‘Battlestar Galactica’ blogging: “The Oath”
Lots of spoilers! Assumes you’ve seen the episode!
Month: January 2009
watch it: the 1/31/09 weekly address from President Barack Obama
“Outrage.” “Shamefully.” “Arrogance and greed.” Awesome.
The Week in Women
FYI, my latest “The Week in Women” column is up over at the site of the Alliance of Women Film Journalists.
weekend open thread: Super Bowl edition
I hear there’s a big game or something this weekend. Football… is that the one where the guys run around the bases, or the one they play on ice? Gonna watch the game? Or maybe one of this week’s new movies is catching your eye? Me: I’ve got so much catching up to do, it’s … more…
screencap Friday: what the flick? #56
Friday fun! Here’s a screen capture from one of the DVDs in my collection (and it’s definitely from a movie, not a TV show). Guess the movie for fun and, well, fun. No prizes, just bragging rights. But hey: one guess per comment — no fair hogging all the guesses.
Taken (review)
It doesn’t quite live up to the promise of that most awesomest of trailers, but almost.
FlickFilosopher meetup in London, week of February 8th
I head over to London this coming Wednesday, February 4th, arriving late that night, and I’m in town through Saturday, February 14th. I’d like to plan a get-together with any U.K. readers for early in the week of February 8th. I’ll be staying in Ealing — gimme a chance to scope out the local pubs … more…
watch it: “NORA: Practice Makes Purr-fect”
It’s cat-video Friday! Mmm. The big thing with the small white and black things: it makes nice sounds, and it feels smooth and cool on a furry face.
trailer break: ‘Push’
Take a break from work: watch a movie trailer… Um, how is this different from X-Men and Heroes? And Firestarter? Crap, Dakota Fanning even looks like Drew Barrymore a bit, doesn’t she? I’m just wondering. Cuz in almost any other job in the world, if you were to go in to your boss’s office and … more…
The Uninvited (review)
Oh, for some kick-ass movie ghosts. I’m talking kick-ass on a Dickensian level.
