I’ve been slack about posting since much of my spare writing time has been focused on a new film column gig at Examiner.com. Here are some recent articles I’ve done if anyone is interested in checking them out:
1) Save Me (film review). It’s scripture vs. homosexuality in this riveting drama directed with astute evenhandedness by Robert Cary and featuring a superb supporting performance by “Who’s The Boss” ’80s sitcom mom Judith Light, of all people. Read the review here.
2) Top 10 Eastwood-directed films. With Changeling in the theaters, I whittle Eastwood’s impressive filmography down to his 10 best (no easy task). Read the article here.
3) The Pool (film review). Venkatesh, an 18-year-old living in India and working long hours as a hotel “room boy,” yearns to work his way up the social ladder. I can’t say enough about this great film from director Chris Smith (American Movie). Read the review here.
To peruse all the above and more, including features on the Top 10 biopics of the last 25 years and director Ridley Scott’s 10 best films, click here.
Tags: chad smith, changeling, chris smith, clint eastwood, judith light, robery cary, save me, save me review, the pool, the pool review, top 10 eastwood
