Prairie Uprising Reviews

The Australian director, Peter Weir, has not made a movie since The Way Back  released in 2010.  I recall that the film was released to luke...

 The logic of big business popular movies is the logic of advertising and publicity.  If something is successful, then, there must be enhanc...

  The Hunter  (2011) features Willem Dafoe as a laconic mercenary tasked with shooting the last surviving Tasmanian tiger and harvesting its...

 The British action director, Guy Ritchie, was once married to Madonna.  Apparently, their liaison lasted for six or seven years before endi...

Ninotchka  (1939) is an Ernst Lubitsch comedy about a stern Communist idealogue who happens to be a woman softening and finding love in Pari...

 Femme Fatale 1. Life is but a dream. Hollywood has been called the dream factory.   Movies exist at the intersection of private dreams and ...

 As his penultimate film, Brian De Palma's Passion (2012) is valedictory, a farewell, it seems, to the exorbitant baroque thrillers and ...