It is a poignant moment of genuine bonding between a liberal and sensitive father and his teenaged son, struggling with the initial joys and then inevitable pains of first love. 

Anderson borrows from “2001: A Space Odyssey,” “Hellraiser” and “Solaris” in its depiction of corridors and chambers that grow increasingly hostile.

James Gunn praises Oscar nominee Bradley Cooper–he needed the star for very important cameo in “Superman.”

Raoul Walsh directed in Technicolor this British naval swashbuckling war film, starring Gregory Peck (in a role initially planned for Flynn) and Virginia Mayo.