Ramaa Mosley, ‘The Brass Teapot’ director, talks humor and ‘Close Encounters’
Our man Brian Milinsky sits down down with Ms. Mosley to talk about her new film.
Our man Brian Milinsky sits down down with Ms. Mosley to talk about her new film.
The implausibility of much of what happens in this film isn’t worthy of discussion or real consideration. It’s a popcorn action flick and on that level it delivers quite well.
I’ve heard that the novel that was adapted into this film is an excellent one. Too bad the movie isn’t.
Like an illusion involving levitation where the wires can clearly be seen, this was ultimately less than satisfying
Clichés from the 1960s abound, including iconic songs, stock footage, ‘hippies’ and more. But there is a decent romance here.
Writer/director Park Hoon-jung’s influence can be seen in the fact this is a dialogue-driven rather than action-driven story.
Director Brad Anderson manages to inject a surprisingly strong amount of tension into this thriller.
Pay the extra money and see this in IMAX 3D. It is definitely worth it.
This is one film that was dead on arrival.
This is the excellent story of Chile’s battle against the ruthless reign of General Augosto Pinochet in 1988.