The world has changed so dramatically in the last six years that entertainment from the pre-MeToo era can seem positively prehistoric.
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Nicolas Cage cleaned up nicely in a Golden Globe-nominated turn as the lovestruck hero in writer-director Andrew Bergman’s semi-classic tale of love, temptation and sky-diving Elvises, 1992’s Honeymoon in Vegas.
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Nora Ephron Month concludes with an affectionate look back at 2005’s Bewitched, a muddled, excessively convoluted meta take on the 1960s sitcom that god help me, I kinda liked.
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My reader-funded exploration of the complete filmography of Virginia Madsen continues with her utterly delightful lead performance in the charming 1984 romantic comedy Electric Dreams.
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My patron-funded exploration of the films and television projects of disgraced video vixen continues with 1993’s Three of Hearts, a weirdly seductive romantic comedy where Kitaen has a blink and you miss it cameo as a sexy woman at a lesbian bar.
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Nicolas Cage is the world’s nicest, most honest cop in Andrew Bergman’s perfectly fine 1994 working class romantic comedy It Could Happen To You.
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Five years after Grease John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John reunited as sexy thieves in 1983’s Two of a Kind, a fantasy-comedy about God and the devil squaring off to determine the fate of humanity in a movie that failed as spectacularly as Grease succeeded.
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You generous sadists made me and Clint watch an Eva Longoria ghost fart romantic comedy, with Lake Bell and Paul Rudd that honestly, was a little bit silly.
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