Drunken Master
I don't know much about Chinese cinema at all so all I can say is that I really like this film. The fact that some of the female...
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The Man who wasn't There but was but wasn't as infinitum
I liked this movie. A man was there. He was there merely functioning. Indifferent not only to his job, his wife, his supposed friend 'Big...
Noodlemania a.k.a. Tompopo
Tompopo was fucking mental from start to finish. It's all about ramen and a sensuous passion for all things foody in Japan. We celebrated...
Drunken Master
Film review I believe this is the first dubbed film that I’ve ever seen, although I have seen various clips from films like this over the...
The Man Who Wasn't There - with many spoilers
The Man Who Wasn’t There is a classic noir look at a small town American who’s desperation to escape his life leads him spiraling into...
Drunken Master
There is so much to be said about Drunken Master, the film that would prove to give Jackie Chan his major breakthrough with his own...
The Man Who Wasn't There
Overview The Man Who Wasn't There is a 2001 film by the Coen Brothers, set in 1949 and filmed entirely in black and white. The story...
The drunken master... FIGHT!
This film’s philosophy on life is fight your way out of any situation! Got a contract to kill someone FIGHT! got a rubbish Marshal arts...
The Man Who Wasn't There
I’ve seen enough films to recognise the Coen Brothers distinctive style, with great attention to detail concerning the script and...
Tampopo review
So from what I could tell, this film is basically a Japanese erotic ramen-based western. This film is all the proof you ever need that...
Tampopo - with many spoilers
It seems that declaring Tampopo a “Spaghetti Noodle Eastern Western” would have made Director Juzo Itami a very happy man. The film...
The man who killed a dead soul and a national icon
Sorry, The Man Who Killed Hitler and then Bigfoot. I think that's the title. I enjoyed this film. It was pleasant and easy viewing. The...
The man who wasn’t there
Ed Crane is a quiet, no bullshit, chain smoking barber, who works at his brother in law’s Franks barber shop. Ed is the kind of man who...
Tampopo- The good, the bad and the ugly of the noodle world
I am going to review this film outside of my normal format, because (a) it has been almost a week since i watched it and had many...
Tea and Tampopo
Last week saw film club hit its tenth review deadline. Ten critical, judgmental weeks have passed since the boredom of lock-down lead us...
The Man Who Wasn't There
The Coen Brothers have been accused in the past of displaying masterful technique in filmmaking but no heart. The Man Who Wasn't There...
Oodles of Noodles
Tampopo, where do you begin with such a masterpiece. I defiantly feel my work ethic is below par with how much dedication Tampopo puts...
Tampopo!
“Tampopo” (Dandelion) Do you have an unhealthy obsession with noodles?, do you think that American cowboys are just too.......
Tampopo, or A Fistful of Noodles
In his online Masterclass, Screenwriter Aaron Sorkin (The Social Network, Moneyball) describes plot as a washing line on which to hang...
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