Ernest W. Lefever
The Color of Truth: McGeorge and William Bundy: Brothers in Arms (New York: Simon and Schuster, 1998, 496 pp.) In…
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James Bowman
Follow your bliss, middle-aged America! Quit your job, speak your mind, buy that muscle car you’ve always wanted. Start smoking…
The Astronaut’s Wife, by Rand Ravich, is like the Alien movies in being a kind of mythologization of modern female…
At one point in Best Laid Plans, written by Ted Griffin and directed by Mike Barker, two recent college graduates…
Blue Streak, directed by Les Mayfield, reminded me a little of the extremely disturbing Austrian film, Funny Games, reviewed here…
Double Jeopardy, directed by Bruce Beresford, is the latest example of what is coming to be one of Hollywood’s favorite…
For Love of the Game, starring Kevin Costner as Billy Chapel, an aging pitcher for the Detroit Tigers who hopes…
Love Stinks is a nasty little film but, it might seem, something of a curiosity among recent Hollywood products in…
Lucie Aubrac by Claude Berri (the great director of Jean de Florette and Manon of the Spring), is another illustration…
Mystery, Alaska, directed by Jay Roach, aspires to be the Rocky of hockey. A small-town hockey team from Alaska (surely…
So far, the strongest contender for worst movie of the year has got to be Stigmata, written by Tom Lazarus…
Three Kings, written and directed by David O. Russell begins with a quasi- documentary moment. We see, off in the…