Writer, director, and producer, Paul Davids, has done a wonderful job in bringing to the public the independent and modestly-budgeted film, Starry Night, and with Paul's talent, too bad he didn't have more production money.  Starry Night is a beautiful and unique story of Vincent van Gogh who comes back to contemporary times in Los Angeles and finds that his paintings are now worth millions.  Van Gogh only sold one painting in his lifetime and ...
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In this review of The Tailor of Panama, I could probably just say, "Save your money."  However, there are lessons to be learned.First, don't go to see a movie just because a great actor, in this case Geoffrey Rush, is in it, because you can't judge a movie from the past ones that the actor played in.  

  Even Geoffrey Rush could not make this movie digestible.  The movie started out hopeful with Geoffrey Rush doing ...
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I feel that I must expose the dangers of the film The Secret, because of its potential to cause many thousands to miss the will of God in major areas of their lives. “The secret” is really no secret.

In the Lucifer Rebellion 200,000 years ago, Lucifer basically told all constituents in the system of Satania (in which he, at one time, was the system sovereign), that God’s ascension plan was too difficult and that life was too hard doing it basically ...
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Documentary

A very well-done documentary and winner of the Jury Prize AFI Silverdocs, about the life of band leader Roky Erickson , and his use of drugs---which led to schizophrenia and many years of mental disability. It gives a glimpse of Erickson's very unusual family--his mother and brothers. His mother was a 4th-order starseed (see The Cosmic Family, Volume 1), who could not...
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Peter Falk, David Paymer, Judge Reinhold and Laura San Giacomo

An eccentric 90-year-old Jewish actor, played by Peter Falk, who lives in Manhattan interacts with his 3 grown children---2 sons and a daughter---because he wishes to commit suicide, even though he is loved and enjoys life tremendously. This film is hilarious, with quick wit, New York humor and dialogue, and has many emotional moments. Don't miss it!

Ed Harris, Diane Kruger

A very well-done film about the life of Beethoven in his older years and the admiration of a young female student, who becomes his first assistant. His passion for life and his great music he explains are his connection with God and the music he hears is the various voices of God. The scene of Beethoven conducting the Ninth Symphony is breathtaking. Ed Harris could get the Academy Award for best actor. Then again, the Academy Awards have been fixed for more ...
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An in-depth study of how people control other people psychologically. In this case, an older woman blackmails a beautiful younger woman for companionship. Outstanding acting by Judi Dench and Cate Blanchett.