‘Doctor Who’ thing of the day: Awww — coolest dad ever builts TARDIS for five-year-old
Is your dad this cool? I doubt it. Hope this kid knows how good he’s got it.
Month: June 2011
film projection as a lost art; or, why projectionists must be scolded into doing their jobs
If Terrence Malick can instruct projectionists on how to project Tree of Life, why couldn’t someone do the same for Kung Fu Panda 2?
I am officially tired of the “slow group walk through an airport”
It’s not cool, and it doesn’t cover up the hell that is traveling through an American airport these days — security theater, TSA gropings, etc…
join us for a Cinemarati Meetup in Central London on Sunday, June 12
We’ll catch an afternoon showing of a new film, followed by a discussion of the film.
cute animal video: “Cat mom hugs baby kitten”
I challenge you to watch this and refrain from going “Aww!”
deep thought (re ‘X-Men’)
Someone at Fox could be doing something really clever with mutantwatch.com right about now…
Horrible Bosses (trailer)
This could be good. I hope this is good. Jason Bateman might preredeem himself for The Change-Up with this…
question of the day: What should be the plot and setting for ‘The Hangover Part III’?
How can Todd Phillips and Co. up the ante? Or — if Hangover II is anything to go by — perhaps they won’t. Should they just make the same movie over again, for a third time?
The Hangover Part II (review)
“I can’t believe this is happening again,” laments Stu… and he’s not the only one. You cannot even honestly say about The Hangover Part II that it’s a matter of “same shit, different movie”: it’s pretty much the same movie as The Hangover…
‘Doctor Who’ thing of the day: Is the IMDB spoiling “A Good Man Goes to War,” or are we being punk’d?
Obviously, don’t read any further if you want to avoid even potential spoilers. Or else have a look at the IMDB page for Saturday’s Doctor Who midseason finale “A Good Man Goes to War,” and this is what you see:
