B. A. D. Reviews
Brett Alan DewingBecause no art can outrun the Divine, but that's no guarantee the results are sublime. Three-minute reviews blending wisdom and wit from an intellectual Christian perspective.
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Tonight and Every Night
Recently, I sustained an injury that has prevented me from driving. If you know where I live, you know that that prevents everything else imaginable, because everything is a 30-minute drive away. Thus, just when the theatres started showing...
The Cremator
My greatest cinematic joy this year has been the discovery of the Czech New Wave. A brief time of creative freedom in communist-controlled Czechoslovakia, it birthed a large number of amazing and varied films that bend the nature of the med...
The Prince of Egypt: The Musical
It is a no-brainer that Broadway legend Stephen Schwartz (Godspell, Wicked, etc.) would create a full-length epic Broadway musical out of his Oscar-winning work on DreamWorks’s surprisingly good The Prince of Egypt. It is one of THE stories...
Gilda
The similarities between Charles Vidor’s Gilda and Michael Curtiz’s Casablanca are shockingly numerous. Major plot points and settings and set pieces all recall the Best Picture from four years earlier. And yet, Gilda always remains its (an...
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Brett Alan Dewing is a poet, playwright, critic, teacher, and narratologist. A Canadian in an American body, he currently lives in exile amid the post-agricultural hills of mega-rural Pennsylvania.
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