‘The Carey Treatment’: lively thriller from an early Crichton book
Blake Edwards had one of the most eclectic filmographies of any major American director — everything from the slapstick Inspector Clouseau comedies to “Breakfast at Tiffany’s” to unheralded thrillers...
View Article‘Kung Fu’: vivid retelling of the Bruce Lee story
The new David Henry Hwang play, “Kung Fu,” doesn’t officially open at the Signature Theatre on West 42nd St. in Manhattan until the end of this month, but there has already been buzz that a Broadway...
View ArticleBad Movies We Love: ‘Modesty Blaise’
You might have to have been around in the 1960s to get as much of a kick from “Modesty Blaise” as I do. The movie arrived in 1966 — smack in the middle of the pop cultural hysteria triggered by the...
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