Ridley Scott’s newest film, Napoleon, suffers in its storytelling from the many historical inaccuracies that plague the picture. Napoleon is the latest film from Scott to be a miss for this film critic, joining both House of Gucci and The Last Duel. I missed my screening in mid-November because of last-minute scheduling conflicts in the nation’s capital. While I had an opportunity to attend a FYC screening during Thanksgiving weekend, my sinuses had other plans…
"Napoleon Is Not Helped By Historical Inaccuracies"Tag: Rupert Everett
It’s been just over 26 and a half years since the release of Dunston Checks In but this film remains a complete laugh riot. “Why is everyone in this hotel always slapping me?!?” – Lionel Spalding to Buck LaFarge With everything going on, I really needed a mindless comedy. One that I didn’t really need to think too hard about. This is the thing about watching this sort of film: it is critic-proof. It’s a…
"Dunston Checks In and It’s A Laugh Riot"
The Happy Prince offers some interesting insight into the life of Irish poet and playwright Oscar Wilde towards the later days of life. Oscar Wilde was an interesting character. He was also a victim of an unjust law in the United Kingdom. Wilde would formally be pardoned for his actions by England in 2017 but that didn’t change the past. Could his life have ended differently if the LGBTQ community were accepted for who they…
"The Happy Prince: The Life of Oscar Wilde"