“I Can Do Bad All By Myself”
We have a very interesting conundrum with I Can Do Bad All By Myself by the great Tyler Perry. I love this movie as drama, as entertainment and as a […]
Enneagram
“In Bruges”: Must we stick to the Enneagram?
I’ve got my eye on Martin McDonagh, the director of In Bruges. He appears to have only two features under his belt and I like them both. Bruges does not stack […]
The “S” is the Key to a Man of Steel Enneagram
Preface. I have only seen this movie once and that was as few days ago, and I do not trust my memory enough to faithfully retell the tale as it […]
Enneagram of “Life of Pi”
I know from reading reviews that many people loved this movie, and some people didn’t like it. Count me among the latter camp. Life of Pi is a visually rich story […]
Writing Rime of the Ancient Mariner, Part 1
I began writing a screenplay based on the the poem Rime of the Ancient Mariner some time ago. It was to be a shuffling of two stories together, the first […]
Escape From New York Enneagram
Yo. It’s been a long time since I saw a film and a took a crack at extrapolating its Enneagram. (I’ve been pretty busy with A Game of Thrones.) But […]
More “Flight”
My Enneagram review of Flight, a movie I hated, prompted a request for further masochism discussion. Worn out from detailing all the ways I thought the movie failed, I tagged […]
“Madea’s Witness Protection”: Is an Enneagram too Restrictive for Mabel?
First of all, I love Madea. All I have to do is type her name and I’m laughing. And I bow to Tyler Perry as I would to any sensei. […]
“Flight”: No Enneagram, No Attraction, No Good
If any movie deserves the Wonder Woman laser gaze, it’s Flight. I did not like this film. If I’d had rotten […]
“The Bridge on the River Kwai”: Will David Lean’s Epic Scope Conform to an Enneagram?
Last night’s Amazon Prime selection was the David Lean classic, The Bridge on the River Kwai. Lean, of course, is a director known for the epic. Before sitting down to a […]