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Monthly Archives: November 2011
The Daily Dark Knight: More Details For The Fanboys.
A total nerdgasm here (courtesy of Comic Book Movie): The Dark Knight Rises IMAX prologue will be released on Dec 21 with M:I4, but *only* in theatres with a proper film projector – no digital! So make sure it’s a proper 70mm projection … Continue reading
Duck And Cover: Hero Complex Asks Whether “Raiders of the Lost Ark” Is Overrated.
Oh boy … here’s one that’ll get the fanboys a-rioting. With the 30th anniversary of “Raiders of the Lost Ark” upon us, the folks at Hero Complex tackle a thorny question: Is the warmly remembered film of our youth actually … Continue reading
The Five Faces Of “The Great Gatsby:” The Trouble With Getting A Great Book Right On Film.
With the release this week of new set photos of the Baz Luhrman-directed “The Great Gatsby” hitting the Web, I got to thinking about F. Scott Fitzgerald’s classic tale of The Jazz Age and why, despite the best efforts of … Continue reading
Posted in Books On Film, Film Criticism, romance, Silent Movies, Thinking About Movies
Tagged Baz Lurhman, Carey Mulligan, Leonardo DiCaprio, Mia Farrow, Mira Sorvino, Paul Rudd, Robert Redford, Sam Waterston, The Great Gatsby, The Great Gatsby (1926 version) The Great Gatsby (1949 version) The Great Gatsby (1974 version) The Great Gatsby (2000) version, Tobey Maguire
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Grading The Historical Accuracy Of “My Week With Marilyn.”
Writing in The Guardian This Morning … … critic Alex von Tunzelmann gives the new Michelle Williams film (already being touted as Oscar-bait for the talented actress) a grade of C+ for its historical accuracy. For those not in the … Continue reading
The “Dark Knight” In Twilight And The Problem With Action Movies.
There’s a pair of fascinating Black Friday reads in The Guardian this morning. In the first, film critic Ben Child goes inside “The Dark Knight Rises,” to consider what the film might hold if — as director Christopher Nolan claims … Continue reading
“The Artist”: Remembering The Hollywood Of Old.
It tells you everything you need to know … … about the state of contemporary cinema that filmmakers are looking back longingly at an era when Hollywood actually seemed to be in the business of making myths and not cynically … Continue reading
Posted in Film News, Golden Age of Cinema, Matinee at the Bijou, Silent Movies
Tagged Nostalgia, Old Movies, silent movies
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A “Before Sunrise” Sequel?
If, like me, you were a 20something slacker in the early 1990s, then the chances are pretty good that you have a soft spot for director Richard Linklater’s series of “Sunrise” movies. The films, which starred ur-Slacker Ethan Hawke and … Continue reading
Posted in drama, Film News, Guy Cinema, Our Films, Ourselves, romance, Thinking About Movies
Tagged Before Sunrise, Before Sunset, Ethan Hawke, Julie Delpy, Richard Linklater
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New James Bond Set Photos.
From the good folks at Starburst Magazine, here’s a bunch of set photos from the 23rd James Bond flick Skyfall..
Posted in action, Film News, Guy Cinema, James Bond
Tagged Daniel Craig, James Bond, Skyfall
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Kristen Wiig: “My Next Movie Will Be A Porky’s Prequel.”
The “Bridesmaid” and Saturday Night Live star … … dishes to The Guardian about her very big year and her plans to conquer Hollywood. As always, here’s the nut graf: “I mean. Yes, no. It feels weird to say that; … Continue reading
Posted in comedy, Femmes Fatale, Film News
Tagged Bridesmaids, Kristen Wiig, Porky's, Saturday Night Live, Tina Fey
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A Reason To Be Thankful: The Muppets Are Back.
Oh Yeah. I’ll be so taking my wife and daughter to see this over the holiday weekend.