Andy's Film Blog

A narcissistic studio executive (Tim Robbins) who green-lights movie scripts finds his job jeopardized by a rival shark and his life threa...

A man and his fishing buddies refuse to let a dead body ruin their weekend expedition, the revelation leaving his wife not knowing how to...

A self-professed social butterfly (Shelly Duvall) takes on a shy, childlike girl (Sissy Spacek) as a roommate and protege at the spa she ...

While returning from the grocery store to purchase cat food, private investigator Philip Marlowe is visited by a friend asking to borrow ...

A elderly southern matron (Patricia Neal) finally decides to off herself, a long gestating plan to join her beloved departed husband in t...

In his personal office post-presidency, a paranoid, acrid, resentful, and sullen Richard Nixon (Phillip Baker Hall) bitterly recalls his ...

In the midst of a Presidential Primary, the lives of no less than two dozen disparate people gather in Music City to organize, attend and...

Fans gather at the Fitzgerald Theater in Minneapolis for a live folksy, antiquated radio program not knowing it will be the final broadca...

 Vincente Minnelli's  Lust for Life , Paul Cox's Vincent  and Robert Altman's Vincent and Theo  are three films that all take...

Whether confronting an uptight colleague (Robert Duvall) or harassing the high-strung Hot Lips (Sally Kellerman), Army Captains Hawkeye (...

(spoilers herein) An arrogant cardsharp (Warren Beatty) opens a gambling joint in an upstart western mining city so young that it barely ...

During the Great Depression, three convicted bank robbers, one significantly younger than the other two, make an escape during their fishing...

The first two words that come to mind when I think of director Robert Altman are unconventional and ensemble, and with Gosford Park Altman p...