Andy's Film Blog

An Army deserter (John Cassavetes) gains employment as a stevedore through use of a false name and forms a tight bond with a black cowork...

A downtrodden southern housewife (Joanne Woodward) begins to exhibit strange behavior at home before a second, reckless personality mani...

A retelling of Macbeth, set in feudal Japan, as phantom visions overtake a samurai warrior (Toshiro Mifune), instructing him that he will...

A Puerto Rican slum kid is on trial for the murder of his father, an open and shut case as far as members of all-white mostly middle aged...

A world weary knight (Max von Sydow) making his way home from the Crusades happens upon Death and challenges him to a chess game with the...

Sidney Falco is a seedy low-rent press agent desperate to be mentioned in J.J. Hunsecker's make or break gossip column, knowing it wi...

In the trenches of WWI, a vain and callous general (George Macready) orders of suicidal open field which ends with the expected, disastro...

After eavesdropping on a conversation between her private eye father (Maurice Chevalier) and a client, who threatens the life of a notori...

Beloved television star Andy Griffith died today and by coincidence I recently watched  his film debut that was miles away from his trade...

It is 1911 and London is excitedly preparing for the coronation of King George V. Among the many dignitaries that will be present at the ...

A proud and fiery prostitute goes from heartache to heartache, as she travels through seedy parts of the Rome. From the opening scene where ...

Director David Lean did not know how to do anything on a small scale. His films were filmed on location and epic in scope and The Bridge on ...

Nickie Ferrante is such a world famous bachelor that even one of the Gondoliers in Venice tells his clients that Ferrante is getting married...