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Nathaniel R. of The Film Experience is running another of his famous blog-a-thons today: this one’s on Action Heroines. Rather than yabber on about Ellen Ripley and Sarah Conner and Princess Leia, I thought I’d look at the action heroines on TV who thrill me the most, and make me wish I could be just like them when I grow up…
Oh, this is gonna be one of those weeks that reminds me why I love, love, love movies. It may well be that I won’t love every movie I see this week — in fact, I’d be shocked if that turned out to be the case — but I want to love all these movies. … more…
When I saw how this sweet but slight CGI comedy was shaping up — it’s penguins! and they’re making documentaries about their brethren who surf! — I though, Well, it’s *Endless Shiver,* isn’t it?
Wise Geek has an, um, interesting new tool called Which Movie Reviews Should I Believe? Here’s the pitch:
It’s gonna go down in history as one of the great fan movements in pop culture history, I suspect: Jericho fans were so passionate in their outrage over CBS’s cancellation of the series that, rather unbelievably, CBS renewed the show for another seven episodes, to air no one knows quite when yet, except that it … more…
For those of you who don’t understand my complaint that ‘Knocked Up’ is a retrograde nightmare, here’s Richard Corliss in ‘Time’ magazine on the strained conservatism of the film…
Peter Howell in the Toronto Star claims to have for us “the ugly truth about Knocked Up”: Funny, isn’t it, how willingly we buy movie plots about impossible casino heists, miraculous spider bites and rock-star pirates. And yet something as simple as a beautiful woman getting involved with a not-so-beautiful man strikes some of us … more…
Just so you know — because this is important when you’re talking to fans of George Clooney’s charming thief Danny Ocean — it’s an hour and 15 minutes into *Ocean’s Thirteen* before he appears in a tux.
Working on a tight schedule presented challenges of its own. Katleman says he’s pleased with the finished film, but “I’ll be honest, I would tweak everything more,” he says.
I laughed out loud the first time I saw this bus ad recently. And as most of the dissenters of my review of Knocked Up are probably aware, there’s not a lot that makes me laugh out loud. Yes, I am sooo looking forward to Live Free or Die Hard. Bruce Willis is my second … more…
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