Review by Dominic Messier, Founder, Editor and Film Writer Of all film genres, the one that is arguably the hardest to pull of with any form of accuracy, is the war film. Many have been made, only a handful are recognized as masterpieces of their respective eras, testaments to every major military conflict of…
By Dominic Messier, Founder, Editor and Film Writer It’s been 54 years since Julie Andrews and Dick Van Dyke graced movie screens with their legendary song and dance numbers, loosely based on the writings of P.L. Travers about the magical nanny who’s “practically perfect in every way.” Thanks to a strong directorial lead by…
By Dominic Messier, Founder, Editor and Film Writer In an Oscar season where over half the nominees are period pieces, it’s interesting to see the parallel storylines established between Christopher Nolan’s Dunkirk and that of this, Joe Wright’s retelling of the tense days of World War II as England faced the threat of Nazi annexation while…