Moviedrome Redux: ‘There Will Be Blood’ (2007)
❉ Vital, brutal, intensely focused, and ravishing to the eye, this is as bold as literary inspired film-making can get.
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Moviedrome Redux: ‘No Country For Old Men’ (2007)
❉ Nothing short of spectacular, the Coen brothers crafted one of the best noir thrillers to come out of Hollywood.
Moviedrome Redux: ‘They Shoot Horses, Don’t They?’ (1969)
❉ This week, a true piece of cinematic Americana that still inspires awe.
Moviedrome Redux: ‘Enemy of the State’ (1998)
❉ Tony Scott’s high-octane mashup of The Conversation and The Parallax View is one of the late director’s best films.
Moviedrome Redux: ‘Roar’ (1981)
❉ Nick Clement presents his assessments of cinematic gems and cult oddities. This week, Noel Marshall’s berserk wildlife “film” Roar.
Moviedrome Redux: ‘The Border’ (1982)
❉ Nick Clement presents his assessments of cinematic gems and cult oddities. This week, Jack Nicholson and Harvey Keitel in ‘The Border’.
Moviedrome Redux: ‘Hard To Be A God’ (2013)
❉ Three hours of a hard-to-classify carnival of cinematic madness.
Moviedrome Redux: ‘The Assassination of Jesse James By the Coward Robert Ford’
❉ An epic, lyrical, brooding, atmospheric western, a psychological study of a murder and a murderer.
Moviedrome Redux: ‘Time Out Of Mind’ (2014)
❉ Nick Clement presents his assessments of cinematic gems and cult oddities.
Moviedrome Redux: ‘McCabe and Mrs. Miller’ (1971)
❉ “A work like McCabe and Mrs. Miller feels nearly impossible to contemplate being made today”.