Fassbinder and Herzog on the state of cinema, from Wim Wenders' "Room 666" (1982):  Herzog: "I expect soon you'll be...

Laurel and Hardy's first feature-length comedy. They play a couple of "beer barons" during Prohibition who are arrested for se...

A light, frothy romantic comedy by David Lean. Katharine Hepburn is a secretary from Akron, Ohio on vacation in Venice, where she is quickly...

Dick Powell plays NY detective John Kennedy, who is traveling to Baltimore to foil a plot against Lincoln's life on the eve of his inaug...

Fascinating observational documentary about a NYC taxi garage, following a group of drivers as they tell their stories and how they came to ...

Watched this on Tubi tonight. I've been following the work of David Paulides for the past several years, which investigates the unexplai...

Early Laurel and Hardy short I caught on TV this morning. It's funny, there's a scene early on where they're talking with the gi...

Watched this doc on Netflix last night, about the last remaining Blockbuster video store franchise in Bend, OR. Just a few years ago there w...

AKA I Like Money Peter Sellers' one and only directorial effort was this adaptation of a Marcel Pagnol play. Mr. Topaze (Sellers) is a m...

Watched this one again this morning. Stan Laurel's "Lord Paddington" character is often cited as perhaps the best performance ...

A while ago, I had watched Antonio Campos' excellent film Christine , starring Rebecca Hall as Sarasota television journalist Christine ...