Having only a passing awareness of Peter Sellers and his brand of comedy, I can say that I wasn’t as bowled over by his understated
Tag: classics
Nashville (1975)
Robert Altman’s masterpiece is the very definition of a sprawling, multi-character narrative, not unlike 1999’s “Magnolia” or 2006’s “Bobby,” only with multiple filmed concert performances
The Shining (1980)
So much has been written about Stanley Kubrick’s famously unfaithful adaptation of Stephen King’s masterpiece that it’s hard to figure out exactly what I can
Super Fly (1972)
I’ve been casually watching some of the more classic blaxploitation movies recently, like “Coffy” and “Shaft,” but if I’m being honest, “Super Fly” is the
Close Encounters of the Third Kind (1977)
There are so many alternate versions of Steven Spielberg’s UFO classic that I’m not about to start the painstaking process of trying to sort out
Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (1988)
This is one of those 1980s comedies that’s been on my “Why haven’t I seen this yet” list for a long time, and much to
