Brian Rouff·Oct 2The Good Old DaysSometimes, on a rare lazy Sunday afternoon, my wife and I will try to go to the movies. “Try” is the operative word, because more often…A response icon1A response icon1
Rebecca Trocki·Jul 11Raindrops on the Lens — A July Writing ChallengeDon’t threaten me with love, baby. Let’s just go walking in the rain. Billie HolidayA response icon1A response icon1
David Hinckley·Jul 9Rex Reed, Gene Shalit and Why Movie Critics Maybe Once Mattered a Little MoreLong long ago, and by that I mean more than 20 years, a fairly small handful of recognizable movie critics played a modest but real role in…A response icon2A response icon2
Zia·Apr 27“Sunset Boulevard”– Norma Desmond Had The Right To Be Crazy“ I am big. It’s the pictures that got small.”
Alem Penns·Dec 10, 2025What ‘The Breakfast Club’ Says About the People That You Know“What’s bizarre? I mean, we’re all pretty bizarre. Some of us are just better at hiding it, that’s all.” — Andrew ClarkA response icon1A response icon1
InActivated Thinkerbyraccooni4ka·Sep 30, 2025Why do Old Films Remain Masterpieces, While New Ones Don’t?I’m a Fan of 90s movies, and here’s whyA response icon1A response icon1
The Purple Ink·Aug 18, 2025Sadma: More Than a Film, A Mirror to Our Inner DualitiesWhen the movie ‘Sadma’ first reached me in my youngster years, I saw it the way many people did. A haunting story of one person who forgets…A response icon1A response icon1
Juhi Bansal·Jul 31, 2025Why “Old Movies” Still Make Us Feel Alive..There’s something uniquely positive and exhilarating about watching classic movies in theaters. Recently, I had the chance to revisit a few…
Ted Czukor·May 13, 2025I Always Thought Soylent Green Had a Good IdeaReflections on the iconic sci-fi movieA response icon5A response icon5
