Robert Aldrich’s 1962 classic What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? is remembered for the immortal performance of Bette Davis as Baby Jane. But Joan Crawford as Jane’s disabled sister Blanche complemented Jane’s character perfectly. The psychological thriller perhaps is the…
The season-opener of Airwolf Season 3, “The Horn of Plenty” was one of the show’s most exciting episodes in which Hawke was shown captured and brainwashed by a bad guy. With Airwolf and Dom also surrendered to the villain’s gang,…
One of the most popular and hot-favorite TV shows from my childhood, War of the Worlds (1988 – 1990) by Greg Strangis lasted 2 seasons and was a sophisticated and gory show by those times’ standards. The show had a…
Arguably the best film ever made, at least in Hollywood, Victor Fleming’s Gone with the Wind remains an epic for all times, blending history and emotion, substance and spirit, in a drama that has captivated audiences for nearly 80 years…
In the good old days of Hindi cinema, there were some movies (exceptions) that were not cheap rehash or copies of Hollywood and other foreign films. One such gem is Meera (1979) by Gulzar. The movie shows the life story…
One of the best films ever that turns its subject matter inside out, Shattered Glass (2003) by Billy Ray impresses by its focus as well as extraordinary character development. The film is based on the real life story of a…
Tragic, terrifying, and utterly revealing – Clint Eastwood’s Changeling (2008) is the kind of film that grabs your attention from the first scene to the closing credits. Based on true events in 1920s’ NY, the film shows the story of…
The third season of Star Trek TNG had some of the best episodes – action, mystery, drama, and great conflict between characters. The 11th episode was titled “The Hunted” introduced an exciting character – Roga Danar (played by Jeff McCarthy)…
Of the Star Trek movies that I have seen so far, The Voyage Home is matchless with lots of adventurous, funny, and inspiring moments. In this account, the team ventures back home, ready to face the charges for disobeying orders…
Hachi: A Dog’s Tale (2009) is based on the true story of a dog Hachiko – an Akita in Japan – who was adopted by a teacher and bonded with him as his most loyal friend. Every day he left…