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191. VIVA LAS VEGAS, 1964
High-octane fun, powered by a music icon and a Hollywood sex kitten "Viva Las Vegas" You know those days when the weather is perfect, the sun is shining, and for the moment, you don’t have a care in the world? This week’s film, “Viva Las Vegas” , is the cinematic equivalent. Forget about plot details or today's social mores and dive head-on into euphoric escapism. Set in the colorful desert landscape and glittering neon lights of Las Vegas, this film is playful, sexy, and bur
Apr 2119 min read


71. THE PASSION OF JOAN OF ARC, 1928
This one-of-a-kind masterpiece forever changed my perception of cinema “The Passion of Joan of Arc” When I majored in film directing at college, I brought with me my knowledge and love of the 1970s and 80s cinema on which I grew up, as well as films from the 1930s onward that I’d discovered and devoured on television. Except for the occasional Charlie Chaplin or Buster Keaton movie, I had little knowledge or interest in silent films, unwittingly thinking they were all primiti
Aug 24, 202112 min read


37. THE POSEIDON ADVENTURE, 1972
An electrifying and underrated classic that spawned a new film genre The Poseidon Adventure With New Year's Eve upon us, I thought I’d present “The Poseidon Adventure”, an enthralling classic which takes place on that holiday. Just because it’s a disaster film don’t be fooled into thinking it's simply fluff or camp. This film is visually exciting, moving, suspenseful, and one fantastic adventure. Featuring an all-star cast (including five Oscar winners) along with a first-rat
Dec 29, 202015 min read
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