Our series Beauty is Everything: Vincente Minnelli closes Thursday night at the Heights Theater with a screening of the 1958 Oscar winner for Best Picture, Gigi. Review by Trylon volunteer Geoffrey Steuven. Alternately remembered as a late, great MGM musical and one of the worst films to ever win the Best Picture… Continue reading
The Trylon’s Jim Jarmusch: No Answers Provided series continues with one of our absolute favorites, Down by Law. Review by Trylon Volunteer Michelle Baroody. When Down by Law was released in 1986, Roger Ebert wrote that this “is a movie about cheap whiskey and black coffee, all-night drunks and lost… Continue reading
The Trylon’s Jim Jarmusch: No Answers Provided continues this week, with his masterful acid western, Dead Man. Review by Trylon volunteer Caty Rent. Every Night & every Morn Some to Misery are Born. Every Morn & every Night Some are Born to sweet delight. –William Blake, Augeries of Innocence Dead Man is… Continue reading
The Trylon is celebrating the work of comedian/writer/director Harold Ramis this weekend with two of his funniest movies–Stripes and Groundhog Day. Review by Trylon regular Aaron Vehling. There’s a point in Harold Ramis’ 1993 film Groundhog Day when arrogant Pittsburgh weatherman Phil Connors (Bill Murray) posits that the omniscience and… Continue reading
