Is a 30-second misstep enough to sabotage an otherwise exemplary cinematic journey? Can an unfortunate decision, the mistake of a relatively novice filmmaker, perhaps, derail what had been, up to that point, an immersive, wholly unique experience?

Michael Ritchie’s Downhill Racer is one of the dullest sports movies ever made, which is precisely the point.

It turns out the newspaper reports were wrong, the dinosaurs were not wiped-out 65 million years ago by a comet impact.

I recently watched Goodfellas for the third…and final time, not because I intend to retire to eremitism, join a cult or end my life soon, but—to see how it held up

Ah, what better way to start than the Holocaust? Now, as Schindler’s List showed, Amon Göth leisurely shooting inmates from his balcony was fun, but I’m afraid Hollywood’s first attempt at dealing with this cheeriest of subjects