Because they’re basically the same thing. Watch with us starting October 21.
Author Archives: Daniel Joslyn
LA NOIRE DE… (1966)
The first film from Sub-Saharan Africa to make a big splash in Europe and the US, its story about the toll of colonization is very relevant even today.
GONE WITH THE WIND (1939)
It’s well over three hours, is super racist, and features a very unlikable heroine. It’s also maybe the single biggest hit of all time.
GOODFELLAS (1990)
Scorsese’s most cutting exploration of the gangster lifestyle. I like the movie. The lifestyle’s not for me.
AMERICAN GRAFFITI (1973)
Before “Star Wars,” George Lucas made this ancestor of a million teenager movies.
HIMALA (1982)
A rural village in the Philippines is dragged into the modern world when a local girl claims to see a vision of the Virgin Mary.
SOME LIKE IT HOT (1959)
I had, um, some issues with this comedy about cross-dressing and/or dudes that want to sleep with Marilyn Monroe.
SAVING PRIVATE RYAN (1998)
Few fictional movies are now considered definitive documents of historical events, but this is one of them. This is what happened now.
SAFETY LAST! (1923)
An oft-overlooked silent comedy classic that I actually laughed a lot at.
WHO’S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF? (1966)
Nothing good happens after 2am.
Movie Valhalla 