RSS
Home
Subscribe
RSS Feed
Favorites
That Leo McCarey does not enjoy a more substantial reputation today is one of the cinema’s greater puzzles. Let’s take a look at his...
Keep Reading »
|
Find out more about Luke: Luke Baynes is a graduate of the University of Vermont. An aficionado of diners and the highways of America, he’s most at home in a darkened movie theater as the lights begin to flicker. Send Luke your comments at lukebaynes@gmail.com. |
Subscribe to Luke's Email Alerts
Get alerts when Luke submits a new article
Burlington Movie Examiner's Articles
Showing: Profiles articles
.jpg)
.jpg)
Of all the directors to emerge during the American movie renaissance of the 1970s, the most underrated is Michael Ritchie. Ritchie brought a new brand...
Keep Reading »
Keep Reading »
In the mid-‘60s, Jean-Luc Godard was riding perhaps the greatest burst of creativity in movie history. His 1960 debut, À bout de souffle...
Keep Reading »
Keep Reading »
The French auteur theory expostulates that the director is the sole author of a film, and that the great director is he who leaves his distinct...
Keep Reading »
Keep Reading »
It seems odd today to think that Alfred Hitchcock, perhaps the most widely recognized directorial figure this side of Steven Spielberg, was once...
Keep Reading »
Keep Reading »
