Category: Cinemas Greatest Scenes

by Robert Horvat July 11, 2018 3

Cinemas Greatest Scenes Film

Cinemas Greatest Scenes: The Death of Sergeant Elias.

When I first saw the movie poster for Platoon in 1986, with Sgt. Elias’ arms raised in the air, I wasContinue Reading

by Robert Horvat July 8, 2018 1

Cinemas Greatest Scenes Film

Cinemas Greatest Scenes: The Grapes of Wrath – I’ll Be There speech.

John Ford’s own understanding and fondness of the American people and their history is no more evident than in hisContinue Reading

by Robert Horvat July 2, 2018 1

Cinemas Greatest Scenes Film

Cinemas Greatest Scenes: Cinema Paradiso’s Kissing Montage.

Cinema Paradiso to my mind is one of the most heartwarming and nostalgic foreign language films ever produced. It beginsContinue Reading

by Robert Horvat September 12, 2016 0

Cinemas Greatest Scenes Film

Cinemas Greatest Scenes: Sergio Leone’s Mexican Standoff.

In the late sixties, Sergio Leone’s The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly (1966) was harshly criticized for its glorifiedContinue Reading

Earlier this year, Toronto-based musician, Alex Southey released his third studio album And The Country Stirred. In so doing he has once more proven to be an astute songwriter who weaves stories of the human experience we can all relate to. More recently, Southey was at it again revealing to the world his new EP titled My Nights On The Island which evokes memories of a break-up from his past. There is nothing it seems that can slow down this prolific songwriter as he overwhelms our senses with six new tracks that play out like a cinematic soundtrack.