Friday night fortune cookie: Al Gore says…
“It’s important to rescue the frog.” (Happy Earth Day!)
Month: April 2011
Arthur (review)
It must have been a fine time, back in the early 80s, when Ronald Reagan was only just embarking on his diabolical plan to kill the American middle class: we could still find carefree, spoiled-rotten billionaires kooky and captivating…
watch it: “Shiba Inu Puppy Cam”
This makes me want to have a nap on this warm, sunny holiday Friday…
you know what sucks? the official ‘X-Men: First Class’ posters
You know what doesn’t suck? The two amazing fan posters Fox knows about and could be using instead…
‘Doctor Who’ thing of the day: Sarah Jane’s farewell to the Doctor
Perhaps the most fitting farewell to Elisabeth Sladen is a look back at Sarah Jane Smith’s farewell to the Doctor, and to life on the TARDIS…
trailer break: ‘The Greatest Movie Ever Sold’
As you may have heard, the official title of this flick is POM Wonderful Presents The Greatest Movie Ever Sold. Tee-hee. I’m still not gonna drink POM Wonderful, though.
question of the day: What holidays lacking horror movies should get them… and in what form?
Today is Good Friday, and there hasn’t been a Good Friday horror movie, unless we count The Passion of the Christ…
‘Doctor Who’ thing of the day: the Doctors pay tribute to Elisabeth Sladen
Tom Baker talks about Lis Sladen, and so do Matt Smith and David Tennant…
Fast Five (review)
I’ve gotten behind most of the Fast & Furious movies because they’ve been packed with thrillingly staged action and peopled with protagonists who walk that bad-boy line cagily enough to make rooting for them a guilty pleasure, but a pleasure nonetheless. But something is off in Fast Five. There’s something deeply unpleasant about this latest flick that prevented me from enjoying all the stuff blowing up real good.
trailer break: ‘Anonymous’
It’s the hottest conspiracy theory of the 16th century! Shakespeare was born in Kenya, I tell you! Kenya!
