baby, it’s hot outside: ‘An Inconvenient Truth, ‘Who Killed the Electric Car?,’ and ‘The Great Warming’
Get ’em while they’re hot…
Get ’em while they’re hot…
I hope if you plunked down your ten bucks for ‘Deja Vu’ this weekend that you stormed out of the theater when it was over and demanded you money back from the multiplex manager. Cuz this is one of the worst instances of the false adverstising of a movie that I can remember.
A hilarious bastard child of ‘This Is Spinal Tap’ and ‘Wayne’s World,’ and one of the funniest movies I’ve seen this year.
I’m busy getting ready for turkey day tomorrow, and with catching up on Deja Vu and Tenacious D, which I missed the press screenings of. Check back tomorrow (or maybe Friday) for reviews of all three. Feel free to use this as an open thread for discussion of any of these movies.
The gummi! It burns! It burns!
“I didn’t know, I didn’t know, I didn’t know,” I said to myself at the devastating end of ‘Bobby’: I had no idea how important Bobby Kennedy was to so many people.
The mockumentary is alive and well on DVD, even if Christopher Guest has abandoned it.
A heartrending drama about the biological, emotional, and social structuring of human sexuality.
An enthralling exploration of how we as individuals and society as a whole grants clout and influence, and how easy it is to be taken away.
If you’re dreading the spectacle of the family — yeah, all of them, including crazy Uncle Steve and those kids of your cousin whose names you can never remember — gathered round the table for Thanksgiving dinner later this week, then you need to psych yourself up with a quick viewing of Home for the … more…