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Lethal Weapon (1987) (2)

4 Star Films Posted by 4 Star Film Fan on Jan 28, 2017

Richard Donner (Superman) has an understanding of the balance of grand spectacle and more subtle moments. The opening aerial shot and the tenuous desert rendezvous with a helicopter churning up sand capture our attention. But it’s the little bits of humor and vulnerability that make the showma read more

Lethal Weapon (1987) (1)

4 Star Films Posted by 4 Star Film Fan on Jan 28, 2017

Richard Donner (Superman) has an understanding of the balance of grand spectacle and more subtle moments. The opening aerial shot and the tenuous desert rendezvous with a helicopter churning up sand capture our attention. But it’s the little bits of humor and vulnerability that make the showma read more

Short Film Saturday: The Horribly Slow Murderer with the Extremely Inefficient Weapon

The Movie Rat Posted by Bernardo Villela on Sep 27, 2014

This a great spoof that takes on a simple trope and exaggerates it brilliantly. It’s hilarious and effective as well. Enjoy! read more

Sherlock Holmes And The Secret Weapon: Nigel & Basil & Watson & Holmes (2)

We Recycle Movies Posted by Anne Marie on Jul 12, 2013

This blog post is part of the Dynamic Duos of Classic Hollywood Blogathon at Classic Movie Hub. Check out more posts on a variety of Golden Age duos there! Besides Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, no single person has had as much influence on our collective idea of Sherlock Holmes as Basil Rathbone. Despite read more

Sherlock Holmes And The Secret Weapon: Nigel & Basil & Watson & Holmes (1)

We Recycle Movies Posted by Anne Marie on Jul 12, 2013

This blog post is part of the Dynamic Duos of Classic Hollywood Blogathon at Classic Movie Hub. Check out more posts on a variety of Golden Age duos there! Besides Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, no single person has had as much influence on our collective idea of Sherlock Holmes as Basil Rathbone. Despite read more

Lethal Weapon (1987, Richard Donner)

The Stop Button Posted by on Aug 29, 2009

One of the more impressive things about Lethal Weapon is Danny Glover convincingly playing a fifty year-old at, approximately, the age of forty. It’s never a problem in a film rife with problems. First, Lethal Weapon‘s plot doesn’t really make any sense. There are huge jumps in lo read more

Lethal Weapon 2 (1989, Richard Donner)

The Stop Button Posted by on Aug 29, 2009

Lethal Weapon 2 opens with the Looney Tunes music. It’s appropriate. I don’t think any other film series has so successfully adapted the sitcom to the big screen. The whole point of Lethal Weapon 2 is not to think–maybe as a ten year-old, I believed the South Africans could get aw read more