Kenneth Branagh
Yes, THAT scene somehow got even sadder.
Kenneth Branagh's adaptation of Agatha Christie's whodunit has no steam.
Ken Sturdy, a 97-year-old WWII veteran, was just 20 during the real Battle of Dunkirk.
It's 1963 and Cassius Clay (Sope Dirisu) has just defeated Sonny Liston for the world heavyweight title. He's returned to
WHAT'S HAPPENING
A few years back there was talk of a New York City revival. If those producers are still thinking about one and willing to
It was there, as I sat clutching my ear in pain, in a rundown hospital in Madrid, that I met the man in the wheelchair.
While what a film does matters as much as how it is made, the richness of film study is found in a dialogue between the two, a dialogue formal film studies fosters and explores.
This modern rendition is powerful with a great cast that will keep you entertained. It's simply stunning!
Magnificent! We all knew the story, yet director Kenneth Branagh still had the audience eager to see it unfold as witnessed by the applause at the end of this masterpiece. The regal sets, bizarre costumes and jaw dropping special effects make this fairy tale almost a reality.
We just need to acknowledge it more openly, which is exactly what heartens me about Disney's new Cinderella.