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Tag Archives: Movies
Movie Review: ‘Jeff, Who Lives at Home’
Jeff is a jobless 30-year-old slacker man-child who does indeed live in the basement of his mother’s house. He is an expert at marijuana smoke rings, daytime television and pickup basketball but whines and protests when asked to perform a … Continue reading
Posted in Drama, Fox Searchlight, Indie, Movies, Reviews
Tagged Cyrus, ed helms, Jason Segal, Jeff, Movies, mumblecore, Reviews, Susan Sarandon, The Duplass Brothers, The Puffy Chair, Who Lives at Home
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First Full ‘Dark Shadows’ Trailer With Johnny Depp and More Arrives
Even though there’s a lot of movies being made from TV shows these days, that doesn’t mean we don’t have room for one more. That’s especially true when you combine the talents of Johnny Depp, Michelle Pfeiffer, Eve Green, Chloe … Continue reading
Posted in Movies, News, Trailers, Video, Warner Bros
Tagged Chlöe Grace Moretz, Comedy, Dark Shadows, Eva Green, Horror, Johnny Depp, Jonny Lee Miller, Michelle Pfeiffer, Movies, Tim Burton, Trailers
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‘Y: The Last Man’ Movie Adaptation Lives Again as Two New Writers are Brought In
There are few long form comic book stories that really feel like a single cohesive whole. It is just hard to maintain total continuity in style and storytelling over more than a half a decade’s worth of single issues. Brian K. Vaughn … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Adaptation, Announcements, Comics, Movies, New Line, News, Vertigo, Warner Bros, Writers
Tagged Adaptation, Brian K. Vaughn, Comics, Matthew Federman, Movies, News, Pia Guerra, Stephen Scaia, Vertigo, Writers, Y: The Last Man
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The Hobbit Pub In England Vs. Middle-Earth Enterprises
Big franchises have a unique set of problems. Shepherds of large, established franchises have to worry about their brand and how it is exposed to the world. One of the biggest global franchises is The Lord of the Rings, or more specifically the … Continue reading
Posted in Fantasy, Movies, New Line, News, The Hobbit, Warner Bros
Tagged England, Franchises, Middle-Earth Enterprises, Movies, News, Pub, Saul Zaentz Company, The Hobbit, The Lord of the Rings, Warner Bros
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Blu-ray Review: ‘The Town: Ultimate Collector’s Edition’
As skeptical as I was when Ben Affleck took his first turn as director, he managed to prove himself more than adequate to the task with his first film Gone Baby Gone. Now with his latest directorial effort, The Town, … Continue reading
Posted in Blu-Ray, Movies, News, Reviews
Tagged Ben Affleck, Blake Lively, Blu-Ray, Blu-ray Reviews, Jeremy Renner, Jon Hamm, Movies, Pete Postlethwaite, Rebecca Hall, Reviews, The Town, The Town: Ultimate Collector's Edition
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‘Gimmie the Loot’ Wins Top Prize at SXSW Film Festival
With the film and Interactive portions of the South By Southwest Festival over now and the music part getting into full swing, it’s time for some awards. Taking the “Best Narrative Feature” prize in film was director Adam Leon’s Gimme … Continue reading
Posted in Awards, Movies, News, SXSW
Tagged Adam Leon, Awards, Beware of Mr. Baker, Eden, Film Festivals, Gimmie the Loot, Jay Bulger, Megan Griffiths, Movies, South by Southwest, SXSW, SXSW Film
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Monday Picks: ‘Total Recall’
Not to be confused with the upcoming remake, this week’s pick is Paul Verhoeven’s classic sci-fi action film Total Recall (1990). It is based on Phillip K. Dick’s novel We Can Remember it for You Wholesale and stars Arnold Schwarzenegger … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Blu-Ray, Books, Classics, Cult Cinema, Directors, DVD, DVD Reviews, Lionsgate, Monday Picks, Movies, Sci-Fi
Tagged Action, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Michael Ironside, Movies, Paul Verhoeven, Phillip K. Dick, Rachel Ticotin, Rob Bottin, Ronny Cox, Sci-Fi, Sharon Stone, Total Recall
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Movie Review: ‘Silent House’
This decent thriller and remake of the Uruguayan film La Casa Muda is more fun than scary — the jumps, false alarms, little girls, bumps in the night, close-ups of the heroine’s boobies, etc. — border on abuse they’re used … Continue reading
Posted in Horror, Movies, News, Reviews, SXSW
Tagged Adam Trese, Chris Kentis, Elizabeth Olsen, Eric Sheffer Stevens, Gustavo Hernandez, Haley Murphy, Horror, Julia Taylor Ross, Laura Lau, Movies, Reviews, Silent House
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