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Tag Archives: Movies
‘Ondine’: A Film of Fish, Fairytales, and Farrell
As a kid, nothing was better on a very hot and humid summer day in Florida then to swim in our gigantic pool. Since it was Florida, there were many, many hot summer days and laps tend to get boring. … Continue reading
Posted in Drama, Movies, News, Reviews, Romance
Tagged Alicja Bachleda, Colin Farrell, Indie, Movies, Neil Jordan, Ondine, Reviews, Romance, Stephen Rea
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Get Your First ‘Official’ Look at Jason Momoa as ‘Conan’
Since I was first exposed to Conan in cinematic form by Arnold Schwarzenegger and John Milius in 1982’s Conan the Barbarian, that version has been by definitive on screen incarnation of Robert E. Howard’s character. Now, with the reboot of … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Movies, News, Photos, Reboots and Remakes
Tagged Action, Conan, Jason Momoa, Lionsgate, Marcus Nispel, Movies, Rachel Nichols, Robert E. Howard, Ron Perlman, Rose McGowan, Stephen Lang
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‘Dr. Strange’ Movie Moves Forward With ‘Conan’ Writers
To be honest, I was a fan of Dr. Strange comics growing up. But now that I’m a bit older and, perhaps, a bit wiser I have to wonder if a Dr. Strange movie is really what’s needed — especially … Continue reading
Posted in Adaptation, Comics, Disney, Marvel, Marvel Studios, News, Writers
Tagged Avengers, Comics, Conan, Dr. Strange, Joshua Openheimer, Marvel, Movies, Stan Lee, Steve Ditko, Thomas Donnelly
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Review: ‘Cyrus’
By Shannon Hood Reprinted from the SXSW Film Festival, 3/17/2010 Mark and Jay Duplass caused a bit of a commotion at Sundance and SXSW in 2005 when their feature film The Puffy Chair debuted to rave reviews and serious buzz. … Continue reading
Posted in Comedy, Movies, News, Reviews, Romance, SXSW
Tagged black comedy, Catherine Keener, Comdey, Cyrus, Jay Duplass, John C. Riley, Jonah Hill, Marisa Tomei, Mark Duplass, Movies, Reviews, SXSW
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Indie Review: ‘Please Give’
Perhaps only New Yorkers can fully appreciate the unique but not uncommon real estate transaction that underlies Nicole Holofcener’s fourth feature film Please Give. Successful dealers in trendy midcentury modern furniture, Kate and Alex have leapt at the chance to … Continue reading
Posted in Drama, Indie, Movies, Reviews
Tagged Catherine Keener, Indie Films, Movies, Nicole Holofcener, Oliver Platt, Please give, Rebecca Hall, Reviews
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Michael Fassbender May Be Magneto In ‘X-Men: First Class’
With James McAvoy already signed on to play Professor Charles Xavier in Matthew Vaughn’s X-Men: First Class, word now comes that the film may have secured the talents of Michael Fassbender to play Xavier’s friend turned nemesis Eric Lensherr (aka … Continue reading
Posted in 20th Century Fox, Casting, Comics, Marvel, News
Tagged Casting, Comics, Fox, James McAvoy, Magneto, Marvel, Matthew Vaughn, Michael Fassbender, Movies, X-Men, X-Men: First Class
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Fantastic Fest Announces Fantastic Arcade Indie Games Event
Of all the film festivals I’ve been to over the years I rank Austin’s Fantastic Fest as one of my favorites. The selection of films, events, parties and the people running the fest, and in Austin in general, make it … Continue reading
Posted in Announcements, Fantastic Fest, Film Festivals, Horror, Movies, News
Tagged Alamo Draft House, Fantastic Arcade, Fantastic Fest, Film Festivals, Horror, Movies, Sci-Fi, SXSW
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Western Wednesdays: ‘MacKenna’s Gold’
In The Pardoner’s Tale, three drunk scallywags stumble out of a pub in the middle of the Black Death. In their alcohol inspired brilliance, they decide to go looking for Death so they can kill him in retaliation. A strange … Continue reading
Posted in Classics, Features, Movies, Western Wednesdays, Westerns
Tagged It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World, Julie Newmar, MacKenna's Gold, Movies, Omar Sharif, Western, Western Wednesdays
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