hawks: The Grey Fox of Hollywood,” the legendary producer & director repea...
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