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‘California Typewriter’ Is An Ode To Outdated Technology And Those Who Embrace It

August 25, 2017 by James Jay Edwards

California Typewriter

Those who are into old typewriters, or even into retro-kitsch technology in general, will love California Typewriter.

Filed Under: Documentary, Entertainment, Features, Movies, Technology, Uncategorized Tagged With: David McCullough, Doug Nichol, Jeremy Mayer, John Mayer, Sam Shepard, The Boston Typewriter Orchestra, Tom Hanks

Cinema Fearité Presents David Cronenberg’s ‘Crash’ – You Can’t Look Away From This Car Wreck

August 24, 2017 by James Jay Edwards

James Spader and Deborah Kara Unger in Crash (1996)

Crash made a lot of people unhappy upon its release. That’s because it’s a hybrid of David Cronenberg’s early gore and art house movies, but can still be appreciated.

Filed Under: Cinema Fearité, Entertainment, Movie Review, Movies, Thriller Tagged With: David Cronenberg, Elias Koteas, Holly Hunter, James Spader

Pull Up A Chair, Sit Down, And Listen To Hampton Fancher Tell His Stories In ‘Escapes’

August 23, 2017 by James Jay Edwards

Hampton Francher in Escapes

In Escapes. the stories are romantic, treacherous, even a bit arrogant and unbelievable, but they’re all pretty amazing. Even more so if they’re actually true.

Filed Under: Documentary, Entertainment, Features, Movies Tagged With: Barbara Hershey, Hampton Fancher, Michael Almereyda, Sue Lyon

‘American Assassin’ Is A Passable B-Level Action Drama

June 25, 2017 by Anthony Taormina

American Assassin

The best way to describe American Assassin is a matinee action drama that is mindless and completely forgettable.

Filed Under: Action, Book Adaptation, Entertainment, Movie Review, Movies, Thriller Tagged With: Michael Keaton, Taylor Kitsch

For Better And For Worse, ‘Dunkirk’ Immerses Its Audience In The Horrors Of War

June 25, 2017 by James Jay Edwards

Kenneth Branagh in Dunkirk

Christopher Nolan tells a compelling story in an interesting way with Dunkirk and continues his auteur streak of films.

Filed Under: Action, Drama, Entertainment, Movie Review, Movies Tagged With: Christopher Nolan, Cillian Murphy, Hans Zimmer, James D'Arcy, Kenneth Branagh, Tom Hardy

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