by ScottDS Few films stir up more conversation on this blog than Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom , Steven Spielberg’s 1984 sequel (pr...

Bond. . . James Bond. There have been many James Bonds, but some would say there was only ever one. But we don't accept half answers he...

I hate predicting how a series will turn out after only two episodes. But only two episodes into AMC’s new show Hell on Wheels , I’m having...

A Film Review by Tennessee Jed Few would deny the Coen brothers are among the most acclaimed film makers of their generation. Yet much of ...

These days we have a lot of celebrities, and we know way too much about their pointless lives. But history is full of great people with gre...

If you haven’t seen the original Star Trek series, you should. Not only is it deeply woven into our culture, but it hits a high-water mark...

Classic Hollywood produced some wonderful actresses. They had style, grace, and they could act. Who is your favorite classic Hollywood ac...

HBO has another hit on its hands: Boardwalk Empire . It’s a really good drama with a lot to love. It does have flaws, but they’re easy to ...

I am calling bull on the idea of “foreign” films. For decades, we’ve been told that foreign films offer “something different.” They are de...

With Obama's approval ratings approaching 0.0% like a Delta House GPA, we need a replacement. And there's nowhere better to look fo...

In honor of Halloween being Monday night, I thought I’d put together a list of great horror movies you can use to creep yourselves out. Boo...

Every once in awhile, a movie scene really stands out. Today I want to talk about such a scene. This is a truly brilliant speech from the ...

Now I'm told actresses are important to films too these days. Who knew?! Since we did actors last week, let's see what people thin...

I like Screamers . It’s a decent science fiction film about machines turning on man. The story is unique and inspired and the plot handles...

We’ve spoken a couple times about the need to create conflict in stories. The easiest way to create conflict is to introduce a villain. A ...