*** Movie: Gone in 60 Seconds Year: 1974 Director: H.B. Halicki *** A REVIEW No, we’re not talking about the remake. We’re talking THE ORIGINAL – the slack-jaw, what-the-hell, you-gotta-see-this, drop-everything-now original. That is all. *** HOW TO WATCH CLICK HERE *** Lead-In Image – Photo by Adam Kring on Unsplash  

What you have here is a really uneven mystery with great acting from Anna Kendrick and Blake Lively.

So beautiful, yet so detached, perplexing and unromantic… Another Antonioni masterpiece.

*** Movie: Motherless Brooklyn Year: 2019 Director: Edward Norton *** A REVIEW Edward Norton directs and stars in this film noir detective throwback. If you like layered mysteries, moody atmospheres, and zesty heroes and villains, Motherless Brooklyn is your bridge to somewhere special. *** HOW TO WATCH CLICK HERE *** Lead-In Image Courtesy of ImpAwards.com … Continue reading Motherless Brooklyn – An Efficiently Fast-N-True Movie Review →

Harrison Ford plays Indiana Jones, one whip-smart, gun-totin’ archaeologist in this non-stop actioner.

*** Movie: My Night At Maud’s Year: 1969 Director: Eric Rohmer *** A REVIEW This black-and-white French flick is part of director Eric Rohmer’s “Moral Tale” series, six movies that explore the themes of romance and desire. My Night At Maud’s is one of the middle films – and some argue his best. If you’re into good dialogue … Continue reading My Night At Maud’s – An Efficiently Fast-N-True Movie Review →

Entertaining heist story – held together by a surveillance vs. privacy theme.

A nice noir heist flick with campy characters.

Not the most amazing mystery, but does the pass time well.

Film noir fun.