Saving Private Ryan (1998) Review – It’s A Memorable Touching War Movie
Few war films have reshaped the cinematic landscape the way Saving Private Ryan did. Steven Spielberg’s 1998 epic is not...
Drama
The Great Films You Must See at Cleveland Film Festival
Since its beginnings in 1977, the Cleveland International Film Festival has grown from a modest showcase of global cinema into...
Hacksaw Ridge (2016) Review – It Is Tense & Heart Pounding
Hacksaw Ridge stands as one of the most uncompromising war films of the modern era — not simply because of...
Windtalkers (2002) Review-More Action Than Edge Of The Seat
Windtalkers arrives with a powerful premise and a story of undeniable historical importance. The contribution of the Navajo Code Talkers...
We Were Soldiers (2002) Review -Is Gripping, Thrilling and Daring
We Were Soldiers approaches the Vietnam War with clarity of purpose and emotional weight. Directed by Randall Wallace, the film...
Braddock: Missing in Action III (1988) Review – A Great Bookend
By the time Braddock: Missing in Action III lands, the formula is familiar — jungle, conflict, rescue. But what sets...
Missing in Action 2: The Beginning (1985) Review – A Great Prequel
While released after Missing in Action, Missing in Action 2: The Beginning rewinds the story to its roots — placing...
Black Hawk Down (2001) Review – This is Unmissable
Black Hawk Down remains one of the most immersive depictions of modern warfare ever committed to film. Directed with uncompromising...
Silent Rage (1982) Review – This Is A Great Horror/Thriller
There’s a moment in Silent Rage where it becomes clear this isn’t just another Chuck Norris vehicle — it’s something...
Lone Survivor (2013) Review It’s Not To Be Missed
Lone Survivor does not approach war as abstraction or spectacle. Directed by Peter Berg, the film commits to portraying Operation...
