Tuesday, August 23 2011
Why Video Games Might Not Be Art
Roger Ebert might have a point when he claims that 'games can never be art'. At least, Aristotle and T.S. Eliot would have agreed.
Friday, August 12 2011
‘Beauty and the Beast (La Belle et la Bête)’: At Odds with Itself
Jean Cocteau’s Beauty and the Beast remains a bizarre, eerie and unusual film, filled with dark characters, troubling themes and some truly awe-inspiring visuals.
Friday, May 13 2011
Godard’s Invisible Cinema: The Neglected Genius of Late-Period Godard
By ignoring or outright dismissing Jean-Luc Godard's post-New Wave work, we’re denying the cinema the opportunity for advancement that he alone can provide.
Tuesday, May 18 2010
An Overview of American Film Criticism from 1896 to Today
I'd really like to read a complete history of American film criticism. Unfortunately, this volume falls far short of delivering what the title promises.
Tuesday, January 25 2005
The Great Movies II by Roger Ebert
The real problem is Ebert's capacity, like Oprah Winfrey through her book club, to name what's valuable by sheer force of personality and mass media exposure.


































