BLOGGER'S NOTE : I'm re-posting this review, originally written when JFK opened in 1991, as part of The Oliver Stone Blogathon occ...
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Showing posts with label Pesci. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pesci. Show all posts
Roger Ebert (1942-2013)
By Edward Copeland If there ever were a reason to brush the cobwebs off my long-dormant blog, today provided it. I wasn't going to wast...
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Centennial Tributes: Catherine Scorsese
"She was the prototype of Italian parentage. If you could bottle her and spread it around the world, there would be no need for social ...
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…I pull you back in
NOTE: Ranked No. 19 on my all-time top 100 of 2007 (If you started here and missed the first half of this post, click here .) By Edward Cop...
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Gosling stays in right acting lane
By Edward Copeland When I reviewed The Ides of March about two-and-a-half weeks ago, what impressed me most was the re-emergence of the ol...
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Ian Abercrombie (1934-2012)
Why is this man eating a Snickers bar with a knife and fork? You'll have to ask Tom Gammill & Max Pross who wrote the 1994 episode o...
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A Riddle Wrapped in a Mystery Inside an Enigma
By Damian Arlyn While some might be of the opinion that Oliver Stone’s most archetypal movie is Wall Street or Platoon , I happen to think ...
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A fabulous disaster
By Edward Copeland For people around my age, one of the biggest laughs in (500) Days of Summer comes when Zooey Deschanel's Summer tell...
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