Clay’s Movie Pages
All these many threads do come together in a pretty fast going movie. There is even some gay 'professionals' one a closet case who traverse the Clapham Toilets, looking for cheap and raunchy sex. It's pretty raunchy all right as one of these 'blokes' an older man well to do basically gets raped from...
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This being about the Protestants of this nation there is bound to be plenty of historical inaccuracies. The first disk does begin with a massacre in Boston from the British Troops stationed here. Lawyer Adams actually ends up defending these men, getting them free. But in the second disk England begins to Tax our...
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Director Pablo Trapero's Carancho is a gritty well paced drama centering in upon the so called Vultures, Ambulance chasers who work for some upper echelon officials. These car accidents and the legal payouts the the victims families are very shady indeed. Argentina has over 8,000 car fatalities a year.
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Writer/director Sofia Coppola's Somewhere is a dry meditation upon the vagaries of Fame.
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It’s interesting to note that today any 13 year old girl of this nation can rattle off more ‘obscenities’ via Facebook to her friends in less than 5 minutes than Mr. Ginsburg managed to place in his entire poem.
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The goal of Never Say Never is that Mr. Bieber's tour is going to play at Madison Square Garden, a watershed moment for Rock Stars apparently. So we hear from quite a few people who know Justin Bieber, friends and family mostly.
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Director Richard Levine's Every Day does often seem like Every Day. I can't remember a Movie that looked more like a television series than Every Day.
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The film follows Ulrik out of jail (12 years) and back into society. Ulrick meets his old mob boss who wants him to kill the man that informed, thus sending Ulrik to jail. Trouble is, that Ulrik decides not to.
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Writer/Director Margarethe von Trotta' Vision (From the Life of Hildegard Von Bingen) is one of those films you would wish others to see. Regardless of the Religion, etc. there is a fine film here. Indeed this very positive and worthy movie is one which will have you remembering it days after.
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Director Darren Aronofsky is surely one of the best directors we've seen in some time. I can't remember when I haven't been interested in at least in one of his films.
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