Title: The Fourth Stage Written by: Roi Davidsen Genre: Drama, Mystery, Crime Type: Short Script LOGLINE: A single father, is in his Fourth Stage of Grief, and has lost all hope on getting his kidnapped daughter back. Interested in this … Continue reading
86% of the critics like it. Tough, occasionally oppressive, and – against all odds – still funny when least expected. But how will “OITNB” ever resolve this particular story? June 8, 2017 | Rating: B+ | Full Review… Verne Gay … Continue reading
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High Noon is classic good versus evil, a common theme in most western film; however it distinguishes itself by creating a character study rather than an action picture. High Noon is less about gun fights and more about a character study on a man facing a threat alone, no support from friends or allies. The western genre provides the background of the story, but Kane is the story and Cooper does an amazing job portraying a man who stands true to his character. One of the greatest western films in the history of cinema, High Noon is a must see for all those who have a passion for movies and compelling characters. Continue reading
Never in the history of comic book films has a film adaptation been so wildly off base of the plot line of the original novel and been so accepted by fans…and critically successful. You have to give A History of Violence that. What really happens is, instead of following the comic book, which works backwards in telling a slightly…well, very different tale of Joey’s past, the film deals with the present and how he moves forward. The “hero” scene is the only loyal part of the movie and the rest goes off on it’s own. The overall factor that I think works for the film is the fact that it maintains the themes of the comic and then translates them into film and goes eh hem “violently” over the line. It never glorifies the violence – it’s almost so realistic you’d ask yourself “I think they really killed that guy…” and knowing Cronenburg, they just might have haha. Continue reading
Crime/Mystery Short Film Festival
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