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Author Archives: Eric Medina
Trailer Tuesdays: Films That Need No Trailer
When does a film not need a trailer to get you excited to see it? While most people need to see what the film is about before deciding whether it is worth their time, I can sometimes be satisfied knowing … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, Comedy, Drama, Horror, Indie, Trailer Tuesdays, Trailers
Tagged 50/50, Alexander Payne, decendants, George Clooney, Happy Feet, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Pierce Brosnan, salvation boulevard, Seth Rogan, Shark Night 3D
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Film Review: ‘Tree of Life’
Breathtaking. Profound. Beautiful. I can see why this film got mixed reactions at the Cannes Film Festival this year, yet still managed to win the Palm d’Or, the most prestigious award of the festival. To some, this film might seem … Continue reading
Posted in Drama, Indie, Reviews
Tagged Brad Pitt, jessica Chastain, Sean Penn, terrence m, Tree of Life, universe
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Trailer Tuesdays: Guilty Pleasures
When people talk about movies they are most excited to see, they will normally stick to the big budget action adventures, raunchy comedies, or thrillers. It is rare to see a grown adult get publicly excited about the newest children’s … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, Comedy, Documentary, Movies, News, Trailer Tuesdays, Trailers
Tagged a little help, Amy Adams, Cli, Conan O'Brien, Green Lantern, Green with Envy, jason siegal, Jenna Fischer, Muppets, Ryan Reynolds, Steven Spielberg, the adventures of tintin, Trailers
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DVD Review: ‘The Company Men’ Blu-Ray
The Company Men is a corporate drama by first time writer, producer, and director John Wells that first premiered at Sundance in 2010. Starring Ben Affleck (The Town, Good Will Hunting), Tommy Lee Jones (Men in Black, No Country for … Continue reading
Posted in Blu-Ray, Drama, Reviews
Tagged Ben Affleck, Blu-Ray, Chris Cooper, corporate, downsizing, Kevin Costner, Maria Bello, rosmary dewitt, Tommy Lee Jones
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Film Review: ‘Midnight in Paris’
It is remarkable to think just how long and varied of a career Woody Allen has had. His decades long body of work has already earned him the status of a legendary filmmaker, yet that has hardly slowed him down … Continue reading
Posted in Casting, Comedy, Indie, Movies, Reviews
Tagged 1920s, adrien br, Kathy Bates, Marion Cotillard, Michael Sheen, Owen Wilson, paris, Rachel McAdams, woody allen
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Winners Revealed at the 64th Festival de Cannes Awards
It has been an exciting couple weeks at the Cannes Film Festival, which a number of talented filmmakers showcasing a high number of films to be excited for. Last night, the official jury for the 64th Festival de Cannes revealed … Continue reading
Posted in Awards, Film Festivals, Foreign Films, Indie, Movies, News
Tagged Bronson, Cannes, cannes film festival, Drive, Kirsten Dunst, lars von trier, palm d'or, Palme d'Or, Terrance Malick, Tom Hardy, Tree of Life, winners
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Trailer Tuesdays: Rock ‘Em Sock ‘Em Robots vs. Moon Nazis
While this past week had a few fun trailers, unfortunately there wasn’t anything that I’m going to be waiting in line opening night to see. It seems that we have fully transitioned out of the exciting summer films and are … Continue reading
Posted in Comedy, Cult Cinema, Documentary, Drama, Trailer Tuesdays, Trailers
Tagged Dune, Evangeline Lilly, Fright Night, horrible bosses, Hugh Jackman, Iron Sky, jason batemen, Reel Steel, straw dogs, the artist, Vampires
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