Few movies instill more rebellious spirit into viewers than V for Vendetta. A film that opens with a reference to Guy Fawkes, a 16 th c...

Because we are allowed to choose any movie for the blog this week, I felt it necessary that my favorite childhood movie (and its genre!) b...

        Psycho , by Alfred Hitchcock, is unquestionably one of the foundational movies in cinema, especially horror. The mystery and rep...

Returning to our sports week, I found that the film Eight Men Out (1988) presents a slightly different take on the “winners vs....

We have established in our readings and in our screenings that a film's success in capturing our attention (whether this be in comedy,...

Although we probably do not like to admit it, the majority of people were pretty impressionable in High School, at an age when many of us...

Lost in Translation (2003) is a movie about two people dealing with the disappointment and loneliness present in their lives. Bo...

At the beginning of the movie, Harry says that no man can have an attractive female friend because the sex that he inevitably wants to hav...

Emotions are a powerful driving force for many, if not most, people. They can cause us to do things we normally wouldn't but can also ...

A Single Man .  The words beautiful, amazing, and spectacular do not even do it justice.  From Colin Firth’s brilliant portray...

“The greatest thing you’ll ever learn is just to love and be loved in return...” ...or, maybe to walk away when a tragic romance comes...

This movie is a classic. When Harry Met Sally (1989), is a romantic comedy about two friends who are try and figure out the age...

Sofia Coppola's Lost in Translation (2003) could be described as tale of forbidden love and ageless attraction found in exotic locales...