…ore quirky and “edgy” material, and more vulgar content will not save your movie from artistic oblivion, no matter how many secular critics you can get to wax eloquently and mindlessly about your material in their reviews…. Continue reading →

…aid, the movie clearly sides with the people working in the service jobs at the fancy apartment complex. Of course, the fact that the movie avoids becoming a political diatribe has irritated some secular film critics in early reviews, but 99% of these critics are fools. In fact, contrary to what some of them said, the movie turned out to be quite entertaining. TOWER HEIST has a moral component that other heist movies don’t have. The villain has m… Continue reading →

HOBO WITH A SHOTGUN is a pointless, vile, utterly amoral, and corrupt piece of stinking garbage masquerading as a movie. The fact that it stars ‘80s B-movie icon Rutger Hauer as the title character is helping this draw attention to this minor theatrical release, while some mainstream critics are giving it positive reviews for being a faithful homage to the sleazy inner-city crime movies of the 1970s. There is absolutely nothing redeeming here, h… Continue reading →

…sed, the priest irreverently turns up the radio’s volume to hear the news, thus demonstrating which is more important to him. MAY FOOLS does not edify and is not worth your time or money. In spite of the fawning secular reviews, one would be a fool to see this one… in season or out. RECOMMENDED ACTION: Please address your comments to: Arthur Krim Chairman Orion Pictures Corporation 711 Fifth Avenue New York, NY 10019 (212) 758-5100… Continue reading →

…ly August. Both Showtime and the Samuel Goldwyn Co. held a week-long screening of the film in a packed Los Angeles movie theater so that the actors and Lyne can qualify for Academy Award consideration. LOLITA has gotten mixed reviews by critics. Some have said that they consider the movie to be quite tame. One critic said in fact, “This LOLITA is not prurient and not meant to be.” MOVIEGUIDE begs to differ. Although there is no graphi… Continue reading →

…ut, the sister gives 11-year-old William all of the rock and roll records her mother has banned from the house. Four years later, in 1973, William has become a true rock aficionado, and has even taken to writing rock and roll reviews for the local alternative newspaper in San Diego. He makes friends with Lester Bangs, the famous editor of Creem magazine, who gives him insightful advice on how to be a rock journalist. Never be friends with the ban… Continue reading →