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101 best

Sopranu’s 101 Best series ranks the books and films we think every curious reader and viewer should meet at least once. Each entry says why it earned its place and who it is for.

Boyhood 2014: Unexpected Film that Took 12 Years of Making

Boyhood movie 2014 review

Directed by Richard Linklater Boyhood is the story of a boy, Mason, who went through many familial obstacles to reach … Read more

Dead Poets Society 1989: Orthodoxy Is The Obstacle To Freethinking

Dead Poets Society 1989 film review

Dead Poets Society 1989 by Robin Williams is a story about an English teacher of Welton Academy and one, Neil, … Read more

Gone With The Wind 1939 is an unconventional retelling of American Civil War history

Gone with the wind 1939 film review

Gone with the Wind 1939 (1939) is a superbly made studio epic and a one-sided, comforting picture of the slaveholding … Read more

Apocalypse Now 1979 Review: Quest of Harrowing Vision of War And the Evil Forces of Evildoers

Apocalypse Now 1979 film review

Apocalypse Now (1979) is a confessional historical film based on Captain Willard’s mission to terminate a green beret outlaw Colonel … Read more

Journey into the Heart of Darkness: Apocalypse Now 1979 Film Review

Apocalypse Now 1979 film review

From the horrors of Vietnam to the heart of darkness, Apocalypse Now takes us on a journey like no other. Our review of the 1979 film awaits.

Z 1969 film review: the Totalitarian Conspiracy of Killing the Opposition

Z 1969 film review

Z 1969 is about an ex-Olympic champion, doctor, academic turned politician, and a promising honest leader and deputy of the … Read more

Tokyo Story (1953): Ozu’s Quiet Film About Family and Distance

Tokyo Story Movie 1953: A Prophetic Message To The Social Degradation

Tokyo Story-1953 is one of the 100 best films of 100 years, that displays familial crisis between urban professional children and an elderly couple that ultimately had to accept loneliness.

A Man for All Seasons Review, a Perfect Film About a Saint Too Clean

A man for all seasons-1966 film review

A Man for All Seasons 1966 is actually a film with historical facts about the life of Sir Thomas More and King Henry VIII of the Tudor dynasty of England.

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