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Tag Archives: James Cromwell
TV Recap: ‘American Horror Story: Asylum’ Season 2, Episode 11 – ‘Spilt Milk’
This episode starts the mad dash to the season finale. It focuses mainly on Lana, Kit, and Grace finding their way out of Briarcliff, as well as a closer look at Lana’s now grown son Johnny. We jump back and … Continue reading
Film Review: ‘The Artist’
I didn’t know what to expect. From the endless trailer play The Artist received at the Landmark on Clark, I have to admit I didn’t have much hope. It looked too “artsy,” too cute, too self-important. That’s at least how … Continue reading
Posted in Comedy, Movies, Reviews, Warner Bros
Tagged Berenice Bejo, Beth Grant, foreign films, James Cromwell, Jean Dujardin, John Goodman, Michel Hazanavicius, Missi Pyle, Penelope Ann Miller, silent films, the artist, The Weinstein Company, Warner Bros
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First Trailer for Michel Hazanavicius’ Silent Film ‘The Artist’ Hits the Web
Mel Brooks may have knocked it out of the park by being tongue-in-cheek back when he made Silent Movie, but there is no way today’s audience could possibly accept a full, silent, black & white film. Right? Well, that’s exactly … Continue reading
Posted in Classics, Comedy, Drama, Movies, News, Romance, Trailers, Video, Weinstein Co.
Tagged Berenice Bejo, James Cromwell, Jean Dujardin, John Goodman, Michel Hazanavicius, Missi Pyle, Penelope Ann Miller, the artist
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Review: ‘Surrogates’
Okay, I think I have the studios figured out. The recent trend toward not screening a movie, or screening it too late for reviewing press to make deadline, must be the studios’ clever attempt at using reverse-psychology. We (reviewers) are … Continue reading
Posted in Comics, Disney, Movies, Reviews, Sci-Fi, Touchstone Pictures
Tagged Bruce Willis, James Cromwell, Radha Mitchell, Robert Venditti, Rosamund Pike, Surrogates
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