movie-ku #116
How many movies Is too many in one day? Learned the hard way: four
How many movies Is too many in one day? Learned the hard way: four
I’ll be a guest at the science fiction convention Arisia in Boston next weekend, Friday, January 18, through Monday, January 21. I’ll be talking about movies and TV and being a geek (a full schedule of my panels follows after the jump), and I’ll be hosting a room party on Saturday night: expect genteel refreshments; … more…
That McLovin kid is in this…: Voting and YOU!Uploaded by declareyourself via Dailymotion (Technorati tags: Voting and You)
Plus, still lovin’ ‘Life on Mars’ and John Simm, hatin’ Hollywood fatcats…
Yer basic foreign film: Act I: Man is sad. Act II: Man, woman are sad. Act III: Sad as one.
Jon Stewart tonight likened his (unscripted) Daily Show to Mystery Science Theater. I think that’s like crossing the streams in Ghostbusters. Pop culture implosion in five… four… three… two… one… (Technorati tags: Jon Stewart, Daily Show, Mystery Science Theater)
Countless filmmakers are making a go of it without the involvement in any way of the corporate studios: not for financing, not for production, not for distribution. Here’s one of those superindie films. Hollywood scriptwriter Todd W. Langen stepped outside his creative comfort zone and set himself a filmmaking challenge: one year, one house, one … more…
Because the conversation in comments here makes me think that some people need to see this. It’s long — about 45 minutes — but well worth it: And before anyone says, “Oh, we’re fine because XYZ hasn’t happened yet, and anyway, you wouldn’t would allowed to even say this stuff in Iran!” I quote The … more…
See it: • 3:10 to Yuma [buy it]. From my review: Mangold makes you feel like you’ve never seen a Western before. The stagecoach ambush and robbery that opens the movie features some pretty clichéd moments — thundering horses, good guys and bad shootin’ at one another, etc. — but Mangold finds fresh angles on … more…
Iowa! New Hampshire! Already I’m tired of hearing about the presidential election, and it’s still 10 months away. It’s like how some people start talking about the Oscars in April — borrrr-ing! And meaningless. But at least the Oscars are glamorous and exciting and creative, which cannot be said about our politicians who dress like … more…