Glenn Abel

Glenn Abel The Hollywood Reporter Oct 3, 2005 Sam Peckinpah's crippled film plays best as a dry run for The Wild Bunch. Go to Full Review Major Dundee (1965) 97% 67%

Glenn Abel The Hollywood Reporter Sep 27, 2005 As good as it gets in music documentaries. Go to Full Review No Direction Home: Bob Dylan (2005) 88% 95%

Glenn Abel The Hollywood Reporter May 1, 2005 Federico Fellini broke through all the walls he could find in 1987's delightfully jumbled Intervista. The maestro created a film about a film about a film. Go to Full Review Federico Fellini's Intervista (1987) 77% 71%

Glenn Abel The Hollywood Reporter May 1, 2005 Welcome to the philosophical fun house that is F for Fake, stuffed full of questions about the nature of art and authorship, illusion and reality, lies and truth. Go to Full Review F for Fake (1973) 88% 88%

Glenn Abel The Hollywood Reporter Feb 23, 2005 An underdog in its day and a classic today. Go to Full Review Raging Bull (1980) 92% 93%

Glenn Abel The Hollywood Reporter Nov 18, 2004 Stanley Kubrick's blackest of black comedies. Go to Full Review Dr. Strangelove Or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb (1964) 97% 94%

Glenn Abel The Hollywood Reporter Jun 8, 2004 Sergio Leone's epic looks good, almost great, restored to its original running time. Go to Full Review The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (1966) 99% 96%

Glenn Abel The Hollywood Reporter Jun 4, 2004 3/5 Go to Full Review Homegrown (1998) 44% 50%

Glenn Abel The Hollywood Reporter Jun 4, 2004 2/5 Go to Full Review Continental Divide (1981) 73% 54%

Glenn Abel The Hollywood Reporter Feb 5, 2004 Alien looks amazing, almost like a new film. Go to Full Review Alien (1979) 93% 94%

Glenn Abel The Hollywood Reporter Oct 14, 2003 A crown jewel of modern Disney animation. Go to Full Review The Lion King (1994) 92% 93%

Glenn Abel The Hollywood Reporter Jul 26, 2003 The Gold Rush has been delighting audiences for almost 80 years -- it's one of the flat-out funniest films made in the silent era or any other. Go to Full Review The Gold Rush (1925) 98% 93%

Glenn Abel The Hollywood Reporter Jul 26, 2003 The film remains controversial to this day. Go to Full Review The Great Dictator (1940) 96% 95%

Glenn Abel The Hollywood Reporter Jun 16, 2003 Kurosawa dares to edit Shakespeare's story lines, adding back stories and deleting major characters, but the motivations and emotions remain true. Go to Full Review Ran (1985) 96% 95%

Glenn Abel The Hollywood Reporter Jun 16, 2003 Widely regarded as one of the most successful film adaptations of a Bard play. Go to Full Review Throne of Blood (1957) 95% 94%

Glenn Abel The Hollywood Reporter Jun 14, 2003 Roger looks terrific after 15 years. Go to Full Review Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988) 96% 85%

Glenn Abel The Hollywood Reporter Jun 14, 2003 The talky 20,000 Leagues probably won't thrill kids fresh from The Matrix, but they may be interested to know that the Verne film was the effects marvel of its day. Go to Full Review 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea (1954) 90% 73%

Glenn Abel The Hollywood Reporter Jun 14, 2003 By turns, creepy and cheesy, literate and vapid. Go to Full Review The Man Who Fell to Earth (1976) 78% 69%

Glenn Abel The Hollywood Reporter Jun 14, 2003 Today, wistful viewers might ask: Where are Klaatu and Gort when we need them most? Go to Full Review The Day the Earth Stood Still (1951) 92% 87%