Director Michael Winterbottom’s 1995 character and issue driven drama Go Now is dour and downbeat but appealing and very conscientiously written and most credibly performed. Robert Carlyle stars as young Scots builder and footie player Nick […]
Writer-director Ranald MacDougall’s 1961 film Go Naked in the World might have worked as a frothy comedy in the 1930s, but not as romantic drama in 1961, and the result is a leaden concoction with […]
Director Ted Post’s 1978 war drama Go Tell the Spartans stars Burt Lancaster as Major Asa Barker, a top US military adviser, who is worrying about Vietnam back in 1964, and he has to save […]
Director W S Van Dyke II’s 1938 black and white historical film Marie Antoinette is a lavish, elaborate, years-in-the-making epic from the MGM studio, with Norma Shearer as the French queen Marie Antoinette, who becomes […]
The 1976 British sex comedy film Spanish Fly is lame, unfunny and vulgar, with a deft, expert cast of familiar farceurs (Leslie Phillips, Terry-Thomas) stranded in silly Spanish slapstick. Director Bob Kellett’s 1976 film Spanish […]
‘And Mamie rocks ’em with 7 red-hot reckless tunes!’ Director Howard W Koch’s 1959 Born Reckless stars Mamie Van Doren, Jeff Richards, Arthur Hunnicutt, Carol Ohmart, and Tom Duggan. Hunnicutt and Duggan play Cool Man and […]
Director William Keighley’s 1934 Warner Bros Pre-Code black and white film Easy to Love is an easy-going, skatty romantic comedy, in which a suspicious wife Carol (Genevieve Tobin) pretends that she is having an affair […]
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