If you’d like to catch up on the earlier installments, check out Part 1 and Part 2 of 50 Favorite... Read More
My 50th birthday is approaching so I’ve naturally been taking stock of, well, everything. I’ve been looking back at the... Read More
Film music concerts are more prevalent than ever. That’s good news for film composers who want to show the “serious”... Read More
Legendary Mexican revolutionary Pancho Villa has always been a colorful presence in film. The larger-than-life bandit was made for the... Read More
August is my birthday month. But rather than wait for the 19th to roll around, I’m celebrating my birthday a... Read More
Few films are as majestic or engrossing as David Lean’s LAWRENCE OF ARABIA. With a running time of nearly four... Read More
In celebration of the imminent release of Tadlow’s new re-recording of LAWRENCE OF ARABIA, I’m devoting this month’s “9 on... Read More
David Lean provided a triple threat for his final film, A PASSAGE TO INDIA (1984), serving as director, screenwriter, and... Read More
It’s one of the most famous examples of film editing in movie history. Peter O’Toole blows out a match and... Read More
Three-time Academy Award-winner Maurice Jarre died today at age 84 from cancer. And it is his music that we celebrate... Read More