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I thought: Wow, this is gonna be cool. Here’s Holly Hunter as a rough, tough cop: she drinks too much, smokes too much, swears way more than cops on commercial television get to, sleeps with her married partner. She’s a mess — bad for Grace Hanadarko, major case detective in Oklahoma City, but great for … more…
David Duchovny has been out and about promoting his new Showtime series Californication, debuting next month, which will, apparently, give viewers a completely unMulderesque Duchovny, one that may disturb fans who see him only as the snarky, dour FBI agent. Perhaps that’s why, along the way, the actor has been letting on that we may … more…
So sometimes I try to figure out when I’ll be able to get home after a screening — you know, like, should I set the TiVo for something I wanna watch, or will I be home in time before it starts? And so I just discovered that my Dreading flick, I Now Pronounce You Chuck … more…
I’m takin’ it easy at the movies this week: I’ve got only two screenings scheduled at the moment, and a couple of screener DVDs sitting around that I should check out. But that’s fine: I’ve got tons of reviews and other coverage to catch up on, like Rescue Dawn and Joshua, to name but two… … more…
The mysterious trailer code-named “Cloverfield” is finally online from a legitimate, non-bootlegged-on-a-cell-phone-cam source: Apple Trailers. It’s cool. I wrote about ‘Cloverfield’ previously here and here. And speaking of cell phone cams, I mentioned in the comments of one of those previous posts that it was only a matter of time before someone made a movie … more…
Ah, now here we have the genuine thrill of traveling with the Doctor: visiting the past. The future is cool and all, an undiscovered country, but history… ah, history is a storied place we never get to visit. Unless we’re with the Doctor.
Ack! I’m never gonna finish writing up last night’s episode, “The Shakespeare Code,” before I’ve gotta run out for the rest of the day, so check back tomorrow. I’m nearly done watching the remainder of this season’s episodes, and all I gotta say is this: I want a t-shirt that reads “the angels have the … more…
‘Six Feet Under’ meets ‘My Blue Heaven’…
It’s a familiar movie trope: the Mother From Hell. But Brenda Blethyn makes her an unmissable combination of love and angst and fear and warmth.
Bittersweet and deeply, achingly romantic, this perfect, perfect film — based on Susan Minot’s novel — enfolds regrets and memories and love and hope in the snug embrace of a story of how one moment can send us careening down a path we never expected.
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