Remembering Leonard Nimoy
by Robert Gillis 2/2015 I am deeply saddened by the passing of Leonard Nimoy. The man from Boston who did so well for himself as an actor, poet, writer, director,…
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by Robert Gillis 2/2015 I am deeply saddened by the passing of Leonard Nimoy. The man from Boston who did so well for himself as an actor, poet, writer, director,…
by Robert Gillis Published in the Foxboro Reporter 8/2014 In September 1978, at one of the most depressing and lonely times in my life, a new actor burst onto the…
By Robert Gillis 7/2013 Usual disclaimer applies: Yeah, yeah, I more than understand that Superman is a fictional extraterrestrial comic book character who flies and shoots fire from his eyes.…
by Robert Gillis 1/2012 There have been countless adaptations of Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol” over the last century. One of my annual Christmas traditions is to watch several of…
by Robert Gillis, 5/2009 Approximately three gazillion people have written reviews for this new Star Trek film, and about 90% are positive. (This pleases this Trekker immensely, and the idea…
Trekmovie reported, “…Star Trek: 2009 writers Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman said that William Shatner’s cut scene was in the movie and then was written out in a later draft.…
by Robert Gillis – December 2008 There have been countless adaptations of Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol” over the last century. One of my annual Christmas traditions is to watch…
by Robert Gillis Acknowledging,and still standing by, what I wrote previously (CLICK HERE) about the idea of an eleventh Star Trek movie, I must admit that I am following development…
By Robert Gillis There have been countless adaptations of Charles Dickens’s “A Christmas Carol” over the last century. One of my favorite Christmas traditions is to watch several of them.…
SUPERMAN II: THE RICHARD DONNER CUT REVIEWby Robert Gillis4/2007 Published onSupermanCinema.co.uk SPOILER WARNING-THIS ARTICLE CONTAINS SIGNIFICANT SPOILER INFORMATION ABOUT “SUPERMAN II: THE RICHARD DONNER CUT.” THE ROAD TO THE RICHARD…
Retro-Review: A Christmas Carol (1938) starring Reginald Owen by Robert Gillis Published in the Boston City Paper, 12/2006 There have been countless adaptations of Charles Dickens’s “A Christmas Carol” over…
After nearly two decades, the Man of Steel is back! Superman Returns Review Published in edited form in the Foxboro Reporter June 2006 and in the Boston City Paper in…
by Robert Gillis published in the Foxboro Reporter, May 1999 Of the eighty quadrillion reviews written or televised in the last three weeks about this eagerly awaited Star Wars prequel,…
Star Trek: Insurrection By Robert Gillis Published in the Foxboro Reporter 12/1998 Star Trek continues to live long and prosper. “Start Trek: Insurrection,” the ninth Star Trek feature film and…