Tag: Films
Fantasia: A Night at the Opera With Disney & Stokowski
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind: Lovely Memories…
Fire of Love: Eruptive Look Into the World of Volcanology
The Squid and the Whale: Divorce, Drama, & Cephalopod Molluscs
Midnight Cowboy: Shattered Dreams in the Big Apple
Doubt: Moral Responsibility & Accountability in Streep-Fest
The River Wild: Streep’s Action Performance in River-Based Romp
Kermode & Mayo’s Take: The UK’s Best Place For Film Reviews, Yo
Frozen (2010) the Survival Horror Film (and not the Disney flick)
Army of Darkness: “This is my boomstick!” Quote Off!
Army of Darkness: Ridiculous Fun With Boomsticks & Gore
One Hour Photo: Robin Williams’ Brilliance in Tense Thriller
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre is 1974’s Scary Horror Romp
Educating Rita: Class Wars in Charming British Comedy Thing
Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory: Sweets & Psychedelia
The Predator: It’s Not Quite as Disastrous as we Expected
Fitzcarraldo: Obsessive Tale of a Steamship and a Hill
ALIEN³: Studio Interference for Fincher’s First Feature Film
Con Air: Ridiculous Air-Based Nic Cage Fest is Flighty Fun
Temple Grandin: Danes’ Brilliance in Leading Autism Production
Le Week-End: Thoughtful Drama About Ageing & Commitment
My Neighbour Totoro: Fantastical Family Romp With a Furry Beast
Frank: Musical Movie About Masks and Mental Health
The Grey: Brutal Philosophical Survival Romp With Wolves
Let’s Blog Award: Q&As About Games & Stuff
Greed is Good: Wall Street Quote Off Extravaganza!
Pig: Nic Cage, a Hoofed Mammal, & One Powerful Film About Loss
Man on Wire: The High-Wire Walk That Still Startles
Jaws 2: Decent Sequel to An All-Time Classic Movie Thing
Schumacher: Thoughtful Documentary on F1 Legend’s Life
Searching For Sugar Man: Uplifting Tale of Sixto Rodriguez
MoroniCast Episode #4: Mental Health at the Movies
Pleasantville: Pleasant Film About Liberation & Revolution
Christine Chubbuck: The Humanising Biographical Drama
Hiccup Room: The Belated Sequel to Panic Room (2002)
Misery: Psychological Thriller With Hobbling (and Kathy Bates)
Professional Moron 