Entertainment Interviews, Film and TV Reviews and Interviews since 1993
A very good tribute to Cher the actress as this DVD box set does give us a good idea of how her career has developed from the late ’60s to the late ’90s. Although, this box set does not feature some of her well-known films, Read More …
A satisfying portrayal of the Scorpioni, “Tea with Mussolini” is a fascinating periodic film of Florence, Italy’s artistic culture and how those who relished it faced persecution during World War II. Director Franco Zeffirelli and writer John Mortimer make the film a bit too safe Read More …
“Mermaids” is quite a delightful coming-of-age film. Solid performances from Cher, Winona Ryder, Christina Ricci and Bob Hoskins and for the most part, an enjoyable tale about family sticking together no matter what challenges they face. Images courtesy of © 2010 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios Inc. All Read More …
Magnificent! One of the greatest romantic comedies that came from the ’80s, “Moonstruck” has everything you want from a romantic comedy…great music, great location, great story and magnificent performances. Cher and Olympia Dukakis were absolutely wonderful in this film! Images courtesy of © 2010 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Read More …
Although more of a film that showcases Meryl Streep, “Silkwood” was the new beginning for Cher the actress. Meryl Streep, Kurt Russell and Cher give an awesome performance in this 1983 film and definitely a worth inclusion to the “Cher: The Film Collection” DVD Box Read More …
“Chastity” is Cher’s second film written, produced and music composed by her husband Sonny Bono. Definitely not a good movie, nor is it excruciatingly bad. But the film does showcase Cher’s first major emotional role and definitely a worthy addition to the “Cher: The Film Read More …
“Good Times” features the first Cher appeared in a full length movie and its her only appearance with Sonny. Kitschy and goofy, the film maybe passable for those who are familiar with Cher’s later film work but if you are nostalgic of the late ’60s Read More …