A Critique of The U.S. Defense Department’s Documentary: Why Vietnam?
This is a critique of a 30 minute documentary, produced by the U.S. Defense Department in 1965, Why Vietnam? Every American should view this film; we were looking at Vietnam through a very narrow prism at that time.
In the Realm of the Senses Collectors Edition DVD Review
This real life, mysterious incident, which would have kept U.S. tabloids hyperactive for months, was preempted by the Japanese advance into a not quite unrelated but infinitely bloodier flirtation with militarism and World War II.
Observe & Report Film Review
The misleading TV commercials for Observe and Report set you up to expect a storyline that's practically identical to that of the recently-released Paul Blart.
State of Play Movie Review
Noir meets newsroom mania in State Of Play, a thoroughly engrossing nailbiter, though the dark details that eventually come to light pale in comparison to massive narrative expectations preceding them.
Notorious Unrated Director’s Cut Collectors Edition DVD Review
If white filmmakers have been historically culpable of perpetrating tasteless black caricatures on screen, emerging black bourgeois filmmakers today don't seem to have much more of a clue.
