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Between the title change and writing in a male character who appeared to be taking over the film, Disney didn’t seem at that interested in making a Rapunzel film that was actually about Rapunzel. But I should have trusted. Because if there’s one thing Disney has in spades — besides pink princesses — it is a capability to transform simple cartoons into cinematic magic.
I don’t know why I keep watching The Event, but I do. It’s like eating Cheez Doodles or Vienna sausage: you know it’s bad for you and it may be more disgusting than it is delicious, but I do it anyway.
On November 23, 1963, Doctor Who made its first appearance on the BBC. The BBC Archive offers a fascinating look at the origins of the show at The Genesis of Doctor Who.
I love how the trailer touts Barry Bostwick’s Golden Globe win, as if there might be some potential viewers out there for whom this would tip them over into wanting to see this. Adorable.
At least the usual pap some people feel the need to spout when we lose loved ones gets a smackdown here. I hope that’s a sign that the rest of the movie is as honest about grief, and not falsely sentimental about loss and recovery.
Would be it about truly interactive movies, entertainment experiences that combine both intense narratives and gameplay? Would it be about movies created via a new technology, like a crowdsourced screenplay or something similar?
We should pay attention to the Germans. They know what a police state looks like, and they don’t want to be living in one again.
Leah Rozen in The New York Times, writing about the new British film Made in Dagenham, about women in the late 1960s who struck the Ford plant where they worked, makes a cogent point that hadn’t occurred to me until I read her words, though it’s clearly so head-smackingly obvious that it almost doesn’t need to be said: Hollywood doesn’t make movies about working-class Americans anymore.
Oo, oo! Dark and scary with a spaceship and a Scroogely curmudgeon and a starship and people frozen like Christmas turkeys (before you thaw them out) and the Doctor as a Ghost of Christmas Past (and, I’m betting, of Christmas Future, too) and… is that a shark?
This looks like GoodFellas… but Henry Hill and the mafia could only dream of the kind of crimes Jack Abramoff committed.
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