So mind-numbingly banal, “Spy Game” is an insult to anyone who has to suffer through it. One bad choice piled on top of another, “Spy Game” quickly collapses under the weight of a ludicrous screenplay, flat acting and uninspired direction. The film is an exercise in futility, an albatross that sets a new milestone for big budget, big star, big screen disasters. Read the rest of this entry »

I have seen numerous theatrical and television movies based on the life of Moses. I’ve even been to Universal Studios Hollywood, where they part the Red Sea every ten minutes. Every time I watch as Moses begs to Rameses to “Let my people go,” I get a lump in my throat. Read the rest of this entry »