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Texgotham
Retired Federal Administrative Judge. Former Regional Counsel and Supervisory Trial Attorney, EEOC,
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Review of Taxi to the Dark Side
DocumentaryThis is a documentary that requires a strong stomach and a sense of outrage and shame. Shame that the tortures in Bogram Air Force Base, Guantanamo and Abu Ghraib are committed by our own soldiers and marines. The film does not spare the upper echelons of our government, right up ... read morePosted on 02/13/2008 by Texgotham 
Review of Charlie Wilson's War
TexgothamIf you recall our history of covert operations in Afghanistan in the 1980s you come away Charlie Wilson's War saying to yourself, "The road to hell is paved with good intentions." The movie examines American anti-Communism where we armed the Mujahadeen that would later lead to the rise of the ... read morePosted on 12/22/2007 by Texgotham 
Review of Atonement
TexgothamThis film is impressive and will leave you thinking. I was left with the question: Can rationalization substitue for atonement? It is a romance with elements of a number of stories and films interwoven into the plot. The story revolves around three characters: Keira Knightly as Cecilia, James McAvoy as ... read morePosted on 12/07/2007 by Texgotham 
Review of Andrew Jenks, Room 335
Andrew Jenks, Room 335 (Documentary)This film was produced for HBO. The director and star is Andrew Jenks, a 19 year old college sophomore who managed to get admitted to Harbor Place, an asssted living ccommunity in St. Lucie, Florida. He was assigned to Room 335 and began filming the lives of the residents, all ... read morePosted on 12/05/2007 by Texgotham |
