Latest Articles by Brian Knapp
September 9, 2008
by Brian Knapp
DVD Review: <em>Harold and Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay</em>

Harold and Kumar Escape From Guantanamo Bay is not only a hilarious stoner comedy, it’s also one of a long line of comedies that offer a defense of American ideals of liberty.

September 6, 2008
by Brian Knapp
Huntington & Chandler, P.I.s: Start Up

“A businessman carries a ballpoint, a teacher carries a pencil, but a lawyer, a successful lawyer, carries a pen like it’s a goddamn samurai sword.”

September 5, 2008
by Brian Knapp
AFI’s Ten Top Tens: Westerns

The fifth article examining the AFI Ten Top Tens shoots up the Western genre and hangs it high.

August 29, 2008
by Brian Knapp
AFI’s Ten Top Tens: Mystery

The fourth article in our examination of AFI’s Ten Top Tens investigates the mystery genre.

August 23, 2008
by Brian Knapp
Lot for Sale

“The meek shall inherit the Earth,” he whispered. “Then sell it for profit.”

August 22, 2008
by Brian Knapp
AFI’s Ten Top Tens: Sports

As the Olympics draw to a close, we continue our series examining the AFI Ten Top Tens by looking at the genre of sports movies.

August 15, 2008
by Brian Knapp
AFI’s Ten Top Tens: Romantic Comedy

The second article in our examination of AFI’s Ten Top Tens is about every man’s favorite genre: Romantic Comedy.

August 10, 2008
by Brian Knapp
Movie Review: <em>The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor</em>

The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor continues the proud tradition of Spider-Man 3 and X-Men 3 in ruining perfectly good movie franchises.

August 8, 2008
by Brian Knapp
AFI’s Ten Top Tens: Animation

The first article in our exploration of AFI’s Ten Top Tens tackles the animation genre.

August 6, 2008
by Brian Knapp
DVD Review: The Last King of Scotland

The Last King of Scotland is an impressive movie about the attraction of powerful, charismatic, evil men.

August 3, 2008
by Brian Knapp
AFI’s Ten Top Tens: An Introduction

The American Film Institute has recently released its ten best films in ten genres. This is the introduction to our ten-part series examining the AFI’s lists.

July 31, 2008
by Brian Knapp
Movie Review: <i>Step Brothers</i>

Will Ferrell’s latest movie is childish, vulgar, cruel, and “lowers the civility of our civilization.” It’s also pretty funny.

July 27, 2008
by Brian Knapp
Movie Review: <i>The Dark Knight</i>

The Dark Knight is the cinematic great American novel of the 21st Century in its exploration of the ideals and pitfalls of modern civilization.

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