Archive for tag: Mark Hamill

Review: Star Wars

18 April, 2011 (07:14) | by Robert C. Cumbow, Film Reviews, Science Fiction | By: Robert C. Cumbow

[Originally published in Movietone News 55, September 1977] Relevance has always been the great bugaboo of science fiction film. Among film genres, sf (“sci-fi” is a flippancy coined during the Fifties by people who took the genre less than seriously; those who know and love science fiction call it sf) has been a distinctly poor [...]

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Review: The Big Red One

24 September, 2009 (08:10) | by Robert Horton, Film Reviews, Sam Fuller | By: Robert Horton

[Originally published in Movietone News 66-67, March 1981] Trying to flag down a notion of just how “pure cinema”—Hitchcock’s term—works is tricky. The implication is that there is a level on which film operates which is undetectable by those who are unwilling or untrained. Sounds kinda elitist, I’m sure, but this is probably why many [...]

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