Film on the Internet: PRESUMED INNOCENT
Harrison Ford is the cipher at the heart of Alan J. Pakula’s Presumed Innocent, a…
Pictures of a Revolution: 2003
Welcome to Pictures of a Revolution, a year-by-year study of the output of Revolution Studios. This…
Year of the Month: Désirée I. Guzzetta on What It Was Like to Be a Kid When STAR WARS Came Out
In 1977, I was barely a teen and a voracious reader of science fiction and…
Celebrating the Living: Harrison Ford
Of late, I’ve been doing a lot of people about whom I’m doing research. Specifically,…
Nearly 30 Years Later, TEMPLE OF DOOM’s Grossness Is Its Legacy by James Williams
Growing up, I watched the Indiana Jones movies incessantly. Correction: I watched Raiders of the…
Year of the Month: Sunil Patel on THE CONVERSATION
For me, art is communication, and all art is inherently in conversation with everything that…
The Faces of . . . Jack Ryan
When Tom Clancy’s first novel, The Hunt for Red October, was released through the tiny…
Year of the Month: scb0212 on Return of the Jedi
Today is my 31st birthday, ad Star Wars has always been a part of my…
Year of the Month: Jacob Thomas Klemmer on New Hollywood, Commercialism, and The Star Wars Holiday Special
When did New Hollywood die, and who killed it? Ask ten different film theorists and…
Year of The Month – The Fugitive
Something I forgot about the famous exchange in The Fugitive is that when Richard Kimble…