critic’s minifesto #3: it’s all about story
This means that a film that does not tell a story that appeals to me on some level has, in my reckoning, failed as a movie.
This means that a film that does not tell a story that appeals to me on some level has, in my reckoning, failed as a movie.
Did you know that The Hobbit is being shot in 3D? Well, it is.
Awww. Cute and green…
Well. I’ve loved Andrea Arnold’s work so far, but I don’t know what to make of this trailer.
Have you come across DVD rental copies of movies that are somehow disabled or hobbled? Have you seen other evidence of an attempt to squash the rental business?
For some reason, New York Yankees caps are a thing here.
There is a whole lotta frustration to be found in a movie about a woman forced to play men’s games who doesn’t fight back… not even a little.

Gerard Butler gets Jesus. But not — this is my favorite thing about this movie — in an obnoxious way.
Looking at this story again, in the light of distance and in seeing reflections of what Doctor Who has become since 2005, I realize there was so much more that impacted me, and that it’s so much richer than I realized at the time.
So sad that this is funny…