Auteurist Class
Peter SobczynskiMy personal Substack. Movie reviews, terrible jokes and occasional arcane T-Swift references. The usual nonsense, just a new location
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Crimes et Délits
Coup de Chance is the 50th feature film to be written and directed by Woody Allen and there are suggestions that it may well prove to be his final cinematic statement overall. Of course, as those of us who have sat through such recent listl...
Godzilla Minus Interest
Cinephiles with long memories will no doubt recall that triumphant moment in 1984 when actress Shirley MacLaine reached the culmination of her long and storied career when she took home a long-overdue Oscar for her work in Terms of Endearme...
Kiss of the Doberman
Dogman is a movie that is, to put it bluntly, so batshit crazy that one watches it with the same kind of stunned fascination that they might use to observe a massive car crash. Watching it, you get the sense that writer-director Luc Besson ...
Roadhouse Blues
At this point, I suppose that I need to confess that I have never quite venerated the cult favorite cable staple Road House to the extent that so many others have done in the years since its 1989 debut—I like it just fine (I even saw it dur...
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Peter Sobczynski is a film critic based in Chicago whose reviews can be found at RogerEbert.com, TheSpool.net and the Movie Madness podcast on the Now Playing Network. He is an enthusiast of De Palma, Milla J and T Swift.
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