Editor-in-chief of the inaccurately named blog Edward Copeland on Film. Though the primary focus is on movies, my contributors and I also discuss books, music, television and theater.
Editor-in-chief of the inaccurately named blog Edward Copeland on Film. Though the primary focus is on movies, my contributors and I also discuss books, music, television and theater.
Ivan G. Shreve, Jr. recalls the second of the Anthony Mann/Jommy Stewart Westerns, Bend of the River, on that film's 60th anniversary. http://eddieonfilm.blogspot.com/2011/02/there-is-difference-between-apples-and.html
Michael W. Phillipa Jr. looks back at Bob Fosse's "re-conceptializatization" of the musical Cabaret for his film version which turns 40 years old today. http://eddieonfilm.blogspot.com/2011/02/i-am-most-strange-and-extraordinary.html
Hell and Back Again creates a compelling documentary using innovative techniques and modified equipment to foloow a Marine on the ground in Afghanistan and later when he returns home to North Carolina following wounds both physical and psychological. http://eddieonfilm.blogspot.com/2012/02/hell-and-back-again.html
Sam Levinson's directing debut, ANother Happy Day, for which he also wrote the script, succeeds far better than other recent dysfunctional families at wedding gathering films thanks to the right blend of dark humor, pathos and truth and a great cast. Ellen Barkin gets her best role in more than a decade and Ezra Miller continues to show that he's a young actor to watch. http://eddieonfilm.blogspot.com/2011/02/if-anyone-believes-these-two-families.html