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Tag Archives: heist movies
Review: The gorgeous Ruben Brandt, Collector (2019)
I love this film! It’s an animated art-survey course, as filtered through an international art-heist caper. So much fun. Gorgeous! My review of Ruben Brandt, Collector is now up at Rogerebert.com.
Posted in Art/Photography, Movies
Tagged animation, art, heist movies, Hungary, reviews
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Review: Blue Iguana (2018)
The poster kind of expresses the dumb derivative-ness of this movie. But listen, there’s a small screwball rom-com in there struggling to be free. So I’ll give it props for that. Also it gave me a chance to write about … Continue reading
Review: Rob the Mob (2014)
Last Ebert review for the week: Rob the Mob, which I really enjoyed. My review is now up at Ebert.
The Art of the Steal (2014); Written/Directed by Jonathan Sobol
Loved this movie. Guffawed with laughter watching it and am still laughing about some of the bits of schtick. And then there’s Kurt Russell, playing an Evel Kneivel-type character, complete with white jump suit. I mean, really? What more do … Continue reading