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‘Remembering Gene Wilder’ Has Flaws But Unforgettable For His Fans

I think what made Gene Wilder so popular with a lot of young people especially with Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory was how there was a childish quality about him. There was a gullible niavete early in his career that made him likeable and even empathetic even though he wasn’t a Hollywood leading manContinue reading “‘Remembering Gene Wilder’ Has Flaws But Unforgettable For His Fans”

‘Dune: Part Two’ A Stylish Epic

Dune: Part Two is more or less a continuation of the first part, but you feel filmmaker Denis Villeneuve had more freedom and abilities to take more chances. The two movies journey to the silver screen could be recorded as one of the best “Making of” documentaries of all time. The first movie was originallyContinue reading “‘Dune: Part Two’ A Stylish Epic”

‘Wonka’ Lacks Pure Imagination

Wonka is one of those movies that thinks its existence is enough to satisfy an audience for two hours. The director, Paul King, made the two Paddington movies. Yet, the charm and wit of those movies is lost here. This is the result of a movie director getting too comfortable with the source material thatContinue reading “‘Wonka’ Lacks Pure Imagination”