Baseball Movies · Films: T · Reviews: T
Touching Home
Touching Home is stronger when it focuses on the small-town life than when it steps on the ball diamond. The decent cast elevates it to a tolerable level.
Category: Films: T
True Legend
Kicking, punching and a whole lot of flair, that’s Yuen Woo Ping’s True Legend, the final film with David Carradine.
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Take Me Home Tonight
Can you name all the 80s movie references in this music video?
Toy Story 3
Pixar have once again reminded me that there is a way to create a film that not only appeals to just about everyone, but also prove that three-quels need not suck.
Baseball Movies · Films: T · Reviews: T
Talent for the Game
It’s by no means some sort of quote-whoringly “fantastic stuff,” “the best baseball movie since Ken Burns took 18 hours of my life” or even “a home run.” Sometimes a solid single is all that it takes.
Two on a Guillotine
Hangs a neon sign around the key set-up points and lights off fireworks around them so that it’s easy to see exactly what the big reveals will be.
Tombstone
One of the finest Westerns to come along since the genre decided largely to pack up and ride into the sunset several decades ago.
Triangle
Has a strong visual style but a horrible story.
Tinker Bell and the Lost Treasure
Featuring beautiful nature animation and possessing a passable plot, if nothing else, Tinker Bell and the Lost Treasure opens up a world beyond the Never Land everyone seemingly knows.
Three Days of the Condor
It’s got the mystery aspect down beautifully, but because I wasn’t given a chance to get behind the characters and get to know them, I had a hard time getting into the film itself.
