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I didn’t think it would happen, but Moonlight, CBS’s Friday night vampire drama, has grown on me. I’m not madly in love with it, and it seems unlikely that it’ll ever be a show that I make an appointment to watch — and in fact I let a month’s worth of episodes pile up in … more…
In honor of my weekend at the Margaret Mead Film & Video Festival… Utter exhaustion Fest skeds of back-to-back flicks Film, film, film, film, film
Like Office Space, which just wrapped on Comedy Central… Middle of the night When the tube always brings a Flick I can’t not watch
Need another dose of the jolly old elf after Paul Giamatti’s in Fred Claus? The thing is, for all the many many many many many movies about Christmas, there aren’t all that many that are actually about the man himself. But there are a few: The Santa Clause and The Santa Clause 2: Tim Allen … more…
Head exploding in slow motion. I feel like I need to throw up. And for some reason, I can’t stop crying. Must blog about the show — after I watch it all again just to try to get my head around it — but it’s gonna be tough to talk about it without spoiling it … more…
Ever feel like you simply cannot decide what to watch? Paralyzed by choice Too many favorite flicks Channel surf instead
*Ooo, ick* was my reaction when I first heard about *Lars and the Real Girl.* Because I had, unfortunately, heard about Real Dolls, the anatomically correct sex toys that are as lifelike as silicone can be. Which means they look like corpses. And the thought of a movie about a lonely guy who buys one of them and pretends it’s his girlfriend? No. No no no no.
I’ll be spending part of Saturday and most of Sunday at The Margaret Mead Film & Video Festival at the American Museum of Natural History here in New York. The festival features films of an anthropological bent, usually documentaries, but not necessarily. Tickets are usually still available at the door; see the full schedule at … more…
Yes, this is the Ang Lee movie notoriously rated NC-17 for, ahem ‘explicit sexuality’ — no children admitted in the name of American squeamishness!
The films of the After Dark Horrorfest — playing at a little over 300 theaters this weekend and running through November 18 — were not screened for critics, but I did see one of them at the Tribeca Film Festival this spring: Mulberry Street. Check out my review here. Could the rest of the Horrorfest … more…
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