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.
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.
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…
Oh, for some kick-ass movie ghosts. I’m talking kick-ass on a Dickensian level.
As generic as its title while also yawningly idiotic in its own unique way…
The continued transition of the Chronicles of Narnia book series to the big screen seemed in doubt lately as Disney gave up the films last month, citing budget issues. But now we’re hearing that 20th Century Fox has snapped up the fantasy franchise with an eye toward releasing The Voyage of the Dawn Treader in … more…
Slumdog Millionaire keeps blasting the competition out of the water: 1. Slumdog Millionaire: £2.8 million (3rd week; up 7%) 2. Valkyrie: £1.9 million (NEW) 3. My Bloody Valentine 3-D: £1.2 million (2nd week; drops 12%) 4. Seven Pounds: £1.1 million (2nd week; drops 30%) 5. Underworld: Rise of the Lycans: £.99 million (NEW) (actual numbers, … more…
You’ve seen the T-shirt — now see the movie. That seems to be attitude of the decriers of Steven Soderbergh’s portrait of the Argentinean freedom fighter/terrorist: that the filmmaker does not demonize his subject to the degree the decriers insist is necessary.
It’s Thursday, and that means it’s time to remake an 80s classic TV show or movie with an all-new cast. This week: Designing Women, the 1986-93 CBS sitcom about four Southern women — and one token man — who run an interior design firm. (This week’s Dream Cast was suggested by reader i fields. If … more…
I’m late with everything this week, but I can at least get in a quick look at last weekend’s box office before the next weekend starts: 1. Paul Blart: Mall Cop: $21.6 million (2nd week; drops 32%) 2. Underworld: Rise of the Lycans: $20.8 million (NEW) 3. Gran Torino: $16.2 million (3rd week in wide … more…
Some science fiction for your enjoyment: Oops, did I tell you beforehand to make sure you didn’t have any liquid in your mouth around the three-minute mark? I won’t accept any responsibilty for Diet Coke-logged keyboards. From the wags at Those Aren’t Muskets. I suspect I shall be featuring more of their videos in the … more…