Andy's Film Blog

An happily married and tenured professor (Gena Rowlands) eventually elects to eavesdrop on the psychiatric sessions which can be heard th...

As German troops march on the Champs-Elysee (in one of the great movie openings), members of the French Resistance plot, traffic in contr...

A Rolling Stone writer (Ewan McGregor) forcibly insinuates himself into the life of Miles Davis (Don Cheadle) during a period of self-imp...

In 2003, after 13 summers spent living in the Grizzly Maze at Katmai National Park, Alaska, an endeavor that gained his national recognit...

A young French boy yearns for home while at his forested Catholic boarding school that seems a world apart from the ongoing war and the G...

Tom Ripley (John Malkovich) living anonymously off the fruits of his crimes in an idyllic Venetian suburb involves a terminally ill man (...

Three uninhibited, sadistic and robust women break a man's neck after a drag race and kidnap his girlfriend winding up in the company...

In summer 1982, stick up artist and gang member Anthony Porter murdered two teens at a Southside Chicago pool and, after being apprehende...

A profile of the life of the 37th President and his tumultuous administration, starting with his humble beginnings in Stonewall, Texas an...

After her sister (Helena Bonham Carter) is jilted by the youngest son of an upper class family, Middle class Margaret Schlegel (Emma Thom...

An expansive look at the rise and fall of Orenthal James Simpson, with a focus on race, from his impoverished childhood to his phenomenal...

A feudal lord orders his mistress, a source of vexation, out of his house and into marriage with the son of a contented subject (Toshiro ...

Three black women (Taraji P. Henson, Octavia Spenser, Janelle Monae) in 1960s Virginia contend with Jim Crow laws and condescending white...

In a film year as terrible as 2016 it is only natural that its Oscar representatives would be just as lacking and when I heard this year...

Raising his children in a self-sufficient leftist utopia where they hunt their own food, learn foreign languages and celebrate Noam Choms...

Fed up with their do-nothing, self-satisfied union, a trio of autoworkers (Richard Pryor, Harvey Keitel, Yaphet Kotto) decide to rob the ...

After picking up his sister's shoes from the repair shop, a young boy stops into the market on his way home, sets the pair aside, and...

An Army Colonel (Helen Mirren) finally has eyes on a long sought terrorist target, about to transact a gun deal in a Kenyan market distri...

The eldest daughter of a British India based factory owner vies with an American for the affections of a troubled soldier while third gir...

A depressed screenwriter (Christian Bale) stumbles through L.A. meetings, studios, and parties, waxing philosophical while picking up a s...

"He who troubles his own house will inherit wind, and the foolish will be servant to the wisehearted." -Proverbs 11:29 A ...

In a metropolis overflowing with personified animals, an overachieving, small-town bunny aims to be the first hare on the city's poli...

On his way home from the opera, pompous linguistics professor Henry Henry (Rex Harrison) happens upon uncultivated, cockneyed, and uncout...

Popular miniseries, and one of the countless adaptations of the Jane Austen novel, is very well done, acted, mounted, etc. but doesn'...

A vapid, worldly Beverly Hills male escort (Richard Gere) finds his ordered empty, life spiraling out of control when he forsakes his cur...