The Godfather Part II (1974) Film Review    Can’t a man get a good night’s sleep? Such a thunderous opening of the continuation of a family which has the appearance of love but in actuality lives in deceit contains that precious emerald of The Hebrew Canon:   But the wicked are like the troubled sea; for it cannot rest, and its waters cast up mire and dirt. There is no....

In a brutally stark confrontation with nihilism, Visioneers charmingly adds comedy to what an Albert Camus would define as absurd: the ease of living life without an ounce of suffering causes spontaneous combusting, and a population sensationalized into avoiding even further harm.   The main protagonist George (Zack Galafianakis) is whimsically a custodian at his predefined set level....

In Downfall, the inevitability of grandiosity of a nation, and the megalomania of its relentless hell-bent leader, has a lengthy treatment in the observation of an unending belief in the righteousness of German people per se.    The film appropriately lets the viewer into what is only imagined in the constant learning to the downfall of Adolf Hitler and his captivation of German....