Lincoln: The Sentimental Man and the Icon
Right off the bat in Lincoln, director Steven Spielberg gives us one of his signature moments, a framing device in …
Category Archives: Black Eye
Sessions of Discovery
Maybe we should pay closer attention to Buddhist philosophy. Not that everything should be reduced to a bumper sticker, but …
‘Skyfall’ Propels Craig into Bond Pantheon
A BOND FILM THAT WILL TRULY SHAKE AND STIR AUDIENCES Rating: PG-13 Grade: A By T.T. Stern-Enzi “Casino Royale” and …
A Daringly Dark ‘Flight’
I’m not certain when the feeling set in for me, but at some point during the Flight screening I attended, …
Interview with a Dancer
ONSCREEN AND ONSTAGE, DCDC DANCER SHERI WILLIAMS CONTINUES TO “SPARKLE” By T.T. Stern-Enzi Earlier this year, Wim Wender’s “Pina” dazzled …
The World in This ‘Cloud’
When bestselling literary tomes make the transition to the big screen, often there’s an immediate and obvious critical response where …
One-Sided Speculative Political Pandering
The year 2012 bears the burden of apocalyptic Mayan calendar predictions and a curious onscreen fascination with speculative science fiction …
Searching for the Heart and Soul, So Long Ignored
In what should be an iconic image, we see Sixto Diaz Rodriguez, a Folk singer who recorded his first single …
Review: ‘Argo’
BEN AFFLECK’S FAKE MOVIE RESCUE GENERATES REAL THRILLS Rating: R Grade: A By T.T. Stern-Enzi Back in 1997, the release …
DVD Spotlight: ‘Sleepless Night’
In theaters this week, Liam Neeson returns to take audiences on another action-packed adventure (Taken 2) where he remains one …
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