Lorna Miller

Which film “still brings tears to [her] eyes”?

Illustrations of why I love this festival.

This book perfectly captures what was special about the show and the beauty behind it.

Not a thrilling mystery, but a lovely tale about growing older.

If you are looking for a quirky show that offers chills, laughs, and revolutionary lore, watch this show!

What makes this concert stand out is that you can feel how truly special it is for all involved.

The dual roles played by Meryl Streep and Jeremy Irons provide each of them the opportunity to portray desperation, longing, and tortured vulnerability.

The cast was a big reason I kept tuning into the series.

I thoroughly enjoyed watching and recommend it for any fan.

It is an inspiring, thought-provoking film, with every moment to be savored.

I look forward to this unique opportunity every year.

This year was the best TCM Film Fest I have attended.

Each year it is harder to decide on what to see.

It offers something different than the many formulaic crime dramas these days.

Disney at its best.

Highly entertaining from beginning to end.

The film stays faithful to the lessons and themes of the book, which are not just for young adults.

Tensions slowly rise through the 13-episode season, leaving lives in balance and ensuing chaos.

Each year I seem to enjoy the this festival more and more.

I thoroughly enjoyed the weekend and was wanting more once it was over.

If I am lucky, I’ll get into all seven.

I have read several articles addressing all of the incorrect information in the movie, and I have no issues in enjoying the illusion.

For those that enjoy intense thrillers and being scared, the first season of The Following is not to be missed.

It delivers lighthearted humor and noteworthy life lessons.

What I did this weekend.

Meet the Monsters.

A somewhat traditional ghost story that offers surprises.

It was a treat to see Danny Boyle return to this style of film and he didn’t disappoint.

Stoker is visually stunning and satisfied my desire for a suspenseful and thoughtful film.

The film isn’t super scary, but it does have a slow built of creepiness and intensity.

A smart western series with dynamic characters in a unique setting.

A weekend of bunnies, birds, and classic films.

What I saw the first two days at 2013’s TCM Film Festival.

A preview of my schedule for the upcoming TCM film festival.

Les Miz fans won’t want to go one day more without it.

Thirteen years later, it has endured as a fun, entertaining film.

For fans of murder mysteries and John Cusack.

There are many wonderful aspects that make the film so successful.

Emotionally and intellectually engaging while also being visually interesting.

Though flawed on a number of fronts, the film still entertains.

Everything comes together perfectly to make this film such a success.

May satisfy if your expectations are kept to a minimum.

The festival concludes as does my coverage.

Taking in the classics.

At times, I was more interested in watching Spielberg talk about “War Horse” rather than watching it.

Just another procedural crime drama.

I really enjoyed this film.

A familiar story told well.

I would rather watch Rudolph or my all-time favorite The Year Without a Santa Claus.