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Movie Reviews by Steven D. Greydanus - Page 22 of 34

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Review of Ivanhoe (1982)

By Steven D. Greydanus (674) for Decent Films Guide (519) on 03 Apr 2005

To date, the best screen version of Ivanhoe… the whole cast is excellent…

Review of Millions (2005)

By Steven D. Greydanus (674) for Decent Films Guide (519) on 11 Mar 2005

A rare, special family film: a parable rather than a morality tale; a film that combines high ideals and hard realities; a story of faith in…

Review of Millions (1937)

By Steven D. Greydanus (674) for Decent Films Guide (519) on 11 Mar 2005

A rare, special family film: a parable rather than a morality tale; a film that combines high ideals and hard realities; a story of faith in…

Review of Stalag 17 (1953)

By Steven D. Greydanus (674) for Decent Films Guide (519) on 17 Feb 2005

Grimly hilarious, subversive and defiant, rough around the edges, and more than a little sad…

Review of Strictly Ballroom (1992)

By Steven D. Greydanus (674) for Decent Films Guide (519) on 17 Feb 2005

Though made for a fraction of [Moulin Rouge]'s budget and with no big stars,Strictly Ballroom is the better film in every way…

Review of Million Dollar Baby (2004)

By Steven D. Greydanus (674) for Decent Films Guide (519) on 17 Feb 2005

Deeply troubling and potentially gravely harmful artifact of the culture of death…

Review of Chariots of Fire (1981)

By Steven D. Greydanus (674) for Decent Films Guide (519) on 03 Feb 2005

A period piece that explores timeless themes of temporal ambitions and higher purposes, of commitment and sacrifice, of ability and spirit…

Review of The Forgotten (2004)

By Steven D. Greydanus (674) for Decent Films Guide (519) on 03 Feb 2005

What the father-son bond was to Frequency… mother love is to The Forgotten, a Twilight Zone / X-Files-esque thriller with a pro-life twist…

Review of Witness (1985)

By Steven D. Greydanus (674) for Decent Films Guide (519) on 03 Feb 2005

A compelling thriller, a smoldering love story, a thoughtful study in comparative cultures, and a respectful exploration of religious community…

Review of In Good Company (2004)

By Steven D. Greydanus (674) for Decent Films Guide (519) on 14 Jan 2005

Not as sharp or quirky as About a Boy, but it has a stronger moral center, and the same humane, thoughtful approach to characters and ideas…

Review of Ordet (1955)

By Steven D. Greydanus (674) for Decent Films Guide (519) on 07 Jan 2005

Dreyer is digging deeper than these slogans [institutional religion versus personalized faith], to the regions of mystery where Johannes's…

Review of Nazarín (1959)

By Steven D. Greydanus (674) for Decent Films Guide (519) on 07 Jan 2005

The most breathtaking cinematic cross-examination of faith I have ever seen… not content to ignore religion as a non-issue, or to take…

Review of The Princess Bride (1987)

By Steven D. Greydanus (674) for Decent Films Guide (519) on 07 Jan 2005

One of those rare satiric gems, like The Court Jester and Galaxy Quest, that doesn't just send up a genre, but honors it at the same time…

Review of Francesco (1989)

By Steven D. Greydanus (674) for Decent Films Guide (519) on 30 Dec 2004

How has this vibrant human firebrand, this unpredictable, leaping, shouting zealot, been transformed into the sheepish, subdued, self-deprecating…

Review of Flight of the Phoenix (2004)

By Steven D. Greydanus (674) for Decent Films Guide (519) on 17 Dec 2004

Mirrors the plot of the original point for point. All that's missing is little things like subtlety, nuance, characterization, and human interest…

Review of Christmas with the Kranks (2004)

By Steven D. Greydanus (674) for Decent Films Guide (519) on 08 Dec 2004

Makes the colossal mistake of making Luther's obsession seem almost a valid protest against conformity -- then lets the neighbors not only…

Review of Steamboat Bill, Jr. (1928)

By Steven D. Greydanus (674) for Decent Films Guide (519) on 07 Dec 2004

Boasts the most astonishing and indelible images in Keaton's body of work, and some of the best moments in movie history… wildly inventive,…

Review of House of Flying Daggers (2004)

By Steven D. Greydanus (674) for Decent Films Guide (519) on 03 Dec 2004

Third art-house wuxia in a row with Zhang Ziyi the subject of violent sexual advances -- but the first that seems to take an unhealthy interest…

Review of I Am David (2003)

By Steven D. Greydanus (674) for Decent Films Guide (519) on 03 Dec 2004

At its best in the taut opening and in the third act, when the pieces finally come together. In between, the episodic story sags a bit…

Review of Lassie Come Home (1943)

By Steven D. Greydanus (674) for Decent Films Guide (519) on 22 Nov 2004

As Old Yeller is the classic story of a boy and his dog, Lassie Come Home is the classic story of a dog and her boy…

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