Kirkham A Movie A Day

  As hard as it is for me to believe, I do not have a post on the original John Carpenter Halloween from 1978. I have seen this movie almost...

  Having fallen even further behind on my posts, this entry will be a little different. I actually saw "Re-Animator" twice in the ...

  I basically quoted the above teaser trailer to a couple of guys sitting behind me at the recent screening of "Close Encounters of the...

  When it was announced over twenty years ago, that "Kill Bill" would be split into two parts, it was a disappointment to me. I wa...

A rare Wednesday double feature at the Paramount this week with a screening of "Legally Blonde" and "Clueless". Both fil...

  Most of the entries coming up will be brief, I am still trying to catch up on posts for all the theatrical screenings in the last couple o...

 

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Highlander (1986)   I saw this film with my wife when it first came out and we enjoyed it but frankly, I did not think it was a great film. ...

  Frankly, there may not be a more charming film in existence than "Babe". The story of an orphan pig who tries to find his place ...

  Monday Night we returned to our summer house, the Paramount Theater in Austin Texas, to enjoy a 35mm screening of "Sunset Blvd",...

  We missed the opening weekend of the Summer Classic Film Series because of our trip to NYC to see four shows (The Outsiders, Othello, Stra...

  I'm counting this as a Cinema related event for three reasons. First it was held at the Paramount and the vast majority of events I at...

I fell behind this week, had six films to catch up with. After writing about two of them, I thought it was time for a change of pace.  I wen...

The Paramount Summer Classic Film Series finishes off with another presentation by Robert Rodriguez, of the film "What's Up Doc?...

  Let me Begin by telling you how excited I was to see this movie. When it showed up in the schedule for the summer series, I wrote it down ...

  Every time I see this movie I am floored by the accomplishment of the technicians, craftsmen and especially the director of this film. I h...

  We missed "The Searchers" at the TCM Film Festival this year because it was opposite to "Chinatown". I am so thankful ...