watch it: “Sadr City raids target civilians”
via The Real News Network (Technorati tags: Sadr City raids target civilians)
Year: 2008
daily list: 7 Michael Bay remakes we can do without
I wish it were an early April Fool’s joke, but it appears to be real: Michael Bay is going to remake Rosemary’s Baby. It gets worse: he’s gonna redo Hitchcock’s The Birds, too. I guess Bay just couldn’t take my refound respect for him and decided he needed to waste no time in getting things … more…
The Band’s Visit (review)
So you hear that this is a movie about a band from Egypt — where the people are primarily Arab — that takes a trip to do a concert in Israel — where the people are, you know, mostly Jewish — and maybe your first reaction is to groan and moan and avoid avoid avoid because who wants to see a political movie about Arabs and Jews and the mess that is the Middle East and why can’t everyone just get along anyway?
Paranoid Park (review)
Gus Van Sant’s latest dreamy homoerotic ode to confused male adolescence is, well, a dreamy homoerotic ode to confused male adolescence…
watch it: “Bourne Parody”
Imagine if Jason Bourne were, well, someone else on the run: Bourne Parody on FunnyOrDie.com via Funny or Die (Technorati tags: Bourne Parody)
In Bruges movie review: Ray and Ken live for a day
Imagine if Laurel and Hardy were Irish hitmen caught in a web of existential angst…
watch it: “Sea Lion Irish Dance Contest”
Some culture for your St. Patrick’s Day: Sea Lion Irish dance ContestUploaded by brainstorm (Technorati tags: Sea Lion Irish Dance Contest)
watch it: “Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax”
This is a Dr. Seuss cartoon as Ted Geisel approved of it:
watch it: “My Review on 10000 BC”
A critic serving an important demographic: 12-year-olds who wish they could base their moviegoing decisions on whether their “girlfriends” would like it or not… (Technorati tags: My Review on 10000 BC)
opening wide this weekend: ‘Dr. Seuss’ Horton Hears a Who!,’ ‘Doomsday,’ ‘Never Back Down’
Dr. Seuss’ Horton Hears a Who! I was pretty psyched for this until someone explained that it wasn’t Horton Hears a Doctor Who but was, instead, Hollywood doing another injustice upon the memory of poor Ted Geisel. (my review) Doomsday It’s the end of the world as we know it — again — when disease … more…
