The X-Files: I Want to Believe (review)
Spoiler free!
Spoiler free!
I watch all the crappy Net videos, and point out the good ones, so you don’t have to. (Technorati tags: People in Order)
A meaty morsel of Gotham mythos that will satisfy fans and may even captivate newcomers to the modern retellings of the superhero’s tale…
Like, oh my god, chick superheroes! And they are, like, as totally dull and shallow as chick superheroes almost always are in Hollywood’s limited imagination.
Over at Film.com, my review of Spaced is crossposted, along with a more detailed look at the bonus material. My editors added that stuff — I haven’t seen the Region 1 set — but it’s good for getting a sense of what’s included in the three-disc set. I’ve also got a piece up there about … more…
We’ve been talking about the treatment of women by Hollywood, but the other side of the street — the community of people who look at Hollywood from a critical perspective — is just as bad. Not that that comes as any great shock. A new study examined the porportion of women to men in the … more…
I wanted to like this, because it’s British and costume-y and 1920s and 30s and I’m a complete sucker for all that jazz. And I just can’t.
Take a break from work: watch a movie trailer… [watch it here; I deleted the embedded Quicktime player because it was causing problems for some readers] (Go here for other sizes.) If someone told me they were remaking the classic 1950s flick and asked me who would be the best actor working today to play … more…
David Tennant’s Hamlet starts previewing in Stratford-upon-Avon tonight — in fact, the curtain’s just gone up now, as I write this. Which surprises me, actually, because the Royal Shakespeare Company sent an email to ticket holders today that included this bit of loveliness: Given the profile of the actors who are involved in our production … more…
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