A nice series of snapshots of movies released in the last 10 years or so. I don't always agree with Loder, and he sometimes hits way the far off the mark, but he is never boring. He also has separate sections that cover foreign films and documentaries, subjects usually ignored by the mainstream movie-going audience. In addition, the book concludes with a section devoted just to the awful films that Nicholas Cage has made recently, which was a nice comedic touch/tribute.

The book is well worth the read. And for those who are not film conesours, it is neatly divided-up, making it easy to avoid individual films and categories of films that are not of interest to you. However, I did find more than a few new films I am now interested in checking out for myself. ( )

A nice series of snapshots of movies released in the last 10 years or so. I don't always agree with Loder, and he sometimes hits way the far off the mark, but he is never boring. He also has separate sections that cover foreign films and documentaries, subjects usually ignored by the mainstream movie-going audience. In addition, the book concludes with a section devoted just to the awful films that Nicholas Cage has made recently, which was a nice comedic touch/tribute.

The book is well worth the read. And for those who are not film conesours, it is neatly divided-up, making it easy to avoid individual films and categories of films that are not of interest to you. However, I did find more than a few new films I am now interested in checking out for myself. ( )

A nice series of snapshots of movies released in the last 10 years or so. I don't always agree with Loder, and he sometimes hits way the far off the mark, but he is never boring. He also has separate sections that cover foreign films and documentaries, subjects usually ignored by the mainstream movie-going audience. In addition, the book concludes with a section devoted just to the awful films that Nicholas Cage has made recently, which was a nice comedic touch/tribute.

The book is well worth the read. And for those who are not film conesours, it is neatly divided-up, making it easy to avoid individual films and categories of films that are not of interest to you. However, I did find more than a few new films I am now interested in checking out for myself. ( )

A nice series of snapshots of movies released in the last 10 years or so. I don't always agree with Loder, and he sometimes hits way the far off the mark, but he is never boring. He also has separate sections that cover foreign films and documentaries, subjects usually ignored by the mainstream movie-going audience. In addition, the book concludes with a section devoted just to the awful films that Nicholas Cage has made recently, which was a nice comedic touch/tribute.

The book is well worth the read. And for those who are not film conesours, it is neatly divided-up, making it easy to avoid individual films and categories of films that are not of interest to you. However, I did find more than a few new films I am now interested in checking out for myself. ( )