Film Review: The Family Stone (2005)
byWritten by Amy Taylor Originally published 17 December 2014 Christmas can often be about family, although not necessarily one’s own family. Christmas is often…
Written by Amy Taylor Originally published 17 December 2014 Christmas can often be about family, although not necessarily one’s own family. Christmas is often…
Written by Chris Smith Originally published 21 November 2012 There’s a scene halfway through Vicky Cristina Barcelona where the narrator elaborates on the thoughts…
Written by James Madden Originally published 8 August 2012 Manhattan Murder Mystery opens with Bobby Short singing Cole Porter’s “I happen to love New York”…
Written by Jemima Bucknell Originally published 16 June 2012 When I first glanced the Sydney Film Festival program, this got my heart pounding. Any…
Written by Bradley J. Dixon Originally published 2 May 2012 Many have named Manhattan Woody Allen’s greatest film; some, the greatest film of all…
Written by James Zarucky Originally published 25 April 2012 Interiors holds the distinction of being Woody Allen’s first entirely dramatic work, and while he…
Written by James Zarucky Originally published 18 April 2012 Often regarded as the original contemporary romantic comedy, Woody Allen’s Annie Hall has endured to…
Written by James Zarucky Originally published 11 April 2012 Woody Allen and Diane Keaton teamed up again for this follow up to 1973’s Sleeper,…
Written by Tim Hoar Originally published 4 April 2012 In Sleeper, Woody Allen plays Miles Monroe, a Brooklyn health food shop owner who goes…
Written by Chris Smith Originally published 21 March 2012 Made in 1971, Bananas continues the early screen attempts of Woody Allen as writer/director/star. Basically…