… written by Michael Tolkin as an adaptation of his novel of the same name and premiered April 3, 1992. The film portrays Hollywood producer Griffin Mill, played by Tim Robbins, as a man that we love to hate. The story however has so critical of Hollywoo…

… Danny DeVito's second feature film and is the timeless story of how two people fell out of love and go through a beyond messy divorce. The film was adapted from Warren Adler novel of the same title and adapted for the screen by Michael Leeson.…

… a true "Black Comedy" classic. It contains all the elements need to make a black comedy work. Unlike other types of comedy Capra uses the symbiotic bond of tragedy and comedy to make this remarkable funny film. Capra's use of characterization allows…

… of his brother who married a non-Jewish girl. He thinks that if he does the same thing that his mother and the church congregation will disapprove. He shows his maturity and growing up by announcing to the whole assembly that he was in love with…

… hard the teen years have gotten. Even beginning at thirteen drugs, sex, peer pressure, depression, and many other things are already getting to our children. The girls in thirteen have very chaotic home lives. They are both on the lower side of the…

… expresses anxiety over her inability to reconcile her Chinese heritage with her American surroundings. Indeed, this reconciliation is the very aim of Jing-mei's journey to China. While the daughters in the novel are genetically Chinese (except…

… Monty Python and the Holy Grail remains as fresh and funny as ever. The sheer idiocy and ridiculousness that runs rampant through the film and its actors cannot be denied its fair share of humor value. I know that this being one of the "kings" of the…

… Fight Club refuses to be ignored or dismissed. The experience lingers, demanding to be pondered and considered, and, unlike most of the modern-day thrillers, there is a great deal here to think about and argue over. Fight Club presents an overload…

… do not fit in with the norms of society. Such ways of their existence could be a testament to their uniqueness or rather to the solitude of their existences. In Powder the existence of one human being is both a testament to uniqueness as well as the…

… in a relationship do not grasp their powerlessness in comparison to other parties . Often, in these cases, objective outsiders can see even though those involved appear to be blind. In the Chinatown scene where Jake Gittes and Noah Cross have…