Beetlejuice again resumed the satanic sense of humor, bloody miracles, and so to say, breathtaking special effects of the cult movie. To be fair, the sequel doesn’t measure up to 1988’s standards because people miss the union of the cast nature and the wow-nee plot, which most likely isn’t realistic. The new supporting characters are […]
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People love to hate some characters. For instance, take Amon Göth from Schindler’s list or for that Cal Hockley in Titanic. Others are not so much hated, as they are just so unbearable that one’s animosity towards them makes one’s experience of the movie spoiled, and the list include but is hardly exhausted with Jar
Close Your Eyes is in an altogether different league the last time a Spanish master bears in a film comes after a period of almost thirty years. It is with great slowness that a well-orchestrated but highly intimate enigma is revealed as would a master painter on an intricately planned canvas. The master’s resourceful hero
Chuck Chuck Baby is one of those fabulously rare feel-good movies that lingers on your mind long after you have stepped out of the cinema. Helen left, which was traumatic, along with other equally emotional events; such as motherhood, Izzy Red sparkled as one of the finest emotional actresses Janis Pugh (Blue Collars, Buttercups) in