Adventure

The Man Who Would Be King - Review

Ah yes, British supremacy at its finest. To begin with, the film is chock full of beautiful cinematography, gorgeous locations and excellent acting. That aside, it is not a perfect film.

It begins with Christopher Plummer, playing Rudyard Kipling who wrote the short story this movie is based on, a quiet Free Mason working in his office located somewhere in India.

Lost Horizon - Review

The impression I’ve gotten of how people think of Frank Capra is the American film industry’s answer to Norman Rockwell. A man who creates idealistic, sugar-coated, ‘aw shucks’ type of pictures that make you feel proud to be an American.

Hatari! - Review

Hatari! Swahili for Danger! Is the fitting title for this stand-along genre picture shot in 1962 Tanzania, Howard Hawk’s follow up to Rio Bravo is the most underrated of he and star John Wayne’s work. Hawk’s production is an action-comedy.

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