film criticism is a sausage fest
I wonder if anyone has ever said to any of all those male film critics that they made their readers understand feminism better!
Month: February 2014
The Book Thief review: don’t mention the war…
Thoughtful tweens and teens interested in adventurous stories of kids their own age should love this, but adults may find the light tone off-putting.
what is there to say about Harold Ramis? he was very fascinating
Ramis’s Groundhog Day, which he wrote and directed, might be the finest film comedy ever made…
Doctor Who thing: new sort-of companion(?) announced
Will he get away from 21st-century Earth for some real adventures in space and time? Or will he be a companion booty call for when the Doctor gets lonely?
Veronica Mars trailer: will this have anything for non-fans?
This trailer looks pretty generic-20something-comedy. It looks — perhaps unsurprisingly — like an for a TV show.
Amsterdam photo of the day: ghostly graffiti?
Is this an old ad? Graffiti created to look mysterious?
Dirty Wars review: the self-perpetuating “War on Terror”
An infuriating and depressing look at how American foreign policy and warfare have been transformed in highly undemocratic ways, and a reminder of what real journalism looks like.
Doctor Who thing: magnificent concept art that we never saw in action
Matthew Savage is a conceptual designer who worked up some ideas for the Matt Smith era of the show.
Unforgiven (Yurusarezaru mono) trailer: Clint Eastwood goes to Japan
A Japanese-language remake of Unforgiven? Why not? Hollywood does the same in reverse all the time.
say goodbye to the Question of the Week
I wish this weren’t the way it has to be. But there simply doesn’t seem to be enough people willing to pay for what I’m doing here.
