The Fountainhead Directed by King Vidor
The Fountainhead, Directed by King Vidor
By Ron Falzone
There is art and then there is guilty pleasure. And King Vidor’s version of Ayn Rand’s The Fountainhead will never be confused for the former.
Essays
The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp, Directed by The Archers
The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp, Directed by The Archers
By Ron Falzone
There are many filmmakers I love, but only a few that I hold in awe. At the top of my list are the great Japanese minimalist Yasujiro Ozu, and the extraordinary British maximalist team of Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger.
The Next Voice You Hear, Directed by William Wellman
The Next Voice You Hear, Directed by William Wellman
By Ron Falzone
I am the product of twelve years of Catholic education. This means that I do not take guilt lightly. At the same time, I love guilty pleasures. This is especially true when that guilt involves movies about religion.
The Train, Directed by John Frankenheimer
The Train, Directed by John Frankenheimer
By Ron Falzone
John Frankenheimer was always an enigmatic filmmaker. Just when you thought you knew what he was about, he would fling a cinematic monkey wrench at your assumption.
Will Success Spoil Rick Hunter, Directed by Frank Tashlin
Will Success Spoil Rick Hunter, Directed by Frank Tashlin
By Ron Falzone
Here’s something many of us thought we would never say: “Damn, I miss going to the office.” Well, there are myriad ways of vicariously rejoining the workforce, not the least of which could include bingeing on Mad Men or The Office yet again.
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