• Le Paltoquet

    The nearest English translation of ‘Le Paltouquet’ is ‘entity’, which is a reference to one of the characters in this intriguing extrapolation of a French play. At first it sounds too stageY, but half hour the film, the story expands outward in a deconstruction of an intriguing standard thriller, but instead of a [...]

  • Star Blazers - Series 1 - Part 3

    This series has enthusiastic comments in several places, but I suspect they were people who were in the series when it aired for the first time (sometime in the early eighties - the 1880s, if any). The standard of animation is down there with Hanna-Barbera, and the slow pace seems rather out of [...]

  • Journey To Italy

    Roberto Rossellini was satisfied with the conventional methods of film history to tell and had, in his films with his then wife, Ingrid Bergman, (and those around them) been trying to experiment with something new. “Viaggio in Italia” is the result of these experiments, a film that tells its story almost entirely in a [...]

  • Samurai 7 - Vol. 1

    mechs and samurai …
    im sorry but mechs and samurai!? Huh?
    What is all that .. 1 man mech jumps high in the sky and chops through what looks like a flying aircraft carrier, 2 Mechs then breaks on the way down ..
    its not working .. its far from [...]

  • Vital

    An interesting idea for a movie, but the final product was very mediocre and uninteresting as a whole. There was a perfectly acceptable to slow the film, but it is vital not just a movie you really can gain or interested, and in the end I really didn t really see the point of [...]

  • The Third Miracle

    The third miracle is a modern fable about the power of faith. It is the fictional story of a humble woman who is being considered for sainthood and the priest in charge of his canonization.
    Maria Witkowski spent most of his life in America live and work in St. Stanislaus Catholic Church. [...]