BlogHide Resteemsdrax (69)in film • 11 hours agoRetro Film Review: Kansas City (1996)One of the most attractive things about films is in their ability to recreate past and thus allow audience to properly…drax (69)in film • 23 hours agoRetro Film Review: Looking for Richard (1996)Arguably the greatest thing about William Shakespeare's opus is not its ability to inspire actors, writers and film…drax (69)in film • yesterdayRetro Film Review: Police Story 4: First Strike (1996)Jackie Chan's films are often both easy and hard to review. They are easy because they tend to resemble each other and…drax (69)in film • 2 days agoRetro Film Review: Sleepers (1996)In 1990s Hollywood, in a desperate attempt to secure as much audience as possible, evaded controversies like plague.…drax (69)in film • 2 days agoRetro Film Review: The First Wives Club (1996)One of the most noticeable (and most annoying) Hollywood trends in past decades is increasing orientation towards very…drax (69)in film • 3 days agoRetro Film Review: To Gillian on Her 37th Birthday (1996)David E. Kelley is one of America's most successful screenwriters, but all of his successes have been limited to small…drax (69)in film • 3 days agoRetro Film/Television Review: The Langoliers (1995)Stephen King might be one of the most successful American writers, but the screen adaptations of his work usually…drax (69)in film • 4 days agoRetro Film Review: Caught (1996)"The journey is more important than the destination" is a cliché invoked by film authors whose plots aren't…drax (69)in film • 4 days agoRetro Film Review: Dead Presidents (1995)Before 1993 Albert and Allen Hughes were young and talented film makers. Following great success of their feature film…drax (69)in film • 5 days agoRetro Film Review: Keys to Tulsa (1997)Reasons why some movies get crucified by critics might not always have something to do with their quality. Keys to…drax (69)in film • 5 days agoRetro Film Review: Daylight (1996)In 1970s disaster films were excellent opportunity for Hollywood to combine exciting action, mind-blowing special…drax (69)in film • 6 days agoRetro Film Review: The Fan (1996)The author of this review happens to live in town full of talented athletes. Few weeks, however, his city became a…drax (69)in film • 6 days agoRetro Film Review: Menace II Society (1993)One of greatest filmmaking achievements of 1990s is Menace II Society , 1993 drama directed by Albert and Allen…drax (69)in film • 7 days agoRetro Film Review: Bikini Squad (1993)Baywatch is not only one of the most successful products of American entertainment industry, but also one of the…drax (69)in film • 7 days agoRetro Film Review: Santa Fe (1997)Rise of various cults based around alternatives to established lifestyle was one of the most interesting cultural…drax (69)in film • 8 days agoRetro Film Review: Last Man Standing (1996)Imagine a plot that was used for two action film classics. Imagine a director who had made himself famous by creating…drax (69)in film • 8 days agoRetro Film/Television Review: Texas (1995)State of Texas for many non-Americans represents everything which is the best and the worst of USA. Those…drax (69)in film • 9 days agoRetro Film Review: What's Love Got to Do with It (1993)Tina Turner is among the most recognisable faces of world's music industry. At her age, she is also a symbol of…drax (69)in film • 9 days agoRetro Film Review: Serial Mom (1994)John Waters earned his cult status by early films in which he challenged both American middle-class values and good…drax (69)in film • 10 days agoRetro Film Review: The Trigger Effect (1996)History is full of events that challenge the notion of linear and unstoppable progress of civilisation. The line that…
