I am obligated to take Bobby Darin’s so-called greatness on faith, as there is nothing I’ve ever heard to separate him from any other two-bit lounge act…

The first time I saw Best in Show I enjoyed the film, but didn’t appreciate the quality it achieved with a difficult scenario.  Many films try to create one comic duo and fail miserably, like Dude, Where’s my Car. This film creates five, plus Harlan, and they all work.  Some are better than others, of…

Originality can be shocking when it actually happens.

In other words, Hollywood put its kid gloves on and told a more sanitized version of John Nash’s story.

This movie got lot of positive reviews. That is totally baffling to me.

Why didn’t I like this movie more?

Just because you can think about a film doesn’t mean that a lot of thought went into the film.

I’ll sum it up this way. Bad Company was produced by Jerry Bruckheimer and directed by Joel Schumacher.