DVD Review: Megacities
August 6, 2012
“Who would want to live in a city with no sense of its own past? I wouldn’t.” – British journalist Andrew Marr The Santa Clarita
“Who would want to live in a city with no sense of its own past? I wouldn’t.” – British journalist Andrew Marr The Santa Clarita
On the way back from a few days in Las Vegas this past January, my family and I stopped at the Fashion Outlets of Las
So far this year, the Year of the Acorn, which is 60% of the way to becoming Acorn Media’s best year ever, establishing it as
Two years ago, Acorn Media released on DVD Backstairs at the White House, a star-studded portrayal of life at the White House through Lillian Rogers
Back when TV Guide had rougher pages, more pages, and was a smaller rectangle, it had a movie section in the back with listings for
A play turned into a movie isn’t only about quotable lines such as Jerry Seymour (Reginald Gardiner) upon seeing an intimidatingly large egg: “That would
Rouben Mamoulian is the director who helped create the greatest swordfight in movie history, in The Mark of Zorro (1940), between Tyrone Power as Don
Gene Kelly plays Captain Jeff Eliot, who, while on leave, returns to Munich in 1947 while on leave to seek out the Lehrt family, who
What makes old Hollywood an ever-fascinating study are the thousands upon thousands of names still to be discovered and studied, such as directors of photography
10th grade, Flanagan High School, Pembroke Pines, Florida, computer class first thing in the morning. An easy elective, but nothing to do in the first