Baseball Movies · Films: D · Reviews: D
Damn Yankees
A lively celebration of baseball as America’s pastime set during an era where the game was at its peak.
Category: Films: D
The Delicate Art of Parking
The Delicate Art of Parking is held together because of its strong characters. They’re funny, they’re quirky and, most of all, they’re realistic.
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Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark
Sticks to the familiar but he does it in such a way that it’s still extremely creepy, a little bit campy and, at times, quite a lot of fun.
Dead Like Me: Life After Death
Life After Death is a disappointing continuation and maybe letting go will be for the best rather than let it continue at an inferior level.
The Duchess
At its simplest, it’s a gorgeous film with beautiful period costumes and intricate set designs. However, something tells me that’s not the level director Saul Dibb wanted to achieve greatest on.
Films: D · Racing Movies · Reviews: D
Days of Thunder
When it’s on the racetrack, it’s thrills abound as the big sound and fast-moving cars make for sensory overload. However, when the action fades and it’s time to give the characters some meat.
The Day the Earth Stood Still
Made at the time as a plead for international peace, its message should still ring true today where the world picture is more complex and, in many ways, more splintered and dangerous.
Drillbit Taylor
Has enough heart and insight into the complexities of being a teenager today that you can overlook some of its other shortcomings – primarily in the tired act of the titular character.
Dan in Real Life
Because it touches on the universal themes of loss and love so honestly, it is a film that feels authentic even in its many contrivances.
Dragonlance: Dragons of Autumn Twilight
A poorly animated tale that offers little new to the genre or the Dungeons and Dragons franchise in which it is based.
