Puzzle of Kaspar Hauser: Static adaptation of Cocteau’s play The Eagle Has 2 Heads, in regards to a monarch who guards and steadily falls in love with an assassin sent to slaughter her. Cast includes Monica Vitti, Alunad Saha Alan, Paolo Bonacelli, Franco Branciaroli, Luigi Diberti, and Elisabetta Pozzi. (129 minutes, 1980)
Mr. Mom: Delightful enough rehash of age-old sitcom premise, in which mamma gets a job while dad gets fired, leaving him to the scary world of running a home. Cast includes Michael Keaton, Teri Garr, Martin Ponder, Ann Jillian, Christopher Lloyd, Frederick Koehler, and Taliesin Jaffe. (91 minutes, 1983)
Shadow of the Vampire: Vibrant and entertaining fiction movie in reference to the making of F.W. Murnau’s classically scary German quiet film Nosferatu. Malkovich is excellent a demanding filmmaker; Dafoe is magnificent as Max Schreck, a performer or is he? Cast includes Elias Merhige, John Malkovich, Willem Dafoe, Cary Elwes, John Aden Gillet, and Catherine McCormack. (93 minutes, 2000)
The Matrix Reloaded: In the second film of the Matrix trilogy we find Neo growing stronger as he comes to understand his powers. With Zion about to be overwhelmed by the Machine Army, Neo and his friends re-enter the Matrix to battle the forces that repress them. If he is not successful, the Machine Army will destroy Zion.
Illuminata: Life, love, lust, and aspiration in a theatrical troupe in tum-of-the-2Oth century N.Y.C. al1hough the flavors are uniquely European. Playwright Turturro is in love with the corporation’s megastar/supervisor, and longs to have her act his latest play. Energetic, even campy, roles for a fine cast kindle this excellent-looking however often lumbering production, which plays like a French charade in dull motion. Cast includes Jolm Turturro, Katherine Borowitz, Susan Sarandon, Christopher Walken, Rufus Sewell, Beverly D’Angelo, and Donal McCann. (111 minutes, 1999)
Major League: The Cleveland Indians are just plain bad. This is by design, if the team has bad attendance, the owner can move the team to Miami. This team of misfits is about to surprise everyone.
Hangover Square: Cregar in his very last film is delectable as an unhinged composer who goes off his top and slaughters females anytime he hears loud, discordant sounds. Barre Lyndon’s script bears little relationship to the Patrick Hamilton novel, however outcome is still amusing, with brilliant Victorian London sets. Cast includes Cast includes Laird Cregar, Linda Darnell, George Sanders, Glenn Langan, Faye Marlowe, Alan Napier, and Frederic Worlock. (17 minutes, 1945)
Leap Of Faith: Jonas Nightengale is a con man, making his living as a fake faith healer. When the traveling show gets stuck in one town for a few days when the truck breaks down, Jonas thinks he is u for the challenge. Staying in one place too long can be risky in this type of business.
Dingaka: The film concentrates on balancing white and black ways of life and the conflicts of the two lifestyles; production slows down in stereotypes. Cast includes Steve Guttenberg, Daniel Stem, Mickey Rourke, Kevin Bacon, Timothy Daly, Ellen Barkin, Paul Reiser, and Michael Tucker. (110 minutes, 1982)
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