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.

Sunday, February 22, 2009

FILM REVIEW OF ''JACKIE BROWN'' (1998)

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If you’re expecting more of “Pulp Fiction” from writer & director Quentin Tarantino in “Jackie Brown,” the cult moviemaker’s first full-...
Wednesday, February 18, 2009

FILM REVIEW OF ''FRIDAY THE 13TH" (2009)

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Jason is back with a murderous vengeance in “Texas Chainsaw Massacre” remake director Marcus Nispel’s “Friday the 13th” (** out of ****), an...
Tuesday, February 10, 2009

FILM REVIEW OF ''THE PINK PANTHER 2" (2009)

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The dreadful 2006 prequel/remake of “The Pink Panther” turned out to be a travesty of a once splendid slapstick franchise about the world’s...

FILM REVIEW OF ''CITY LIGHTS'' (1931)

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The transition from silent films to talkies proved devastating for many movie stars. Some with thick European accents, like Teutonic actor E...
Sunday, February 8, 2009

FILM REVIEW OF ''THE PINK PANTHER'' (2006)

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Former “Saturday Night Live” comedian Steve Martin behaves like a half-witted buffoon in “Cheaper by the Dozen” director Shawn Levy’s “The P...
Saturday, February 7, 2009

FILM REVIEW OF "FROM HERE TO ETERNITY" (1953)

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America in the 1950s developed into a land where conformity ruled. Suburbs with look-alike housing proliferated in the form of Levitttowns. ...
Wednesday, February 4, 2009

FILM REVIEW OF ''TAKEN'' (2009)

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The new Liam Neeson kidnap thriller "Taken" (*** out of ****) qualifies as both entertaining and predictable. Ostensibly, the mes...
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