TAYLOR HACKFORD Bil’s rating (out of 5): BB. USA, 2016. Cinelou Films, Linson Entertainment, Anvil Films, Mad Riot Entertainment. Story by Art Linson, Screenplay by Art Linson, Jeffrey Ross, Richard LaGravenese, Lewis Friedman. Cinematography … Continue reading →
B.5 (out of 5) Bette Midler and Billy Crystal play a middle-aged couple, she trying to find the fabulous in life post-50 and he dealing with having been fired from his job … Continue reading →
BBB.5 (out of 5) Three stressed out city company men and age-old friends (Billy Crystal, Bruno Kirby, Daniel Stern) decide that the perfect way to ease up their workload is … Continue reading →
B (out of 5) Flat, boring and completely unsympathetic romantic comedy that wastes the talent of everyone involved. Billy Crystal (who wrote and produced) plays a publicity director at a … Continue reading →
BB.5 (out of 5) Mob boss Robert De Niro has faked his way out of prison by tricking his former analyst (Billy Crystal) into declaring him insane. Now he’s been released … Continue reading →
BBB.5 (out of 5) Strong comedy directed by Harold Ramis about a mobster (Robert De Niro) who decides that the best way to overcome his overwhelming feelings of anxiety when … Continue reading →
HAYAO MIYAZAKI Bil’s rating (out of 5): BBBBB. Japan, 2004. Buena Vista Home Entertainment, DENTSU Music And Entertainment, Mitsubishi, Nippon Television Network, Studio Ghibli, Tohokushinsha Film Corporation, Tokuma Shoten, d-rights. Screenplay by Hayao … Continue reading →
BBB.5 (out of 5) Fun documentary that chronicles the career of one of the most successful comedy writers in show business today, Bruce Vilanch. After an auspicious debut as a … Continue reading →
PETE DOCTER, DAVID SILVERMAN, LEE UNKRICH Bil’s rating (out of 5): BBBBB. USA, 2001. Pixar Animation Studios, Walt Disney Pictures. Story by Pete Docter, Jill Culton, Jeff Pidgeon, Ralph Eggleston, Screenplay by Andrew Stanton, Daniel … Continue reading →
BBB.5 (out of 5) This enjoyable comedy takes Hitchcock’s Strangers On A Train and adds humour. Danny DeVito plays a put-upon mama’s boy who is so desperate to be free of … Continue reading →
BBBB (out of 5) The hilarious ‘mockumentary’ that started it all, and one of the most popular cult films of all time. This incredibly funny exercise in madness, directed by … Continue reading →
BBBB (out of 5) This magical film is a rare charmer, one that actually lives inside of a storybook. A young boy (Fred Savage) is home from school with … Continue reading →
