All of a sudden, they are whining about the demise of “story”. Peter Guber pines for the days when movies had stories.

Ultimately, he blames the audience for the perceived breakdown in narrative quality: in…

This weekend in the New York Times, A.O. Scott discreetly explores the dilemma of the Holocaust movie. As far as I’m concerned, there are extremely few movies dealing with this topic that are any good. Most of the time, a huge cringe factor is involved when watching the fictionalization and…