The following five films (in no particular order) are a good starting point if you are interested in exploring the work of Humphrey Bogart.
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Prepare for it to take up space in your memory storage for days.
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As a young Black man in America, Thomas faces a corrupt justice system, negative stereotypes, open provocations in white spaces, and flat out violence.
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Saul, a 94-year-old drummer, and Ruby, a 90-year-old accordion player, have a band.
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Having been mentally eligible for Social Security since the sagacious age of 18, I have a deep, abiding love for films centering around cranky old curmudgeons grappling with existential dilemmas.
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Inspired by outré musicals like The Phantom of the Paradise and The Rocky Horror Picture Show, Tezuka and Chicada chucked every idea imaginable into this fun bomb of a movie.
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Whereas a Hawks world is inhabited by moments of sadness amidst a sea of optimism, Bogdanovich’s worlds invert that dichotomy to have the characters experience fleeting moments of joy amidst their hollow lives.
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Still yet to be bested in terms of pure fist-pumping superhero antics.
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