A new column written by Kyle Henke that argues against critical viewpoints shared by many. Was the movie really awful or actually great? Is the actor playing the role amazingly while being shamed for the script? Lets find out.
Brigitte Berman, whose last full-length documentary was nearly twenty-five years ago, took home the Oscar for her look at the prolific Artie Shaw. Since then she has culled drama from her fingertips by creating fiction. Now, almost three decades later, the Canadian filmmaker releases a feature-length documentary that took three-years to make. A kaliedescope of [...]
Justin Bartha’s character, one of moody intrigue and gaudy affluence, is a brash menace in director Kevin Asch’s “Holy Rollers.” Playing the role of a seedy, unapologetic man named Yosef, who has veered so far from his faith that the traditional Hasidic attire he dresses in serves only a reminder of his former virtuousness. Yosef [...]
A new column written by Kyle Henke that argues against critical viewpoints shared by many. Was the movie really awful or actually great? Is the actor playing the role amazingly while being shamed for the script? Lets find out.
Oh I like this idea. I too often shame-facedly disagree with every critic in the world.
August 18th, 2010 at 1:31 pm
I can’t wait to see this, especially since I tend to see the good in most movies and enjoy even pretty bad movies as pure popcorn fare.
September 17th, 2010 at 1:22 am