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No explanation needed: What’s the scariest movie you’ve ever seen? Mine is Threads, the 1983 British TV movie about an all-out global nuclear war. It’s so horrifyingly straightforward that it still gives me nightmares… and at the time that I saw it, in the 80s (it aired on PBS in the States), it was something … more…
Out February 9 in Region 2: • Burn After Reading [buy at Amazon U.K.]. From my green light review: Chad is one of those grand force-of-nature characters, like Chigurh, who cannot help but be at the center of something extraordinary — it just so happens that where he goes when he takes the reins is … more…
Just a quick look at the numbers while I’m off on the other side of the Atlantic: 1. He’s Just Not That Into You: $27.8 million (NEW) 2. Taken: $20.5 million (2nd week; drops 17%) 3. Coraline: $16.8 million (NEW) 4. The Pink Panther 2: $11.6 million (NEW) 5. Paul Blart: Mall Cop: $10.9 million … more…
An elemental tale of childhood fantasies and nightmares…
Did someone say “new Republican party”? via Americablog
Take a break from work: watch a TV trailer… So, not Village of the Damned but Planet of the Damned, then… Torchwood: Children of Earth returns to BBC One later in 2009; god only knows when we’ll officially get to see it in the U.S.
I’m being facetious, of course. I’m sort of surprised that an actor getting angry on a movie set is news at all, but there we are. McG, director of the new Terminator movie during the shooting of which Bale went off on a tirade, defended the actor at Comic Con in New York this weekend: … more…
Tons of spoilers! Don’t read unless you’ve seen the episode!
…at the famous Saturday market that stretches for miles: (Actually, the giant spider is attacking a house just off Portobello Road. Hey, didn’t I see the TARDIS around town somewhere? Is there something I should know about an invasion of alien arachnids?)
…worshipping at the feet of the heathen blasphemer, who is now burning in hell: (London’s Natural History Museum has a special exhibit on Darwin, what with it being the 200th anniversary of his birth and all. This large marble graven image seems like a permanent part of the museum, however.)
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